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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-31

The election in the fourth senatorial district
OF Pennsylvania yesterday resulted In the choice
OF Col III. W. Gray, the regular candidate, to
I'LL the vacancy In the state senate, by 90
majority over Col NJ Clure, the so-called reform
candidate.
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The "Old Catholic movement, Of which Dr.
Dollinger is the leader, seems to make no pro-
gTess outside of Germany. Ii was thought at
one time that the anti-infallibility wing of the
church in France would be the very first to
create an open schism, but, contrary to general
expectation, Pere Hyacinthe, after a few Wig
orous protests, was effectually silenced BY de-
cree Of canonical degradation from the Vatican.
This virtually ended the movement in France,
but in Germany, with Dollinger, Friedrich,
Huber, Strassmayer, and others as leaders, it
has gathered considerable strength. In Spain
the reformers have made no Roadway, but hope
yet to gain powerful allies. In Italy the Roman
Catholic clergy continue to stand aloof from the
movement, and remain silent on the subject
Letters from Europe hint at a possible under
standing between the Greek Church of Russia
and the sold Catholics" At the September
Congress of Munich Prof. Osmin, Of st. Pc
tersburg, was present as a delegate OF the
former church, and seemed to be greatly ina
pressed with the programme Of D2llinger.
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ALIAS. for the rarity of legislative honesty
and economy, when Boston papers notice a.
''she most remarkable event of the year" what
ought 10 be so commonplace as not to merit
special mention there or elsewhere, and that is
the fact that committee of the legislature
having occasion TO visit the state prison. instead
OF ordering at the expense of the commonwealth
a great number of barouches and horses for
their conveyance to the scene OF duty, actually
took Usage on horse-railway, and paid their
own fares. This looks promising, but the very
papers which make the announcement with
flourish of trumpets, sorrowfully record the
counter facts that "lavish additions are made to
all the salaries; the little pages who carry mes
sages back and forth are allowed 81 day and the
$50 voted in the last session is accepted by the
new body, TO the intense disgust OF the people
and the press" The legislature was intended
"a sort of reform expression, but seems to be
FALLING from grace.
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4 NTBONY FISHER.
FIRST CLASS sCOTRER,

el- SrH STREET, CrrosIrE PArENr oFFIcE.
BY promptly adopting the latest fnr-OVemeuts
whether y. American - EUROPEAN in, aution. I a.,
enabled % do nay work in = IN snrcr nj a. b. eoasi
by those - q possessing these fsciiitias
Ladies DIR s-es cleaned without haiHr taken apart
All Kind ~ snts rem "a withouf cleaning the whole
garment. and Or. ace pots. after being removed
never show agsin. Gentlemen's Clothes claan~d,
without Shrinking ~ lrJuring the garment. NJ the
fUiowlng prices COATS, . aud 50: Pants. rs
cents: VESTS, 81 cts " hole su-iness suit, 81 a.
heEairinR Done neaty and ~ reasonable prices.
New York sty lie q cleaning I'd Glnve--a single pair
- cents, two pair ~ cents, one DOZEN 81. Orass
Wells and trimmings cleaned, blscken Il aud stiff
iCned At 81 Per square yard. Ostrich feath so
whItel colored eaRed aud cH-led In the best STYLE
once Of the Staten IslAnd. n n Dyoing Estah-
lshment established lsl9 The oldest aud largest o.
the KIND I'm the country. " not in the rid.
Ugly 6i- s,S .,r...
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MEDICAL, &c.


nR. LEON, No. I'll I street. above 9TH, can be
consultely pri ately and condentially by Ladies
who may be suffering from IRREGU "A RITES Or
any complaint peculiar to their sex The Doctor il
the Oldest established Female Physician in the city,
ard very reliable and successful SEPARATE Rooms
gor Lady Patients. Hours-ll to u, to 4, ans 20
:; Exclusive. OkGAhIC AND SKIN DISEASES
CURED. jsnsO-tr
EEMALE DISEASES treated and Confinement
4 cases taken. Describe case andleucloee e5, and
adN Ice and medicine will be sent Address MRS DIR
THOMPSON, No. 646 N. 18th street, Philadel-
pbla. Jan27-ly-
I AIDES SUFFERING From IRRE0ULARI
II ties, weaknesses, or any complaint peculiar &c
their sex should conhde in DR. LEON, the oLissf as
tGbiished and only reliable and safe Physician mak
ing speciality Of female complaints in the city Re
esp sciaily invites call from those who have been
deceived BY svindlers. He guarantees . speedy
cure or no charge. Sepayafs ReoRss for LADY pG
s,sH's. Rooms No. III Iistreet, between 7th sna
nR: MOTIFS FRENCH POwDERs, CERTAIN
~ CUhk Tor Nervous Debility, seminal Ennis
.ions, caused BY indiscretion, Gonorrhea, elect,
Scr0nnlA, skin Disease, Syphilis, in all its fsros
speedily cured.
Balsam Coparsa asd Mresvy discarded
Sold In Washington By WIN. b. ENTWISLD.
Drugeist corner PennsyivaHia ave. and l7th.stveot
Price oS pr box, sent b. mall iva "
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Reading Matter on Every Page,
WASHINGTON CITY:
WEDNESDAY. January 81, 1871

A very interesting letter in regard to the first
electric telegraph line ever put up and used, will
lie found on the first page of this paper. The
events therein reeited occurred far too long ago
to be within our knowledge or memory, and we
Go not remember to have seen before a state
ment of some of the facts set forth by the
author. The publication of this letter will, how
ever, be very apt to bring out other communi-
cations on the subject. from persons who are or
ought to be familiar with the events and circum-
stances referred to by Mr.. Whitney.
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The Philadelphia city fathers seem to be
troubled with what the Germans call "dopple-
CANCERS" that, is a. a double'' of the person
afflicted, which travels around independent of
the "original Jacob" The councilmen in the
Quaker city appear, or appear to appear, ut the
same time In the council chamber and on the
railroads where they have free passes. The
members don't mind IL, but the railroads do,
and photographer has been engaged to staken
each member Of the said councils on a card OF
the usual visiting size, upon the reverse side of
which Is to be printed the said members annual
free pass, presented to him by the Pennsylvania
railroad accOrdin0 tn the ancient eustoua
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BOARDING..

DARLOR AND BEDROOMS, WELL FUR.
l. nished, with without BOARD, one square
fr' m street cars. lila street. j3l-3ts
FURNISHED ROOMs, WITH BOARD-At cas-
Observation-Disclosures. Suites or single ROOMS i'll St
FURNISHED ROOMS, PARLOR AND BED.
ROOM communicative will be rented to two
gentlemen with BOARD for sixty (S6O) dollars per
MOI tn; also one bedroom with BOARD for twenty
dollars Gall at 9O3 7th street. 80 St.
MRS. ANNIE HILL, CATEREss, wishe. some
w first class BOARDERS. Call at 1921
street. Jest
SEvERAL NICE ROOMS WITH GOOD BOARD
- can be had at MRS. WALLINGSFORDS, No,
oox massachusetts, avenue, between 9th and 9Th
trees. 1857
I'BEMONT HOUSE.-A few nice upper ROOMS.
4 with first class hotel BOARD, SIS per month
deIse has one OF the finest dining rooms in the city
E +. p. HILL, Proprietor.
FIRST CLASS TABLE BOARD; $40 PER
month. HOWARD HOUSE, corner 9th street
ano fennsyIvania avenue. jan22-lm
QANDSOMELY FURkISHEB ROOMS. en- suite
IA or single, hot and cold baths and ell other con-
veniences, can be obtained at 723 18th street. be-
tween and b streets. Also TABLE BOARDERS.
ocsl-Sms
EIKsT; GLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
l. rRONT ROOMS, tc had on reasonable terrp
Ct 1901, corner Pennsyivsnia Avenae and 18th
street. Good location and accessible. mh1s-ly
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The coarse Of Lectures viii commence March g.
ls.f, and yin continue for three months.
all the dutiea Of the monthly nurse including the
proper care Of infants. :
The Lying-i In wards Of the hospital, under the
nifty Ter Illustrations Of the Subjects taught.
Profe.sor RoBfRf fH ei.sdis 81 d. No. as
spsrsst, sarge0n in charge 81 rrsedRsnS Hospital;
935 New York evenue, phyaician Oh the Lyine-in
wards, or at the hospital. Ans n
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7 IMMENSE REDUCTION.
SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS.

In consequence Of the lateness of the son, and
preparing for large Spring Stock, which am now
having manufactured especially to order, offer
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s GOLDsTEIN & co. will close ont At, If Tho
aaalance of the Goods on hand in their Old Stand
gus "a stree. prior TO their Removal to their prin
clpaI Loan once, under the Metropolitan Hotel, at
private sale until the LIST Of FEBRUARY aud on The
LIST, "a and ID at Auction. Positively every article
fered to the trade aad others ian9a ~
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BANKERS.

BANKERS.
THE FREEDMAN'S SAVINGS AND
II TRUST COMPANY.
Banking House, No. 1907 Pennsylyaufa avenue.
opposite the Treasury
PAYS SIX PER CENT INTEREST
- - iHisr.I BsElns fhs Isl AZ Each M1afh.
IAhs fol FIX CENT. on business accounts
from date Of deposit.
Issues CsTfltoafeS ~ DspOStf bearing 6 aud 4 per
49,. . cent. interest, available anywhere
hAs BRANCH OFFICES ia all large towns aud
cities Of the South and southwest
BoHk HONS. a m. tO4 .. ~
Open WEDNESDAY sDd SATURDAY. nights from 81. to
cloc to receive deposits only. Call ~ the Baak
OF nd Tor copy Of the Charter aud Bylaw 30 ~
MI lDDLkr'n q o.
BANK ERS,
1927 street, two doors from q y Treasury D~
partment.D
WASHINGTON, DO
Receive Deposits and transact a General BANKING
business.
Exchange on the principal cities taken and given
az rer 20 our dePosiiors.
Information cheerfully furnished in relation
securities.
Loans negotiated on the best terms
Claims before al the United States Departments
have our personal care.
del0 lift MIDDLETON 60
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~WAsHIHGTON GAs-LIGHT COMPANY.
S An election for Directors Of this Company
TO serve during the ensuing year, will be held ct this
Office, on MONDAY, the 5th Of February, 1871. The
polls will be opened ct IL m, and closed at D. m
janis tfsb5 CHAS. D. BAILEY, Sec'y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-13
THE PIocHE FIRE.

The Ely Record Of Wednesday gives
the following relative to tile origin Of
the recent destructive fire at Phoebe:
From s. Higgins, proprietor of the
house In which the fire began, we
learn the following In regard to the
origin OF the fire It was first dlscov-
cred by an Indian squaw, who rushed
Into the house exclaiming, "Wickiup
heep fire !" Jake Barrett, the cook. at
once ran up stairs with q bucket Of
water, surprising he could check IL.
Arriving at the head of the stairs, he
saw smoke issuing from an %unoccupied
room, aud on bursting In the door he
found the bedding In flames. Throw
Ing on what water he had with him,
he ran TO the kitchen for more, but on
his return he found the flames had
caught to the side of the house, while
the whole root was ablaze. AS the
heat was too intense for any one to
approach. n general alarm was at once
given, aud hundreds rushed to the
scene. However, reports In regard to
the matter are numerous, as we learn
that Mrs. P. Holland, who resides on
Cedar street. back Of the Silver Park
House, discovered a fire IN the building
at 10 o'clock In the morning, but It
was then merely smouldering, aud was
promptly extinguished. IL Is claimed
also by some chat the fire had been
burning for two hours before the alarm
wa given and many hint at incen-
diarlsm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-13
A Tuan m %casttla.

From the 8. F. Chronicle Of Yesterdsy.l
Philip Smith, Of Gold Hill, Nevada,
was arrested yesterday on q warrant
issued at the instance OF Child g Tib-
hey, brokers. charging him with Job
tanning money under false ~pretenses.n
1t Is alleged that he gave these brokers
to understand that he was an author
lied agent of John P. Jones, and on
two or three occasions they made large
purchases Of stock 1t hlsr request and
for his account. In the first and second
instances the stocks advanced In price
after the purchase, and Smith was on
hand With his checks. But his last
order was for about 800 shares Of Chol-
lar, which was bought At prices ranging
from $3.50 to $500. When the day
came round for settlement the price
had declined materially, and Mr..
Smith failed to meet his engagements
and pay for the stock. Tho brokers at
once interviewed Mr.. Jones on the
subject, and were mfch disguised
when that gentleman Informed them
that lie had not authorized Smith to
buy any stock on his account. This
explanation viii throwsome light on
the causes which led to the ''collaring''
Of Philip Smith as above adverted to.
The accused furnished = go, 900 bond
for his appearances, A. j. Wheeler aud
P. A. Glannihl being his suretles. In
reply to q reporter Smith said that at
present he had no statement to mako
In the matter, other than that which
he would make In Court, and that said
statement would be a1complete refuta-
tlon Of the charge brought against
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-13
RENO ITEMS.
From the state journal Of Saturday.

From the State Journal Of Saturday.
The Central Pacific passenger trains
are often behind time Ia arriving here
owing to the Increased travel over the
road, and we learn also from a gentle
man just returned from the bay that
tho Panama steamers are doing a large
carrying business. Eastern people
begin to look for permanent homes on
our shoaes, and tourists appreciate In
some degree our grand scenery, etc.,
and hence this heavy travel.
In q short time the Virginia and
Truckee Railroad Company will have
5000 ties on the ground at Washoe and
the same number at Steamboat ready
to lay down as fast as the grading Is
completed. Tho company have let
contracts to furnish all the ties needed
and tho contractors are ready to deliv-
or when wanted.
The many friends Of I. Fl. Alexan-
der, q resident Of Verdi, will regret to
learn that on Wednesday last he had
his spine broken In Virginia City by
slipping and falling down n flight Of
stairs. The accident Is not thought to
b fatal.
The ship load Of rails that we made
mention Of In our last Issue as having
arrived In San Francisco for the Vir-
ginia and Truckee Railroad Company,
were Immediately unloaded and ship
ped to Steamboat, where they arrived
last Tuesday morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-13
THE VITALITY eF 4 GRIZZLY.
From No s.pFr.ucI,co Ftrsro,I

From the San Francisco Figafo.l
We CHANGED to be out at the City
Gardens OH Friday last, when the
large grizzly, so long on the grounds,
was shot, as the easiest way OF killing
him, and 9 fully impressed with
the wonderful vitality Of the bear
tribe. Mr.. Stevens, the proprietor,
has determined to keep no animals on
the grounds, and had sold the bear, ~
he stood In the cage, to Jake Wray,
the butcher, who, armed with q large
sized army revolver, fired q shot
square In the bears forehead. A snort
OF surprise on tho bears part, and a
five minutes unconcefued walk
around the cage was the only percept-
tble effect. Another shot was fired
with similar result. The bear neither
became weak nor angry, so Mr.. Ste.
vens took the pistol, and watching an
opportunity he planted a ball directly
over the bears eye which brought the
huge beast to the floor In an instant,
the blood squirting In q stream from bis
wound. Il was q satisfaction to all
present to see that poor Bruln died
easy, without a groan or a pang Of
pain. The moral Of tho affair Is chat
we don't want any bear hunts on our
hands. An animal that eau walk
around unconcernedly with two bull.
lets planted squarely In his brain, at
close range, we are satisfied to let
alone, when It comes to hunting him
In his savage state.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-13
THE POPE.

Pope Plus the Ninth Is just eighty
years old to-day. A vigorous, hearty
old man, he shows little signs Of decay
compared with the generality Of man.
kind, and bids fair to outlive even the
allotted flour score and ten" years.
The life Of this good old man has boon
nm oventful II thus far, and his lease
OF life may include still more import
mt events In the future. 1t Is POSI-
lively and authoritiyely stated that the
Pope has finally concluded not to leave
Rome. Being 20 far advanced in
years, It Is also stated, as BY authority,
that In tho event Of his death an effort
will DO made to hold the Conclave,
which will have to select his successor,
elsewhere than In Rome, In order to
avoid the pressure that might be used
to choose n Pope favorable to the gov
ernlnsnt Of Italy by Victor Emanuel.
None but q native Italian can be
placed In the chair Of St. Peter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-13

In tho Fifteenth District Court at
San Francisco, on Saturday last, the
application for a change Of venue In
the case Of Laura d. Fair came up.
Alexander Campbell on behalf the
people, filed a counter affidavit. The
case was duly and thoroughly argued,
and the Court announced that the de-
cision on the application would be rem
dsred on tho first Monday In June.
The Alta, speaking relative to the
above matter, says: Mrs. Fair Is evil
IDENTIFY Of the opinion that In San Fran
cisco humanity Il asleep, conscience Is
blind, pity Is deaf but vengeance Is
all alive and all awake.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-13
BRIsHAn'S KINDNESS,

At Z o'clock Sunday evening. says
the Phoebe Record Of Wednesday, the
following dispatch. which fully ex-
plains itself, vas received from Brig
ham Young:
SALT LAKE, Utah, May 5.-To B. F.
Sides, Phoebe, Nevada 1 sincerely
regret such losses In destruction OF
property. and sympathlse with the SUI
ferers. 1 am pleased to learn that the
flames are subdued. The De3eret Tel
egraph lines will carry the business Of
the sufferers wherein they wish to
appraise their friends or order fresh
supplies free Of charge, for two or
three days. Messrs. Sides and Roger
son will please decide those who are
the needy ones in this respect.
BRI0HAN YoUNo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-13

SrRAwBERRIEs.-The San Jose Mer-
curry Of Friday says: The receipts Of
Strawberries in San Francisco yester-
day amounted to $500 pounds. most
of which were shipped from this val
ley via the steamer Reform. The rul-
ing price was 6 and 8 cents. In one
instance 10 cents was paid for an ex-
tremely choice variety. Here whore
the berries are grown, we are charged
10 and IL cents per pound, and rather
than take less, the growers pay freight
to San Francisco and sell for half that
price. 1t Is extremely convenient to
live In a fruit country.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-13

The editor of the Eureka Sentinel
has received . letter from Congress
man Kendall, In which he says: What
tho devil docs that son Of a sea-cook at
Unionville mean by circulating the
rumor that I am a Benedict and in.
tend to take up my abode hereafter In
tile State Of Rhode Island? I am not
married, that I know Of and I don't
intend, II I know myself intimately, to
dwell outside ofthe grand. noble sage
brush State Of Nevada. Little Rhody !
Bah! Not much! have not so for
gotten my Western education.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-13

AT the French National Fair at San
Francisco. on Tuesday last twenty
trout from Lake Tahoe were exhibited.
Seventeen Of these nsh were sold at
auction. realizing the handsome sum
Of $3.50. These trout were presented
to the Fair by a number Of patriotic
French fishermen, living at Lake
Tahoe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-13

The owners Of nearly all the ore
producing mines on the Comstock lode
lave presented a remonstrance against
any further assistance from the Gov
eminent. The remonstrancs was pre-
sented BY Mr.. Kendall On the 18th Of
April,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-13

FoRalSe tho sword into tho plow-
share is changed to molding the can
non into church bells In Germany.
The Prussians are melting large num-
bers Of the captured cannon and max
ing bells for the various cathedrals OF
the large cities.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-13
JONES AND SnARoN.-The Sacr

JONES AND SHARON. The Sacra-
mento Record Of Saturday says:
On yesterdays train nearly all Ne
vadans who had not gone before went
through to San Francisco to take q
hand In the Jones-Sharon debate. The
day before yesterday James N. Cartier,
known In Nevada, where brief Lam
guage Is preferred, as Jim Cartier,
went through with n heavy battalion.
In this connection 1t may 30 remarked
that It Is suddenly discovered that
stocks have fell as far as they could.
that ONE persons bought them. that
they T now going up again, and that
neither Jones nor Sharon are any
deader or poorer than before.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-13

WHILE the bummers at Cincinnati
were plotting to '.beat Grant," he was
quietly signing . bill passed By the
Republican majority In Congress TAX
ing OF $50, 900 Of taxes from the
DOOR mans luxurles.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-13

A press dispatch from New York
says that on last Wednesday afternoon
twenty-one Mormon missionaries from
Utah sailed on the Minnesota for
Europe, In company with elder Albert
Carrlngton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-13

The last monthly statement. Of the
national debt shows q reduction Of
$l2,6ss,0ss during the month Of April.
The total reduction since March 1,
1869, Is @327, us, $40, leaving the pres
ent aggregate u, 1893, 743,4 40.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-13

Ii the Electoral College of 357 votes
this year, the former slaveholding
States will have 134 votes, the West
ern States I02, the New England and
Middle States 100, and tho Pacific
States IL votes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-13


DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
~ States for the District Of Nevada, S.
In the matter Of ]. J. LAUREN, Bankrupt. A
warrant In bankruptcy has been issued By said
Court against the estate Of ]. j. Lnrein,
Of tho County OF Storey, and Of the State Of Ne
vada, in said District, adludged Z bankrupt
upon tho petition Of bis creditors and tho
payment OF any debts and the delivery Of
any property belonging to said bankrupt, to
him, or to his use, and tho transfer OF any
property by him, arc forbidden By law. A meet
Ing of the creditors OF said bankrupt, to prove
their debts, and choose one or more ~asslgnees
OF said estate, win be held at Q Court Of Bank.
ruptcy, to be holden at Virginia City, In said
District, on the 18th day of Nay, A. D. 1917, at
u o'clock Y at the ONCE OF Z. STR0THER,
Register In Bankruptcy Of said District, No. 10
Moth C street, Medin B~uildlng), Virginia,
Storey County, State Of Nevada.
GEO. /. LAMMoN,
U. s. Marsha and Messenger in Bankruptcy.
my9 I'd By AUGUSTUS ASH, Deputy.
By order Of the Judge Of said United States
District Court, laid 1rst meeting Of creditors 10
postponed TO May Is. 1874, ct same time and
place as mentioned In above notice.
GEO. ]. LAMM0N,
u, 8. Marshal and Messenger In Bankruptcy.
myl2 tdIs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-13
NEW TO-DAY.
q s

OFF THE CARS OF THE v. 4 T. RAIL
~ road Company, in Gold Hill. on the nh IN.
The finder will please address the undersigned,
at the office OF the Company, where he will be
rewarded with SIS for bis trouble. on delivery.
A. c. Hay.
Gold Hill, May II, 1872, myll Ct
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-13
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

Gold Hill, May II, 1872