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Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-31
COUGEs, HOARsENEss. TNFLUENZA,

Sore Throts. Colds, Whoopng Cough Group Liver Com
piiut Bronchitis Asthma. HIo"liug oi the Lungs and every
affection OF tine Throat lungs and Chest, speedily and
ucruanuuttV cured = the of
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-31

10y timely resort this standard remedy. proved by
hundreds Of testimonials received by tho propetors Nome
genuine unless signed BuIs SETH W FowLE SON. Pro-
prictor. Boston Sold by EDNaToN, IosTETr4R CO.. san
Francisco. and by dealers generally. 2j1y
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-31
DR., Wistar's BaIsanl of Wild Cherry.

This weknown preparation does not dry up cough and
leave the cause behind. is the with most medicines
but it looscns and cses the lungs and aays irritation
thus removing the cause Of the complaint
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28

nes o the grading already uqHred aer by residents Ala.
me Ihe oute viii be that surveyed under Engineer Bafs
hhdenee ast summer. One 0f the prominent cergymss
vas miakn 10 The DARK, Tuesday sight while h@ ~
Of oSe 81 h' paIbione Tor prosDg burglar ha5rpg |
rough handing from the proprietor The are ne
trends ana snoug ihe prominent sui highly esteemed et
the place aud The affair causes much merriment ''
WEST POINT-A man named Donovan rr;r.
10 the Engineer Corps Who suffered severely derHu
became perfectly insane about and escape fs
70 The mountains There be has wandered eudng Effort.
his capture by bands Of soldiers and hiding cave
almost inaccessible rocks The entire population fol,
him today, The nver perfectly sf t6at the CO.
b" no difficulty IN making regular trips 20"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS H. Clark while engaged T.
drilling cars sst evening, hv A. t4 No.
Essex r. r depot and instantly killed. HI bolg harr
Coroner Crane took charge Of the remains ADD vii bold a.
evening i'''-'
HUDSON CPTY.-ln the Court Of Quarter Sessio..
yesterday James Longhran sud Ionn Cauuov 'f
charge Of havng sired the premises No "a Grand is Ie
for the purpose q dnd the State lnsura1ce Company ~
mit.d 10 the C0untr jail 10 trial Thomas Ioit. -
with having advised the held 10 p 500 %
Yesterday held by Recorder bridge IN +I00 b. m ,F
charge % having With others
tempted % rob Patrick Braton. DO Brrge1w Re a..
bridge YESTERDAY held John Muqueen 10 900 hail s.
Of assault AID battery and mayhem. he bad been noisy col
custody While being conducted hy ocef the stls 20
BIZ the officer severely Of bis hsuds ' =
NEWARK.-Work was resumed YESTERDAY an a
Peck property at Roseye the laborers who participated m t.
gang but aerwsr the resolved tesp ab
old force would hereafter exhibit pesceaJle
gOus revival increasing. At the First Presberau ClHr.f -
log the Rev Dr. Brnsmade 81 the Wekhfr-s Preshrers ~
conducted the services large congregation being preset
ust and Methodist Churches special seryee, beng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
ARREST OF A QUEENS COUNTY CONSTABLE.

Dennis CARL, constable of the town If
Flushing, has been arrested for misdemeauor. Tia
warrant issued on Wednesday by Police Justice Pro-
vost Of Whtestone, and the arrest made by village
Marshal The following is the stated by Ito
accused: Having arrested aud confined drunken su.
der he Informed Justice Slman Of Flushing freceui.y
deceased the evening. The Justice UuWc g
the time and instructed the officer 10 release solder
In the morning and charge him enough 10 pay Tor tie
trouble" Consequently on the following NOR ing he
leased the soldier, receiving s.. As Justice ~iman
now Idead, CARL has no means OF pr0yHg
what passed between himself and the dtceassl.
Justice Quarterman of Flushing has been retained
by the defense. The friends Of the a,cusd
are highly Indignant, and claim that the Police Ju.tcs
has jurisdiction in the whatever. on fle Other
side the prosecution determined 10 Yru'iI1te us
matter. They deny that Justice siman was even
suited much less that he authorized Car 10 collects
before releasing the prisoner They further Aie illy
the prisoner had been without food the DAY u h.
arrest and camOred for crumb Of bread ANA drink x
water: that late at night hunger and Thirst Jec0m
almost uncomfortable he eeded IN attracting Tie ael
ton boys, who climbed mp To the window q The
cell. and appeased ms thirst with water from an Old tc
kettle. the spout OF which they inserted between The
grating As the charge is serious one the matter
causing great connection IN the town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
EXERCISES OF GRAMMAR SCHOOL no. %

Down among the dance-hOuses of the First
Ward stands large school building, Greenwich. near
Rectorst THIS is known Grammar School No. % y
Yesterday afternoon the semannua distribution OF GER
tcaes and prizes 10 the pupils In the department for
girls took place presence of large assembly or both
sexes Every foot Of available space was occupied. Miss
Caharine W. White, the Principal was on hand with her
assistants and the many remarks Of the speakers showed
her efforts TO build the school were heartily ap
preciated by the Commissioners and Trustees.
The room was tastefnly decorated with flowers and
pictures Mr.. A. sullivan conducted the exercises.
After singing Rotations and readings. the certificates
were presented the proficient pupils Mr.. Dupg-
nae delivered a short address. after which Miss Nora
PIggOtt recited AyOndale IN praseworthy manner SUI
pentenden s. S. Randall congratulated the principal
aud her pupils the excellence OF their school, and he
was greatly reOiced 10 lind much talent and Intellect
ual vitality in the lower wards Of the city number OF
medals then presented by the Hon. John Fox, NC
and the Hon. Edward Hogan, Police Justice.
James w. Gerard esq. expressed himself well
pleased with tho scholarship Of the pupils,
and, like the previous speaker, he was
surprised aud grafcd TO find the standard OF excellence
50 high Maggie Corners then Introduced by
Mr.. Sullivan She recited The Lost Heis" from Hood
with marvellous skill aud judgment well feeling
Miss Kat Mckarthy played and sang Beautiful Bells,
and we'd meried applause from the audience. Mr.
William Wood then spoke after which President LarTe-
more Of the Board OF Education delivered the closing
addresses Mr. LartmOre SAID that the exhibition testl
fled the efficiency OF the Public School system, and II
lie the influence OF our public schools which Will preserve
ana strengthen the nation. The exercises closed with
" Home, Sweet Home"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
LABOR MOVEMENTS.


The JOurncymen Plumbers bail Noted ABOUT
$50.
The striking Piano forte makers will hold q
mass meeting this evening at No. 10 Stauionst.
At mass meeting of Cigar makers last even
ing 500 was voted Ia the Cincinnati cigar makers on
strike. making IN all y25O sent fton this clty.
AZ the meeting of the Carpenters Union No.
/. last evening, communication from the Troy Collar
Gs was read requesting the members support IN pur-
chasing their manufactures.
The Dry Goods Clerks Early Closing Assoc
CaIIu at Brooklyn rcttcd thu following Board al
Ofrtis. President. A. i. : Aude!,ou Wee President NJ.
RYAN; Recording Secretary, j. OFmhrriy; Financial
SccTcilTy, j. MCkCuuy; tutcsIuUig ScCrcfar}t D. IL.
Todd; Treasurer, w.. K. JtTuaU. Communications was
rrau Shoe Clerks aud Jswrris Clerks ~ Brock
I'm asking coO1ratIon ," iuitUuIiEg tie early closing
movement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
THE ERIE RAILROAD sTRTKE-THE LAST or IT.


The strikers had a meeting yesterday
morning at Washington Hail. Jersey city, at which they
formally declared the Association dissolved A. ils
meeting the ttee appointed 10 wait Nr Brovu
Master Mechanic, a a solicit terms from hir rtp0re
that gentleman could give them no answer gHu
the authorities OF the road. These Mr. Brown
suited yesterday, but not instructed TO take any
of the men who voluntarily left their work Tie Com
pany say that the did not choose % ABIDE BY
the rules OF the Company the Company would only have
who would Tie meeting understood thlr reply 10
be a refusal to take back the Old hands. Tic men
scattered, each looking out for himself Ia mud jl
where he can. There a crowd round the shop -
quittingtme last night also, large force ~ police,
about 50 men, under chef Fowler The workers marched
body to the ferry, the police forming guard Mound
them. few noisy women squalled at the WORKERS s
they passed. Ihere was no other demOnsratlOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
LATEST SHIP NEWS
RRIY Ed.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Virginia Thomas Liverpool Jan y mtse AID El~
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAY FRANcIscO Jan 27-Saled ships Remington o 'efto
Maud and Helen for SlineT.
wmNlSGroS n c. Jan. 27Cesrc steamship Empire r NsF'
CHARLgsroS G. Jan 27.-Sal steamships Tennessee ,or NF'
York Falcon Baltimore; bark Clara. MOutey4eo.
SAyANSAH jan 2-Ship Nine. Liverpool: larks John IS 'li"
Sgua Graude Nlragause ave schL b. b. E'tFA-a JAeA''
vile; steamship Herman Livingston. Newlork
DISASTERS.
GREENoCx Jan. 27-The ship Margaret Wamson from NF'
foupdsni port Oporto put here With 'oplst, H'on
wark galley gone having experienced heavy oae man ~
been overheard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS
SATTRDAY Lax %

Europe via Southampton Bremen per s'eam, W
from Hohoken close PostOhce At II Steamship s 81 o.
N. Supplementary Mall for pad letters oa' made b'le'
Mails for Havana &c. per steamship Rspiaa from Per NO u r.,
close at tue General POst.Ohce at ?. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28

Affairs reported bill 20 reduce tho number OF officers In
the army which made the special order TOT WedheS-
day next. 49,, -, -
Mr BANKS introduced bin to amend the law con.
sttutBg eight hours q days work Tor Government |
mechanics, DC, which was referred. Adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
ARRTTED.

FROM LIVERPOOL Jan. Pin steamship yirgn.ur Harba
son Alrs Na.U p t.H 80
Nh, Satte Hartley Reuben T. C4rheu;or LV- Ls.of
]. q. HUN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28

REMARKs-MOrning- Clear from midnight to 8: slight
ly hazy TO hay at 10 and foggy at Northern
lights from midnight to 8; brilliant from midnight 70
1880. AfternoOn-iazy very haZy G1O; slightly cloudy
and very hay 20 to sunset. Evenng-Very hazy 10 u
overcast and very cloudy 1880 TO $40 overcast 10 10 H.
NOte.-2Gtb, from II p. III. TO midnight, clear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28

WOMAN's FRIEND.-Pyle's 80. X" So,p
always pure and hard Pyes soar. SALY.Trs CRg,s
the Kind for the economical Sold by Grocer' eveEt D.
$50 Washiugton.st 'I.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28

PAPERS, TwINFs, THREADS, AND Copp,cp
WILLARD BAkVEI Oaes aHd w,sooms 1ys Brsasst n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28

fThe Butler does appear the lit Of Yeas
Associated Press the lot Of A5seBtces
sesl Is by Washington correspondent TNB
THE COVODE CONTESTED SEAT.
Mr.. CHURCHILL Bep., y. VI from the Commit ce
Elections. reported resolution that II. ID. FoNer
not entitled seat from the X&Ist Cou gree sional
District Penuy wanna. aud that John COvOde was and
gave notice that he would call up the resolution for
action next Tuesday.
THE APPROPRIATION BILL.
The House at $3.50 O'Clock vent into Committee Of the
Whole, Mr. Cessna In the chair the Legislative,
Executive. and judicial Appropriation bIl.
Mr.. MYERS (iep. PENN called the attention Of the
Chairman OF the Committee on Appropriations A!r.
Dawes To the fact that the appropriations for cOnstruo-
ton aud steanlenglDeering were exhausted. la
sequence an order had been scut out few days ngD
the several nayy-yars Ia suspend all work ~ those
Bureaus after FEB. l. He said 5000 would thus he
thrown out OF employment, aud asked now au ip.
prnpriatpn would he made.
Mr. DAWES rep, Mass replied that he was not in
formed uf the fact Officially. when he should he She
Committee would doiht take acon. Mr.. Dnwrs
then addressed the Committee reply Mr.. Butler.
speech of yesterday, undertaking 10 pruVc ilat lbs
sprerh. which had ncen HfraGted vrstergy. was made
ming occasion; flut thr sl.fCh aud that
II proper iaat EC should make 1t. He mad been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
HOME NEWS.
liz WEATHER

THE WEATHER
EEwYoRK. Hour. Tier. Bar Wind. Hour Tier Wind
Jan. Ill so 5000 SS.W. Jan 27-6 30l7 EN.W
u $40 Job INV. 80 3Ol8N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28

SQUIRE g. LANDER, 81 Futon-st, New.York
the psee bay reliable WArcHEs fre Dig0S3s c. -
HLRI, aud 5ILYEk WARE. Diamonds a specially.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-07

Tho Great Salnbrien Prepared In ali In
slant, bright and sparkling as champagne, Thirst
satisfying. cooling and refreshing. TARRANrs Ell
yInvrscENr SLLIzER AFERIESr Is the most conven'
lent and ~palatable preparation ever administered 10
an invalid. II II were not elassed among the most
celebrated medicines Of the age, because Of Its won
deriul efficacy as n corrective and Alternative, IL
might well be styled a choice summer luxury. It's
a swift, remedy for all the pains and penalties OF
prudence In eating or drinking, Immediately reliev'
Ing acidi,y OF tue stomach, batulenee. bilious head.
ache, nervousness. physical prostitution. cole, and
all arrangements Of the stomach. bowels, liver. OF
Kidneys, oceasIoned by undue indulgencel or other
causes. SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-07
go. ORR, HoUsE.-Ths Vn-

PpER,s orERA HousE.-Tne Vr-
ofnra cupids, concluding the excellent
entertainment given last evening" was
served up in capital style. 1t Is the
finest Of all old Ethiopian operate
sketches, replete with good songs, and
GOOD chances for good acting. Charley
Rhoades appeared as the dandined ~ :
tired bootblack, "Sam J0nEsTn,
Johnny De Angels as "Cuf, Goiiii,n,
IA "Pete.n Minnie Fillmore as "Rose,
and Sammy Goodchild made a gooa
hit as old "Aunt Chloe" The nIst
part was very good indeed, anu tle
interlude rich In song, dance ana gen
eral d~elineations by the various mem
bers OF the company, MISS Mliiiie
| Corbyn appearing with applause ~
her most acceptable gems OF vocal
music. The double polka OF Cherry
| Belle and Minnie Fillmore was aiSo
very well given. This evening SUI
better bill Is offered, concluding with,
for the first time OH that stage, Long
| Fellows direful, musical and traSicai
| pOSIl, SLlllleu IusuHbtCt
Daughter, In five cantos.
GoBEy s BUrLER's SArooN.-Our
friend Frank Cooley, recently returned
from his visit to tho great East, over
the big railroad, cam be found at hi'
old stand OH c street, Virginia. oppo..
site the Postollce, looking as cheerful
and happy rs ever. Cooley y Butler
do keep about rs palatable and choice
things In the way Of beverages as ever
a thirsty Gold Hitler, or any other
man ever irrigated his throat with.
They invite Inspection.
Coon INTEREST ON MoNEy.-Haas &
Co., proprlctors Of the large clothing
store In Virginia city, offer for sale
one-half of the tire-proof brick block,
OH Main street, Gold Hill, which Is
now occupied by the Bank Of Califor-
mia, Haas & Co., and Ruhling q Co.
A good Investment for anybody who
can spare the money.
TRuroNIc. - This Is the way our
friend Fritz Loutzenheiser gets of one
verse of a popular song:
"Muddcr, may I schwimmln went!
Nix, my grossa dotter:
I bet twice more rs foofty cent
Dat you get drowned In dc VOTER"
NOTHING LIKE ADvERT1sINu.-The
man who lost the spelling book, the
other day, which contained receipts
and a lease Of some property In Vir-
ginia city, is requested to call ut this
office and get the aforesaid.
FIRE ALARM.-A fire alarm about
8 o'clock last evening, ut Virginia,
caused by the burning Of an Indian
campoody, brought out all tile ma
chimes Of the Fire Department. The
campoody was a total loss.
The PRrMAmEs.-The Republican
primary elections will be held In
Washoe aud Lyon counties OH the 10th
instant ; in Storey Oh the 18th, and In
Ormsby and Douglas Ill the 18th.
Net PnocEEDs.-rhe net proceeds
Of the German Sanitary Fund Ball,
given at Athletic Hall, Virginia, q
short time since, amounted to the snug
little sum OF 1882 so.
CHoILAr-PoTosI DIvIDESp.-A diyl-
dend of 81 80 per share Is declared on
the capital stock of the Chollar-P otosi
Company, payable OH the 10th Instant
next Saturday,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-07
Tho Lifs-su.iainins Principle.

The Vital AMI he muscular systems are entirely
distinct from each other. A man may have the
Drawn OF a Hercules. but II he Is deficient 10 Vital
energy he will not wear as well. or hS' as long, or be
as healthy and happy while lie does last a. the man
OF ordinary or even slender build. who possesses q
larlrr share Of this anInIatlng principle. ono OF me
greatest recommendations OF that pure vegetable
invIgorant, Hostetter's Stomach Filters. Is that II
Increases the vital force OF the system. No medicine
can double the volume OF n mars muscle. or thick
en- and yulcanlLr his thcws and sinewS; but Hostel
trr's Dittc.s has an effect much more important.
Its use runotc constitutional vieoT. II reihioTces
The lItr-power, OF which bone and sinew and muscle
are merely the Instruments. holding the SAME rels.
tlon 10 II that machinery does to steam. Let inc
slight and apparently fragile take heait; they may
have more Stamina, IN Ear les physlcal strength
than the broad shoCliereI athletesthey regard with
envy. To restore, TO sustain, TO Increase this stain-
inal principle which. when In iull supply, j. tue
source OF health and the best guarantee Ol lOnIeV-
ity, Is u special property Of the famous restorative.
II Is not only q specific for dyspepsia, blliousness,
m feverr. constipation, etc., and q pre-.
ventive OF all diseases Of \ inalarions character. put
tho best Of all medicines for strengthening tue eon-
stItution and awakening the powers OF nature, from
whatsoever cause they may have become letharSic.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-07
or the UNION
REPUBLICAN STATE CEN.
TRIAL COMMITTEE. rr
~

IA MEETING OF THE UNION REPuB
n lican State Central Committee, held At Wiz
einia City, June sd, 1870, It was
Rcs1rSd, That . State Convention OF the Ma
,ionI Union Republican party be held At Elko,
on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2lst, 1850, TO
nominate candidates for the following ofices,
to-wit: Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Repre-.
sentative IN Congress, Justice or the Supreme
Court, Secretary OF State, Attorney General,
Treasurer Of State, Controller or State, Sur.
veyor General, Superintendent OF Public In.
.tructIon, State Mineralogist, Clerk OF supreme
Court, and the transaction Of such other bust.
meas a. shall properly come before said convsn-
tIon. -
entitled to one delegate at large, one for each
one hundred C00) votes, and one for each mac.
ton over any l50) cast for the Republican Presi.
dental Electors at the election OF 1865. >.
On motion. Resolved, Tint we recommend 70
the several County Central Committees that the
County Conventions be held on the 18th day OF
September, 1870, and that al said election one
delegation be elected 10 the State Convention
and one delegation 10 the County Convention.
On motion. Ressred, That . voter at the Union
Ing qualifications: lie thall be q citizen Of the
United States and or the State Of Nevada; ne
shall al the time OF voting at the Primaries be .
qualified elector and registered voter Of the Pre-
cinct In which he Offers to vote he shall have
voted the Union Republican tlekei, state aud
A. y. 1853, or would have done so bad II been
possible TO vote /; he shall sOlenlnly pledge him.
self to vote for the. nominees OF tho Union Re-
publican party at the general election In Noveui.
Der, 4. D. 1871. a /. p ~ -.
Resolved. That we recommend TO the several
County Central Committees that on the day OF
the Primary Election for Delegates TO the sey.
eral Conventions, The people be requested to
express their preference ~. the candidates TOT
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-07

IN PRESENTING OUR IMPROVED Lu-
bricatOrs, for the oiiing Of all kinds OF ma
chInery. to the attention Of manufacturers we
do 80 after long and severe tests OF their merits,
and having. every confidence That thsir aseial'
together with their simplicity, will commend
them " ali owners and operations OF machinery.
The principle Of their action Is . combination
OF capillary attraction and expansion Of air III an
airtight chamber, as explained oy cut Inc
G, but never over Il, leaves an alright chamber
above. The least warmth OF Journal IL carried
BY tube, c. to a~ir.chsmber, causing an expsn.
sion OF air, which forces the oil through the
tube, graduating. the discharge, 70 Inc require.
tue tube oiled with oil. OIL 10 retained In tnbe
BY atmospheric pressure when Journal y not IN
motion. Screw, Z, removes tube for filling rec
crvoir Except In top.hlllng cnps). b, brass
socket on glass cup.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-07
LOST OR STOLEN,

IN GOLD RlI.L. AUGUsT 15th.
j 1870: q certificate OF deposit on the Agency
ll,657, bearing date Jnly I, 1871. for the sum OF
500, In favor OF WILLIAM MORGAN, or his
order. The public IL cautioned against negotia.
ting FOR the same, a. paymenth has been stopped.
u found, u can DO left At the News otico, care
Gold HIN. August Is, 1870. au.sst
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-07
x1 scEILlNEous
PaooEEplNos, 81 III. vx!o.
REPUBLICANS 8I0nkY 00vN-
~ CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

Neutrality-suspicious.
~ EEF
NIX :
~
=
ATAM9LlN0 OE ~
n Hepunucan ntorey SounI Ssnu VI ;OL
mittee, held q Virginia CITY, Aueust lou, low
Il was
RtslpAd, Thst , County Conyentlon o. NE
| Union Republican party or storey CO1nty "
held Of Viryinh City. on MONDAY. TIE
THIRD DAY OF OCTOBER, \. D. lS7o. ~ II
T.. to nominate candidates for the following
ofdces, to-wit: 'J.LL ,1-'A
District JUDGE, -f e
Sheriff, aH- s
County Clerk, W nt.i MOSS
County Tressurer, s
County Recorder,
Comfy Asseasor. ~ sa.HsE
Public Adminlstrator,
SUPERINTENDENT Of ruhlie Schools,
Copnty CommissiousrS. -
Justices Of the Peace and Constablss.
II was further 80 800 .
,Rssactd. That the primary election for Dele
ystos 10 Inc STATE and County Conventions b
held In the several precincts of. Storey County,
| on the FOURTEENTH day Of September. A.
10 eioss A. hsiSn.st r. n -
R,sIn.d INT fire iJnInn Rrnnhlicsp ~elactora
,hslI vote direct A. DE primary election for
| neisystes m Tho State Convention a. well A. the
County Convention Ard 10 thst END. At the polis
~ esrS n%rec,nct t~o Ss,iot hosss shsii he nse5.
ons Snr Stste nsisoste tieIsts The ofher far
Cou,ty nciss,ts ticEsts That the ,iclets he
Sesae3 ZOE snie pelevs.ss' COUNTY
ISsis%,.. - "a M c.so nav he ana 10 i. deno..
itsI 4 ~ .nnronpsts ho1 n snx baiiot Con.
,sIn. mnrs prmss Snr nsjeoatcs thsn tha nre-
circt T. entitled 10 for Stsie or County DE ssma
III no, ha cnnnteS -
'Hn nt.J"d Ths, M n,,m.,v sl.c,,op sb.n n.
bsid nnSsr The snnery .ion of he seyerni Ward
~ pracinc, Clpbs ana ths mrmhers OF the Union
Rsnnbjicsn nsrty Are re1uested to irnnedisteiy
Ps.Ir.S Tbss = yotsr At the Union Republi.
~ nvinsr.s .hsII nossess Inc follovin0 onsii.
!. ,nn.. IL shs1 r. = citizen Of Inc 1jnited
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-07
WANTED,

A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
private fsmly. wsses not 20 much an Object
~ Q steady homo. Is good cook, washer ana
ironef. Inquire Ct the rsSidsncs Of ", Il, Smith.
toroman 9th Crown Point mine, IN rear ofths
Catholic Church.
Cola Hill August -, $50. auSs-sts