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|T A N D S. .,.. = +,
have for sale large number OF frst-class
ESTATES with splendid improvements, and lai &c
and small FARMS with and without buildings, In
almost every section of the Stale. Many OF the
large estates are situated on the James and other
rivers aud many of the small farms lie the city,
GEORGE NJ. DREWRY,
jy d-1m 10i4 Main street.
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W. BY N. NJ. Lee,
Aictioneer and Real Estate Agent,
~, 1914 Main street.
BY wellington Gcddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctl"neer,
corner of Eleventh aud Bauk streets.

.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF .ANEAT
ON TIE EAST Line or SEVENTH STREET +
ADJoININGTH CITY sPEING.-As commits.
einnsr Of the ShaneeEs Court Of kSh0md under
OF alton ts Walton shah sell AZ aNc; lou On the
premise, on MQ m the Is 2sth July. lsla. at
after. the neat, attractive. and very comfortable
RESIDENCE located as above now IN the occr :
pancy Of AIR. N. ". Walton aud others.
SOUTH and has front Of 10 feet on the east line Of
Seventh street, and depth OF l2a fee: 10 fourteen
foo. alley. The front building IS OF brick, three
stories high, and is covered With slate.
The wing is two stories high, weatherhoarded.
and covered with tin. It contains nine rooms. WITH
freplaces TO seven Of them: also five closets front
and rear porcbes, covered with tin gas through the
house, and city water IN the yard; greenhouse,
kitchen, and servants room smoEehouse, stable.
GOAL and woodhouse in the yard.
The property IS all In good order, and viii rent
readily for $500 per annEn..
TERMS Liberal end ps9s kno%n a, the hour Of
P. Spy tho decree aforesaid the commissioner
authorized to negotiate for private sale, ;y22
4 UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE AND
N ATTRAC GIVE REAL ESTATE.-Pursuant
to a decree Of the Circuit Court Of LynchbuTg, OF
aoth OF June, 1873, In the cases Of Scott. &c, re-
I.anghorne, &C., and L:anghcrne'd assignee rs. Scott
purpose, will, on FRIDAY tue sth day Of august.
1873. commencing with the MILL at O'Clock T.
A., sell, on the premises IL each case by public
auction, TO the highest bidder, the following pro-
perry:
"Langhorne Mills property In the city CT Lynch
burg, between and at the Junction OF the James
River and kanawba canal and SlackYater creek.
The place contains about au acre and tlya.eighths
The ouripg mill Is one or the largest In the STATE
and Is capable of turning out $50 Or 800 hores per
day; and connected Herewith are corn-m!!l of 20
bushels capacity, and plastern'ill Of ~ tons Ia
pacity per day. The very ample supply Of water
may be perpeIually obtained from tl,c Canal Com
IA HALF-ACRE VACANT LOT on Black
water creek, hali-Inie above the mill, and adjou
ing the lot Of john W al. az
3. An ACRE LOT below Deare's foundry, on the
canal the next but one above Perclvds bridge. with
small house thereon.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash win be required At 10 50
much as shall be necessary 20 pay expenses Of sales
and costs Of suits-say, about 1--WE per cent. credit
given of one two. three, and four year, for eGuJl
portl oils of the residue, with bonds with good per
sona security. bearing six per cent. Interest from
date the title being retained additional security
and property subject 10 resale IN default oi pay
1pent in whole or In part.
For further information, apply 10
-. H. u. H. kEAS,
y. II. LEWs.
W. T.. ShNCFE,
# ,.t A.tW SCOTT,
~ o.dt,ltS l.t Commissioners.
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s5allns OF tie Boston Pos, argues that
Grant should be elected asain because he's
a third rate iaaa.
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s. BY n. N. Lee.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
,aE. No. lola Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE Of THREE BUILD,
4 ING LOTS ON TIP EAST SIDE oF II II
STREET. AND ONE! On THE NORTH ssp SID -, aF
FIFTH sTkEEITBy virtue Of g., ses', .tas.
bearing date on the 9TH dry ofJule. E7s lScord.s
iu The clerks Office OF Richmond ehaEceE! Sog ,s
D. B. % B. 2. 2s5 heiug reusiel 70 % ~ ~. ia ~
public auction on MONDAY. 18th day 81 !uiy E.':
on the premises, al o'clock T. u. the LotS ~.
described. The three frst-named de5c,lSu - an
deed as Lots Nos ,. 4, and ). on plan OF ~
drawn by j. j. Peasants, surveyor, nua resNIa :
with and made part OF cerlstn DECD itonl I -
Hughes Jamcs Goddin, datd s't d,H o. ,.lS;
and recorded In said clerks office, irYpnHs s''
feet on Fifth street. ,,t rynb
Also, another LOT ON the anfth side Of Ply, ,,.
street and described on said map As Lot No :, st
Ing on the mort stde Of Fifth street 70 w J.. -
TERMS: The deed calls ior sursieq, IN c s,,d ~ !,
defray the expenses of executing shls srqs M ~
ray Off five negotiable notes, alnounttpS VI rst
grcgate to $ss2.U2 with some Interest que En,n
Tor balance ON such terus rs xay 5e mace kn' ts
at the time of sale But X is believed that D, ' =,
consent OF parties, more liberal terms MA! x
agreed upon at the time Of sale :, rrr TRUSTEE.
jy Is 4. ~: ~. 49,
/, A UCTION sALE-RARE CHANCt:-
IA viii be sold nj auction, on the H IsImnI.sYI'
The fifth OF August next, tcourt-day, mar mn,
valuable estate al Louisa Courthouse, W., hug"
as the LOUISA HQTEL. properly, CON C , ,St.er
9 rs TSSMMYps E Ranea sdpISG s tho Gt
u
floors OF wnIchare enfed Us stores, two lse
STORY FkAMED BuILDlSGS; Tour W tn ~ ~,
KITCHEN; Large rev ICE-liouSs IN sa n.."m,dnd
ceileft new STABLES, sufficient Ter oBs haN
horses, with garden aud ether lois atsa.nts tv IT
There Is no other hotel In The to"n ~ -. = 81,
epiritnous lia.iors, hotet keeping. &C., pa,,ns
for many years entirely restricted TO lhs Snid
make IL the uiust valuable oi The EMO !" =
la the state. 81, NJ.
Lvrisa courthouse IL situated immed!a!'l! W ~
Chesapeake and Ohio raihosd, SiAA' ;nndInme
west Of Richmond, and Is sis iiaproi in, hi
and healthy place and an ederseie ips9 Nm. ,he
exclusive privilege OF this lreisrty, aia pI "a!
favorable terms on which it viii DC scfo, sitr,g
greatly to It's already lucrative business ~ o,tyS
boarders from Richmond an3 the iomI , usEe the
during the summer aud fail MONTHS anu ~ years
place pay for itself Us mere rent ere Se Nd ,S.
expire. Possession LIST Of January neAl' aH'
bly, earlier, II desired. ,.,y.bis
TERMS $1,000 cash balanced 10 ten YEAR, With
In equal quarterly payments or three ~ .t,srt
six per cent. interest ard trust 0eed,sn,s ut.h
cash, balance In ten equal aanaas pay h.ssr snl
interest, &C.. as above. as option q .u,,t,d IL neg
purchaser 10 keep the prenses vel ~ III essE
Of pefsonsf security. Heavy discount " err
This property1s really for sale ana Wy,
ut greatly ieaS than il, value for i9 oIrTtsS
cornsr Twelfth aud esrY Ss letii
je e7-F&Tusw Riehnsola. - No.
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AuCrroN sALEs-..This Dny:
BY Redwood o crenshaw,
Mo- iaa1 Iain street baEt

-
BY Wildwood q crenshaw, 8a
Mo- iaa1 Main street. i
WE VILE SELL At AUCTION At
w nanr sales room No. 4A20 haln street.
THIS oGM, ss Y o .s fRk1T SEies FGRN
TfRr et Il fsniix ieay,ns the city. such as
ONE SEl rS x E LEM. MAasLE-Tof CHAMBER Set
- but very little used tfst "
COTTAGE CHAMBER SET ..s,.
TIT SAFES, COTTAGE and othes bSps ,il.. 90
TABLES, CHAIRS, and sTRAw-MATTIsG; .ssst
MAHOGANY and STAINED W ARDRoBEsi
LOUNGES and SOFAS; .,-sr.t, I....... gFi
BED-SPRINGs; a GOD
GLASSWARE, BUCKETS, and BRooMs' &c. &C.
oSh iAo rs ''1f = REDWOOD & CRENsHAW,
BY Cook & Laughton. Auctioneers'
corner Franklin and Governor streets
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FURNi.
VI TURE, HACK AND HARNESS, &C., At AT
AUCTION. This DAY at TO O'Clock we wiz sen
mt our auction-ruonis s-t ~ ua..o,t
MAHOGANY and WALNUT BEDsTEADs. OF dihereh'
MAHOGANY and WALNUT CABINETS and WASH
TABLES. SpEsoARps, WARDRoBEs,
HAIR and SHCcK MATTRESSES.
CANE and WooD-SEATs CHAIRS,
LooKING-GLASsES, SAFES.
MAHOGANY SOFAS and ROCKERS,
COTTAGE CHAMBER FURNITURE,
REFRIGERAToRs, COeK1NG-SToVEs.
= ALSO, r..
1IIACK apd HARNESS, -
" COUNTER and PLATFORM SCALES.
\ fine collection ofOIL CHEOMuGS2c 70 De 500 III
w. Auctioneers.
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BANKRUPTCY PRACTICE MADE A
sPTaIALTS.
The Lewis amendment, adopted tho 18th OF Febpu-
airy, ls7a. secures 10 the bankrupt an additional
emptton In excess Of the five hundred heretofore
exempted of TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS against all
judgments and tccrecs OF State courts. 49, Q
Wife's right of dover Is, rs heretofore, preserved
intact.
&. MAURICE SMITH prosecutes claims of every
description against the United States Government.
AIR. JACOB COIN, an expert In bankrupt matters,
IL connected with etfirm. 80 80 5t.irF7 :
Correspondence solicited. s5sfs.lg5lf lah 10 Z
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WANTED, a WOMAN-either white or
w colorcd-wh!te preferred-to cleanup house
and wash aud iron 7. !. EVANS,
tyn SO Franklin street. !.
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A YOUNG LADY DESIRES A SITUA.
N TION as TEACHER either in family or
school: teaching French, music usual English
branches, and beginners in Latin. Wouldn't object
to going out Of the State, either south or west Ad-
dress JUDGE PLEASAETS,
GooChland Courthouse, Va
Richmond city references: W. c. Darlington and
u j. HnrtsOok jy l2-lm
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By Grubhs Williams, @. ft'
Real Estate Agents and Auctoncers, -
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.
A SSlGNEE'S SALE OF SIXTY-FOUR
N GUNS AND ONE FLEATAUCTlON.-As
assignee Of Samuel Sutherland will sell AZ auction
on SATURDAY, 26th Juy.commencing at j o'clock
A. H., at the Office OF Messrs. Gru5bs Williams,
auctioleers, No. 1 Eleventh street,
2 BkEECH LOADING DOUBL E-BA REL
q FINE DOUBLE-BARREL DUCKlSG GU NJ,
go p0URLE-BARREL GUNS,
90 SINGLF-BARRELG GUNS.
FINE BREECH-LOADINGj ORTIZ n Il
These guns are all new, and were selected for the
city trade @t s1f,s ~ Is gEt. q
! The attention of persons wanting guns for their
own use and of the trade Is requested 10 this sale
TERMS Cash. II. 4. WlCkHAM, Assignee.
GRCBDs Il WILLIAMS, o uctoreers ~ Is i
iGHERIFF'S SALE.-I will sci! in front of
~ Henrlco county courthouse on MONDAY the
.hday Of August. 1873, at IL NJ, Chat being court
dayl the following DIoperty-to wit:
&. MULES, 49,
a,; s.sss 2 HORSES,
COWS,
% satisfy sndry executions tax and feebflls in my
hands against 4. Grant, DR., trustee for Julia A.
E r.. HUMPHREYS, Deputy Sheriff,
~ .tG# for John NJ. Lyneman,
jy 1l-eod.d. Sheriff OF Henrieo county.
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TRUSTEES:
n. r.. McCpyApY, TOWNSEND ScCDDEK,
JAMES FREELAND, SAMUEL l.. HAIR
SAMUEL WILLETs, BRYCE GRAY
ROBERT l.. TAYLOR, J.. EDGEKToS,
WILLIAM T. FROST, HENRY 3. hlahAhDi'
Wu1I.u war;. JOHN s: WILLIAMS,
J,wrs n, F,sp :. CHARLES DIAoN,
.InIy ~ WOOD. PAUL n. SPoFFoRD,
GEO. W. JENNINGS, JAMES DOUGLAS,
.II,Hnv Eyvr WILLIAM NELSON, JR.,
Iosrp1, sI,cc HAROLD D0LLNER,
Tnw.nn MppR1Tr. JOSEPH WnLErse
IN, NJ UYrIrrTs, FRANCIS HATHAWAY,
H. NOON wAITrR. AARON L. REED.
D. GOLDEN MURRAY,
ErwooD WALTER, President;
ARCH'D G. MONTGOMERY H.,
ViCe-Pres.dent;
ALANsoN ". HEGEMAN,
~ = -, Second Vice-President;
G. j. DESFAED, Secretary.
The undersigned having been appointed General
4oents for the State Of Virginia Of TIE n6occ first
class, liberq2, ard pr5uapt-puyi1ag .N~7i7se Com
a,nnu are prepared to take Marine and Inland Nav-
aion risks on merchandise freight and bulls OF YES
sells to all parts OF the aoorLd upon the most liberal
terms, and respectfully solicit the patronage Of the
public.
Policies Issued making loss payable in gold, or In
sterling at the office of the company's bankers, In
Liverpool, If desired.
THOMAS NJ. ALFRIEND & SON,
No. north Tenth street
Re 21-lm (Shafcr's Building).
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BY Richardson Il Co., 5gs.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers'
lll3 Main street. ..

rg,HREE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
ON FOURTH STREET NORTH OF, LEIGH
FOR SALE BY AUCIIoNi7MSe sh t Ie sSh aq H
stanf at o'clock p. NJ, three valuable BUILDING
IuTS on the east side OF Fourth street north o.
Leigh. Two Of which have front or 90 teet each'
TERMS One-third III cash the balance IN ioul y.
eight aud twelve months, negotiable notes 10 e
given for the deferred payments, Win
and secured by deed Of trust. .,,
ai ~ % RICHARDSON & CO, Aucttoneers.
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SUMAC WANTED.-We pay the highest
- market price in CASH for SUMAC. The leaves
must be of green color, well dried, and free from
sand sticks, and berries. We receive IT either at
our taunery. in Manchester; or in Richmond, at
Rockets mills, adjoining City Gas-Works; at any
landing or railroad derot; or Ut our store, No. 1872
Main street. dCLS1 O. AiNu'
{y n e.Nvgp
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NEERCANT1LE MUTUAL
MARINE) INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.

81, 433, SIS
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BY Robertson & Bronaugh,
Real Estate Agents and hucttoneers,
Hull street, opposite the courthouse,
Manchester, Va.

WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION, ON
w the premises Just below the stone me- at Il
n. a lot of STRAW and CHAFF from "a acres OF
land: TO be removed In fifteen days. -, ~
~ s5at ROBERTSON s. BRONAUGH.-
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A YOUNG MAN, unmarried, a graduate of
"A the Virginia Military Institute and Of Ran
sistaut teacher In some college or academy. Apply
to X. A. g., Oakley post-ofice, Va, ~ l6-lnh
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By James NJ. Taylor &c Son,

JAMES NJ TAYLOR & Soy. Auctioneers: y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-04
Brain and Bullet.

About four o'clock on Tuesday even
ing, says tue San Francisco Chronicle
Of yesterday. residents in the vicinity
of Turk aud Broderlck streets, near
Lone Mountain Cemetery. heard the
report Of q pistol. Later In the even.
ing a stranger In passing through the
lot Of an old man named Kelly, Dor.
dering OH the cemetery, found the
body Of n man about forty-flve years
Of sge, with q horrible bullet wound
in the head. The ball had entered the
right eye, and torn a large hole In the
skull. near the center, on top. The
blood was still fresh. A box Of car
tridges and an open p%ocket-knife were
found lying by his side. In his right
hand was found a pistol. Joseph Ha.
ney, living near, was at once notified
BY the person who found the body and
the Coroner was informed Of the mat
ter at five o'clock r. N. The body was
not removed until yesterday morning,
when 1t was taken to the Morgue. BY
papers in tho coat pockets 1t was iden-
titled as the body OF john P. Wilson. a
person Of some property, who, on the
very day that lie met his death, was
as storekesper ut the Bay
View Distillery. The presumption Is
that the deceased committed suicide.
but his friends can assign no cause for
such a rash act.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-04
Chases for Millions.

The San Francisco Bul1eifa of yester.
day contains the following: t,H -,
Another story of an immense fortune
in England waiting for American heirs
IL related. some Of the parties inter
ested residing In this city. Sir Townly
Hall. Of Lancashire, England, nearly
800 years ago, so tho story goes, left
his only son q vast estate, and the lat.
ter dying a bachelor. left the property
to his sister Mary, who married a Mi.
Chase. She had four sons, one OF
whom. Richard. remained In England,
the others came to the United States
In the year 1929. One settled In Rhode
Island and two In Massachusetts. Dur
Ing the past 20 years n OF the family
In America has been engaged In the
work Of preparing a family record,
which contains the names Of all the
heirs In this country. IL Is stated that
one-fourth Of the estate was some ears
since divided among the heirs of Rich
ard, in England. The amount remain
Ing for the American heirs Is stated at
the enormous sum OF $3.50. 600. 600. The
heirs are so numerous, however. that
the fortune to each will not DO large.
James A. Chase, contractor, dwelling
at All Green street, takes a share.
Rev. Dudley Chase, chaplain IN the
United States Army. who has been
months in California, Is n Of
the heirs ; Robert p. Chase, physician,
s2S Howard street, IL another, and the
wife Of Rev. John n. Parker. ITO SUIT
ter street, has q bona fide claim.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-04
L.I. Goodman Mlnlstsr to Japan.

Telegraph dispatches from Washing
ton say It IL learned officially that
Charles E. belong, the United States
Minisssr to Japan. has not vet ten
dered his resignation. but he will do
so very soon. In fact he has been no
tilted that his resignation will be ac-
cepred. Senator Jones will urge the
appointment Of Joseph Il. Goodman,
OF the Enterprise, to succeed DeLong.
It Is understood that the Pacific coast
Senators will add their influence to
that of Senator Jones' This being the
true status Of affairs, We consider the
nomination Of Nj. Gsodman an assured
fact, aud his confirmation not q ques-
ton of doubt. Mr.. Goodman 10 emil
nently fitted for the position which
runor has coupled with his name. A
gentleman Of fine literary attachments,
excellent perceptive faculties, thor
oughly c~onvsrsant with American pol
itics. understanding the situation clear
", he will be a decided improvement
upon belong. We shall be greatly
mistaken II our new Minister to Japan
does not make q splendid diplomatic
record.-Reao Journal, April 2.
We entirely concur in the above rel.
alive to our worthy contemporary,
Goodman. and shall ratify the appoint
ment as soon as It comes. He Is a tai
ented gentleman, and We have always
felt proud Of him. Neither do we eK-
p~erlenee any sensation Of envy by
reason Of brother Jones prsferrlng Joe
to us In this matter, knowing that J.
P. Is large-hearted and generous, and
will do the handsome thing by all his
friends who helped to make him United
States Senator. Providing that the
salary Is large and the duties light and
pleasant, most any foreign mission
would do US, we can 70 Russia, Chile.
the Sandwich Islands, New Jersey, or
perhaps Jones may tell US to 20 to
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-04
The Lava Beds.

A correspondent thus describes the
lava beds-thp scene Of the Indian wal
In northwest California and southwest
Oregon: AZ &c
The stronghold Of the Modoc Indians
Is \ 'pedegral OF the most extensive
and elaborate dsscription-an irregn-
lar volcanic surface Of basalt, trachyte,
ETC., more or less broken into upheav-
ais from below, and cracked and ifs.
sured in, the process Of cooling. 1t oc-
cupies, with but few intervals, nearly
one hundred square miles. II you can
imagine a smooth, solid sheet OF gram
lite. ten miles square, and five hundred
feet thick, covering resistless mines of
gunpowder, scattered at irregular in-
tervals under It ; that these mtueslare
exploded simultaneously, rending the
whole field into rectangular masses.
from tho size Of a match box to that of
a church. heaping these masses high In
some places, and leaving deep chasm.
In others. Following the explosion,
the whole thing 10 placed IN one of
Vulcan's crucibles, and heated up TO n
point when the whole begins to fuse
and run together, and then suffered to
cool. The roughness OF the upper sur
face remains as the explosion left It,
while all below is honey-combed BY
the cracks and crevices caused by the
cooling of the melted rock. An Indian
can, from the top Of ons Of these stone
pyramids, shoot q man without eve
exposing so much as an inch square OF
himself. He an. without undue haste.
load aud shoot a common muzzls-
loading rifle ten times before q man
can scramble over the rocks and
chasms between the slain and slayer.
II at this terrible expense Of life a
force dislodges him from his cover, he
has to drop Into and follow some sub
terranean passage with which he Is
familiar to gain another ambush.
whence It will cost more than ten
lives to dislodge him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-04
Suicide at Salt Lake.

This morning about half-past twelve
o'clock. says the Salt Lake Herald Of
April I'd. Mr.. I. L. Moore, a gentle
man we'll known over the coast In
mining circles. aud who recently de-
liyered a very interesting lecture on
Peru for the benefit Of the Ladies' IL
brary Association, committed suicide
by shooting himself through the heart
Ia his rooms Mt Mrs. Longs, where he
has been boarding for n length of time.
After a long time Of strict abstinence
he was induced, about a week ago, to
take a drink, and has stimulated more
or less since, his nervous system be-
coming seriously affected. until, It Is
presumable, in n fit of temporary In.
sanity. he committed the fatal net.
The son Of his partner, Mr.. Pierson,
was with him at the time, but so sud-
den and unexpected was the shot that
the report OF the pistol was the first
Indication Of anything having oc.
CURED; the pistol, too, was believed
to be ~unloaded, as Mr.. Pierson had
previously extracted the bullet; but the
unfortunate man must have got 4 car
fridge some way and used IL with fatal
effect, there being only II cartridge
In the pistol. The ball passed through
the heart, and death ensucd almost In
stantly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-04
HILL

The Coming town election In May Is.
a matter Of especial Importance to the
taxpayers Of Gold Hill, and It Is time
that all interested should get their
heads together and take into con.idera.
ton the selection or nomination Of the
right sort Of men for town officers. Our
present Board Of Town Trustees have
done we'll; 30 also did their predeces-
sors. and good men should be selected
for the next Board Important I'M
provements for the benefit Of all will
come under their supervision, and
good. public spirited, business men,
practical, sensible, and such as will
work for tho best interest and advan-
tage Of the community. will be re-
quired. The town sewer along Main
street must be renewed, as Il L. badly
rotted out, and the main pipe Of the
water works down the same street
needs renewing or repairing, is being
defective and Enthusiastically at present.
The town reservoir Is repaired and
in excellent condition, but other
reservoirs, In advantageous positions,
should be constructed. New hose for
the Fire Department Is much needed
Main street needs filling In at varlou:
points, and several other Improve.
ments that We do not at present call te
mind will come up for consideration
1t Is to be hoped that q judicioas 50
lection of nominees for town officer:
will BE- made, and we hope u fellow
citizens will seriously and practically
think over the matter.