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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-21
How tha Indian. Climb Trees.

In South America, even the weakest
wemeu may net uncommonly DO seen
plucking the fruit at the tree tops. II
the bark Is 10 smooth and slipPery
that they cannot 20 up BY climbing,
they use other means. They MAKE q
hoop Of wild vines, and putting their
feet inside, they use It rs q support In
climbing. The negro Of the west coast
OF Africa makes q large hoop rouna
the tree and gets Inside Of 1t, and
jerks 1t up the trunk with Ills hands, Q
little at q time. drawing his legs up
after It. The Thaitlsn boys tie their
feet together, four or I'VE inches apart,
with q piece Of palm bark, and win
the aid OF this fetter 20 up the cocoa
palms to gather nuts. Tho native
women Of Australia climb the gam
trees after opossums; where the bark
Is rough they chop q hole with a hatch
ct, then one throws about the tree q
rope twice as long rs will 60 around
1t, puts her hatchet upon her cropped
head, and, placing her feet against the
tree, and grasplng the rope with her
hands. she bitches It up BY jerks, and
pulls herself up the enormous trunk
almost as fast as o man can climb q
ladder.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-21
Phoebe Items.
From the Record. April Ill

lrTOm tnc itccOru, hpiht.I
Some folks who must have been sad
ly In want Of whisky. ETC.. on the
night before last, broke Into j. q.
Lynch's saloon and carried or from
800 to $50 worth Of liquors, bar hI-
ings, etc. They made an attempt at
the safe, but that was n trlile too tough
for them. The entrance into the sa-
loon was effected BY breaking u Of
the panes Of glass, and so reaching
the key, which remained In tho lock.
Tho condition Of the wounded man,
Calvin. has considerably Improved.
lie looks bright and lively, and we
believe will recover frsm his hurts,
though, Of course, 1t Is at present lm-
possible to tell what tho result will
be. Present appearances, however,
are much Ia his favor.
The bullion shipped by Wells, Far
90 & Co. yesterday amounted to ST.
100 30.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-21
Reno Items,
From the State journal Of April ,i.l

From the State Journal OF April all
IL only came to u ears last night
how nicely Tom Clark and Havsnor,
two good boys on the V. Il L. II. r..
got fooled on the frat Of April. 1t
seems a certain young lady on the line
Of the read between here and Carson
had been In the habit Of giving them
nice mlnce piles. On this occasion she
gave them q pie, as usual, and after
they had eaten 1t half M, they discov-
cred that II was not mlnce meat they
were dsyourlng, but sawdust and sand.
At the last regular meeting OF
Truckee Lodge, No. IL, l.. U. o. f.,
the following were elected represent
tatiyes to tho Grand Lodge. which con.
n In Jane: j. X. Everett, 3. q.
FOCUS, c. W. Jones, A. Prescott, G.:
W. Cunningham, j. N. Jaqulsh aud
Jacob grail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-21

RECENTLY since the passage Of tho
Of the imitation billy a large meet
Ing was held at Fansuil Hall,
Boston, to express the views Of the
representative meh Of that city, and
take some steps In favsr Of holding
tho Government to Its pledges on the
greenback question. as we'll as for their
own sclf-preservation. An executive
committee was appointed which has
issued an address recommending the
formation Of leagues throughout the
country to unite the people In favor
Of demanding that tho Government
shall redeem ~ financial pledges and
create a stronger sentiment In favor Of
specie payment. This Is but tho ln-
ltlal step toward a pronounced policy
on this subject, and the union thereon
OF all citizens who believe that gov
ernmsnts like individuals are In daty
bound to keep faith with their
creditors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-21

WE notice an item In the Belmont
Courier to the effect that John Booth,
part owner and proprietor OF the above
journal, has purchased a home In Bel
mont. and intends shortly to remove
thithcr his Lures aud PeaGies. now To-
Gated In Carson City. This indicates
that "Uncls John Z" has achieved and
still IL promised continued success in
his "ishing" operations. Isn't IL u
little rough, however. for you to crow
over less successful anglers and taunt
them with their lack OF luck. How
can they legitimately catch fish II they
wont bite?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-21

SOME vile mathematician, one OF the
kind who can relish figures at every
meal, has been calculating the income
and expenses OF Government officials
at Washington, and has found that a
member OF the Cabinet receives n sal
airy Of 5000 per year, and his expen-
ses are about Sl7,0 Others holding
high positions r similarly situated ;
but Notwithstanding all this, and the
fact that many OF the class alluded to
are poor at the time OF their Initiation,
most OF them upon retiring are rich.
How this can be, old honest Debitand-
credit cannot fathom ; bu. he Is still
trying manfully to solve the problem.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-21

HuRRAu fon THE OLD MMDs.-rhe
New York Ledger comes to the rescue
Of the old maids as follows:
shriveled aud withered you say they
are! Men and women grow gray,
whether married or single; but many
an old maid fingers to-day on this
mundane sphere whs would have died
long ago, an unhappy but popular aud
admired wife, had sho consented to
marry some man whom she did desplse,
and said .'Yes" whore conscience aud
God commanded her to say NO"
Long live old maids, aud let no
woman. from the fear Of becoming one,
ever willfully and deliberately sacri.
flee herself. 1t Is the next crime to
suicide.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-21

IT is a singular fact that when tho
funeral of the late Senator Sumner was
passing through the streets OF Boston.
SOME obstruction in the way compelled
the hcarsc to remain standing for about
ten minutes directly in front Of the
residence Of the lady who had once
been the mans wife.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-21

THE grave Of tho late Colonel Fisk,
at Brattleboro, Vermont, was decor
ated with flowers last Wednesday. tho
thirty-ninth anniversary Of bis birth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-21
ORES or EVERY DESCRIPTION
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.


NoTICE.-To TIE CREDITORS OF
~ c. q. PkNDERGAST, a B~ankrupt.-In
the District Court OF the United States
for the District OF Nevada.-In the matter
Of W. A. NJ. Van Bskkelen and q. c.
Pendergast, Dankrnpts.-Nstice Ia hereby
given that. pursuant TO an order made by
said Court In the matter OF c.. O. Pendercast,
bankrupt, on the 18th day OF April. A. u.
1874, q hearing will be had on The petition Of said
bankrupt. heretofore died In said Court. praying
for discharge from all his debts and liabilities,
provable under the Act Of Congress entitled A
Act To establish a uniform system Of bankruptcy
throughout the United States" approved
March .. 1861, and for q certificate there.
OF, before said Court. on the ID day Of
May, A. n. 1874. at II o'clock A. ". Of said
day, nj the Courthouse, In the city OF Carson,
county Of ormsby and State Of Nevada, at which
time aud place any creditor Of raid bankrupt, or
any other person In interest. may appear and
show cause, II any they have, why the prayer OF
the said petition should not be granted
II. NJ. DAGGETT,
ap7i ID Clerk of said District Court.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-21

IF Il were not for Andrew johnson
we should DO without any living ex-
President. Lilo always was obstinate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-05
Miss Grants Approaching suptlals.

New York Herald Washington Tslesrsm.l
Miss Nellie Grants engagement Is
one OF the leading topics Of society chat
here. IL will be remembered that Fam
ny Kemble. the tragedlenne, who mar
ried Mr.. Pierce Butler. OF Philadel-
phia. aud was afterward divorced from
him. had a younger sister who evlnced
a great talent for music. She studied
Ia Italy and la Paris, and made a sen
sation at several concerts, but before
she was fairly ON the stage as = prims
donne she was wooed aud won by Mr..
Sartons, a rich E~nglishmsn OF an old
family. Now. when Miss Nellie Grant
returned from Europe last year she
made the acquaintance, on the steam.
er. OF the second son Of this Mr.. and
Mrs. Sartons. aud the Intimacy ripened
into affection. Just then the elder
brother died. and the fortunate swain
thus becomes the heir Of the Sarton's
estate. IL Ia intimated that the mar.
rage will come oil la the Spring, aud
nj the same time Col. Fred. Grant will
marry Miss Kitty Cook, the eldest
daughter Of the ex-Goyernor OF this
District.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-05

SrSGUI.hR AND SUDDEN DEITn-Ws
clip the following from a late number
OF the London Illustrated Ns,cs
At the Atheneum Assembly Rooms,
T~emple.row. Birmingham, on Sunday
evening. n ~spiritmallstic service was
being held. aud a medium named Ben
jimin Hawkes.. a toy dealer OF New
street, spoke for fully half All hour,
aud described with startling yl,idity a
seance In which the Apostle Peter had
clasped hands with him, so that he felt
the close pressure OF the Apostles
grasp. From this hs argued that It
was quite possible TO understand how
Thoma. OF DidymuS thrust his hand
into the side OF "thc Pcrsonitication
of Divine Love-" The instant these
last words were out OF the speakers
mouth he fell back on a chair dead.
The meeting broke up In wild eonfu-
sion. At his inquest, llr. lladley, ur-
geon, who had made u post-mortem
examination. said he was OF opinion
deceased had died from syncopai as
phyxls, resulting from congestion OF
the lungs. The jury returned a verdict
of Died by the visitation Of Cod"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-05
TELEcRAPHIc!
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Isrrcr,L TO TIE soLs NIL DAILY NEWS
o "a EsTIo INTELLIoEncE
Hurdle Races.

Hurdle Races.
SAVANNAH, Ca, February Sat the
spring meeting Of the Jockey Club
yesterday, the first hurdle race Of two
miles, over eight hurdles was won BY
Revenge, beating Limestone by a
throat latch. The second race, Ten
broecke Stakes. one mile for three
year olds, was won by Flower Girl.
Time, 1885. The third race, two
mile heats, was won by Bessie Lee In
two straight heats. Jim Hinton, sec.
ond ; Fireball was dlstanced. Time,
3:56h, $685..
Germany Versus Rome.
NEW Yonx, Feb. 6.-Earl Russell In
= letter to Sir John Murray on the re-
l%ations existing between Rome and
Germany, says: "The very same
principle. which bound me to ask for
equal freedom for Roman Catholic
Protestant dissenters and Jews, bind
me to protest against the conspiracy
which aim. ut combining the German
empire in chains never, 1t Is hoped, to
be shaken of. | hasten to declare with
all friends Of freedom, and ] trust with
the majority OF the English nation,
that I could 10 longer call myself
n lover OF civil and religious liberty
were | not to proclaim my sympathy
with the Emperor Of Germany IN the
noble struggle In which he 10 engaged.
We have nothing to do with details OF
German laws; they may be just; they
may be harsh. We = only leave 1t
to the German people to decide for
themselves as we have decided for our.
selves. At all events we are able TO
see that the cause Of the German En-
peror Il the cause OF liberty anu the
cause Of tho people. A letter from
Paris says there Is a general belief In
educated circles that while Prince
Bismarck would avoid war by pref.
crencc, he would not miss a pretext
which would give him the appearance
Of right aud enable him to crush once
for all Ultramontane Pa.di. Recent
elections to the Prussian Parliament
have demonstrated the extreme prob
ability Of Prince Bismarck succeeding
by purely legal or parliamentary
means. The Catholics have gained
thirty.flye seats In Landtag over and
above what they had aud the Liberals
gained considerably. French Bishops
announce their intention to resist any
attempt to muzzle them, and Plus IN
has counselcd them to fight the good
fight Of faith even to martyrs as corol-
larry to all this.
The Bourss has been falling fright
fully the past few days. spreading con-
sternation In financial circles.
sIame.e Twins.
A Richmond dispatch says That the
bodies Of the Sismese twins are now
on their way to Philadelphia In charge
OF medical commissioners recently
sent from that city. The widows made
autopsy conditional, that the remains
Of their late husbands should not be
unnecessarily mutilated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-05

Kinsey Murder CRsc-The Nnpthaly-
DE Young Imbroxiio- Legislative
Proceedings.

SAN FRAScIsco, Feb. SIS r. Nj
Alex Campbell, Of counsel for dc.
PENDANTS In the Klnscy murder case,
will commence argument ut . T.. NJ.
to-day.
Is. +. Napthaly vas released on bail
thi, afternoon. The report that one
Of the DE Yourg brothers Is looking
for him Il probably not true.
The Senate Committee on Federal
Relations recommended the adoption
of a concurrent resolution asking Con-
gress to establish a penal colony In
Alaska.
The case Of the contested election OF
Asssmblyman Aldrich Of this city came
before the House to-day, and the pro-
position OF Swift, to send Tor the Coun-
ty Clerk Of san Francisco to come Will,
the ballots and have a recount Of votes.
was adopted.
rerrill introduced n resolution In
the Assembly, which was agreed to,
to appoint n committee Of five to in
vsstigate the charge made BY the pub
lie press that litigants are subjected to
unnecessary and ruinous delays In
the courts OF this State.
In the Senate, the Committee on
Federal Relations reported back
Roach's concurrent resolution, asking
Congress to abrogate that portion OF
the treaty with China encouraging Inn
migration from that country. The &C.
ton OF the Senate thereon has not yet
been reported.
Grecnbacks, 90l90H.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-05
This Morniu=.

30 ophi-, 3o8 ~ bio
$50 Gosid . Curry, 81. AN, Az. AN
40 Best & Belcher, 2;I, ~, -
las savage. lOi. los, 100, i07, los bSO
40 Ch~sl.Ar.POtOsi, IS. "a, Tgk, u
10 Hal. & Sorcr0ss, ca
80 Cro~n Point. %. Hs. o5H
81 lslls~ Jacket, 70, IN, 10Y, -
Gas kentuek. %, gSI. 29S b3l, 2sa
10 Imperial. Z, 81. o..
" Euspire Mil, %
Is Alpha. %
so Bricher. iOs. 100. iOi bio. 100 b. lot boz
100 Confidence. 10. ~
40 Cos. Virginia. GS,' &c, c5X, s5A. g., bSo
tS3 sierra Nevada, -, s!S, - boz, ~
~ E~Tth.qusr, 25k
30 oyerm.n. us, ia, lis. iiaS, iioh'o, LOO
los
90 ssg. Beleh.r. IFS. lii
IS Caledonis, 81, slk, %
~ hniekerhocksr, So
$40 California Con. -, o9S, S9S, 49,
rs Balrimors Con, On, c.,
Us American Flat, So, q, ~
rs Js.dc., isS. Il 80, 1, SO. is Ss. Is
Ito suecor, 81,
alO Dayton. ~, ~ bco
40 Pictnu, SIC
$50 silver inn. iOH, io'.. lOE
lis Eclipss, 81, So
l95 Dardanelle-, s. ~
% New York Con-,
loo Occidental, .
50 Union Con. nc, lay
$50 sutro. ~, a., 3N.t
30 UtAh,g
5Jl south 0vermsn. I, 4.
go woOdville, ik,iA
34O Mint. iSc
100 Franklin.
90 Ser. Rock Island, is,i
rs kO-suth,T
cO Alamo. 3
50 Nevada, "
IS Arizona & Utah, ias.f
l5O Buckeyes
80 Globe, IA.
go Pattsn. .
20 Ande-.a
100 Leo. sc
$50 jacob Little, 4..4A
500 Florida 3.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-05
Alters Charge a Dollar
fcor. sprinraeld Republican,

49,
II was during the war that Don
Piatt, the chief OF General Schenck's
stati, with the rank OF Colonel, saun-
tered into the Philadelphia depot,
where sat an imperious lady disgusted
at the nonappearance OF the porter.
a. Here. sir. take my trunk up stairs
and get II checked" exclaimed she AS
Don appeared. As he ~hesitated, she
calculated: mo words, sir; take II
mp" Deliberately stooplng-for Don
Piatt wouldn't hurry for an archargel
he slowly put the trunk on his broad
shoulders aud carried IL up stairs,
checked Il. aud. returned to the lady,
extended his hands with the words +:
Zone dollar. ma'am." In vain she
storned. IL never did 1t for less,
ma'am. Alters charge n dollar here"
"a she flung him the %rreenback Don
bowed with the grace OF n Grand Selg-
neur, aud. sauntering ont OF the door,
gave the bill TO the first li.tlc gamin he
encountered.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-05

No FrHEs.-Durlng the past twelve
months M fires, OF any consequence,
have occurred above ground either In
Virginia City or Gold Hill. The Fire
Departments OF both places are provld-
ed with splendid apparatus for extln.
gushing CONGREGATIONS, aud insurance
companies may feel perfectly safe In
Issuing policies at low rates.
TnEArmcAI.-Next week, 1t will be
remembered, Manager Piper purposes
opening the Opera House. Among
the stars who are to appear during the
present dramatic season aro Dion
Bouc,csult and John d. Mccullough.
They will be supported by the best
company ever brought to Virginia
City.
lMrRovrNo.-we are pleased to learn
that conductor Harry Shrieyss 10 con-
valeseing rapidly and will be able to
report Tor duty In a few days. His
many friends In this section will be
glad to see him back again OF tho V. IL
4. K. X.
Tue SUIcrpE.-william A. Thoss.
who committed suicide at Silver City
yesterday afternoon, was by profess
sion = physician. IL Is stated that
pecuniary troubles induced him to bal
anee accounts by taking his own lie.
Nus. ToWr Of Virginia City, who ac-
cldentally shot herself last week, Ia
Improving rapidly and no doubts are
entertained In regard to her ultimate
recovery.
LKcrunE.-Mrs. e. II. Baker will
lecture tomorrow friday evening at
Pioneer Hall, Virginia City. The
subject OF her lecture will be 1.-The
Warfare OF Science
Busy.-All the mills In Six and Sew
en.mile Canyons are running to their
iull capacity, a plentiful supply OF ore
for the Winter having been hauled to
the Same last Fall.
PAY.pAY.-rhe employees Of the Bel
cher Mining Company were paid of
to-day. The disbursement made by
the company for labor amounted to
$4,000.
PU0uLsrc.-Blng Williams yester-
day challenged William NJ. Davis, Of
Virginia City. TO fight him for $1,000 a
side. The challenge was accepted.
Observation-Disclosures Carmichael,
who has been under the weather for a
month past, has recovered his health
aud gone TO %railroadlng again.
BEIcnER DrvIpESp.-A dividend OF
s. per share /. declared by the Belcher
Mining Company, payable on the 10Th
in,taut-next Tuesday.
ORE SmrMESr.-Yes,crday l25 car
loads OF ore were shipped by rail- from
the COmstock mines To the Silver City
aud Carson River mills.
Ii LucK.-La,t evening a country
man won 81. 200 at faro in Virginia
City. lie has about made up his mind
TO 80 East.
MKTEoRoLoGIc,L.-The weather to-
day was delightfully."- mild. We hope
aud pray for a continuation Of the
same.
4 Busy RoAp.-At present thirty
two trains are making daily trips Z
the Virginia IL rruckee Railroad.
County JAIL---Eighteen malefac-
tors are confined in the County Jail at
the present time.
TAI.xIso MACHINE. - Prof. Faber
will exhibit his talking machine In
Carson City next Saturday evening.
Ju,TIcE wRIGur's CoURr.-No GRIM
lnal business was transacted In Justice
Wright's Court to-day.
The remains Of Mrs. Lyman will be
taken East for intcrment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-05
FROM Ban
The sun.Chroniclc Libel Case-Nnp-
thaiy SIN d. Jail The kinsey
Murder Case,

SAX Francisco, Feb. 5-l r. NJ
The Sun. Chronicle libel cases, and all
other matters growing out OF them,
came before the Police Court to-day,
but as Alex. Campbell, counsel for the
DE Young Brothers, is still engaged In
the Kinscy murder trial, all were cell
tinued till next Saturday.
Napthaly has not yet obtained ball,
but Rowley. owner OF the Sun. will be
released this afternoon. Napthsly has
been removed to the County Jail.
Counsel for defendants, In the Kin
soy murder case, opened argument this
morning In the Twelfth District Court.
They will argue on the theory OF self
defense and the defense OF the proper
ty 81 Kinsey against deceased, Harvey
Green and his brother.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-05
STOCK REPORT.
larroHrEp DAILY M rrsxR = HALL


Lnsk
10 Meadow Valley, 10Y, ioS, io'.., 10Y, II, II
iS RAYMOND & Eiy. a5S. 5X. IS. s5V
EOEersks Coz, l3s, iJs, i1k
20 Jackson. sc
~ PiOche, 81, 5h,6
100 Alps. 5c
So Ps,s & Panaca. 2. l.
fgss Warrington 4 Creole. 2h,s
So Am-ican FLAG. ~, "a. 8 bl
Us Iluha & Hunt, i,..ls
iiso B.iactt, o, 81, 5s,6s, SS.Ss bso, 81.
hJ0, %
as Newark. 9, "a. ~
80 Rvs Patch. ] hd. 50
Is Monitor Belmont, ~, 4.
80 Charter Oak. l
scS5 q Dorado South, Ts.ssbSO, ~ ~, -.
b9O. ~
10 Caroline.
LOO Hayes. SIRc
go Watson. 50
30 North Belmont. &c
W Eu-sks ga. W, 10, 9k, 10
loo 81. Patrick, 6h
30 Golden Chariot. N, bJO. lsS, Is
l0 Ida Gilmore. -, ~, IL
iSI Mahogany, 3
Is Red Jacket udaho). AZ
lis Belcher. loo. iOl. hSO, i03k, los
as Justice. rs, lay so. rs
iTO Yellow jacket. y. "a, u
~ Crown Point, Is, %
~ Bsst & Beleher. 10
COO Ophir, 80, @s b3O, Sk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-05

R,oon. soILr, AND UAR.-When M. y
80 - 60
Waller the "eiikhowh anu 'ery Popu'Ar ooo
Hill clothier, reads the cenant and ingenioui
msnifertoes Of other dealers threatening to sell
| c,o,h,nv nj lc.s than cost. or saving that thei,
stock 10 the best In the country, no merely
allows . Charitable smile TO suhnse bis grnia
countenancc like u gentle zephyr rippling the
calm surface OF Lake Tahoe. lie twirls his
manly musiache and remarks: That's moi
businesr. Let gentlemen come and trade with
| inc, and when they eco that thcy can buy supe.
TOT Goods az ICES ptiSs ana 70 nom hn,, s,e, nr Tsy
stans ,hom IN trade with herraicr'" WalIe,
CALI nsrticulsr attention TO hi. extensive stock
oI new GOOD. Lei Others TALL blood. scalps and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-05

SEVENTEEN THOUSAND people are
living OIL charity In Chicago this Win
ter, according to the hter-Ocedn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-05

oSs may become enough Of n legal
resident Of Washington for divorce
purposes In nine months.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-05
WESTERN DISPATCHES

[~.rrcr,L TO TINE GOLD NIL DAILY srws.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-05

DR. VAN ZANDT, LATE OF SAN FRAN.
cisco. respectfully informs the citizen. Of
Virginia, Gold i'm. and %sicinity. that he l. per.
manentl, located IN Virginia city, for the prae-
tice Of surgery and medicine.
Office and Residence -Kossman'r Buildine. 81
South c street, Virginia. ja3i 5p I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-05

Who 10 q Judge OF fine. fashionable. dur
able and well.made clothing, and who IL
ut all familiar with. the cost prices OF
from commercial ceniers To this market,
can enter the WHlTR HOUSE. Inspect
the varied and mammoth stock kept by
COIN q lSAACS, and ascertain their
prices. without being astonirhed al the
superior quality Of goods and the very
low prices 10 be
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-05

REroRr or uIE STATE TREAsuRER.-
We copy from the Carson Tribune the
following statement OF Nevada's cash
account. furnished that paper by VI.
l.. Wager. Deputy State Treasurer.
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or the most fashionable cu:, substantial
manufacture and durable fabrics. The
WINTER STOCK Just opened at the
white House-nrst. and beet, clothing
store south Of Union street. on Gem.
braces every article In the Clothing and
Furnishing Goods line. and no