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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-11-25
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CHEAP MUSIC.

Peters Household Melodies, Nos. 1 to L. A colec-
ton of Songs by Hays banks Price cents per
Number l2 for 81
Peters PGriOr Music, Nos. to T. A Collection of
Easy Dance Music. Price, 50 per Number, or Ia
Nos for ~
La Creme de Ia Creme, Nos. 1 "a A Collection of
Difficult Piano Music Price, 80 cents per Number IL
Nos for e.
Send 80 Cents for Sample Copy of either the above
and if you satisfied with your bargain we will re-
fund your money.
Address, i'll. PETERS,
Nov l. is'Jwi eI3 Broadway, New York.
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THE "HousekEEPER" or OUR
HEALTH.

The liver Ia the great depufgnting or
blood cleansing organ Of the system.
Bet tho great housskssper OF our health
at work, and the foul corruptions which
gender In the blood and rot out, - II
were, tho machinery Of life, N grad
ually expelled from the system. For
this purpose Dr.. Pisrcs's Golden Med.
ical Discovery, with small daily doses Of
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Purgstive Pellets
arc prs-eminsntly tho articles needed.
They cure every kind OF humor from
the worst scrofula to tho common pimpls.
blotch or eruption. Great eating ulcers
kindly heal under their mighty curative
influence. virulsnt blood poisons that
Turk In tho system arc by thorn robbed OF
their terron. and by their ~perssvsring
and somewhat protracted use the most
tainted system may DO completely rem.
svaied and built up anew. Enlarged
glands, tumon and swslhngs dvindls
away and disappear under tho influence
Of their great resolvents. Bold by all
dealers In medicines.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-08

CrrtzsSs' SrkILrSG M,rcH.-A grand
smelling match will take place on We'd
nesday evening. April iiih, at National
Guard Hall, Virginia. Tho champion
spe,ler Of the evening will DO awarded a
gold medal Of tho value OF s25 or an
EQUIVALENT in coin. Persons desiring 10
n~art;cipate in the match will give their
name. nj the door. webstsr's diction-
aYy will DO taken ~ authority in regard
an words Of questionable photography.
Tn, prico Of admission Is 90 cents.
n,ssrrr or TIE blind. On to-mor-
row friday evening grand minstrel
entertainment will be given at Miners
I,n;on Hall, for the benefit Of Mr.. James
Loan and Prof. George Clifton. both OF
whom are blind. Mr.. Logan iost his
sicht by being blown mp by a blast In a
mine in White Pine. PROT ohiton, .he
yiolinist, is we'll known to our eitzsns'
Tn. price Of admission Is n DOLLAR
They should have q full house.
HELD TO BIn.-william Kelly. who
had nm examination yesterday afternoon
b.tors Judge Wright. on the charge OF
MAYHEM, in biting OF a joint Of a ringer
~ Georc, Jefreys, was held to bail In
the sum Of -. 500 10 appear beior. inc
Grand Jury. Being unable TO nna inc
required security. he was @ken W 'n'
County Jail.
MonE EMoRASB.-Day before yes
to-day eighteen carr hllod with ''ni.
,..,,s arrived ON the overland train Mt
t,.no, Ouite a number Of them discm-
hsrked at that point with the intention
Of proceeding to Virginia; Inc ~
,n.inder went Oh 10 California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-08
TO TINE CITIZENS OF GOLD MIL.

You are all invited 10 call and inspect
our new and elegant store with It's full.
rich stock OF watches, chains, jswslry,
silverwarc, diamonds, clocks, bronzos,
music boxes, etc. Whenever you vist
Ban Francisco you will always 30 70
osived In q courteous manner BY J. W.
Tucker. l3l Keas1y street, who win a.
rays take pleasure In showing custom
on through his stock Of goods. never
considering Il . trouble, but always TAX
ing great pleasure IN showing goods.
Don't fail 70 call and sss him Gro you
purchase elsewhere. He win send goods
Tor selection to sny part Of the State,
and viii repair watches and jowelry sent
through Wells. Fargo 4 Co., guarantee
ing all work which leaves his store; en-
ploying. a. he does, the best OF work.
mon. Don't forget his now stofe-lai
Koarny strost only.
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BOARD or rows TRUSTEES.

A regular meeting Of the Board Of
Town Trustees was held on Monday
svsning. April 8. Present, Msssn'
Mundell. winterbauer. Fulton. Presi'
dent Emmett and Marshall. Clerk.
Tho minutes Of last meeting were read
and approved.
Rspsrss OF Cs.nittses.
The Committee on Fire and Water 70
ported everything as being in good con-
dition.
Accounts Allowed.
The following bills were received and
ordered paid: Abe Jonos. $3.50; w.
Haskins (police). $40; d. @. Sheehan
(police), $40; laborsn: s22l.50; A.
McMartin, $50; J. ID. Marshall, $50; B.
II. Carrick, $i03.97; Matt Bay. 1886;
Thos. Gallagher. SIC; George Emmett,
Ss.42: Gallatin & Co., ~.
Pssiiisas.
A petition n received, signed by
citizens residing In the vicinity Of Amer
lean Flat. asking the Board 10 erect a
hydrant at or near the Baltic svitch.
and also provide hose for protection
from FIRE in that neighborhood.
On motion said petition was received.
and n committee. consisting Of the
Fro AMI Water Committee and the
Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department,
were appointed to inquire into the
feasibility Of getting water in that locali-
ty.
Reporis.
Tho following reports wsro received.
read, fled and ordered printed:
RsroRr OF Town nAnsnAL.
Coin IinL, April 8, 1875.
To the honorable hoard OF Trustees Of tho
Tow n Of Gold Illll: Gcailemen- have the hon
or herewith to submit my Quarteiy Report for
the quarter ending March al, 1873:
An.unt of Lieen-cs Collected .......ta,cse 20
Amount Of Delinquent Taxes Col
lcetsd ~"
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As~.~-MENT~

Impertsl-si per shVc; levied February
10; delinquent March II; sale day, April Z.
Meadow vail~y-n per share; levied
Feb. III delinquent March ~ sale
day, April %.
Piutuaa- sia per share: levied Feb. IS; de-
linquent March "a; sale day April Is.
silver Ilitt-sa per share; levied Feb.
i6; Delinquent March 10; sale day, April ..
New NsrL,n cent. per share; le,l~l
fes, 10; delinquent Narch -; sale day,
April "a.
New York Con.siidatcd-0 cent. per
share. levied Feb. IL; delinquent March
-; -alc day, Aprili2.
Day Sou 81 per share levied feb. 10; de-
linlusnt March -; sale day, April H.
Rutrs-;o cent. per share: levied Feb. II. de-
linqsent March II sale day. April u.
Aasaye-t5 per share: leviel Fsb. 10, tielin.
quant March al -Aic day. April u.
Andes-ti 50 per share; levied Peb. 3; de-
iinllcnt March y. .alc day Aprilft.
senntor-so cents per -h,re, levied Feb. IS;
dclinlucn, April J sale day April IL
ko<<uth- 81 cent. per share; levied Fen. 8;
delinqnen, March %, sale day Aprils.
I.ietsa IS cent. PEE share; levied March o;
delinquent April J. sale day April -.
I'ntt~a-io cents per share; levied March q;
delinquent ApriIe sale day, April u.
lANttNEaHs u WI N'NN't aAt = "
linqueni April u, sale day, May
I,s~on N. a u. Ce.-s cent. per share;
leyied. March D. delinquent April r. -ale
day, May 4.
virginia city Csal Colo cenis per
.hsrr: levied March 10; delinzneni April 10,
sale day, May 10.
s'rswn Poims Rasine-soeents per .hAre;
levied March ~; delinquent Aprfl 10; sale
day April ~.
Re~h I.iasS-s 81 per share; levied March
II; delinquent April rs; sale day May7 !.
Iiarkeye-so cents per share; levied March
4; d,linqu,nt April 10; 'Ale day April ~.
Oysrassa- IS per share; levied March 10
delinquent April 70; sale day. May 10.
J~u.sI~c-f o. per share levied March II; de-
linqueni April 50 sale day May %.
Arizona a CtNh-15 cents par share;
levied March Is; delinquent April n sale
day May u.
oisbe Csasslidased-Ts cents per share /;
levied March Is; delinquent April a; sale
day May "a.
Lady nryan-N cents per share. levied
Marin Is; delinquent April -; sals da,
Nay IL.
Utah-ts per share /: levied March 10; de-
linqacnt April n sale day May II.
pnn~y-S cents per share; levied March ~;
~dsiinquent April Is sale day May ~.
M~exiean-1 cents per share; levied March
al delinquent April n sale day MAY IL
March II: ~dslisquert April n; sale day
May 10.
Wesdsiiie-Si per share; levied March
Is; deIinassnt April q ssls day Nay II.
W~sodyttis CsnseIidated-ti per share:
I.vied March IS; delinquent April - sale
day May u.
ye,le~ Js~kes-s, per share: levied April
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NOTICE TO

Candidates for once II the coming Town
Election. win please bear In mind that their
advertised announcement In this paper. as
well as all election printing. ms-te D pad Jov IN
eiranos. We accept Of no eoatinseatarrsngs
ments, bat treat all alike. A candidate who can
not or will not announce himself properly aad
pa, his printing bills promptly. IL not at for
tho once hs sssks. Moreover, 10 viii not b
successful.
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"slvs The Old n.a a Chance"


The following. from . Missouri paper.
will explain itself:
AxrzIcus, MoSToonxsr Co., No.,
February 10, 1876.
To the Postmaster Of Mount Startling.
Montgomery county: A ! am the hrst
vhits child born In Mount Sterling,
Montgomery county, Kentucky. now IN
The elgthy-sixth year Of my life, hals
and hearty. I thought 10 drop ,ou' this
note.
I am q spry q . girl just sixteen
Year, old. tell you I am . man. there
II life about me. can ride ~ gay . horse
a. any young man. :.
Nov I think thai I deserve Q premi'
um, a I can 20 anywhere without -
distance, and I do NOT use the cane.
II you have an old lady out there,
about my sgs, who 10 n gay and spry
- I am, I viii be happy 10 know II.
Ny parents have often told me that
was the nrst white child born In Mount
Sterling. Ny fathers nams was Robert
Craig; my mothers Sarah Ellington.
I'M . soldier OF the war OF 1912. and
draw . pension nom The United States
0ovesnmsnt.
Now n there 10 Q widow Of my age.
80, or near about, who wants 10 marry,
tell her I will come out and see her.
Pass this around among tho neigh.
bon, and II you think u worth while.
please intern me and state your wishes
---. An-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-08

MATCH AT CAlsox.-A grand spelling
match was held In Corbett Hall. In Car
son City. night before last. Miss Whit
comb and Miss Hodskinson, tsschsrs In
the public school, we're chosen. - led.
srs, and Frank Denver and wells
Drury, referees. The contest Wa kept
up until Miss Hodgkinson was lsft on
the floor alone. and she WAS thsrsupon
declared the champion 'spellsr. Among
the words missed were: 6upsrssds,
Pharaoh, vacillAts, naptha, oonfsrres,
cullender or colander, accordion, Carib-
bean, Sadduces, oollsctible and fnical.
REAL ESTATE AND CoExrnrox.-Capt.
N. stearn's rosl estate. general commits
sion business and collection ONCE 10 In
Wells, Fargo 4 Col building. Virginia.
He loans money and nsgotiatss partner
ships. Parties looking for reliable In
vestments can obtain Information BY sp-
plying TO him. He has d present for
sale and rent several desirable houses
and lots, and building lots, which Will
be found described In his advertisement
In another column.
ELECTION OF 0YyIcKns.-The Sarshsld
Guard. at q meeting held last evening.
elected tho following ofaosn: Captain.
John Cosgrovs (~rs-slsctsd); Fiut Lieu
tenant Bernard Boyle; second Nsutsn-
ant, Nike McCormiek, Second Brsvst,
Peter p. Hearn; Hrst Sergeant, Edward
walsh (~rs-elsctsd); Second Ssrgssnt
John Stack; Third Sergeant, Joseph
Gravel; Secretary. Thos. v. Bdsn;
Treasurer, Timothy Heating.
The MuRpzs TaIAL.-Ths trid Of
John Skswsrs for shooting and killing
Alfred Rule, In the Washington House.
on the Divide. on the night Of he 10Th
Of last December, was submitted 70 the
Jury In the District Court last evening.
They wore out all night without agree
ing upon o verdict.
DArrox wArza woRxs.-Ths Dayton
water works, belonging 70 The sstats Of
4. F. Hurley. deceased, were sold Of
administrator sale yesterday for the
sum Of Sis.
osr snrrxnr.-Thsrs were shipped
ovor the Virginia and Truckss Railroad,
during the "a hours ending a II y. To-
day. 100 car loads Of ore, aggrsssting 100
tons.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-08

Jusr READ rHs.- leyman Brothers have just
opened . new furniture s'ore o. the eornsl o.
nccepsary Tor furnishlng houses. ehsapef Insn
any house this side Of Nan Yrspeiseo. Tney
keep constantly on hand Q large STOCK OF in.nit,
ture, bodding. earpets, efoskeV' Nsss : :
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-08


PPEn's OPrnA Horsk. The play at
the theatre last night was an illustra-
ton Of n phase Of society. peculiarly
French. II is entitled ''Alphouso." and
!. dnmatized from u story Of the same
name, by Alexsader Damas. II was
we'll performed and its strong points
brought out with considerable power.
The singing Of Howard Paul was nm Inn
proyoment upon his previous efforts.
and he represented a fashionable swell
in amusing style. The character changes
by Lineard were, as they always are, ex-
cellent. Tonight an entire change oil
programme will take place. The favor
ito old comedy Of "David Garriek." In
three nets will be presented. IL will be
remembered by those who have % N hi
popular play. that a young girl falls IN
love with Garrick. tho actor. AZ the 70
ouest Of her father. Garrick generously
agrees 10 break the spell by which bis
daughter IL unclaimed. Ho IL invited to
A dinner party. ut which she Is also
present. He pretends 10 DO bcastiy
drunk, and by his iniinitablo power oi
acting, conducts himself in such u dis
gushing manner that the young lady Is
ine,prcsxibly shocked. and Is perinan-
emily cured Of her infatuation. All the
time Garrick's heart Ia bleeding. for he
Is prspossessed with the younggirl, but he
carries out his determination. and keeps
his promise 10 her father to the end.
"Dayid Garriek'' Is ono OF Sothern's
fayorito plays. and Lis appearance in Tho
title role is almost a popular As his
..Lord Dundrcary." Lingard Will APP
pear as David Garriek. aud Miss Dickic
iingarl ~ Ada Insot. Tbs comedy VIII
Lo followed by songs by Howard Paul.
and tho performance will close with
Lingard's character sketches.
FarsH vnaErABLEs.-Spring radishes,
onions, lettuce, etc. have made their
appearance in the markets.
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Latest Official Mining News

a ssn stock Aarket-rhe Upper
and she lever Levels-Ths nsga.
lar Yislding Hinss and General
Prospessing Operations = Co.'S
sslidased virgtsia Dividend
Hes rhiass Lsek all Aissg the
Line To-Day. faf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-08

I the Imperial, formerly worked 10 zoo
a -.a,.r,.c. I'm, ~, t,i.. IN. 49,,
indiSsrsut srd ~ m,n.osmsrt mi
now. undsr nav hsnds ard mors 81
and compliant proprstonhip bsinI
: brought out right. The old shaft, vhiel
In about 400 fest deep. wiz b mad
available; Grading ios nav nolsanl
sr,;x. to'ma,,cw =, n.rt AZ a.
soon ~ u oan b startsd ~
The ahafs WI b cisened Out
snd fspaired ana NE menu o, ~ 80
souent mo. us Known 70 % oves ~
--
m. A.. - .o-sI,, - \. ,.,.
..AS.-.s ~. -s.y.s-.,-s
feet nsr dsv An COO vorhins c,ound
and L kent we'll timbsred mi tSs vsy.
At the depth Of 100 fest will drft for the
ledge.
Seuth Cs0stssk..
Nsw shaft down ls6 fsot to-day. Bot
tom IN ! porpnyrY, with strsaks OF
quartz, evidsnly below ths surface
wster stfsn. ana mseane tess sno -
OF tnas Troublesome afucie.
"s.'sssrve
Sinking the shaft getting Along vsii'
WAFER NOT interfering. tne ""s v tne
ioo-ioos level II In % iest v;,n tns
nc ~ qS I'M mn p''Pa'''' N'
49, LII
ine 1P'. .0',s ~, =
p.ans.L,, !. 80
goo1 oro' noumos,lng INC u,s
49,. nj.
ia. -" On 1900 .,a
.;nl,,, :, . ,,,.,v ,.,. IN co,a vn~t,r,
- r.,.-s.m an %. ,s.,.s.e
It the depth Of about 400 feet, when
good paying ore will doubtless b on
countersd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-08
WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM "a. FRANCISCO
I've DssA D~ediss-Lses o. La snd
Prspsravp ~ NE RxpIssssa-
,,,aas, 10 m setD snl pAny ssvs.

" HAH
sAx Faascnco, April 8, $50 ,. ~
A drowned man was found In The be.
this morning. at The foot OF Third strsss
The body q ct he morsus. and NOT ~
Identified.
The body Of Nm. Andrews, . widow,
living With hsr brother on KsutuekJ
street, was found on The beach near Long
Bridge this morning. Her brother Il .
conductor on the Bay View horse cars.
When passing the house last night shs
stood In the door and waved hor hand
10 him. On his return she was missing.
Nothing was . Of her until her body
was found this morning. No cause for
the suicide IL assigned.
4 portion. Of the trunk Of . human
body. supposed 10 be that Of the driver
Of the Gas Company's truck. was rsoov-
cred from tho ruins Of the Arc. This u
the fourth body recovered. With No
Intss. who died at 81. Mary's Hospital
last night, II makes Ave known 70 b
dead. Parties arc now searching for re-
mains. II 10 supposed other bodies are
buried.
Tho following List Of persons were
killed BY the explosion; Frederick
Haasc. saloon.kesper, leaves q wife and
several children; body not much dis
figured. Bones broken and killed In
stantly. A man named Clark, foreman
for Risdon, burnt to q crisp. A colored
man named Brown takon from the ruins
dead, not much disAgursd. Employed
q messenger. James Mcintyre died
after removal 70 the Hospital. He was
discharged from the navy . few days ago;
also the truck driver before mentioned.
The oonsignsss Of goods In the bonded
warehouse were J. @. Merrill 4 Co..
Forbes Bros, II. p. Blanchard 4 Co..
@. Adolph Lowe & Co. and Psrrott 4
Co. The loss. Of goods In the ware
house 10 estimated at from 100000 10
$e0O, 900.
rsrrias Explssiss ef0isss Powder.
San FRlxcpoo. April 7.-Shortly Boz
fore 1 O'Clock this afternoon. the city
vas shaken by an explosion. followed
quickly by an alarm Of dre from the boz
st the corner OF Stewart and Folsom
streets. On the arrival OF the dremeu
Ut the corner Of Harrison and Spear
streets, q fearful scene presented itself.
Next west Of Hathsway's brick bonded
warehouse wa 0 small wooden building
used by Mr.. Risdon, contractor for 70.
moving Rincon rock, ~ a efice. His
foreman, Mr.. CLARK, was engaged In all.
ing giant powder cartridges when tho
explosion occurred. The Office and o
and restaurant at the corner, and
two fmno buildings adjoining. were
blown into fragments. The wall OF tho
warehouse on tho east Wa
crushed In. and the warehouse, . large
hay barn on tho opposite side Of Harri-
son street and tho debris Of the frame
buildings were 0 Of fiamc, and from
the burning pile camo cries and groans
Of crushed and mangled men, women
and children, caught In tho fallen ruins
and writhing In the embrace Of
tho flames. The heat was i~ntonse, rem
dering assistance almost impossible. by
thu greatest e%rortiops q number OF T.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-08

An Ohio youth l. 70 Be- hanged nsIi
March for killing . small boy 70 obtain
possession Of . pound Of brown sugar.
Il was the principle Of tho thing. not
the sugar, which inhusncsdths jury.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-08
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
'''sii. 70 IN .s., ~. s.sr III.
; poMEsTio MEWs. -

- .fi''
Irssps ~ Hsssss
fzrIApsissrA' Apni ga ds'son'
nsns OF lSo volunteers started n's
morning for Hazslton, and . third %
tAchnsnt leaves this aitsrnoon. n
DsssAsf-rifsss.
NEW Xosx, April S.-in the bsseesf
trial this morning. although Al parties
vsrs prsssns promptly. proceedings did
net commences I'LL fully ID minutes afssr
The usual hour counsel for defence
being snsassd IN consultation. Bsschsr
resumed, " tssdnsd: In December.
1871 ! don't think there was any Inter.
view between Tfifon o myself about
Rsv. Dr.. Storfs, nor 90 ! remember .
conversation about his vsstt to Storrs.
Whom Mr.. Tflton ~ reading the
tus story. and when DO prefaosda
passage BY saying u you could stand
that, you could stand 1t al. didn't
say DO might ~ well state the fact 90
pat In that way. In Subsequent con-
vsnation with Moulton / said ! was q
blockhssd II he supposed that ! would
stand that sentence; this was said v
protest. houiton said something about
IN interview with Tracy o shis mat
ter; We were talking and hs dropped
that his lawyers had said 20 and 20; I
started with surprise, and he said no
wouldn't carry the case further without
lawyers. 10 said something about
Tracy. but thsre was no understanding
between us that Tracy should b brought
into H. nor did l propose ~. name
Ihs understanding ~as 'hA' . iaSy,r'
snooid % : in'o oui
D y Ai0
regard 70 the Conversation, No stated ne
had talked with witness about employ
ing Tracy - counsel. Bsschsr said that
nothing Of the kind occurred; Il was all
Imagination; Mouiton never said to me
he had told Tracy that ] was guilty Of
adultery with Mrs. Tilton and that
be (Tfscy) said II this was true
u must BE- kept quiet at all hazards.
II 10 absolutely false, said the witness.
thsrs V WORD OF truth In II. IT'S
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-08

Observation-Disclosures ~ the Medical proS
800. n, WIN mars Bsissm for the LunD
1870 :ns,hs G,,ds and Consumption, and oil
SIsessss o. IN throat and chsst. Dr.. rovns-
icy's Toothschs Anodyne cares In one MIN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-08

A x,s died near Troy. Lately. Who
In his time had consumed 100000
quarts Of bssr, and smoked more than
four tons Of tobacco. 10 Wa cut Oh u
the Age Of 30. 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-08

Srocx BnoxERs.--The Office OF W. d,
Pratt 4 Co.. stock brokers. il at No Al
South O street, Virginia. They buy AND
sell stocks strictly on commission and
advance money on approved securities.
The arm II . careful and reliable one,
and tho members have had an extch'
sivs experience. - dealers In al lead
ing mining stocks.
RacovERmo.--Tho friends Of Jak'
White, proprietor Of the omnibus lint
between Gold Hill and Virginia, vii
DO pleased TO learn That since his arriva
At the Paso Robles Springs, In Califor
mia, he IL rapidly recovering from hi
attack Of rhsumatsm.
NEW Moox.-Tho o o made IL
appearance night bsforo last. and viii
Il osme Q favorable change In the wealth
or. Az the horns arc mp. II IL what The
Pennsylvania Dutch farmers call q dry
moon.
PKnsoSAL.--Uncls Horace vcsoy. oil
the Gisnbrook House, has arrived from
Lake Tahoe, and IL making preparation
10 open his fashionable place Of resort
In superior style during the coming sea-
son.
Muxxo PIrKxT.-Ths Bullion Min
ing Company yesterday received an u
q nak.ok
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-08

ALApr q Memphis says abe doesn'i
wsni any isvslry. hasn't q isoting-sl..s
In the house, and wouldn't take q silk
drsss q . III. Memphis has another
living oudoslty-a cross-syed cat:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-08

Nus.M-"Hov do~ yoss brother
c,l on In New York, Parksri' Lsdy's
NId-"vsry well indeed, ms'am,thHnk
you. Hes only BEEN there ths.r
months, and he's already beginning 70
upsak The language beautiful. "-Psmeh.