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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-21

SAN FnlSccIsco, December 2i.-The
Committee OF Bankers who have the
plan for Q Clearinghouse under discus
sion. moot this afternoon to consult as
10 the most feasible plan.
Southern border troubles arc assum.
ing importance, and the military au.
thoritiss are discussing whether troops
will Be sent to the California boundary.
General schofsld will decide to-day or
tomorrow as TO future course. There
are so few troops at his disposal. how
ever, that II IL probable that no more
than q company Of artillery will be sent
nnlsss the disturbances increase. Tho
United States steamer Lackawana. lately
reattsd here. will sail down tho coast in
a few days, to DO on hand u needed.
The Ala says the National Guard may
b called upon to go also.
Advices from China state that the %.
cidsntal and Oriental S~teampship Com
pany have chartered two tirst-class screw
steamers to run on the San Francisco
and Panama route. in connection with
their trans Pacific line. They wero 10
have loaded at Liverpool for Japan tho
middle Of December.
The entries to the four.mils raco nre
wildidle. Rutherford. springbok. Grin.
stsd. Katie Psass, Revenue and Faster.
The latter. an Oregon horse, was let In
on payment Of entrance fee. A purse
Of $50. 900 has been lodged in the bank
by the Jockey Club. The race comes
of on .washinAton's birthday. with
favorable weather. or on The next follow.
ing good day and track.
The ship Lsshing Wave arrived at
this port from Tacoma yesterday, max.
ing the round trip In twenty-five days.
tho quickest ON record.
The Fair In aid OF the Roman Catho.
lie Orphan Asylum closes at Platt's Hall
To- night. The entertainment has boon
Q perfect success. and . large sum has
been realized for that benevolent insti'
tuition,
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C~nraveiiing the Mystery Conucc.
sed with she shestisE % WIN. 10.
white.

Coroner Mayer. Of Virginia. held al
inquest last evening. into the circum
stances connected with the shooting d
VIM. II. White. Five witnesses vert
examined. a synopsis Of whose testimo
ny will DO found below:
DR.. +. W. Conn said be was callet
into the Palace Saloon. South Q street.
Virginia, to attend the wounded man,
and found him suffering FROM profus,
hemorrhage. He "a shot in the lower
third Of the thigh. tho ball penetrating
inward and downward. The doctor
extracted the ball. Found 1t nee.
essary to amputate his leg as the only
chance OF saving his life. The lower
part Of the leg and foot. from the very
first. showed a lack Of vitality. which
the doctor attributed 10 the division OF q
nerve.
James Sheridan, q bar-keeper at the
Silver Palace saloon. said he and Mr..
White were standing In the saloon when
a row started on the outside. Mr. White
sau W ~ ", aneu P a,", ~" sa,oo,,
holding his leg as II wounded. Another
man. shot In the hand. also came in.
Brown ,ha n,onr;s,ors of tbe saloon.
All, and;n, ,hsm Ina ,.turnsd 40 tbe
saloon anJ then went out In search Of a
doctor. He aid moi know who fired the
not
Thom., cp,rv a miner. said no WINS
In ,bs saloon vLan n row began on the
or,.ij.. s,sn,;nn ont Ina saw officer XII.
i.x Vim raYaiysr in Lis hand, mined
80 nsw.J D;n,n I'm low.riny
sns-..man a.. A.. nrrnoss ~ nn,,;n, Il
49,, h I ,hannh, !, Vas J;sch,rrsJ ns
ssw ~ oa,c.ss male soysraI arrests. he
H. saw Whit, Alter Ina Was voun5eJ
m. az o,,y nns nis,oi drawn onJ was
nos;,;,a !, wns in h hand. NJ officer
Enaa WIS.,"
T vu..,. ,..,;..,x 500. Ian,
AMI '" minute II. ..ia ,wc man ,amsS
WN.aa.aS Gu - .rsx..rn. e.
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FOUND DEAD.
The nedy Of - Man Fesnd In the
Lane Mar stable this Morning.

Since tho Ere in Virginia many per-
IONS have been in the habit Of sleeping
in the loft over the Lone Star stable ON
the Divide. Among the number was q
quiet hammered man, who said very Lit.
tie to anybody. He usually came there
in the evening. spread out his blankets
and went to sleep; getting up in the
morning. folding up and placing them
to one side, and going of about his bu.
siness.
II appears that in all the time he has
been sleeping at the stable. no one
learned his name or occupation. This
morning hs was found sitting against q
bale OF hay. having evidently been dead
for some time. His body was conveyed
to the undertaking establishment Of
Brown < Wilson ON ID street. Virginia,
and the Coroner notified Of tho death.
We understand he had some baggage.
among which there are probably some
some papers that may lead to his idsn-
tity. As some Of our readers may have
known the man. IL would perhaps not
be amiss for them to take u look ut the
body.
Coroner Mayer will hold an inquest
next Friday evening at Z O'Clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-21

NEW STYLE on RoorrSo We have
recently been shown a new style Of
49,, ,..a,, ,.,.,,.l nv SCOTT b
Co., Cineinnah' ohio' whieh ior "n'
plicity. effectiveness, substantial dura-
| bii;,x M .tyls anil eheapness. rather Laws
over ANYTHING We, brought to our notice
in that line. II is simply strips Of good
stout shest,iron, eight lee. Ions ny TWO
.sst s'. y ' Ill ~ a, into sach MN, in
very peculiar, vet very simple and
effective manner. with lip or strap
attachments; whereby each sheet can %
hrmiy nai,eu 70 q . foo'' ~, SHOWING
not q single nall.hsau after Tue rooi ~
completed. Tho great facility with
which il can be laid IN not the least
recommendation in its favor. requiring
but little ingenuity or imc. A man anu
q boy could single u Westinghouse
with II In n day. Ii ONE ready painted
with a metallic paint for immsdiass use,
and 10 practical mechanic can see u
without approaching Its superior adSah.
tages at q single glance. Specimens OF
ii al be seen nj Giosons saloon voiu
Hill. or at Doc. spsldins,s saloon. 'ir-
ginia. W.D.C.Gibson ana WI Doane
have the agency for this locality n
have sent for q large 'o,; wn'ea WI
airiNe a ass.,a ~. lila new and sx.
s.Ilsnt si,le Of roofing into special con-
| alteration.
vu,v., .xn Dxrs,x,x,so.-Mrs.
-A ----.,- $1,000
NJ. j. Mcintyre the ehs'seu' "A1 P'p.
ular milliner and dressmaker Of Gold
mn Give. notice in another column
,I.u.n.,.a a, Ia, ola
to-day ma. sag ma ;,s T. r Fo,'s
stand. VAN sies.; opP U.w and cboice
ba'cnet snoP, u,;uins,x and fancy
s'oen a." LAT .ba has sscured the
services Of an experienced hr.t.elass
dressmaker. direct from new i9.. ..y.
who whi s'.snu ~ al IN srsnebs.
uon OF 'no a.. mn., -n,,isct satis.
and suAfan'es' I".s.. Inc .,n.r;.
faction. "r .w;n.n,is a. hs,
encs IN .hs M ~ a.~,shi;.hm.ni .
Tor ecnaasI .nJs and ,hs n.blio can
anu no. o.u 10, ala will allow none
rest assu,sa IN. n=a,son.cs An On sv.v
who si.s ne' M. ~, sJvsrtis,msn
d~issatsnsu. III
ana s'''
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Fear. or . Piood a, Madrid.


Madrid. Dec. 2l.-Ths river Mans.
tsres has been rising rapidly for the past
two days. and a serious food Is feared.
The heart Of the city is already inunda.
ted and railways stopped.
AsEry retentates.
LONDON. Deer 2l.-Iudia newspapers
declare the native princes enragcd at in.
suits and disrsspect, exhibited ut lie
Prince Of Wales reception.
vaiamHsesia Resigns.
New YoRx, Dec. 2l.-A London spec
ial says that valamssda's resignation
as Captain General OF Cuba, has been
accepted. and Joucllar will return TO
Cuba as Chief Of the Government.
Builien wishdrawn-The 0ibbst at
keWgate.
LONDON, December 2l.-The bullion
withdrawn from the Dank OF England
on balance to-day was cit, 1000.
Henry Wainwright. convicted OF the
murder OF Harriet Lane In White Chapel
Road in this city, was hung at Newgats
to-day. Just before ho was pinioned ho
handed the Governor Of the Prison n
written statement which he desired
made public. In this paper he acknowl.
edges the justice Of his sentence, though
hs does not explicitly admit that he
murdered the young woman.
Spanish M%iaisserial Changes.
Madrid, Dec. 2l.-Gencral Jovellnr.
Minister Of War. has been appointed
Captain General Of Cuba. and with Ca.
balla will shortly leave for Cuba.
General Qussads will be appointed
Commander.in-C hisf Of the armies OF
the North.
Mount vesuvius 0sstisg ZIP Steam.
NArLn. Dec. 2l.-Mount vesuvius
shows . gradual increase Of fro and
smoke. The instruments In the obser.
vatory arc In motion. and Prof. PALMER
predicts q long period Of eruption.
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school,.
The P.slie schools or Geld lliii %
Close Dsrisg the Holidays
Tsasher~' Meeting. etc.

The public schools OF this town will
close for the holidays at noon next Fri
day. to reopen January 81. The regu'
lar monthly meeting Of the school
teachers will be held at tho Central
School building ON the afternoon Of
Friday. the eth. instead Of the 3ist.
inst. rs specified by the rules lately
adopted by the Board OF School Trus-
tees.
An examination OF the Lower Gold
Hill School will DO held next Thursday
afternoon, at which. Professor J. n.
Flint. County Superintendent of Educa-
ton. will be present. Sir. Davis, the
teacher Of the school. has an excellent
reputation. and doubtless the exercises
will be interesting and instructive. To
the best Of our knowledge, mono Of the
other teachers will hold an examination
OF their schools, but IL such Is their in
tention. and they will notify Us Of the
fact, we will be happy to publish Ii, so
that those interested in educational mat
tiers may DO prepared to attend.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-21

Courts to-day, with the exception Of ihs
Police aud Probate, adjourned over. out
OF respect to the mseiory Of Alexander
j. Ering. late Judge Of the Thirteenth
District Court.
George Phillips, q youth recently
employed as Office boy by DR.. Ellin.
wood, and lately arrested for thsits
committed at the houses where he had
been dispatched on errands by his en-
ploysr. has disclosed the whereabouts Of
q perfect bonanza OF miscellaneous
property consisting mainly Of clothing
OF all kinds, jswelry, ornaments. etc..
thu proceeds Of his de~predations, in all
amounting to about one thousand dol.
lars. besides q considerable amount OF
money which ho owns to have stolen and
spent. To-day eight charges Of petit
and n Of grand larceny were entered
against him.
The steamer Los Angeles. which sx.
perienccd such rough handling ON her
recent trip TO Victoria. and concerning
whose safety so much anxiety was felt,
also returned to-day.
Stocks. which were weak In the
Board to-day, showed no particular i'm.
provcment on the street.
Considerable interest is beginning 10
DO manifested In the coming election Of
officers in the San Francisco Stock
Board. John W. Coleman and Mark
Mcdonald are prominent candidates for
Secretary. The fight will center on the
Secretary ship. Frank Lawton, the
present incumbent, will try to hold on,
and Frank Swift 10 favorably mentioned.
John 8. Robb and Mr.. Quay. new men,
bers. are also put forward by their
friends.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany's steamer Vasco do CANA arrived
this morning from Australia. News
from there Is unsmportant.
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The Fourth Cavalry Is now with the
Chsyenues and part OF the Fifteenth is
with the Anpahoss TO keep peace.
1rhs Csatsasiai Jsnket.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Dec. 2l--Ths
President OF the Centennial Board Of
Fin,noe publishes q card saying that the
citizens OF Philadelphia contributed
the funds to entertain on Saturday last
the President. Supreme Court and Con.
grsss. and the Centennial Board Of
Finance no part thereof.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-21

The wonD "sozoDosr." which has
already become a household word, Is de.
rived from the Greek. and composed Of
two words, Sozo and 0dontes. "Sozo,"
translated, means TO preserve, and
"Odontes," tho teeth" Sozodont." a
p~rsscrver OF the teeth. And II Is true 10
It's name. II beauties aud preserves
the teeth. hardens and i~nvigoratss the
gnms, and corrccts all impurities OF the
breath. The odor Of this pure prepara.
ton IL 20 delightful that II Is q luxury
to apply II. II Is AZ harmless as water.
Sold by druggists and perfumers.
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KICKED ny A HoRsE. - As William
Ramsay. an engineer at the Silver Hill
mine. was returning home from work
last Friday evening. a horse which he
usually rides between his residence, back
Of Fort Homestead, and the mine, kicked
him on the nose. making an ugly wound
and shattsring the bones in u frightful
manner. He was taking q short cut
from the Rhode Island mill to his home.
being ON foot at the time and driving
his horse up the trail ahead Of him.
The animal not going fast enough. Mr..
Ramsay hit him a smart tap to assist
his locomotion. with the effect above
stated. DIR. Manson attended him.
CHRISTMAS PRrsESrs.-A splendid and
we'll selected assortment Of goods suita.
bio for Christmas or New Years pres
ents can 10 found at the Virginia Post
Office News Depot. Fancy writing
desks. ladies' and gents dressing cases,
portfolios. musical albums, fine gift
books, and numerous other desirables in
that line. suitable for presents. besides
an extensive stock Of stationery, etc.,
can be found there at the most rsasona.
bic rates. Read their advertisement,
and then stop In and examine their
goods.
MArISKE.-M. NJ. Friedrich. the enter.
prising Comstock jswolry manufacturer.
commenced the sale. by auction. OF his
entire stock Of jswelry. fancy goods,
etc., to-day. Thursday he will have a
sale at his old stand, on South G street,
for the especial benefit Of the ladies Of
this section. Such m opportunity for
purchasing rare and elegant jewelry may
never again be presented to our ladies.
and those DESTROYS Of purchasing will
therefore do well to attend.
ASpY's SALOON. ANDY Stephens and
Andy Haggsrty have entered into a
partnership to run a saloon named after
themselves, at No. IL. South c street.
Virginia, next door to the White House.
Both these popular gentlemen extend .
cordial invitation 10 all their old friends.
and the public generally to give them a
call and sample Some Of the excellent
wines, liquors and cigars they keep
constantly on hand. See their procla-
nation in our advertising columns.
Bnowx's BnoScuiAL TRocnEs. for pull
monary and asthmatio disorders, have
proved their efficacy by q test OF many
years, and have received testimonials
from eminent men who have used them,
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,,,pp you THE HpIZOOrIC.

DR.. Dc Labrousss. the well.tnosn Veterinary
sunyeon NJ yireinls City, IL q decided success
I'm Tue matter OF curing the eplEootic. lie has
q remedy that knocks Il evcry time. he has
inst cured the horpes Of Stern D Son, grocery
and prvyision Dealer. OF Gold Hill also all tho
sfilcted horses In Sine Oes's cnvu Point
Livery stable. Lower Gold Hill. and 70 resdy 10
cure ever case that 10 brought 10 his notice
lie skiIifiiiy and eiectuaily treats all diseases
which hvrss nerh IL heir TO. and curing the
epiIootc il merely . pleasant pastimc for him.
Head his adyertissment. In another column. ~
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sucoMD DispAToH.

The Clearing House-The Mexican
Border Trouble~-Troeps Called
Fer-Perhaps w~ar-Niere steam.
ers-Eutries for the 0reat -Four
NILE Racs-Ths Race 90 Come
or On wsshinEton's Birth Nay
Quickest Trip on Record-sue
cess or she Catholic Fair.
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WHERE DOES IT ALL CONE FROM ?


Pints and quarts Of filthy Catarrhal
discharged Where does Il all come
from1 Tho mucous membrane which
lines the chambers OF the nose, and its
little glands, are diseased, so that they
draw from the blood It's liquid, and CT.
posurs to tho air changes II into corruP-
ton. This lifs.liquid IL needed to build
up the system, but It Is extracted, and
the system Is weakened by the loss. To
cure. gain flesh and strength by using
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
which also acts directly upon these
glands, correcting them, and apply DR..
Sags's Catarrh Remedy with DR.. Pierce's
Nasal Douche. the only method Of reach
ing the upper cavities, where the dis
charge Accumulates and ome from.
Tho instrument and both medicines sold
by druggists and dealers In medicines.
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srarIoSRRY AND JRwgLRY.

]. d. Marshall, at the Gold I'LL Pos,
ONCE store, 10 sole agent for. 81
ths San Yrancirco and Sacramento daily
papers. All the latest Eastern periodieal.,
magazines. ETC.. received ~ FOOD a. publi.hed,
and delivered In any part of town. b!ans
books and stationery In great variety. blsnh
books OF every description made 70 order y
short notice. Gold aud silver wAtcnes, e,oe c,
and = ine assortment Of Jewelry repairing IN
that ilns neatly and well DONE. large sioch
OF TOYS ami fancy gvods. Bee regular savef'
tI.erneut In another column. JOS
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cnRMIcAI. srRRNaTH.

Save me. hedth and money. Avoid quaeta
and buy Chemical strength, sold BY ell
drugrists. Instructions full. and . euro guar.
snteci ia any case OF facilitating dreams Tor
seminal weAkncss), and Al alarming symptoms
Of nervous decay, rcsuIting IRON sslI-abuse'
.xcssses or any cause. RAN q BRiauAn.
Wholessls Agents, san Francisco. Price %
mar hottie. .
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sUYg0CATING Cough.

In Q letter TO Mrs. LsIs, Of Chicago, . wei
known contributor TO the Western press, she
ascrIbes the cure OF q dangerous cough. aeeom.
panied by bleeding at the lung., 10 liaie,
she ssyr. sthreatened TO suff0cate me- . =
but lie Honey OF Ilorchoand and Tar has
removed every trace Of It." The letter was Ia
4 Iady friend In this city. who has placed 10 at
the disposal Of q. N. Crttrnt0n, Z Sixth ave
nne. Pixies Toothaehs Drops ours In cns
minuta
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COURT.

The following business was transacted
in the First District Court, yesterday,
Judge Rising presiding;
Estate OF r. Hammill. deceased-0r.
der to sell stocks Of deceased.
Estate OF A. NJ. Edgington, deceased
Order made allowing the widow $500
per month during the settling Of the es-
tate.
Haynie 4 Co. vs.. John Carroll-De-
fault Of all parties not presenting liens
ut this day was entered and causes con-
tinued to January @.
Henry Conbrough W. Silver Lake
Mining Conpany-Ordsr for alias exc
cution to issue. returnabls In thirty days.
ii. Muckls W. ID. W. Hsnnessey--
Plaintiff given ten days additional time
TO substitute complaint.
A. Louck W. W. 4. Hoffman and W.
Ford and Z. II. Ford Va. s~ame-Judg-
msnt entered for plaintiffs rs prayed for
in each ause.
Holmes vs.. Holmes -Decreo Of divorce
was granted.
weinrich ct al. W. Portsus-Demur-
rer over.rulsd and defendant given ten
days TO answer.
Lonkey & smith VI. J. WEIGH Of al
Defendant Savage Company given
ten additional days to plead.
Stevenson vs.. Kellogg - Defendant
given ten additional days to substitute
plsadings.
Estate Of c. G. Green. deceased
A. N. Cole appointed administrator with
bond fixed at $4,000.
Virginia and Truckee Railroad vs..
]. O. Hampton OF h.-Petition heard
and l.. T.. Drsxlsr. W. b. Hickok and
J. c. Masel appointed commissioners to
assess the value Of the property prayed
to DO condemned; Friday, the Gath. at II
A. N. at the Office Of tho County Clerk,
set for the first meeting Of the com
missioners and tho I'd OF January set as
the day to fle their return.
The court then adjourned for the
term. Tho next term commences on
/ Monday, January 3.
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Bnoky Loosk.-Ed. Gallery. who Is al
prc.en, undergoing a course OF training
for his wrestling match with Henry
Martin. ran away from his trainer
(Gallaeher) yesterday. and contrary !,
all rules, took . good square m -"
Radoyich & Name eating stAnu. Nv
doubt Ed, like many Others unoet A
La r;,cumstance., thinks the prepare.
ton for the match 10 the harvest part u
the business.
LADIES. FIrx.-Ths fair given BY the
i.di.. Of Virginia. over j. h j. b. MAJ
ion'. .tore. south G street. for the pen.
IN Of 81. Mary's Hospital, continues 70
be the greatest attraction IN
MANY very elegant and costly sla..
aro nightly being rallied on. ana r.y
war, pretty things made by the cnilaI.n
unJer the charge Of the Sisters OF enA
ity. are for sale.
IxrKmilL swrrcn.-The work o. ny
I'M. .w;tch 10 the Imperial ore dump.
h.,w.., ,he Fort Homestead tunnel anu
= ..;i,oaa crossing on Main street. was
.owmsnesd BY the v. & 7. X. y. Com.
asny today. Framing tho nmoers 'o'
iho dump Is also going ON.
Grx Cohn & Isaacs OF the WINE
uou.s. No. iG South @ street. Virginia.
cali. and .ee their splendid new stock
Of clothing. Mr.. Cohn nas ia's'y
turned from q trip 10 San franeisco,a n'
The goods Of his selection arc now An'
ing daily.
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uwYMAN BROs. 4, Co.

The weii.kpown Furniture Dealers. It's Soath
q street, ars closing out their large stoek, ~
they have leassd Q siofe further down town,
and propose TO optn there shortly with . new
stock. Nssntlms, they are selling furniture ai
cost prices at No. IT'S South q street. lin
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering nom the srrors and
indlscretions Of youth. nervous weakness,
carly decay. loss of manhood. etc.. I win send
Q recipe that will cure 700. free Of charge.
TIL great remedy was discovered by . mis-
SO ny In south AneIic.. send !. ss,l,:S
station ID, Bible House, New York city.
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STOCK REPokr.
l~HrrOHrrD DAILY NJ =. p. .KrArrss . CO.,

SAN rnASeisco STOCK boARp.
last EvesisE
50 Meadow Valley, az
us Raymond and Ally. n, TN, TX
-, tureia Con-, Ia. ls,s, 10 b
100 Jsekson, IN
us Aips.
- Rye rai,h.
$50 Leopard. i2s. i9k
AS jefferson. ts.5
SIS 0ila. .. a.
us Northsra Belle. -
1870 nus.ey, ~. IL. ~. boo. ~. his
no Advance. ~
$40 Coco Con. NIX
a0 New Coss. IN
60 Golden Chario, asc
.oa Amazon. 1s.i..is
leo rruspsct.5
2~oo Monumental. ~
loo Santa lio-s. IL
90 cos. Virginia, aaS. AJAX. 30
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iiro Justice. siS. "a. a.X
I'D Caiif.rris IL. 40. en- Gu.
ss5 Ophir. ~, ~ IN. IN. Az
100 Overman. 81. 80 bD
"a MeticAn. -. t9A
2O sisrra Nevada. an, ny
IS yellow Jacket, 100
csS Hest and.Bslcher. 81, IN.
81 Savage, "a, tts
80 u.is 4 NeIcrsss. u
go beieh. q. 3sk. Jss ho
as ooaii asd Curry. IN. ~
10 Crswn Point. SS
This MsFaiaE.
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30 iihle .N.s,'sSs's
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-21

stage Robbed and the Robbers
BADLY Feoied.
Los ASoEI.xs, Dec. 2l.-The Tele'
graph stage, bound up. was robbed this
morning near Lyons Station, IS miles
from here. Nothing was taken but the
express box. The agent here, informs
Us that the box contained no treasure OF
anything Of value, and that the robbers
were hugely svindlsd.
Weather warm and pleasant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-21
Departures I.ass Ev-sias.


Regular meeting Of the Board Of Town
Trustees. December 20. 1876. Present.
Trustees Williams, woolley. Day. Hall.
and President Mundsll.
Minutes OF meeting Of December 9Th
read and approved.
In the matter Of Mrs. Booths taxes,
il was ordered that they be RENTED.
Mrs. T.. Nash's bill against the town
for sci for board Of T. Fisher and wife,
and 7. Fishers bill for ga 30 for dam
ages caused by the caviug OF the Levia,
than bulkhead, were. On motion. referred
10 the Finance Committee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-21

Philosopher Pickett Sues the IN.
prems Court Or C~alifsrnia fer
False Imprisonnsen tsse1usion
Of Postponed Race.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-21
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