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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-03
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du& bel tsm 8au tss nsutn 3outdufts
Ia GbIeaso Elm b,bsuttnbsr S&Uinesl
sftristsn purbtn. NaGttm bsr Sau
bsS 3ontaulss bdnabs fsriis 10, msl'
ben nun bic Gr&ii,ft,u. wsIdt bon sea'
f&irstOn abssiaIdt' wurbsn, um sas
8auwttf su unisrfu&su, bab autS ipts'
bu absstrastn wsrbtH maft mas IN
5u.t Satrsn ssbaut wcrbsu if, ba ttn'
NAL Der @runb. auf tsm baS @sbdaes
eridltt wurts, bic edR ni&t ju trda'n
pnmSs. unb ba6 bic bio isbt b'ndbis
Sitinart .tsnfaIIS Mot I'm Stanbs fsi.
ben u5itIssn Druid ausJutalisn.
Der gsrIua s,bt ia bic Niuicnsn.
HE Rotten b,s abtrua.ns unS Der 9tr'
ltlung sints autsu HuneamtutS psr'
ben alI,in auf 2 YlillIOnsn aassfHla'
asn. unO bnju fOmmt ncb bic nrObs, istt
swtt Satrtn auSa's,tsnt Suums. bic
tIn pOuRdntiar gsrIuif fur bad Bolt
IN.
SntusTInt II au&. bob Der Batter
bro st tftnsn 8uub'sdr&ii'fkn Ifui'
let ten Stttnbru6, ouS osm bic i6lth'
ten S.ln. ~ to9tn pts'fsu srianStn
p irStn, dsnsls unb bsnislbtn fari. sts
Der Gpntrafi ptrsstsn murSs. an stntn
6srrn Rl(tr pntauiit. 90 wtrb's
atma&t. 90 wIrO has Bolt ttlrOssn
NIB ole tlslt bohRtbsnben nno rtih
aswcresnsu Dists fatren In prd6tis'n
earcG,n frti lumber. wdbrtnO 0t Ia i''
b,m. orOtntIt&tu uuo ptrudnfiia o'r-
palisu StaalCwsf'n In ttr @trdAInaS
ibs Sbuip v,rt6bsn icIli'n.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-03

Wa9fteH eamftas isa siHs Gsun.
manns PARADE IN Ri. Soy aaiiiiHbsR. no 10.
slfi@ au& cine prstt 10 asHsn sDalyUp,rIs
kalfiba stma4i nlrk.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-03
Scr fatbulilar Genirai.Tcrrin.

Die wldlialln Yuutts btr nrutn.
pom faltUIifbtu Central Brr.in In iti-
ntr tirSIIG In Cincinnati asbaltsntn,
swansiaatn idtrli&sn Sibun8 anas'
ncmmtntn GonlliiutiCn. fab folBsnet :
gn tr Gpibs tintS itbu 8srttns
lsbt aiS g,IlIIatr etiisr tin Dd,ltr.
ausancmmsn rsnn bi; Mii9litbsr aus
mtbreren gtnsinbti lno, uno In bic ltm
1a(le wlrb her Setter pam YlfbUf trS
nannt. Die pri,lr iollsu has R,@t
,um Rs6tn babsn. 10 rft IL 60 wiinftfn.
Die Nnmtn BON oOra,Iblna,usn ntusn
WtiaII.StrH miid,n rem YrIrilsr Upras'
lrat wsrbtn, nnb mad,i ct @inr'nbuu9
etatn sin'n Nnmtn. 70 III estGslht ,u.
rid,u,i;b'n bic tr tlt Ginmtnbupa im'
JidltnUmmtn bat. gptnn Elm MIt
elisb bic aoaEnS,it unO bic Uoratibriss
ttns GRsrlIGs 8dhit ni6t bsUbhtltt
cbtr wfnn sr feline 6igOtr niht In tint
tatbollG6s Stnls f6itt, no 20 m6aIib
N, posr psnn ar tln B;rbrfd,n bfarbt,
70 fann err WrItair lsin, ausilcbuHa
ttanird9su. faG6 br 8:rsin ts Rtbi
ftItR tout. Ole Namtn b'r trwibI;rn
gsnnirn miiGtn tsm pri'Atr oOrGsltgi
wstbtn mnb tfrlflbs bat bnS Nttt sur
GInati In Die y rlnfOl., 70 Clt sr 80
minIh'. Die prcipfollt bitlsn ftIut
B lhl6Nf ,n,bnlt,r, wtlhr Nfatn Gle
flitrliids RIr1s. ch,r atl,u Die RUr
lb,iiitn her DibttI, a'rltbIe' iinp. IS
ra,( feiu pie NC netr 80u UUm gSTtIn
pbor @inwillIaBUg ftS pt'tRsr5 e'sst'n
pssb,r.
EutiReniialttbf', msIht Er llntsts
nJBuug t;bn,ltu. iolitn wfnn Dajn be-
re(Afiai ppm qotaI Bn,ln ntnldbt
wtrfsu unb lUiIfn fbtnfhtiS NliiaIitosr,
mtibs dai Riiiin b'faOIlb uno tn HCtb
Ano. pOR ttn Osri6isttnsu 8trtiHrn Ma'
ts,luBi wtIrtn.
Die gef0ipHelnF batm . StrtS pr
MualIto on rtn &sntrolDertin ,u Sabs
len unb fab bic DsItDasn rin,n Dio
nat oo'btr Gn,amtlbsn, b'OOr DItlti
bra Iu8ttn6tn ptIo,n.
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NnI 6rm Grupp'lAsH SbisBplate
bal @N;n (auttn Iiirsllb 5@i'bptrluht
s'stn sintn S&lfspani'r aaii. btr aus
,wsi lAmitctlisrn,n Wlaltsn ttlltbt, pOn
btntn bic Cbsrt 10. bic unttrt 6 :3OG
nart 10, swiitbsn bfINtn pla,ltn ttfin.
bet f6 nod sIns eaas pen 8 3OG 3tats
BALI. SnbtHm babsn HE gnlu6t, bel
brnsn 4 @t(Giibs pOn 10 3Ou JeaIibtr
sisi6s,iHa auf prH Danger obstfrutri
warf,n, elm Atiuliat tr8sbtn, ,utItss
Linen 3wsiltI earItT ldbt bab elm
ititl init Gulbsm Vaair ssrltbtntS
@6T btm gupraa FOLDER @sTGOGt
ui&t wIettlltbtn fam, Obut lssuniii&
tia Sa wtresn. 3@or aub tts UtfGUHf
nI@t gang Oar& bI. panStr uno @5AIHS-
wano Cotr CitImstr bas bttltlbt p:rtrt,
lsnrt @trtf ssorunssn, tabsn atsr baS
rife @sfast bsc ltBIsr,n 70 p,rIAobtn,
bab elm 8adf&tub auf btn SalfstSr.
per stnaiItl 10. wtRn au& S'r 8trIu&
auf OFtutr 0tt Spii&tn swsl ftIabli&tn
5&ifsn sintss MobifeatIOnsn srltibtn
pdrfit. Sept 10 nnn auf benz S&kD;
vlobt Elm 8I,isns'fhdb anssfommsn,
wtlAss IL 3Oa SalIbsr bat uub, tplE
nan sIanbi, ben pdnSsr 8lail bard
I&laSsn MIR.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-03

GIsOolbuaCnr Curtin I'bni'S ab,
oils Gantibot ftr ttmof,ddi&tn Yaitd
fur tas @cupfraturSamt tte StdditS
wtnniylpanttn naGhsn 5sibif OufSu'
trPIFn
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-03

Jstie sne frTi&isi stssasdriIs sine Out.
oaeEn naes RhHbsIhssiIs. eanlaaer gsunlv.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-03

POROfFee 8tranbstnngsn. - Dir
pOaOfiits In SliriIrsviIle. elniall1 County 10
tiuatatat rsrtH.
Die eimtpilt gaIItp poaOiH1 purbr ua@
ST Giitntabn.Siailca baihbR puIsst. 9Obn
). @albrhiBbt purhs ale pOifmtiln tsittbaI-
tn.
Die WancrOIlt pOaOiirs 10 IN Gsuirf Nla-
nor umatianfi, unb Carolina grSnnfmau ais
poamttftrin aussatli porbtu.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-03

Mehrere Ter anssii'Illfn Ia 8sibfHitD
< S05 Ghtus. ptItT Ifeit Ds@t gOriftlun.
0'n In RarIsiia gattn, babm ft rt&t asasI.
baii ata'n sinsu sttpllItn gbpaub 8ibIn unb
etaHsr Stll btHSmmtn. inbtm fs hisfs fur&i-
bar sur&pTiisfIiu. GiNIu IisBn it fiir iObt
duf bsm TIaB Iirasn. Der giasnibimn trs
Circus bat leSS% ale lluiOafH bp'bIt, uns bic
Gldhr nifhfr ar(fhIthIsi
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-03

Dee Sif@ipes In eSIumbia Dam isa
ssi9IsRtH psrttH.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-03

GSurbe oetfIaat. - MavOr Silufrr
ben einfhln u ton pru. 3r. Diatr, DtI&sr
cine RaiRIntnfabrii bafrIbl bffBi. Dsssn Der.
IiamOuua OnI'aaL NEIL r 0n @atOD E&
auss'triidt balis. ba6 ale gititr fir tIt ntus
pnmPs am @aiftrptrf. ausafnOmmtn Nc Oar.
TiSturs Gcmpaanis. fb bGitsn btns8m IalI,u.
pr. DiGlsr baiis irIbR Elm aInatbpi ssmatti. unb
pslbi IS sniI&ItOsu vOu fd. StRsRunasUu.
iaae srmahi III babsH.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-03

0Serben ssIObt. - Gin SarsIbH bro
pIiiSbars Leader" Icti bic @lribt unS SHr-
Ger bon eanfalsT Etssn ben nitbhsin prsilu
fur StcR unb eoaIts tptI&s Gt ben WiislifbHn
s1 rtpubIilaHif&tH Siaats. gOnstHiISH p6b-
TtHS ibrss aufsnibaIis IN itHsr Stabi aursH-
n'isn, inSsm iit bios Bon 81. so bio $500 bsr
Sds fcrbtTisn. DAP bic @Ihbs unb Siirer
In eaniaRsr sisI litsralsr unb frsissbisu Rab.
aIs an SIsItn nnhTH TIdBsn. (paIrisburs Hiat
ausssuOmmsu,) 10 tint Staila9s, psI&s na&.
aeabmt M tper6tn perblent,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-03

9r. Gam. Matt. TrieaD, fThbu
elmer bn GItris I'm @idais-D Department. 40
SauIstura, bat T& ale GanSItai fir bas pro.
iScnCiardmi In eanIaRu County ssmiIbsi. Do
nun elm RrpubIifaHn In eiuialtr County n.
rdbIt EsrStn mus (au be G,pSbIuHs tiHts
DtmOirat In Sisfsm bunIItu County 10 tbtHlO.
psnis Su htnftn, oIs pit an ben RaHn In
Rrub), 70 10 Sr. 8ribay strast btr n&is
Rann, btfcubns itbt, ba sr bran atpSbut ~.
OHitl Sam's Rab ~ nrIfsu.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-03

Ole Guvreme GoMrt ia inner net
6ibunp, unS pirb niai uCr n6&Rtr gBo&s
m.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-03

1l6tiiGber xoSeSfafl. .-8rau anna
RGaus, @ahIu bee StrasrbtHtH Or. Roars
BON eaniallr tItn @rbnuns Sor slra
3atrtu bsrauSt. uub Fs an pSnbsn uub Ga6sn
frRstbuutsn purbs. fano man tsbt IN itrm
Bette am Ifbifu SUnnias Nbtnb jbifGsH 5 unb
6 libr. Gle lili ldnesrs 3tit an elmer psT,-
frauitsii, man slaubi absT, bab bn SGrsdsn
in isuu 1aat aIs br Raub btsausn purse,
ibrtn IOo bti&Isunisis. Ole 86nbT bIsIlsn
ibr sIntn 8rpSIpa Ssr btH ROpf. uHb bTubhn
fs su srl4Itbsu. SsIaHHiIItt DurttH 3. piuss
unb 8ranI es Barron, htt ten Raub bssauesn
talisn, fins'fanssH. unb SsrHribsiIi.
Die bieSidbriae RBeiseuerubte In
Sanfaffer SonHtb.-sla& ben ntusRtn
Raariatsn iIssr bH @sIssnaanS In eanIalsr
COUNTY, pttStn mir tiffrs 9abT bios sipa tins
baIbs Grnsir btfOmmtn. 60 pitl man b5Ii
70 btr 3uaanO IN Inau&tn 0sssntsu tpIt fuIst /:
in RapIInsuillt, gut 8armusbIlIf, tsinabs
clue Sulf Gmls; gpbratl, 0sh.n nod frbr
luIiid, iSanlt abr mGsliSnptIls nu@ cine
SeIIt 9rnls Iitinn; GbidItS, ipri DrilltI Cru.
k; 9ocnSiIIs, ROibpiae, StmpFtIb, 8uItOn
SOuit SbOtutd, 9OOtSilIs, @rOH's SiuTt,
aarcd, @Ts,u, DurIaa. 9OVsrstOpn. @an-
btim unS GIsbRsa, cine baIbs Grnir pinElt-
iOipn, I&Istts ausI&tsH; 9Gns pia, Ria.
plv unb GbrIaiana, i&Is&t.
RennfnIbania Gifenbahn. - aGae
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RsuufpISanIa Gifenbabn. - 3ass
SIIaHtn has Central. DfPcI Ia eaufaFfr pie
ipIai:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-03
Fish and Fishing.

Tho Truckee Ia now very low, and we
no longer see tho river lined with ang-
lcrs. We found one old veteran. how
ever, and interviewed him as follows:
"Hallo, old fellow. any bites today
"No." whats the matter with tho
ishp" "wal, there mint any fish to
bite. guess the water amt high
enough, and the first run Is about
over" "what do you mean by the
first rum" "why, I mean that there
are generally two runs Of trout. When
the river first rises in February, tho
young trout get together In Pyramid
Lake and conclude they will venture
up" 'sThen Il Is tho young ones that
go up HrstT" EYES. the small trout
and white FISH so first, and I'd give
moro for ono Of them to cat than twenty
o, hose that como later" When do
thu big ones 60 up2" Generally altar
the snow mslts in the Spring. along af-
tor tho Arst rise. but they amt 50 good
10 cat." How long 10 they continue 70
runi" That depends upon the state Of
the water, generally tillthe last ofApril."
''what time do these fish spawn, and
whore do they 10 to SPAWN "Thoy
60 rs high up rs they get, and gen.
orally pick ont some little stream run
ming into tho river in which to lay their
eggs, they do this when the water bc-
ON warm enough TO hatch" "But
why do they 60 mp SO oarlyl" "Bo-
cause they have sense enough to know
II they wait till Summer they can't get
up" when do they come DOWN."
"Neysr saw any como down that so up,
/ think they only spawn once and die.
The young ones 60 down aud stay in
Pyramid Lake until thoy get big enough
to 20 up. like their mothers boforo
Them" "0f course nil these female
fsh that run up arc not successful in
raising young from their spawnp'
"God bless you no; u they were the
Truckee wouldn't hold them" 81 see
you fsh in the oddissl" Eyes. tho fish
90 there to get their food aud rest"
''Do you think the sawdust hnrts the
fish muchi" Yes. but not 10 much
M these mill-dams." Horo tho old fell
low pulled up his limo and left.-Roao
Journal, .MarM 81. FlIIGI||-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-03
went t..

We should any thoy did, and that in
short order. A worthy member OF Brig
hams persuasion was pcddling eggs yes
terday. In tho course Of his business
negotiations II became necessary to leave
his team to deliver q portion Of his en-
bryo chickens. Ho did 10. trusting to
the good behavior OF his mules. Un-
happy man. those mules were Of the
very breed that Mark Twain speaks Of,
that had been looking seventeen years
for m opportunity for It's full display.
The time, tho long looked.for occasion
had come, and no sooner did our trust
full disciple Of Briggy turn his back upon
that trcacherous team. than off they
went holtor skclter, rippity split down
the street, and still moro woefuI TO rc-
late, kerchunk. kerbunk fell the congre-
gated product Of cores Of cackling hens,
promo to the ground. Result-a large
yellow patch on the road, n rapidly re-
treating team and n much exercised Nor
mon, OF whom II would not then have
boon well to have inquired tho price Of
eggs. Poor fellow. he realized his or
ror. Ito had put too many eggs in u
box and entrusted that boz too confd-
ingly TO two too trcncherous mules.
We would have consoled tho unfortunate
man. but no quickly went after his toam
using words that are not usually found
In books Of etiquotte.-Pioche Record,
Flo. 90.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-03

BoLp RoDDxnY.-0n Sunday evening
last, between the hours OF six and eight
o'clock. the store Of F. w. Cluto 4 Co.,
on Main street, was entered and tho
money drawer robbed OF about $50 in
small change. The clerk laft The storc
about six O'Clock, locking tho doors rs
usual; ho returned about eight o'clock
and found the door unlocked, and upon
examination discovered that the con-
tents Of tho money drawer had been alb
stractcd. Information Of this bold rob-
berry wal Immediately given the officers,
and Sheriff Raum, together with Chief
OF Police Hager, and Constable Morton,
started ont to hunt up the perpetutor
Of this daring robbery. Although dill
gent search was kept up during the
night by tho officers no trace could be
found OF the thief. Tho entrance TO tho
store wa effected by unlocking the front
door with u skeleton key, and II is
hinted that II WINS done by some person
familiar with the promises. Waite Pine
Ne,cs, Ftb. 27h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-03

having all been blown into tho ears and
nostrils u ths people on The street. This
afternoon 9 mild sxruss for . snow-storm
set In, and though the adjacent noun.
tains are obscursd by Z heavy "pogo-
nip" tho weather prophets say IL ID
only q iutter. and that there will BE- no.
storm to speak Of.
Tho Ivy Club gives another party
this evoning. to which the members are
invited; but they arc unable TO attend
owing to the night sessions. As this
will probably DO the last chance, I will
have 10 say Il, I viii say here that the
members Of this club r 10 b thanked
and commended for the courtesy and
hospitality they have displayed towards
strangers and visitors In Carson during
this session. May the Ivy's climb
till they reach a. high as any club can
possibly get.
That most persistent Of persistent
bills, the CorbeH relief bill, manaesd
to work through the Assembly to-dAy,
having passed the Senate some days
since. After having been kicked and
banged aronnd. and kicked out Of the
Legislature for two sessions, Il Ia at last
triumphant, II only involves some
seven hundred dollars, but the persever-
ance displayed in securing its passage is
worthy Of higher aims. and 1t ought 10
have been seven hundred thousand.
In view OF the near approach OF the
day OF adjournment. there Is a great de-
mand for empty cigar boxes, for the
members to pack their clothes In.
Extra session Is growing 10 be m alb
sorbing question. The attaches hope that
none will be called; they think II viii
cause too great Al expenditure to the
State.
Tho committee to investigate the Of.
fairs and management Of the State
Prison, will probably report n Of these
days. They held q short meeting this
afternoon and did what ] nm about to
do-Adjourn. Tony GREEN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-03
WOULD IT NIX AN urRAIsEs

The local Of tho Ehierprs says that
tho now O. 4 @. shaft viii DO sunk YER
tieally 70 the depth OF 5000 feet. or I'M
ill ID passes through the great BONANZA.
and then an incline will Be started which
will b continued Until IL comes out at
Hong Kong. Tho exact point OF tho
terminus 10 not decided upon. Mr..
James not having extended his surveys
sufficiently. AT hst We thought that
the point should DO located at once. and
an "upraiss" be started. But would
u b an "upraisei" We are getting
MIXED In thsss mining operations. Be-
sidss. there IN serious difficulties in the
way. II work should bs commenced at
Hong Kong. 70 prospect the under side
Of the BONANZA. Chinese labor would
have 10 b employed. And thsn. away
down In the center Of the Garth. what
nice little row there would be when con-
nsction was made. and our Cornish and
Iriah ninsn met face to face the moon
eyed dsivsrs nom the Flowery Kingdom.
OF What use would Be- the miners Unionf
Suppose the Chinese should also have .
Union. with headquarters al Hong
Kong. wouldn't there be q conflict Of
jurisdiction which could only DO settled
By accurate surveysi And who could
designate the top or bottom Of the ''big
BONANZA" On the whole. we have
given up tho idea Of an "upraiss" BY q
shaft from Hong Kong. and advise SUI
psrintsndsnt Fair 10 work from this
end. II will AVE trouble.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-03

PAKxrs. Of the Carson Tribune. gave
us another instaiimsnt Of '.psn-Por-
traits" last evening. In conclusion he
rsmarks: "wo have got to the end
(Which snd,) Of the Asssmblymsn. and
shall finish up the attaches tomorrow"
There 10 no doubt Of ii. II the attaches
are subisctsd 70 the sams ordeal a. the
unluoky Legislators. they will be EN-
ishsd" long before Parkie gets through
With them. Get EN- 70 read your relief
bill editorials, Deacon. That will '.hn-
ish' them In half the time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-03

A nulAL swain visiting Dayton. Ohio.
with his doxy. were observed at evening
standing near the ticket ofics at the dc.
Dot, waiting for their train. II was cold
and dreary. and the tsmpsraturs Was
touching up the girls sars and nose
with . blending Of purple and rcd.
''Look hare. Josh!" shs exclaimed. pct
uiantly, ''l.m tired standing up here.
I'm half fross. Lst's 60 70 hat place ia
dies' rsom). Everybody else goss In
thsrs!" mo you don'tr' said Joah.
'.No sir-ss I've spent enough money
now, and I amt agoin' 70 pay 70 80 In
thsssi"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-03

ANA Drcxnsos Ia soon 70 mako her
debut - Joan Of Are. She vim appear
mounted on . snov.vhits palirsy, but,
ID Is said, ID much embarrassed BY tho
conflict Of Historical authorities - to
whether Joan used . ~dds-saddis. % fol-
lowed the rule laid down In ths United
States cavalry taoies.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-03
CAssox. March Q. 1876.
The Pies rhAahsns, eFeIl


.rpAr1 ne fiss rhasAs.s. c4eld
Ed. Nrws: The frst move in accord
ancs with the supposed action Of Last
nights caucus was made in the Senate.
this afternoon. The Assembly amend
ments to the General Appropriation bill
were up. and Mr.. Davenport moved that
the Senate do not eoncur therein. which
motion was carried by the following
vote:
Ayes--Ssuators Cassidy, Chubbuck.
Clapp. Davenport, Dickinson, Edwards,
Farrell. Hobart, King. Lockwood, No
Clinton. Piper. Robinson, Stevenson,
Thompson. yarian. Walter and wcs-
coatt-18. Avn
Noss-Cohn. Garrard. Grimes, Ross.
Shepherd and Stampley-6.
BY the above IL will be see that Cas-.
sidy and wescoatt (Democrats), voted
with the Republican majority. while
Ross voted as he always does ON q party
issue-with the Deinocrsts.
The bill must now SO back to the As
sembly on the question Of recession
from the amendments. II that body ro-
fuses to recede. q committee Of confer
ence will DO the result which course Of
red tape will probably carry the bill over
TO Thursday. I do not believe the As
sembly will reoeds from the amend.
ments unless tho Churchill bill should
be returned FROM the Governor, In which
a 3 an extra session would DO neces.
sary. / do mot say inevitable. because
such n thing might happen that the
Acting Governor would refuse to call an
extra session. Notwithstanding tho fail
ure to pass the Appropriation bill. In
such an event the affairs Of the State
would be-to use q homely phraso-a
pretty kettle Of fish. Nothing beyond
the one move mentioned above has yet
transpired in this Churchill-extra ses.
sion matter. except that II Ii surmised
BY some that Governor Adams Inns Tor
Willy sign the Churchill bill; but I can
trace this surmise to no source which i
consider sure. .s.tVfNHaI
.crsdis Mebiiier.
They had q little Credit Mobilier bust.
ness in the House, this morning, which
was developed by the u~niavorablo report
OF the Committee on Railroads on the
bill 70 aid in tho construction OF . rail-
road from Virginia City. Nevada, to
Umatilla, Oregon. and which gave rise
to quito o debate on u motion TO indehn-
itely postpone the bill. Mr.. Allen. Of
White Pine. asked II any member Of the
House hold any Of the stock OF tho conf
pany; which. ! suppose was q precon-
certsd question. Mr.. ]. =. Smith ro-
piled by sending to the clerks desk on
envelope containing the following docu.
ment:
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vi course, SUCH u NUTRITIOUS uttcilIt "
bribe incorruptiblo legislators. e~licite,.
much indignation and n warm debate,
and the bill was finally ordered on the
general flo. This evening u will pro-
baby pass--out Of sight.
,.n,,.h,.. I.~x
r,.,s ~,s , v.,v or;m,tcd TINA In
the ssnate to-day. over tho Dill pro-
viding for the publication In the Ter
ritoriai Enterprise OF the laws OF the
ven S9n !. %o 49, ' ~ nvss
nv .nbstitutino Borar JGnsr for Enier.
priss, to which Mr. McClinton moved a
substitute that tho Brodidrs Miner be
named as the paper IN which 70 P1oilah
inc laws. Inc Shair sau !. aiu nor
any suen aPe IN Tue b'ou"
d luz, = .ne luesuon 's'ns pa'
w ni. cuauu unp', wa io
ar. IiaPP sa'u 'nore s'ie 'oI h Nm
CIRCUS insneuees az worx On .his pu.'
anu nv u,a no, Ploposo W ,Vso ,or ~
wneisas Ar. cassidy go' niaa anu want
Oh 10 Know what mo gentleman from
Llnco,n meant " mysterious ihiiu-
ence. ne souiu aiioW no man 70 ini,
pugn ms mosses WIN impuhi!y, anu
snouia nv,a .no genunn' iron, h,'co,n
usP y N"pp
olanu,y e.P'a,nea .na. NO in'.hoea no
,oaeieaoo my ss".u On .ho nv "l
ous nW n.u.
saS az III, 49,. INV "'
anu A' =" "A' ''"
Tho Military NH.
Tho Senate spsnt oyor M hour OF this
awnings session In Committee NJ thu
yy,- $1,000. :, 49,.
"no' ~
bill providing Tor the organisation, nm.
forming and disciplining the militia OF
the Stats. The bill 10 a long Il q wo-
mans tongue, and as tedious as q wo-
mans Rights lecture. and the majority
Of the Senators are 30 deeply interested
in ita reading that they 60 into tho Ser
gsant-at-Arms' room to listen TO 1t.
Some Of its principal and best provis-
Al. Ak ,- H..
ifn;,sd STATE troons. and tb,, ,Sa oniy
colors 10 DO carried shall be the flag Of
tho FREQ. that glorious emblem Of the
liberties sna.cnsd ron tyIsn. manu- ~
- Ssda hi,,hJax :. fss dsvs
sinc.-and handed down 10 us along
Win tho Boston Tea Party and the Gem
tsnnisI. That portly soldier. General
p.,,.rm.n 10 hsrc taxing a vrrst In.
-. - ~ n.ssa,s NJ ths biiI, which
~ 49, Ar, hoi;,sx ,oi,i;.rs
~ "s" - .5;nn., ;" ,mas;.an
are neces"y anaJ ana
,V,,Iaiou - ~. - IN ~
But l could return 70 my nonne ~ =
OF ? lo,yaos n MJuns
knew that no military bill had passed.
and that there was not a "sojer' cotn-
psny In the State. Az the matter now
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-03

~InroRrAsr. Endorsed BY the Medical pref
~fession, DIR. VIM. Halls Bslsam for the Lungs
cures Coughs. Colds and Consumption, and all
diseases OF the Throat and Chett. DR.. Townt-
ley's Toothaehs Anodyns cures In one nln-
ula-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-03

HEALTH, the poor, mans riches. the rich
mans BLISS. 10 found In Ayers Medicines. after
q ~fruitless search among other remedies. A
word 10 the wise 10 suficient. ..