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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-16

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-16
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Sinbeabs,
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04

THr Democracy ars receiyinc a larro
.mour, ~ GOOD ,av;co nov.dsv. which
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04
Truckee Items.

lfrom the Truekee Republiean. March 3D.
The trout are at Reno, and those Of.
fored for sale bear spear marks. Fish
Commissioners, attention. N.
l.. E. Doan, Of Boca, will commence
building a wagon road to Lake Tahoe In
q few weeks. II will mako the distance
from the railroad track TO Hot Springs
but nine miles.
The machinery Of the Banner mill
passed through town on trucks yester'
day. Martin and Leach moan business!
A resident Of Truckee publicly prom
Uses TO prosecute mill owners who fail 10
provide suitable Ash ladders, and to
prosecute fishermen who take trout by
unlawful means this side Of tho Nevada
State line.
Truckee appetites during tho year
1874 required 800 cattle, 1850 sheep,
and over 1000 hogs. Pretty good for u
strictly vegetarian village.
-Four mon, two boys and o small dog
caught three white fish In the river last
Thursday. Tho aggregate weight Of tho
fish was half q pound.
Fifty thousand cords OF railroad wood
will DO cut in this vicinity during tho
Summer. "Chinoso cheap labor - will
cut. split and pile up this wood al 81 40
and 81 SIS per cord.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04

The telegraph announces TINT Jay
Gould aud his friends, who now control
the Union Pacific and other lines, max
ing a through route TO New York, have
acquired a majority Of stock in tho Pa
cihc Mail Steamship Company, and have
ousted the present management. Al
was to DO expected. in the Same para
graph announcing this transfer Of con-
troll. Il Is stated that there will be m
immediate advance in overland freight
and passenger rates. y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04
Carson Items.
Prom tho Tribune. March 81

toht - Aai'ehst
The Board Of Trustees for tho city of
Carson. held q preliminary meeting on
Monday last, and adjourned until Mon.
day next, when they will organize fully
and draw lots for tho short and long
terms. Tho gentlemen elected seem de-
termined TO do everything on the square,
and we firmly believe that they will do
80. II snch had not been bur opinion,
WI should have opposed their names be-
ing inserted in the corporation bill.
Captain A. W. Pray, who was in town
this morning. informs rs that thore IL
but little snow in tho beautiful Glen.
brook Valley. A large force Of mon will
DO put at work on the new sawmill In q
few days, and the surveyors will mako
their final survey preparatory to the
commencement Of tho new Bliss ( Yer
inston narrow-gaugo railroad. A largo
force Of men will DO employed In that
locality the coming Spring.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04

willingness with which the House pass
Cd the motion 70 call thsEbill back from
The Senate. Il Il probable that White
Pima will get away with Eye's Assembly,
man. The amendments passed, and Nye
Ii cinched. The White Pinors had EN-
where the lair was short, the Nye man
being q Democrat.
Noxioas Animals.
The bill providing for tho payment BY
counties Of bounty for the scalps OF
cayotes. Justices Of tho Peace. wolves
and other noxious animals, has passed
both Houses. You may think Il isa
lob about Justices Of ths Peace. bat the
construction Of the sentences makes IL
read 30 a. to include them In the list OF
n~oxious animals, and also provides that
their ears shall DO cut Oh. Pity the
sorrows OF q Justice Of the Peace.
RssieenI
The Republican members still keep
their mouths a. close shut as Q Seventh
session member does his purse In q
Carson saloon. and 60 around Sinking
and looking smart when anybody ques-
tons thsm on the probabilities Of an ex.
ira session; the only answer being. wait,
and you shall see. But there is one In
dividud who Ia getting impatient, and
that in ToDY GnxES.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04
nm CIVIL RIGHTS BILL

-
The Civil Right. eiii has ossn .,f i.S
oy tne iIes.usn. n,;-;Issss shail be
.s.ors.J .,i cit;,ens irrespective Of color
BY hotel ksspsrs. common carrier
and In AL public paa0ss.-
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04
Roos 3 BRoS.O'
PALACE CLOTHING STORE,
Nc. n South q street, virginia.

nICrOU MINING COMPANY.-L0.
cation Of principal place Of business, rsor
3, No. tos California street, Ban franeireo'
Loe.tios u works. Gold hin. Storey county,
Nsvada.
Notice 10 hereby given that A. . meeting Of
the Directors, held on the ID day OF March.
ISIS. an asssssmcnt tho. y OF Twenty-Five
ceni, psr ,hsrc was levied upol the capi!al
s,oss efth corporation. pays6is Immediately.
In United States gold cola. 70 ths sesrstsry; e
the once Of the company, NOON y; no; s0
Any stock upon which this assessment shali
r,main unpaid on SATURDAY, the ID dny Q!
AprlI, 1878, will be dellnQuent. and advertised
lcr sale at public a~uction, and unlesa payment
Il nsde bsfsrs. will be cold ON FRIDAY. the
I'D day Of April. isTs. 70 pay the delinquent ~
ssssment. together. with costs OF advertising
anu a. PHILLIPS, sscretary.
onee-Room ., No. <os California street.
San rraneiseo. California. nhA I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04

was blowing. which SO ratified tie win
dows as 10 render II almost impossible
TO hear what was said. The Senate re-
mEnsd in session on The bill I'LL 1880
o'clock p, II, u. g.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04

Own s00. 900 bales Of cotton II con-
sumsd annually in New England fac
toriss. but only $50. 900 bales arc bought
and sold In Boston.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04
I..ssr from che Drama.

Later from she Drama.
The Committee on Conference has
Just reported that they have failed to
agree. and they were only out about
three minutes and u half. Mr.. Daven-
port moved the appointment OF a Com.
mittse OF Free Conference. which was
carried. and the Chair appointed Sena-
tors Hobart, McClinton and varian.
The House Committee consists Of John
son, Morrill, and Spsncsr. Wonder II
they have agreed to disagree.
SSH Later.
The Constitution says tho session
shall not exceed sixty days." and q SEN
ator wants to know II we hold session
on Sundays. My opinion is that 1--WE"
do not.
Ono Of tho pages says /: "Oh |! she's
q gittin red-hot !" Think. myself, that
it's growing somewhat interesting.
Latest. I-
The Committee Of Free Conference
agreed upon and reported u substitute
Tor the uenerAi ApPfoPimu D
Davenport moved that the report OF the
committee be adopted, and the bill was
read and Mr. Cassidy wanted to know
what changes has been made. whom Mr..
McClinton informed him that 1t was the
best the committee could do. The only
changes made are striking out the ap-
preparation OF 500, 600 for the new State
Prison nj Reno, and the item OF pay Tor
q clerk In the State Library. Thompson
rose to q point OF order that the bill
could not be introduced, under the rule.
without unanimous consent. Tho roll
being called, tho motion was adopted.
Mr.. Thompson voting ''no." Senator
Coin then moved an adjournment, and
the roll being called tho motion to cd.
joum was lost by a strict party vote. e,-
cept Mr.. Thompson.
Davenport then moved TINT the rules
b suspended. the bill read q second
timo by title, and referred 10 tho Com
mittee Of the Whole. A big debate arose
On the question.
NJ. Thanpaao ,yanta ihn w0rk on tha
p.na p.;s"n ~ co nn nna ob;oetsJ 10
,ha -snsnans;on ~ tho rules. said that
Ca,son rantsd to hog II ali. and that II
AN c,,ro session ia forced. Tho RESPONSE.
hi,;,v ronlI rest ON n certain party. to
which Mr.. yarian replied that 1t was not
q question Of party, but q OF expense
10 the State,
NJ Chr oh;.ctsJ IN striking ont tho
.nnror.;.,;an ;or nav of The CLERK of
NJ TIh,arx anil mil n looked like A
u.'i-.a nrs
ss.Aa..nn al \. v.s M na,tizon In
,,s m,.s.sr, M Senate had uone TO tho
sou,t ~ Last rssort. and as the commit
~. h.J ,sno,ts5 tbs hiIi bo would vote
Tor n I,
Cassidy asserted that Il was q party
moosure, and said certain things were
s,iclino ont OF this bill to induce Ger.
thin gentlemen 10 do certain things, and
NOV should mot choke Il down his throat
n. n simple matter of expenso.
v.r;ar ss;J n CANA With a GOOD grace
t,om tho Gentlemen from Eureka and
Lander 10 all about partisan measures
In Wow of M, facts OF the seventh SEES.
nor. He tall nbout p~artisanship, when
there was n Democrat on this floor who
MAYER sbould have hnd his scat by the
--t--- T...,.a. h,t
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Died SUDDENLY OF HEART DISEASE.

How common IL the announcement.
Thousands are suddenly hwept into ster-
nifty By this fatal malady. This disease
generally has It's origin In impure blood
filled with irritating. poisonous mate
rails, which, circulating through tho
hoart, irritaio It's delicate tissues.
Though tho irritation may at first b
only flight, producing q little palpita-
ton or irregular action. or dull. heavy,
or sharp darting pains, yet BY and by
the disease bseomsa firmly seated, and
Inflammation. or hypsrtrophy, or thick
ening Of the lining membrane or OF the
valves, Is produced. How wise to give
early attention 10 0 case OF this kind.
Uunstural throbbing or5 pain In the no
gicn Of the heart should sdmonish one
that all Is not right, and II you would
preserve Il from further disease, you
must help II to beat rightly by the use
Of such Q remedy a. will remove the
cause Of tho trouble. Use DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery before the
disease has become too seated, and 1t
will, by its great blood purifying and
wonderful regulating properties, effect
q perfect cure. II contains medical quail
tiles which act specifically upon the tbs
sues Of the heart. bringing about o
healthy action. Sold by all Arst-class
Druppists.
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THE HISTORY OF THE
HOME MUTUAL

On the Pacific Coast for the past ten year.,
l.snd the following well known Directors, are
asufneieat guaranty OF responsibility and hir
dealing.
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BORN.

YOUNG-ln Virginia. March 8. 10 the wife Of
Judge Jacob Young, . daughter.
SMlTn-In Rene, March .. 10 the wife OF Rich.
ard smith. Q son.
GERMAis-in winnsnucea, March .. to the
wife Of Joseph GERMAN, . daughter. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04
R&appsettoaAsol

A very neat little fight il now in prog
rsss. in the Assembly. On The legislative
re-apportionmsnt bill. The bill was in
troducod in the Senate BY Mr.. Cassidy.
on behalf Of = committee consisting Of
ono Senator from each county in the
State. and passed the Senate several
days ago. Il came up in the House this
afternoon. when an amendment was OF.
fered reducing the number Of Assembly
men from Nys county to two. and i'd
ding the q taken from ID 10 White
Pine. thus giving that county four. Tho
amendment vas Lost; but during the re-
cess some burning was had. and the
House requested the return Of tho bill
FROM the Senate. 10 which department
Il had BEEN returned. Tho Senate con-
ssntsd 70 send tho bill back 10 tho House;
and Mr.. Conins. Of White Pine, offer
cd the same amendment that was lost In
the afternoon. Nys has but one repre-
sentative on the hoor-Mr. MCGEE hav-
Ing gone home-snd judging from the
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HEART DBEASE r

R~ocKpoRr, Spencer county. Ind, Feb
ruary LIST, 1874. DR.. R. Y. PIrncE. Buff
falo, N. Y:
About two years ago ! was afflicted
with o disease Of the heart, which at
times created q pressure around II, al-
most causing s~uffocation. saw m nd.
rrtisemont Of your Golden Medical
Discovery. recommending the same as q
cure for disease Of the heart. I then
bought half n dozen bottles Of 1t, and
aftor using three bottles I was entirely
relieved. and Mn now enjoying good
health. Gratefully yours,
VIRUS KrLLIAS.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE AND
HousH TO LET.

iryHs YuRnrruRR OF A SHALL HOUSE
Vconiaining Psflor. Bed rooa and Kitchen.
I'll new, viii be sold a . .asrihse; hgcly, 10
mhstf HURLEY BitoThkhs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04

The Committee on Conference has
jus. reported that they have failed to
agree. and they were only out about
three minutes and u half. Mr.. Daven-
port moved the appointment Of a Com.
mittee Of Free Conference, which was
carried, and the Chair appointed Sena-
tors Hobart, McClinton and varian.
The House Committee consists Of John
son, Morrill, and Spencer. Wonder II
they have agreed TO disagree.
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INDEPENDENT OF COMBINATIONS,
RELIABLE INDEMNITY.
HONORABLE DEALiS0

And ntes graded according to the burning
hazard Of THE rick assumed.
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ksiIl Later.

The Constitution says "the session
shall not exceed sixty days." and q SEN
ator wants to know II we hold session
ON Sundays. My opinion is that 1--WE
do not. $1,000.
Ono Of tho pages says /: "0h she's
q gittin red.hot 7" Think. myself, that
| it's growing somewhat interesting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04

n r. 1. Our styles Of goods are we'll
Known. and only the very beat Of materials are
selected. Please give ~ . call before purchas-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04

We desire the attcAtlon OF housckeepers and
keeper. of lodging houses, - we cell all kinds
Of BLANKETS ct Ran Francisco Cost, and our
Fourteen Quarter white Blankets, n to-The
Very Beet.
, 1875-10-09

Atr. ALFRED 4. CouEx, Of Sun Francisco,
has been interviewed by New York reporters
on tho subject OF tho new National Telegraph
Company, of which be il MI incorporation, to-
gether with Senator SHARON, AiscnAr1, REEsE.
nnt1 several other nancy -magnstes of tho
Pacific Const. The enterprise has had iss ill.,
ccption iu tho Far Vest, but it il designed 10
invite tho co-operstio1, Of Eastern capital, and
to make it III fnct. as in nan.c. Il National
Telegraph Company. Mr.. COHEN staten TINT
tl.e capital stock is fixed ut $25, ,000.otA), with
s13o,us'o already paid in. Recent financinl
troubles in California lnye interfarcd with
tic further enlistment Of capital in tho
prnjcct. Tho intention of. thu Company, Ms
outlined by Mr. ConEN, is to construct new lines
throughout tho United Ssates, ut an estimated
outlay not exceeding onc-fourth the cost Of
the plants OF existing companies, and to
cllcApen te)egrapl1y to point which will
render it ayailahlp for the general purposes
Of communication, largsly taking tho place
Of the postal System for this ,.sc,-in short,
to accomplish by private capital and enter
prise wl,at tho Government Of Grent Britain
has achievesl by obtaining the control Of the
telegraph systetu of the unitod Kingdom.
In these days Of combination, consolidation,
ard monopoly, such sehemo sounds
Utopiau, but in tho light of tho recent history
Of the 1'ank Ut California there is no telling
whit tloss solid chaps over there cau aud
may 10 once their brains md bullion aro
genuinely in earnest,
, 1875-10-09

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, 1875-10-09
PERSONAL


Rosat Ia aaoat.
Lawrence Barrett. tho tssgod!ap. Ia at tho
paIu,or.
A. Ack1oyd. Liverpool. Eng. ao!outna at tho
Tromout.
Con. Joaaph Chapman and wlfe arc At the
Bbermap.
Tho Hon. J.. 8. Mcdonald. Of Dubuqae. ii ii
the Sherman.
Potter Palmer, j., Ia \ new guest 1t the
Palmer House.
Tho IIau. c. II. Fargo, Of Now York, IL regis.
tered al the Gardner.
J. 4, Norasn, Of the Dubuque Time, Ia =
transient at tho Garduef.
The Hon. T. A. Bradley Shsboygao. 10
sotonyner 1t tho 1temoht.
Tho Hon. potef White, Of Marquette, u y
gussk II tho Grand pacs1c.
Qqn, Hoyneon's volume Of criticisms On Sher-
mans memoirs will soon be published.
Gen. ]. l.. Stewart aud the Hon. It. ]. Carey,
OF Couacil Dufa, ato 4uaats At the Tfeuont
Gen. Spinner II said by a Republican journal
In Now York to write Ia - pointed styie."
Cestatuly the signature on tho greonbaoka looks
like It,
II Carruth dos within ons year from tho time
ot t4s shooting, Lsnd!a ts !.able 10 DO indicted
for the shooting, according 10 the laws Of Now
Jersey,
Ono OF the papers saYs T.tlaas Ia ~ large, II
not iargsr, than Passpa. TAX ot volums o3
eouua; hsYsa IN eustra Nbrssy.-Rochstta,'
QenaocyaI
~ woadss what theae follows A1e doing "
aaid ona pt The Taoe-p5at,dsots Of tho Board
Yesterday to oouusrynaa Who Has lingering BY
tha .dge OF tho ootn.orowd. We'll ssokon
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