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National Republican., 1874-05-08

laid true in line and grade throughout, according
to the lines and grades furnished from time to
time. The ends Of the pipes shall abut against
each other, and in such manner that there shall
be no shoulder or unevenness of any kind along
tn e bottom hall of the sewers On the inside.
Cb) Elch joint, as the pipes are l8iG is to be
fitted with a collar or ring which shall lap
equally the ends Of such abutting pipe; the lower
hall Of the said collar shall In all cases be whole
and un5roken, and the upper half shall not be
more than two pieces; the space between the ring
and the pipes is to be as uniform as possible
Nand to be thoroughly filled with the best n.y.
drau!ic cement mortar, made of equal parts Of
cement and clean, sharp sand, thoroughly mixed
dry, and water enough afterward added to give it
proper consistency and in small quantities, and
uscd as soon made; the joint is TO be carefully
wiped and pointed inside and out, and all mortar
that may be left inside to be thoroughly cleaned
out and the pipe left clean and smooth through
out. When required strips Of pine or spruce plank
shall be furnished six inches wide, one and one
transyersely with the trench, one on either side
the Joint, and the pipe to rest thereon, ard the
price paid for foundation plank will be allowed
Il (e) When the pipes are in place, earth shall be
hlled in in the manner provided in sections 10 TO
is, inclusive Of these specifications. Every third
bipe shall be filled around so as to prevent the
moving Of the joints.
(d) All pipes, previously to their being lowered
tpte the trench, Shall be fitted together dry on
the surface, and matched SO that when Jointed in
the trench they may form true and smooth line
OF tubes; and in no case shall they be lowered
Into the trench until the same is done.
whatsoever kind, Shall be excaTGted for, lifted
And laid as above described
: % When hub and spigot pipe are used, they
shall be laid, htted and jointed evenly and
smoothly, In the same manner as described above.
(g) No walking on or working over the pipe
alter they are laid Except as may be necessary in
Samping the earth and rehlling) will be allowed
until there is at least thirty inches of earth over
them.
II (b) The interior Of the pipe shall be carefully
freed from all dirt, cement and superfuous mate
rial of every description, as the work proceeds
for which purpose a disc mould or plate attached
10 rod suficfently long 10 pass two joints from
the end OF the pipe last laid shall be continuously
worked through.
q % The mouth of the pipe shall be carefully
protected from all blasts, and the excavation in
ali cases shall be fully completed at least twenty
feet in advance Of the laying of the pipe In ali
cases the mouth Of the pipe shall be provided with
3 beard or other stopper carefully fitted to the
National Republican., 1874-05-08

NEWARK. N. d. July II, lS13.
No. elso, (B OF P. W., vol - 1878.
fr(,onnor & stanley, 857 Broad street, wish to
know what disposition has been made OF tbeir
appliestion fsr contract for paving
National Republican., 1874-05-08
On the Both of July this letter was ,s, Tsesiysdr

H. n gt.nn.y M,AsHINGF9N, July 90, 1Sz3.
JIG Works, Washington, D. o. 0''S
SIR; We will accept the award Of $4,000 SPARE
yards Of wooden pavement and Should the street
work on or before the 5th daV Of August next.
WIif you DO us the favor to designate the street.
that we may ma ke preparations 20 commence work
at once, and We agree TO finish the sarzs in sixty
days. We would prefer III approved by your
honorable boardb to lay the DeG0lyer, No. 1
block, with bed boards treated by the Waterbury
or other oil process. .-. ID.
Should you now award the stone contract Of
10000 s4uase yards we Will agree to perforsR the
work within the same tims. .. ..- =
We are jour obedien8 servants,
:. n - OCONNoR & sHAnLrr
National Republican., 1874-05-08
On the 18th Of July a contract was awss1ed
to these parties, as follows:
{ reply No. 6sos, vol. :, lsT3.

to these parties, as follows:
Marx reply No. 6sSs, vol. Z, 1s73
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
GRyTrrsv~ WASHINGTON, July L. I73.
form you that q c5A directed by the board to in
for laying 5000 yards has been awarded you
stove Miller or other approsS nsa o. 'hs hs
laid upon such streets as may her 70 y
mated, at the board rates ss estabsLsDe " ueasslg-
paysmeht to be In full accordance with ~. Ins
hcations 6f the patent; to be treated by the Sssx
or Robbins process. The treatment or the WoeX
70 be under the inspection Of the board at the
mills. Also, that contract will be awarded you
for laying 10000 yards Of Belgian stone pavement
Of the New York specification pattern, at th6
prices established BY the board. You will notify
the board wheu you are prepared to commence
the work.
BY order Of the beard.
CHAs. S. JOHNSON,
Assistant Secretary.
ASss5s: IS 9, 3,Gonnor Stfnley, j. j. HiRds, No,
True copy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-07

thsm employment vsrc opened and
developed. AZ
While talking Of mouopoliss and
steals, be neglected to state that he Is
s~ndsavoring to psrpstrats the biggest
steal on record and to ioist upon the
people Of Nsvsda the most gigantic and
ovsrshadowing monopoly ever heard Of
ALI for the benefit Of himself and . few
European m~oneybags. h,
He forgot to mention that he is an
insane old liar.
He did not think to state that he
looks upon as . personal enemy every
man whs does not . things just as he
does.
There are many other things which
Sutro knows, which he forgot to men,
ton; but as wo do not wish to bore our
readers ~ badly as he bored his audi
sncs, We will stop for this time. q sal .1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-07

TEE marriage Of Miss Minnie shsr-
man. daughter Of General Sherman. and
Mr.. Fitch. Of the Engineer Corps in the
Navy. will take place at Washington
0ctobsr LIST. The nuptials will be sol
smnizsd by his grace. J. b. Purcell. the
Most Rev. ArchbishoP Of Cincinnati. at
Saint Aloysius Church, Warrington.
The ceremony will begin at II O'Clock.
and viii be over BY HAS. Sixteen
hundred invitations are to DO issued TO
the church. Invitations to the house will
not bs a. numerous. A portion OF the
family leave for st. Louis the same night
and the rest will follow the next day.
II 10 understood that the officers OF the
Army and Navy and the Diplomats
Corps will appear in full uniform.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-07

TIE expenses Of the National Govern
msnt for each Presidential term. since
and including wa~shington's second term
from 1896 TO 1900. have bean dug out"
OF old records BY Prof. Elliott, Of Wash
ingtsn. and show that the expense per
head Of population, during Polk's sd-
ministrstion. wss s2.o5 per year; during
Taylor and Fillmors's. sl.s9; during
Pisrce's, sass; during Buehsnan's,
$a.23; during the war. SIC in gold. s25
in currency; after the close Of the war.
in Johnson's term, s7.79 in gold. $40
in currency; Grants. 7.37 in currency.
80 in gold. Deducting interest on the
public debt. psnsions. and other e.
psnses created by the war. and taking
only those that such administrations as
Polk's.os Fillmors's, Pisrcs's,o or Buehan-
ans had to pay, the expense per head
ssch year Of Grants term has been sl.s
In currency or Sissy in gold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-07

A orxxzAL order from the Secretary
OF War. Just issued, directs that with
consent Of the president, and at the re-
quest Of the General. the Headquarters
OF the Army Of the United States will
Be re-sstablishsd in st. Louis, No., on
the 10th Of October neIt. The regulations
and orders now governing the functions
OF the General Of the Army and those
In relation to the transaction Of business
With the War Department and its
Bureaus will continue In force.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-07

Bopr REcovERxp.-Ths body Of David
Kenney, 9 young man who was drowned
last Sunday above Hampton's bridge,
was found in the river Ave miles below
yesterday and brought to this city. II
was badly msnglsd and swollen. He was
engaged In driving q freight team for
Montana at the time Of his death, audit
il supposed that while attempting TO
ford the river one Of his horses became
unmanageabls and in some manner in
jured him to such an extent that he was
unable to reach the shore. A priest was
autographed to ut Salt Lake City last
night, who arrived this morning and had
the body inferred in Lake View Gem
stsry. Deceased was lately from Dry
Canyon. and was about "a years old
Corinne Mail. Sept. 6h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-07

sENBLIss says 1t is all very well, try.
ing to softsoap the people with the old
talk about voting straight, keeping with.
in the ranks, ard all thst-denouncing
all side issues. It won't do. Side Is
suss are rs a rule the very most direct
expression from the people. The old
routine il bound in the books; but the
emergency OF the moment brings out
the side issue. The womb OF the fu-
turs 10 ever big with side issues, while
the theories OF the past lie cobwsbbsd
on the shelf. Cesar, who made the
world trembls. was . side issue. The
blood Of Christ, IN which christsndom
hangs all its hopes, was q side issue
Measure for Measure.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-07

surnoscoPIcAL.-Ths eow.bell show.
mau says the people OF Nevada do not
know the slavery under which they are
living. Fortunate psopls! To DO mis-.
cradle. down.troddsn and degraded and
not know IL. Cruel Sutro! To attempt
10 bring them TO q realization OF their
misery. =. We thought that Sutro was
Q man Of one idea; but we fnd that he
has "Bangk wing and Invoked vail.
woad" on the brain as badly a. he has
tunnel. Instead Of one idea he has
three. The Phantasmigorian says
men like TO 80 to Congress because
there Is money In In II. That accounts
for the Assyrian wanting TO Be United
States Senator from Nevada. Reese
Ripsr Rereiue. Sept. ID.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-07

A DrHrr ISsuLr.-Sutro insultsd sv-
cry man In Austin. last evening. when
hs said the following;
81 am told there u . Democratic ms-
jority In Landsr county Of about 100;
but before the day Of election sharon
will buy up thst majority. and the b.
publican party, which Is owned, body
and soul. by de Bsngk Of Gslifornys,
will achieve . victory" This Il the sub
stance Of what he said. only We have
put II in better language than he IL CO.
pablo Of using.-Rsee Rirsr Rereiue,
Sept. Sd. ~,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-07

SENTENCE OF WILLIAM Kso.--At the
close Of the session Of the District Court
last evening. William King. indicted for
assaulting with intent TO kill Joseph
Mendes. was sentenced by his honor,
Judge McKennsy, The courtroom was
crowded. many being friends Of the pris-
oner, anxious to know for how long he
would DO sent to prison. In passing
s~entsncs, Judge Mckinney said in do
ing so he would be guided only by the
evidence in the case, which was OF such
a character that had Mendes been killed
II would have secured . verdict OF muir
der in the first degree. His Honor then
sentenced King to Ave years at hard
labor in the State Prison at Carson.
King betrayed no emotion on receiving
the sentence. but for a moment looked
as though IL was more severe than he
had anticipated. Eureka Sentinel, Sept.
5M-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-07
The Horse and ASS.
IGrass Vale, lcsl.l Unlen.l

N '
William Sharon, King Of the Com
stock lode and candidate for United
States Senator for Nevada State. has
been making some few speeches over in
the country which he aspires TO repre-
sent. He does not profess TO be an ora
tor, MOI do his friends claim for him any
peculiar eloqusnce. But he seems TO be
the man who carries the longest pole
with which to take the high hanging
Senatorial psrimmon, and therefore his
words have force; he seems to be Q
man OF practical common sense and
therefore his words deserve considers-
ton. His stump uttsrances have been
but msagerly reported By the press, so
far rs We have read, and yet the few
words he has said. on the Chinese ques-
ton, contain considerable Of nutTicious
meat Mr.. Sharon announces a. a
proposition that some kinds Of work
can be a. well done by . jackass a. by q
horse. and the man who 10 In nesdof such
work to be done. 10 not smart II he buy
. high priced horse 10 do the work in
stead Of the cheap jackass which will
answer every purpose. We agree with
Sharon, and give to his proposition q
hearty concurrence. Moreover, Q vast
majority OF the people agree with him,
and practically endorse, by their actions
II not by their words. the sentiment he
has promulgated. In the business OF
employing Cinnamon We see the princi-
pie illustrated and vindicated every day.
Men hire Cinnamon to hew wood and
draw water. to cook, to wash and iron and
to do all kinds Of mental service. while
the same men who employ the Celestials,
will 90 into a public or party meeting
and dsnouncs the practice OF giving the
Heathsn any work to do, or any coun-
tenance whatsoever. Yea, we have seen
q whole political convention vote unani-
mously that II Is wrong in itself and de-
grading to labor 70 employ Chinsmen.
while at the very moment OF the vote
more than two-thirds OF the members OF
the same convention were then directly
or indirectly giving work to the Mon.
g~olians. We have known O political
orator to denounce a ruinous to all the
industries Of the land the habit ofhiring
patient John to work, while at the very
moment Of the supreme sssthing OF that
orators ~eloquence. a Chinaman was en-
gagged in cutting up the orators fire.
wood. We have seen such an orator ap-
plauded to the very echo by auditors
whose supper had but recently been
cooked by n Chinaman, and whose
clothes had been washed and mended by
q countryman Of All Sin. These Or
ators, politicians and a~pplauders arc but
acting on and indorsing the Sharonian
doctrine, while their words are not
meant 10 count anything ut all. The
horse and the white man, says Mr..
Sharon in effect, are made to do the bet
ter and the more intelligent labor. while
the jackass and John Chinaman a 60
down to the coarse and mean work. and
90 say all Of US. in every day practice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-07
Nor VI

In reply 10 our request Of Saturday.
desiring the editorial engineer OF the
Virginia Independent to define his posi-
ton on the "wildcst'' proposition. and
to tell US in plain terms what he msan'
BY "wildcat" - applied 70 any mines
in this section. that sspisnt parsonage
repli.s this morning a. follows:
"a wildcat mine 10 . hole in the
Ground. at the bottom Of which not .
pound Of pay orc 10 found or 10 ever
likely to be. 1t Is generally owned by
an incorporated company. with . Acti-
tious capital OF from a to ten millions
OF dollars. Il Is governed bya set Of
scoundrels, who call themselves q Board
of Trustees, and Who do not nor never
did own q hundred dollars worth OF
stock (actual eost) between them. These
r~ascals, and others connected with
them, get their living. and q great deal
Of money besides, by the levying OF as
ssssments. ETC."
The Independent lodges the question.
for Ii doe not dare TO answer IL a. we
called for IL to do. It does not dare
to specifically mention by nans
which Of our mines 1t calls wildcat. -
Il doe NOT dare print . list Of them. II
had the consummats impudsnce the 9TH
or day to boldly cali the woodvlls mine
wildcat" but il does not dare to bach
up the false assertion and say that IL in
eludss I'll mines Of similar class in THU
section - also "wildcst." The write
found that no had put his foot into |
whom he mado that slandsrously falls,
and uncallsd for assertion. and now hi
Ands Il particularly good policy to bach
out Of the scrsps a. easily a possible.
He deliberately stated and declared
the other day that the woodville minis
was q wildcat mine" and to-day h
goes on to define what he considers 9
wildcat mine. Does he mean to say
that the woodvills il ga hole in the
ground. in which not pound
OF pay ore 10 found, or 10 ever
likely to be ?" Does be mean to say
that the woodville mine is governed
by Q set Of scoundrels." stcr Does Ne
mean to say that all his other offensive
blackguardism in his article Of thi.
morning 10 intended to apply to the
woodvills mine and woodvills Compa.
N.Y. II he told the truth in regard V
that ons Company. why does he not tel
the truth about others, and spscif,
which Of them are wildcat 2" Cal
thar names. We dare him to do II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-07

wx have received the first numbers OF
the Corinns Daily Mai, anew daily news
paper. the publication Of which COM
msnesd at Corrinns, Utah. on wsdnes-
day last. II 10 q lively. pevsy looking
paper. containing plenty OF good read
ing matter. local and tslsgraphic news,
lots Of advertisements. and seems to be
we'll edited. II the people Of that sec
ton are at all ~spprecistivs. that paper
ought 10 flourish.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-07

Tur Nevada State FIGURING Mil Of
this town. ground . thousand ton Of
wheat and barley during the month OF
August, and sold the entire product.
This mill does most elegant work and 10
the most useful and valuable enterprise
eysr projected in Reno. So says the
Crsscent. ezra
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-07

A ~DrsYrsArs prize nsht took place on
Staten Island yesterday. bstween Ed.
Flsanery and Phil. Reilly. two Jersey
pugilists. A large number Of the fancy
attended the hght. Flsnnsry won on
the t~wsnty-frst round. Both msn were
badly punished.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-07

SoLp.-The mines bonded by Thomas
n. Browne. and situate on Queen Springs
Hill. hear Shsllburn, have been sold
recently to Eastern parties, and the
money distributed among the several
ownsrs. One OF the fortunate ones,
Peter Cafiey. isa resident Of Treasure
Hill. The property is under the
control Of Mr.. Browne. and 10 being
worked BY him for the company = Waite
Pine Nt,os. Sept. 5h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-07

TIE Frlsr TRAN. = Charley Funk.
house has ths honor Of bringing in The
first freight over the new Columbus toll.
road. He arrived yesterday with q
wagon load Of borax from Tsa's Marsh.
Charley says that for . new road the
travelling IL good that water can DO had
all the way from here 10 Tsal's Marsh,
and by digging wells Il can also Be OBJ.
tanned from thence 70 Columbus-oi
course ct intervals Of . few miles. Car
son Tribune, Sept. 5h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-07

rHx Reno Journal sAys that the hay
crop in Steamboat Valley and on the
rruckse Meadows this year will assrs-
gate 1900 tens. Five years ago 1t
amounted to 5000 tons. In i've years
from now II will amount to 10000 tons.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-07

TIE Northern boundary Commission
has concluded its work Of surveying
along the line Of the forty.ninth psrsl-
Isl. between the United States and Brit.
ish Columbia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-07
IBirths.

HEPFRoN-In Virginia, September o, 70 the
wife Of Thomas hef'on. Q aaughier..
sCHR0EDkR-ln Virginia. esptsmbsf 8, TO
METHvRN-ln Virginia. September ., 10 the
vile Of d. Q. Methvsu. . daughter.
NfCH0LS-ln Winnemucca. bsptemSsr ], 70
the wifs Of J. Nichols. . daughter.
F0ULKS-in Verdi, September !. 10 the wife
OF John Y. Folks, q son.
0LADDlNG-ln wadsworth, August 81, to the
vile Q Y. 9. Gladalng, . daughter.
0IBPRlRD- In Pioehs, August %, to the wife
ofC. 0ibfried. Q daughter.
LYNCH In fioehs, September 1, 10 the wife
cRoWELL-Ia EUREKA, September q, to the
wife OF Hiram Crowsll, q daughter.
FRASER In Battle Mountain, August 20. 10
the vile OF @. w. Fraser, q daughter.
BLOSSOM In Battle Mountain, August Is. 70
the wifs ofJ. Blossom. Q son.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-07

TIE President has signed the CON-
mission Of r. ". Tindall OF Missis-
sippi, to BE- United Statss Consul at
Canton. China.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-07

TEE Carson Appeal announces b. d.
Msdsr, Of that town. q candidate ior
State Printer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-07

TEE White Pine ysrs says that John i.
CHM arrived at Hamilton last Thursday
P'ep s.tour."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-07
Marriages.

HARRIS -TAussIG-In Virginia, ssptem.
TaussiE.
"a boantisi suppl, q wine and Hav,nas &c.
~esmpsnied the above notice. for which the
welded pair viii please accept our thsnks.l
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Virginia, Sep.
tsmbsr. 8, DuncaA heDougsli 70 Nsryk.
O'Rsurke, ffir
KING MARTIN In Austin, September q,
John King 10 AYES Martin.
FLETCHKR-COWAN In EUREKA, September
8. Granville A. Fisteher 10 Miss Parmslia
Cowtn. CO.,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-07

DEsPEcTFULLY ANNOUNCES HInsKLp
N IS candidate for Justice Of the Peace.
Of Township No. 3, Storey County, subject 10
Convention. 40 tds
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N o VALE
4. N. KRUTTSCHNITT,
:prALrA
WINES N LIQUORS,
HAVE nsxovrp TO
NoYthvest Cor. d and Taylor streets
ss7 Virginia City. Nevada.
IMFiRMARY.
Consulting Psrlors, SIS Kearney street. be.
tween Suttsr and Bash. San francisco,

KRDENANDERz, y; D, LATE TX.
innrmary. Boston. The Doctors popularity 10
due 70 his u :,ess In the treatment oil fan ehron.
ie, nervous and scrofulous diseases, such 40 Pc
riodIcsi insanity. vensreal prostrsiioa. loss Ct
physical and mental tone, dscaved nature or
the physical and mental system. produced from
natural or unnatural causes IN the old OF young.
Particular attention paid TO the lungs. liver,
kidneys and blood. DR.. F's peculiar vegital
equallilng treatment 10 both Internal and ex.
ling or pain. Patients wishing TO remain In
the city can be accommodated. Persons con-
the Doctor gratis. Advice 10 phy,icians
on esses Of their own, - usual. Is. AL WIN
have allied unds, the normal treatment consult
Sundays. from ~ TO o. P. o. Boz 1881.
N. b. Attention TO all diseases OF the blad.
der, womb. etc. eel In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-07
FOR
WILLIAM MAYER

RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
IL as Q candidate for the once Of Coroner OF
Sorsy County. % the coming election, subiset
Convention. ii. H.0A se3 ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-07
FoR SHERIFF.
r. w. CHASE

DRsPEcTFULLY ANNOUNCES HlNsELy
IN - Q candidate for the once 81 shsrid Of
Storey County. Ct the ensuing eleetioa. subject
TO the decision Of the Union kepubhesn County
Convention. - tds
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-07
FOR COUNTY RECORDER.
A. J. M'poNELL

ID RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
II as candidate for the once Of Recorder OF
tstorey County. ct the ensuing election. ubIeet
co the decision ofths Union Republican County
onvention. seT tde
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-07
NEW TO-DAY.
ron COUNTY TREASURER.
Z. L. STERN

DEsPEcTFULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
IL o. candidate for the Office Of Treasurer
OF Storey County. at tho ensuing election, cub
County Convention. eel tide
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-07
4. D. KLINE

FOR JUSTICE OF THE.PEAoE.
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N. \

DEsPRcTFULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
IL a. Q candidate for the once Of Coroner OF
Storey County, subject 10 the decision OF the
Democratic County Convention. SEA I'd