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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-01

STATEOF MINNESOTA, MOWER
~ COUNTY, %.
In Probate Court
In the matter Of tho estate Of Inga John
son, deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of II. P.
johnson. Of said County. representing among
other things, that Inga Johnson, late 81
adams, in said County, on tho goth day OF
May, A. ID. 1873, ut Adams died interstate, und
being resident Of this County at the time Of
her death. leaving goods, chattcls, and estate
within this County, and that tho said petit
tivner is the father Of the husband Of said
deceased, and praying that administration .:
said estate be to some suitable person granted.
ii is ordered that said petition be he" RI before
the Judge Of this Court, on Monday the
18th day "f January, A. D. 1874, at 2 o'clock,
p. NJ. 1T the Probate Office in saiH county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be Civ
en- to tho heirs Of said deceased, and to al
persons interested. bv publishing n copy OF
this "r'ler for three successive weeks prior to
said day Of hearing. in tho MOWER Co'Hrr
THAxsc~lPr, y weekly ncwspap. printed and
published ut the city OF Austin, in said C.un-
~.
Dated ut Austin. the 18th day Of Decem-
Der, A. D. 1873.
BY the court. JESSE ROSE,
37w3 II. s. J"dge Of Probate.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-01

CLUBBING RATES.
Five copies one year to ono address 8, 90
Ten copies one year to one address $500
Twenty copies ono year to one address, 20, 90
Thirty copies ono year to "ne address 400
Forty copies one year to one address $500
Fifty copies "ne year to one address $500
Ono hundred *opivs one year to ono
address 10000
Address, ST: PAUL PRESS CO.,
St. Paul. Minn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-09
l~usrea.. g. sp..d.

There Is serious talk bstwssh the Gen.
trail and Union Pacific Railroad Compa-
mics Of reducing the time between Ban
Francisco and Omaha by twenty.four
hours. Such decrease can be made by
increasing the speed OF the passenger
trains about twenty-five per cent. over
the present running time. II this ar
rangsment is nado II will probably not
60 into effect before the first Of Novem:
Der next. II tho increase OF speed
should be uniform over each division, 1t
would reduce the time between San
Francisco and Truckes about three hours
and q half. But ii Is not probable that
the increase will be uniform. Between
Colfax and Reno, q distance OF ninety
miles across the Sierra, is the most dan
gsrous portion OF the road, and 1t Is not
like the Central Pacific Railroad will
hazard much. II any, greater speed than
is now made. II would be safer to make
thirty miles an hour between San Fran
cisco and Colfax than twenty miles an
hour over the mountain route. -Ti1iekee
Republicdn, Oct. Sh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-09
a UNIVERSITY.

We are this morning in receipt OF q
circular, issued by Prof. ID. r. Sessions,
Principal OF the Nevada State University
at Elko. which we print below. 1t will
bs noticed that the standard Of qualih'
cations is not placed so high as to sI-
cluds any who will be likely to avail
themselves OF the advantages contempla-
ted by the establishment OF this institu-
ton, and yet q candidate for admission
must DO a pretty fair scholar to pass
muster. The University will be opened
next Monday. Tuition is FREQ. As the
University is supported by rsvsnus from
school lands. The requirements for adj
mission are as follows /:
In Written Arithmetic-Eaton's High
School Arithmetic through Interest. In
Oral Arithmstic-Eaton's Higher Grade.
In English Grammar-will be required
a familiarity with the rudiments, and
the ability to apply the general rules OF
Syntax to the correction OF false En-
slish. In Observation-Disclosures No.
2, Eclectic Series. photography and
Rsading-It will 60 far towards recon.
nending applicants for admission, and
will be rigidly required that they spell
correctly and read with becoming es-
preston. History Of the United States
-swinion's Condensed History or its
equivalent. The preparatory course
will embrace q period OF two years.
Those branches will be taught which are
required for admission into the Fresh
man Class in Colleges. French and
German will be taught as optional. For
further information, apply to the Prn-
eipal. d. II. SESSIONS, at Eiko.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-09
Humboldt Items.
Irrom the Silver SINE. oet. 7l

From the Silver STATE. oct 81
Sackstt arrived in town last Sunday
with several hundred pounds OF silver
and copper ores from nOwly discovered
lodges In Columbia District on Bartlett
creek. He is having it worked at the
Humboldt Reduction Works.
Ham Shsrsr & Co. had a sample sl
ore from the Teamstsr mine. in Central
District. nssayed by ]. A. Algauer, at
the Humboldt Reduction Works, yestsr.
day, which went over fifty cents apound
in silver. The actual assay value OF the
ore was 81, 1924 80 in silver, and $40 in
gold per ton. This is tolsrably rich,
sven for Humboldt.
All the locomotives running on the
division Of the Central Pacific Railroad
between this point and wadsworth are
drapsd in black, with white rosettes, AZ
a token OF respect for the memory OF
engineers Greenhouse and Smith, who
were suddenly killed by the cloud.blrst
accident last Thursday night at Mirage
Station.
G. Lark, OF Unionville, Secretary OF
the Arizona Mining Company, sends us
the following under date Of October I'd:
"This morning. as the miners were
being run up on the Arizona tramway to
the mine. David Woolcock. who was
standing on the outside Of the car. was
eaught by the loaded car running down
midway on the track where the cars pass
each ether, and thrown from his position
to the ground, and had his left thigh
and two ribs broken by the fall. He is
at his house, in charge OF DIR. Banks,
who Is enjoavoring to alleviate his suffer
ings as much ms possible. We had a
steady rain for about eight hours last
night, which raised the creek to cloud
burst mark and carried away considers
BILE fencing"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-09

One OF the most amusing things to q
disintsrssisd outsider at the Democratic
meeting last night was the conduct Of
Mr.. Adolph sutro during Mr.. Kendall's
speech. We may here remark that Mr..
sutro is not friendly to Mr.. Kendall.
During the "~ratiiyins" remarks OF the
latter sutro was busy. In fact, he was
hard at work. His efforts seemed to be
directed, not to procuring applause for
the speaker, but he frisked around
among "ds poys," and urged them to
PROFOUND irrelevant questions. He was
evidently interested in Nj. Ksndall's
success. but not 70 much 20 a. two years
age. This conduct on Mr.. sutro's part
Is reprehensible. He would not like to
be served so whom no next addresses the
people.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-09
RepubIican Mate Platform.

M. u.I.. p.,,Au,., ,..,..tN.,.a. n,
The unlsn HepnoI,ean party o. Nevada. w
convention assemoled, isnswing ~ pieoges ol
fedefal oorernmen,, ne..py announces ns
p'.,IoIn 20 w pcoI,o -. n..u,
~. We ,ssmLm 'ns pilncl.
ples sna Ppney " .ne Snsn.i ~ ps.,y =.
ehuhe,s,sa W ~. NEAL Son,er'on,
lhA. p.ssaD. s,gsna -. !.
anu iores N Will nv Inion;
aoo.,nse sss,',,yg' m e,,,..n' ~ W.. y, sna
ponl,cah hg"t y. .nao,rad y, Nc nsna.d .n.t
ill., ~ 'h., III Siti,sns ss3bss2R nav. ~ nnwnsi
en,orment Of their rirhts. We demand Of onr
RcDss, ssscu,ion Of nledy,s ms1e a. ~
n1bic. purity. integrity and economy in The
disebntue oI their oftcisI duiies. ard The
nrompt and fearless examination and punish.
inent Of those who violate any Of their obiiga.
tions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-09

PElvrsE.-The prospects Of this min.
ing camp have never been better than at
this time, the main ard only cause being
that there has boon q change in the adj
ministration Of affairs. Under tho di.
rsetion OF Captain Griffin work is being
pushed ON the Paymastsr. Five hun
dred tons OF ore can be taken out during
the next six weeks, or by the time a fur
mace can be erected. This ore, by the
McGlsw process, will work over forty
dollars to the ton. The Paymastsr Is
unquestionaly q good mine, and some
day will be recognized rs such. II the
Paymaster is good, 1t certainly is not
alone; there are other claims rs good as
the Paymaster in the Peavins District.
Reno Crescent, Oct. 9h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-09

The ormsby county sors-heads met
ysstsrday and made nominations. 1t is
asserted that the Democrats will endorse
their action. and as they did two years
ago. give up their identity to get a
few local Offices. One of the Assembly
men nominated has been a Republican
County Treasurer for six or eish, years.
Hsv was defeated in Convention for rsnen-
nation. by one vote. This made him a
a-rst-class Independent. The nominee
for Stat. Senator has nothing to do but
..buxz." He il therefore q representa-
tive Dolly. Its a sweet scented ticket
to these who know the history Of Its
nominees.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-09
Platform and Resolutions.

Platform and Resolutions.
p,sJr,J Tb., We the r.nres.n,s,ivs. M
~ Ssysas ~ hs,env eyn,e.s mn miles, con.
Ss.ns. o. ~. samjni.H,stio, ~ nn. $780,,
uuen.. /. "nn ~ n".a IN ~ ~. pnn',hs
Eaeeu.,e, 'no y J" ..su1ney wWnnpc' -. ,.oo
nVn.st anu up,isn. h.nns ~
suminls'ri.d .he aaaso Stsis, asser,e. ,ne
Iun anu neal,y so"nushss al pe'son'' i'e'
'peorse y. pon,ic,, w .hs otsoe ,,,,.u,,
7. Ihat we srv Jpppsss 1,nose ns,,ons
y, ~ SSabp,.nn.s ~ Ianta Mar !. ,,h,.h and..Sn,
,o nxer,,ds sud c,n.h mi every man and every
interest thew cannot control or nee: which
nave br,bery n irade. corruption n system. and
on.nIy maiign mr. ,eereiiy whisner awav ihe
opoa name az every pub,ie man who wifi moi
do ihsir bIddinr'
n Thai we arr opoo,ed IN The granting Of
.uh.idies in any form. either by Congress or
,he Iegi.l.iure Of ne STATE
'ne TS., !, |, anno.ed ~ m. e,ec,,on n, .pv
Ina We s Nv Ipponds sn " , ,a . ,hIita ,s y" ~,
on,se'
a That the Democratic partv of this State
Ace. most uneouiyoeaiiy condemn the late en-.
sc,ment ~ The Congress on tho limited States
a rrhs, We are onpo,ed 10 the Introduction
~ chin... in,a onr ,nid.s and M the and ,hai
he lsborInr men Of hi, STATE NAV mo-, have 10
sonn.,. I1,h IhI,s.s l.ho, -s ,.o,e.t ouy
ss.nlp,.o,. ana cons,a.smsn IN ,sr, ,ptss action
a. nav bs n.ce..sry 10 s.cnrc ths renssI Of ibs
n,s.sy, real, xI,b the fmnirc of china
VI = Thai rbs,p transnoriaIion n aetnalIy n.ce..
..,v ,or he rrlL.beinc and pno,pcrlty OF the
a,.yy. a,t ,hs, we fave, m. n...sy. n a law
~ va 49,. - go. o. hi. s,sss an
ne,gn.s aaa nIn., S ~ er IaI ., ~ a"' 'A'e' anu
pr Tha, us Nv. ~ ,,sn, y, ~ I'm. m. n,o,.rv
t.., .omnsaLs. an. ssm.s. a,hs, n,a,S
Inanm1y H. ~ s.n,a.d p.up'
~ .hnn% h. .J,n.,rd =. nee, n. sc,,si cssh
yslue As other property 10 now as,e.sed'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-09
sehssl Directors Geld IIilii
DIR. W. o. COSwEi.I,
d. v. HAZEI.TINE.
r. a.. TAYLOR.
zeal I'd
PLATFORM md Resolutions.

ni.s6uru, mud Re@oIutions
Tn. c-omm,,,e. ON Platform and Resolutions
u..L.. -. =. ,..,im.
repor'eu 'n' 'o"o"'s' ""N" WV
ously adopted:
The Republicans of Storey County. In Con.
vention assembled, Resolved, that
Rlrpt-The Republican party Of storey eoun.
~, In appealing To the people for Aeontinuahes
Of that confidence with which u has for %
Of the past ~ an earne,l Of what may be eI:
pectcd In the future. The glorious record Of
The pAst nfteeu years, flled with great deeds In
behalf Of the whole people. furnishes abundant
Justification Of the party's claim 10 continued
control.
rebellion has greater need existed fof the %.
premscy Of the Republican party In the sdmin'
i~stfaiion OF the government. Events fansplf'
ing daily denon.traie that the eonnlet oom.
meneea 70 uphold and Keep pure I.puohesh
,o.m Q, gossrnmsnt 10 not YET nn,'nsd. spa
in,1u.,.d e.e.n, 10 ~, n.ry wso,s eo,n,5
'TgnsLs eqnai nsn's 70 ~ men:
~. W IIes,nsnt v,ant Me IecoHnlis
syu,t snu ,ssnsss Sniei n.gvua,s. .no,s
sn,I,is1 ~ ,hs nr Dcsn 49,. ssoes', .na :, !,
iihr,tv and ever, hnrn., %h.,u,......y ua - h,;,sn
spor,,h"Th., o,,o.. ,,,,h., .,,.,a,.. IA
,.i,,cass .ad a.r,.,.po .nn,i .,s'ion ~ III
hinss ~ r,oner,. Af' 'o' e'aA "hA"on ~
Finh-Thst in The psme of the whole pcopis
Of Storey eoaniv ne eame,,Iy sepoupse tbe
siismpt Of Inc sutro Tunnel Gomnsny 10 De.
stroy me pro.perity Of this county: that in Inc
ana eompI,tion OF The sutm iunnei va spnre.
Mend min .nd dss,mS,ion 10 M nyo ne rl,y M
he nsonis We ssnnet sloss ou, eyes 10
ssSt I'M In the uitImsie .ueeess m ,6is ,nioaI,
tou. sShems All nropsrtv herr INNS, bs rsdns.d
in ysins' b..ines. mu.t dseilns ana ~sess ~
redpeed' esiaiiine unmessnred mlss,, ara AZ.
mon Ill 1890 al proole in sto,e, Sonr,, ~
whaieyer busIues.' trsde or oeruostien' .nd
s.lds f,o,, snv %noliiissi ma IN s.rer.l. san'
,idsr The danger 10 which thew Are eYposed"a
nsrii vh,ch ih,..,sns 4, anes ,nsI, 49,. a..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-09
kfrTRHLL.

AAo b~A
head Of this article favored the people Of
county last evening with his
presence and . speech. We have heard
similar remarks before. Thanks to a
Republican Administration and q ma
joity Of people Of this Union. Mr. ittrsll
and others Of his kind are permitted to
discuss the government OF q country
which they fsrvsntly profess to love.
Thsy are allowed to-as Mr.. Kittrell
did last night-apostrophizs that flag
which themselves or friends pulled down
at New Orleans, fired at as II ioaisd over
Sumter, and refused q passage through
the streets Of Baltimore. Thanks to the Re-
publican party say we, that there exists to-
day government for Mr.. Kittrell to rhap-
sodize about and 4 dag for him to make
his speeches under. Had Mr.. kittrsirs
friends succeeded in their slight DIVER
sion against this Government, another
flag would have graesd the speakers
stand last night and Mr.. kittrsll would
have had the opportunity OF suiosizinS
another government.
We say. had Mr.. Kittrslrs friends sue
ceedsd. lie didn't try. lie wasn't IN
the war. Not much. He said last
night that he went up to British ooi-
umbia to make q living for his family
because he couldn't pratice Law IN oai-
i~iornia. Why couldn't he iohow MS
profession2 He answers: Because
couldn't take the iron-clad oath. 'Andnot
Ave minutes after this assertion, he
made use Of the following remarkable
expressions: 81 never lsnged Tor h
success Of the rebellion; / always was a
Union nan though l confess my syia-
pathies were with my Southern friends.
Mr.. Kittrell didn't long for tho success
Of his Southern friends. Oh. NO! he
only sympathizsd with them. Do our
readers see the nice distinction drawn by
Mr.. Kittr,ll2 I.n't Il a little finsi some
THAT r.uxyP We ar. still in the dark
.bou, Mr.. Kittrsll-th. faithful Union
lat. why couldn't he take the irou-clad
oath IL he was always u Union man
never longsd for the success OF the re-
bellion. and only sympathisei with his
Southern friends1 We confess our in
ability TO understand this latter fact.
wha, was there in the iron.slad cath
of alleriancs TO this Go.ernnsnt that
d.barrsd Mr.. Kittrsli from its adoption
and the continuance OF his professional
career in California? We have hereto
fore supposed that any Unionist could.
during wal or peace, swear allegiance to
the government Of his country. Per-
hap, Mr.. Kittrell will illuminate this
problem. We desire to trea, this gen.
tl.man fairly. although by an oversight
in a recent article Wa located him during
the late war in Washington Territory in
stead Of British Columbia. This error
Mr. Kittrsll elegantly and kindly cor
rsctsd last night. For so doing he will
please accept our thanks. In return we
suggest that he express his gratitude to
us for not putting him so far out of the
United States as he really went. We put
Mr.. Kittrell in Washington Territory be-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-09

Fatal MINING AccIDESr.-A fatal &C.
cident occurred ON Sunday afternoon at
the Raymond and Ely mine. A man
named Patrick McEntee, while engaged
in rstimbering the shaft between the 9th
and tenth levels, by some mishap he
slipped and fell down the shaft to the
next staging. a distance Of some fifty odd
feet. When he was picked up he was
found to be quite dead. The deceased
was born in the County Cayan. Ireland,
and about SO years old. He had been
on this coast many years, and was re-
spectsd by all who knew him. -Pioeh'
Record. oct. G.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-09
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

nrFIcE OF CROWN POINT GOLD AND
" Silver Mining Company, No. <le California
street, San Francisco, October 8, lslt.-h Q
named Company, held on this da, q dividend
No. l6) OF Three C3g Dollars per share on the
capital stock was declared. payable on the i1ih
instant. Transfer books win be closed on the
18th Inst. at . O'Clock ?.
ocs I'm CHAs. 4. KLLIoT, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-09

d. d. FRrsx. having purchased the
interest Of his partner in the Truckss
R<pueied". is about to enlarge the paper
and make . ssmi-weskly Of 1t instead Of
a tri-weekly. as at present. The best Of
success TO you, Frink.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-09
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
U. !. survey No. Us

TT 8. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY,
UsNcyAds. Octobors 4, 1874. -Naiice IL hereby
given that the Green Gold and Silver Mining
Company corporation organized under the
laws OF the State Of California, having its post
ONCE address and principal pace OF business
at san Francisco. California, has, by W. W.
Turney, the agent thereOi and 4 stakeholder
therein. this day made application for United
States patent for sixteen hundred and thirty six
1850 linear feet OF the Green Lode in Gold
partly In Storey ard partly In Lyon county.
State OF Nevada. with surface ground three
hundred (SOl feet In width. extending In q
southeriy direction from the mouth OF the said
Company's tunnel. Al or near the northerly end
Of the claim, along the line OF said vein or lode,
and embracing the zane. with all its dips,
angles and variations. TO any derth and through.
out Its entire width and depth, although The
same be fonnd to enter land adjoining; the said
claim or US. Survey No. o, being described
ale In this ONCE as follows. viz: Beginning al
Post No. I. about 900 feet westerly from the
Devil's Gate Tollroad. and whence the anarter
section corner on the south line Of Section 5,
Township 10 north. Range 81 east. Mount Da.
wilson meridian. bears north 10 degrees wet.
distant l,s3O feet, and returning from said Poet
No l along the westerly boundary OF the Sc.
Louis Company's survey. Lot No. u. south 81
degrees east 71G feet 10 Poet No. Q; thence
south r.. degrees east 500 feet TO Poet No. 8;
themes south say degree. west 800 feet 10 Poet
west l.G56 feet to Post No. s.: thence north
say degrees east III feet 10 Post No. !, the
place Of. Notwithstanding 10 8S-l00 acres
OF land, situated In east half Section Q, Town
ship 10 north, Range 81 east, Mount Davidson
meridian.
Courses and bearings expressed from true
meridian. Magnetic variation, l6k degrees.
The ". Louls claim, Lot No. CT, as surveyed,
adloins this claim upon the northeast.
The claim herein applied Tor 10 recorded at
page loi OF Book Y, Records OF Gold Hill MIN.
Ing District. kept In the ONCE of the Recorder
OF Storey county. at Virgins City. Neyads.
The right to follow said Green Lode and cI.
tract and remove the ore thereffom for 1886
feet along the course thereof. and throughout
It's entire width and depth. wherever FUND,
although Il enter land adjoining said u. 4. Sur
yey No. 95, 1. claimed under any patent that
may be issued upon this application.
ADOLPHuS WAITE, Register.
Horr. SEARS q MeKrE, Aiiomeys. San
Rranrisr0- Gal. Oco cbd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-09
Republicans Second Ward.

IL REPUBLICANS or THE SECOND
n WARD, VIRGINIA, are respectfully In
mlitee, NJ their Headquarters, over the Magno-
M saloon, and TO take such measures 40 will
insure q grand success Of the party Of the
coming election.
ny order OF the Executive Committee. oes
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-09
SETTLE UPI

LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO n. p.
"A WALLER are rquested TO call and settls
their accounts without delay. and thereby save
trsable and expense Mr.. Walters books have
been left with George Hal, II the new tsbaeco
store on Main street, opposite the NEwss nhes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-09
A CARD.

Ny mans having been mentioned upon the
Independent ticket as candidate for State Sen
ator from storey county, after had positively
stated 10 members Of the Central Committee o
that party that would not serve, now puo
candidate for once ON that or any other iiekei
Al the snsuing election. | bad already, refused
A nomination ON the Republican ticket. and
could not consistently accept OF a nomination
al tbs hands Of the Independents. now re-
quest, as I have done before, that my name DC
removed from that ticket. -r
A. X. POTTER.
c.,a MN. Oetobero 4, 1874.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-09

rax Reno cfsso.,d Is sighting the
proposition Of the Democrats In washOe
county TO nominate a stnisht-out ticket.
II wants the Democrats to indorss the
Dolly Warden nominees. Whether or
not the Democratic party will consent to
be swallowed by a few soreheads In
washoe county is yet a mooted question
Il would DO about as ridiculous as for a
fy to attempt to "gobbls" an elephant
It is a mighty poor party which cannot
mako its fight without the aid OF the
sorehsad element. We hardly believe
washoe county Democrats can lake the
Independent pill, even with u Bradley
coating.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-09
REPUBLICAN, CALL.

THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF THE
FIRST WARD. VIRGINIA, are respect.
fully Invited 20 meet At the City Hall on Mon
DAY EVENING, October i2ih, at I:3o o'clock:
BY order Of the Republican County Central
Committee. Ocs I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-09

An eastern Nevada paper says that the
greatest dstriment to DR.. Hazlett in this
canvass is, that no possesses more
brain. than bullocks." Bradley isn't
troubled that way.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-09

We wouldn't be as mad as Tom Will
liams was last night, for oil his interest
in the Justice mine. As when Lee sur
rendered at Appomattox some years since
msmoriss of ''lost cause" oysrpowsr
him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-09
NEW TO-DAY.
LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING IN TIE GOLD HILL POST.
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Political.

REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
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ELECTION, - TUESDAY, nov. ., 1874.
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JOHN PIPER,
y. w. CHUBBucK,
Asse.blynes,
PHILIP REESE,
K. n. SMITH,
N. a. ANDREWS.
WALES AvRRILL-
x. u. BUCKINGHAM,
j.. r. SMITH,
THOMAS D. ATKINSON,
JOHN y. MCDONNELL,
WILLIAM D. GRAY,
SIMON OGG.
10. cRANDALI-
JAMES I0wRRy.
District Judse,
RICHARD RISING.
JAMES SHOWERS.
Csssty Clerk,
AUGUSTUS ASH.
District Aitsrsev.
WILL CAMPBELL.
Trea'"rsr'
II lee srh"S
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Recorder,
ARCHY J. MCDONNELL.
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Assessor,
THOMAS GRACEy.
Pabiic Administrator.
WILLIAM MAYER.
sspertuteudeut or Pub,ic schssIs,
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STOREY COUNTY
DEMOCRATIC AND LIBERAL
Assemblymeu

Assembiymen.
JNO. McCAUsLAND, JAS. SINGLETON,
X. w. kUsTER, JAs. MCKENZIE,
WILLIAM GRAY, RI. breed,
BART. CALLAHAN, O. Il. JOHNSON,
WILLIAM LHHIGlH, FRED. J.. TITUS,
". y. WALLER, &. II. CLARK.
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Township No. I-TnOMAs HUGHES.
Tswsship Ne. III. ID. BALDWIN.