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The New York herald., 1875-08-24
THE WAR IN THE EAST.
THE LONDON TIMES ON THE HERzEaovN1AN
REVOLT.

THE LONDON TIMES ON THE HERzEGoyINIAN
REVOLT.
LONDON, August 23 1876.
The Times, in leading article says;-'If any mode
could be devised OF giving Herzegovina and Bosnia
independence similar to that enjoyed by serva 1t would
be great relief to the Porte and advantage to Eu
rope" The writer points to the gradual and inevitable
disruption of the Ottoman Empire He protests against
the supposton that the foreign policy of England might
be governed in the interests the holders of Turkish
bonds.
The article concludes :-''whenever the moment ar
rives for further step toward liberation Of the outy-
the movement If that should appear desirable"
THE INSURGENTS REINFORCED AND RESOLVED
ON ATTACKING TREBIoNE.
VIENNA August 23 1875.
despatch to Free Press says the insurgent
force besieging Trebigne has been considerably
forced and is resolved to attack the city tomorrow
TURKISH PRISONERS SHOWN NO QUARTER-IN-
sURGENTs IN THE CRETE MOUNTAINS.
LONDON August 24-6A NJ.
special to the Standard from viepna says the
Herzegovinan insurgents have massacred ninety-nvc
Turkish prisoners captured at Marsic.
Bands of insurgents are assembling in the
tans of Crete
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A LONDON FAILURE.

11VNDUNi AugUsI %, IoIO
Edward Hewitt Son, provision dealers, of Montague
Close, have failed. with 1926, 900 liabilities.
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CENTRAL DEPOT.

MORNING, AT HALFPAsT TWO. FROM GRAND
CyNrpA DEPOT
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SPAIN.

THE AIFoNsIsTs ENCRoAcHING ON THE STRONG
HOLD OF THE CARLIsTs.
LONDON, August %, 1875.
Madrid dispatches report that the Alonssts at SEQ
de Urge have severed the communications between the
citadel and outlying fort which defends it, and have
cut the aqueduc which furnished the beseged with their
principal supply Of water
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A-PATENT WIRE SIGNS ENGRAVED METAL
and Brass SIGNS packed and shipped.
- fTPHAN A co $50 and 252 Canal street.
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AWAITED, EVERY PERSON AFFECTED WITH
catarrh to call on HENRY REED & CO., 6+3 Broadway.
and get free trial bottle of Dr. LAWS CArARRH CURE
The New York herald., 1875-08-24

WIGS, ToUPEES, 6C--G. RAUCHFUSs, PRACrl.
cal wigmaker and importer OF Human Hair, No ~ Lass
Twelfth street. near Broadway.
The New York herald., 1875-08-24

GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS ARE A
bulwak acknowledgements dyspepsia indigestion and
kindred disorders entirely cured by these healthgivng pills
AS blood purifier they unequaed. Sold everywhero-
an REFEBERG COMPANY 56 Reade street, New York
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CONNECTING WITH THE LAKE SHORE AND
GREAT WESTERN HALLWAY OF ,6AlTI 6AMADA Svrsr Ar
AND SOUTHWEST 1yEys ONLY REGSLIAIR .II on FARE kE
HERALD OFFICE; PASSENGERS RECEIVED FOR
PoUGHKEEPsIE, ALBANY, sARAToGA PALATINK
BRIDGE UTICA, SYRACUSE, ROCHESTER,, BATA-
VIA, BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS AND SUSPEN-
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
Tickets now be purchased through TO Saratoga
Take Herald train Schenectady where carriages will DO
In waiting convey passengers to Saratoga arriving hero
in time for breakfast. -
Fare from New York including delightful drive of 10
miles through the country &c 20
made Saratoga rail for Lakes George
Luzerne and Schroon arriving there before noon.
The New York herald., 1875-08-24

RUPTURE.-NO MORE COO PER CENT PROFITS;
60 Surgical Bazaar l2Se Broadway, for your TsussSs
sired with vesey street Truss ofico GEO CALDWELL,
late Marsh A Co.
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STUPENDOUS AND UNMrTIGATED NUISANCE
All varieties Of metal The EiArIC TRUSS CONE
PANYS appliances 6s3 Broadway easy night aud day.
always retaining, soon cure rapture,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-12


Saw FnAScrsco, Nov. also P. NJ
In connection with tho loss Of the Pa.
ciGc. tho following telegram from Canada
WINS received last evening.
LONDON. Ontario. Nov. IL. - Con-
ductor Frnzer has received q telegram
from his brother. who he said had been
saved from the wreck. He and Jslloy
were both from this city.
The man referred to Is evidently A.
Frazer. ono Of the cabin passengers.
John j. Clark. administrator Of the
estate OF Alexander Rae. flod n CON.
plant In tho Ninth District Court yes
terday against Loren Coburn. 4. p.
Sparrowhawk, G.. N. Stanton, VIM.
Wolf and u. @. Balloon to recover
s1OO.0O0 damages for tho alleged
killing OF Alexander Rsa In July
last. The complaint alleges that defend
ants wilfully and corruptly conspired
together to tako possession Of tho wharf
at Pigeon Point and kill Rae. which
they did. Rae loft IN nged mother. two
%sistsn-ons Of whom is a hopeless Grip.
pie and n young brother, oil dependent
upon him for support.
A dispatch to Goodall, Nelson 4 Per.
kins, from Port Townsend, says the
revenue cutter. Oliver wolcott, returned
by this place ut 0i5. She brought Neil
O'Hanlsy, Quartsrmastor Of the Pacific,
but no other survivors, nor found any
trace Of any othon. They buried at
Neah Bay, the body Of Robert Jones,
one OF the under stewards. The cutter
experienced very severe weather ! In fact
a gale has been blowing ever since -
o'clock the night Of the wreck. Tho
coast south Of Cape Flattsry was traced
for twenty miles by the aid Of Indian
canoes. Barclay Sound. on yancou.
yer Island. was closely searched by
the United Statss cutter. and on Coffee
Island there was found Captain Sawyer.
Of the Boston ship 0rpheus with his
crew cncamped on tho beach. The
orpheus was the ship which the Pacific
collided with. She was struck abait the
iorechains and all her starboard gear
carried away. She lay to until Friday
afternoon repairing damages, then mado
for land and mistaking the light on
Cape Beals for the Taltoosh light. the
ship ran ashore about 8 o'clock satur.
day morning. Il Is moro than likely
she will provo o total loss. Capt. Sawyer,
his wife and 81 men were brought here
by the wolcott. The chief mate Of the
Orphsus was left by the ship until the
owners can be heard from. Search has
been prosecuted with energy and thor
oushly In tho face OF extremely bad
weather and high winds. There Is
but littlo hope that any moro lives will
DO saved unless possibly some may have
been picked up BY passing vessels and
carried TO other dorts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-12

10 wEAnIsoNE CONDITION OF HU-
xANIrY How many wretched homes
In our lAndl How many heart-broken
invalids! Life with many signifies a
mere onerous existence. AL arc SUBJ
jsct TO disease, but whom health Is re-
moved the hope Ia nearly gone out.
Sickness "a usually incurred through e1.
posurs or carelesspess. Especially is
this true with those diseases peculiar to
woman. Through her W imprudenco
and folly she Is made 10 drag out q mis-.
cradle eYistence--a source OF annoyance
and anxiety TO her friends, and any
thing but . comfort and pleasure to hor-
self. Exposure 10 the cold at times
when she should DO most prudent, u
overtaIing her body with laborious en-.
ployment, are both fruitful causes OF
many OF tho maladies from which sho
suffers. Gradually the bloom leaves
her cheeks, her lips grow ashy white,
her vivacity departs, she continually er-
periences q feeling OF WEAKNESS and gen.
sral langour. and altogether presents q
ghostly appearance. What does she
nssd7 Should she take some stimulat.
Ing drug. which will for the time mako
her feel better, or does her entire system
demand rsparationf She requires some
thing which not only will restore TO
health tho deceased organs, but will
tone and invigorais the system. DR..
Piercs's Favorits Prescription will do
this. II imparts strength to the dis.
eased parts, brings back the glow Of
health, and restores comfort where pre-.
viously there was only suffering.
Every invalid lady should send for
''The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser" In which over fifty pages are
devoted to the consideration OF those
diseases peculiar to women. II will be
sent. postpaid, TO any address. for
Si.5O. Address, II. V. Pierce, II. D.,
Worlds Disponsary, Buffalo, N. \.
Agents wanted to sell this valuable
-ort
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-12

TlIs RsLikf cOAAIrrEE.
The NussSer who Have Received
Aid. and che Artielss Dissribated.

An examination Of the last report
made by the Relief Committee Of vir-
ginia. shows that 3Go persons. mp to
last Monday. had received provisions
from the Committee. G7s have received
vomen's clothing. and il76 persons
blankets. mattresses. quilts, and men
snd boys clothing. In thus classifying
the distribution. tho actual number Of
persons receiving AID il greater than IL
should be. ~ the same persons in many
cases received articles from each depart
ment. In tho womsn's department. $50
shasls were distributed. iG pairs OF
shoes, 1868 yards dress goods. and
G.js3 pieces miscellaneous articles. In
the department Of mattresses, quilts.
blankets, boots. shoes AMI clothing. the
following articles wsro distributed
Blankets l.lOl. mattresses 1876, quilts
-. boots s2G, shoes 80. shirts III.
drawers 2G0. socks lC0. coats loi. pants
lj9. vests -. boys suits &c.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-12

C~oSsrAnLs's SALE.-The Constable's
sale Of tho 6uo stock Of family gro
c%eries, provisions, liquors, crockery.
e,c. in tho store Of ". Il. Rison. Odd
Fellows' Building. Main street, Gold
Mn. will commence on Monday next,
instead Of Saturday rs heretofore an
nouncej. The auction will be con-
tinued until the sale is completed. SEQ
advertisement.
Tur PnospKcr.- in u regular min.
ing summary. yesterday. We forgot to
msution the fact that the stone founda-
tons for the pumping and hosting en-
piues Of the Prospect mine are now
Completed, aud that the engines will be
nut In place as fast as possible,
s.nsyrrI.p Guam ATTENTION. - The
members Of tho sauhsld Guard are or.
der.d 10 meet at Miners Union Hall.
Gold Hill, at . o'clock tomorrow morn
ins. for the purpose Of attending the tar
oct shooting TO be held et American
Flat. See Official notice.
prLrxouEsn.- sixty-ssven delinquent
IA. suits were today entered by Town
ATTORNEY Harris in Justice 1wright's
Court. This looks ~ II n good many
people could not read or did not take
the papers
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-12

TvIcr A wEEK.-Hereafter the Re-
lief Committee Of Virginia will meet but
twice a week Wednesdays aud Satur-
day. a, . o'clock p. ~. but the Distrib-
uiins Committee. consisting Of Messrs.
Whitaker, Monogue. Osbiston, Mckay.
Hampton. Lawrence and Batterman.
will meet at the Third Ward school
house every day at IL o'clock A. n.
All orlsrs for n,eessaries will have to
pass through their hands. except In ex-
trrm. cases, where relief IL required.
when any member of the committee has
III. night To give a verbal orier to Capt.
Rawlings, the storekeeper Of the CON-
mli,ee, who will at once issue the same.
This sometimes causes considerable in
tonrenlenes to many parties making
application for relief. a. IL their
claim IL hot presented before IL o'clock.
1t has to lay over till the next day be-
lore being acted upon. II il claimed
'hh II was necessary to adopt such u
oonrse, because the committee was liable
Otherwise to he imposed upon: but now
some tiembsr Of the Distributing Com
inltss IN a. apt TO know the circumstan-
e.s OF each applicant.
oosFiiNESriEr.-we are pleased to
aekaoHlelse the receipt Of a compli-
msh'aFy ticket to the grand opening ball
OF Tue Carson Guard, TO be given next
TUESDAY evening. November 10th, at the
new iheaist Hall, Carson. No doubt 1t
wiz 10 a well managed. most enjoyable
aualr. ahd a splendid success. A trip
over the railroad To Carson. and home
ifoin the ball on the morning train. is a
pfetty good diversion. especially IL there
a LAZY to help enjoy ii. as there al.
ways should be.
LscrrHs.- lecture will be delivered
before the X. II. H.. by Vim. @. Hyde.
IN Miners Union Hall. Gold Hill. ON
Saturday evening Nov. 10th. The sub
Jset w'll be The United Irishmeu. and
'hs Patriots % lisa" II will tax. In
1ne ., tho most interesting periods Of
itl.h history, and will no doubt be on.
e.uain.as aud instructive. See adver-
ofFicES RsNoyEp.-In our alyet,i,.
ing columns today. Official motto. i
gwen OF the removal Of the San Fran.
ei-eo Offices OF the following comp,nie..
Andes. Cosmopolitan. and Beach anJ
Iahton Mining Companies; also tbs
Manhatten Life Insurance Conp.,v M
New York. and tho San Francisco By;ei
Company.
KrSrreK MrsrrSo.-rhe regular an.
nual meeting Of the stockholders Of N,
Keniuck Mining Company will be bel,
at the company's Office in San Fran
cisco ON the 9th day Of the pre.sn
month. See official notice Of secret,r,
swift in nj advertising columns To-
day.
BInD Losr.-w. W. Tumey gives no
tics in another column that he la. los
q liunst songstsr. for the return o
which he in willing to pay q liberal re
ward. Read his advertisement.
S~oci,nLEs The Methodist Episcops
Church gives asociabl, in Cold Hill thi
evening, ~ does ~. iSh~'= Church
Competition is the H. q tsads>
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-12

a.d sssres en- llaaa-What II
Coats Fer Meath - Rua th<
Eiesmssysary Institut.os.
As IN exact statement Of the money.
provisions, etc., at present in the hands
Of the Relief Committee Of Virgins
has not been made In any OF the Storey
county papers. wo deem II our duty.
having been frequently questioned on
tho subject, to place such . statement
before our readers. The objection that.
II the amount were known, u would
prevent needed contributions In the fu.
ture. which has BY some been raised
against such q statement being publish.
ed, Is not In q opinion q good one,
for the reason that the liberality already
displayed by the charitable In this and
neighboring States Is sufficient guaran.
tee that II II should during the mp.
preaching Winter be necessary to again
call for aid. the call would be AZ libsr.
ally responded to NJ In the first In.
stance. A contrary opinion shows an
unworthy suspicion OF those who have
so nobly responded TO the call for aid by
nj n~eighborins city.
The amount OF money Of present In
the treasury OF the Relief Committee Is
S27, 500. The stores and provisions. OF
which an itomized account would occupy
too much space, are valued at about
$40, 000. making q total OF $37 1900.
The greater part OF the provisions. etc..
nre ut present stored in The basement OF
Wells. Fargo < Co.'S building; only such
a quantity being kept In the Third Ward
school.house--the headquarters OF the
Relief and Distributing Committees
as are required for the necessities OF q
day or two. IL being deemed unsafe
ON account Of the liability Of tho school
building to be destroyed by fire 10 have
them stored there.
Az things are at present arranged IL
costs 81. 40 per month for paid labor
not including the delivery OF nscsssa.
ries 10 suffsrsrs-to run the COMMITTEES.
OF this amount Captain Rawlings, the
manager. draws 5000; Mr.. Loomis.
clerk. $3.50; four laborers. each $40
$3.50; two watchmsn. $3.50 sach-$240;
aud one lady In the womsn's depart.
msnt. 800. II In ussles TO conceal the
fact that many In the community com.
plain that this outlay Of money Is I'M
called for. they claiming that there are
plenty OF competent men who would be
glad to perform the same duties ct half
the cost. Previous to the management
Of the affair by the present committee.
we IRE reliably informed that the total
cost Of the labor OF thirty assistants, sx.
tending over a period OF ton or twelve
days, was but $500.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-12

Tux Cosr oY AN Extra SrssioS.-Ths
advisability Of calling an extra session Of
the Legislature, for the purpose Of pass.
ing an Enabling Act for the city Of vir.
ginia, to contract for certain proposed
improvements, Ia n OF the questions
that will some before the citizens at the
meeting called for z o'clock tomorrow
evening. At the meeting held In Viz
ginia last evening. . report Of which can
be seen In these columns. Judge Mssick
stated that he had received q commune
cation from State Controller w. w. Ho-
hart on the subject. in which he said
that IL would cost about $60, 200. He
also said that. contrary to general belief,
there was no money In the State fund TO
meet the expense, II being now behind
about $780, 00. II IL therefore more
than probable that at the meeting to-
morrow evening. such a proposition
will be discouraged.
FALLISa.-Tho water in tho Carson
river. which was raised by the late
storm. has again began to fall. and tho
crushing capacity Of the quartz mills
located upon II has In consequences been
again reduced.
ALMOST DRAINED. The flow Of water
which was struck In tho Consolidated
Virginia mine some three weeks ago.
has, during the interim. steadily dc.
creased, until IL IL now but ave or SIX
miners inches.
IssrEcrISo.-Mr. Kelly. State Super.
intendent Of Public Schools, vas In
town to-day inspecting the schools.
lie expressed himself as much pleased
with those In Gold Hill.
CRossISos.-Somo Of our business
men are already putting In substantial
street crossings on Main street, In N
ticipation OF the mud which We may
shortly expect.
MANLY CoMrLrrED.-The bslfrsy on
the now school.houss In Gold Hill will
be completed In q day or two. II 10
quito m ornament to the building.
RENEmrR tho 81. Johns Church So
ciable at Miners Union Hall. In this
town. this evening. 1t will we'll pay all
who attend. . utHf .tsetN ~
Tom FINCH. who was reported dying .
few days ago. 10 not liable to kick the
bucket for a long time yet.
TnE county taxes had better DO paid
before the fifteenth inst. or people will
have costs On thoir hands.
TELEaRAM. There Ii q telegram at
tho Atlantic and Pacific office, Gold
Hill. for A. McQuiggin.
The Sarshsld Guard will have q good
time Tomorrow II II don't storm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-12
CHEMICAL srRRNarH.

Save me. health and money. Avoid quseks
and buy Chemical s~trungth.". sold BY oil
druggists. distractions full, ard . euro guar
anieed In any case OF facilitating dreams tor
seminal weakness), and all alarming symptous
Of nervour decay. resulting from sslfaousc'
Wholesale Agents. San Francisco. Price -
pef bottle u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-12

GLAD To PlIloSizE SLIrrERy GuLcn.
4 gentleman from Virginia. who has
been so~journing in our midst Tor sew
raj days past. pays a very high COM
,limeut to a restaurant keepers. chop
louses ami lunch stands. lie says Inn.
40 where else has he been able to get SO
substantial and enjoyable a meal ior the
ZANE price. His only regret Is maj no
ijuds himself unable to do justice toths
spleniii lay-outs placed before i'm :
lie states that number OF his acquaiht.
,nces in Virginia arc in the habit OF
Irving down 10 Gold Hill for the pur-
noss OF getting n good square NEAL
BACK AaNis.-Tom Quirk. foreman
Il the Yellow Jacket mine. arrived IN
Geld Hill last Monday after an absenee
Of several months, during which time NO
vas in California trying all kinds OF
remedies for the severe attack OF insu'
n,tism with which he was m stu u
afflicted. We arc sorry to say thai NJ
IS hut little improved.
Dissolution. - As will DO . . ny
legal notice in another column. tho hrm
II Moronsy. Kelly & Co.. WHOLESALER anu
,etail liquor dealers, on South Z street,
Virginia. have dissolved, Moronsy con-
inues the business. collecting All put
standing debts and paying all bills due
he late firm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-12
STATIONERY AND JEwELnY.

j. Il. Marshall, ~ the Gold I'LL ros'
onicc store. IL sole agent for 2
the san Francisco and Sacramento dailJ
papers. All the latest Eastern pcriodicals
magazines. etc.. received a. soop ~ Published
aud delivered In any part Of town. Bianl
books Of every description made 10 order a
short notice. Oold and silver watches, clocks,
aud = tine assortment Of jewelry; repairing ir
that line neatly aud well done. large stoeh
Of toys ami fancy goods. See regular adyef'
tisemeut In another column. lefo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-12

81 the Cisisess sf virgiaia IAss
Evsaiax - Active sseps Taksa-
Ssbseripsisns Ralssd - fay ssr
Proposed Tasks. Pipes and NJ.
drantS.
A meeting OF several Of the prominent
citizens OF Virginia was held at the Of
ice OF Mr.. Gilig. South c street. last
evening. to take into consideration the
best plan for the city to adopt as a pro-
iectisn against FIRE in the future. The
unanimous decision arrived Ut was that
Il wonld bs best to build large tanks ON
tho hillside above the city. from which
pipes shosld lead through the principal
streets thereof. having hydrants at con-
venient distances apart, with hose, to
l'e attached thereto when needed.
The following instrument. which IL
IN the nature Of n preamble, setting
.orth the objects desired. as also n guar
antee that the party or company con.
iracting for the construction Of the pro-
l.'osed water works. shall DO paid for his
or its outlay-eaeh one whose name ID
attached holding himself personally re-
tponsible in the amount set down oppo-
lite his nams-was unanimously adopt
ID, and the neat sum Of SIS, 900 sub
scribsi ON the spot.
Preamble and Guarantss Bsad.
wmERE,s. the necessity exists that
the city Of Virginia shall DO promptly
urnished with nj ample supply Of wa
.er for the extinsuishment Of fires. and
WmsEsis. the Virginia AMI Gold Hill
Water Company is willin: to furnish
he means to that cnd, and contract for
he furnishing OF the same Ut the
lowest reasonable rates, and
wnERrAs, tho said city is DESTROYS Of
ntering into q contract like this. but
here il doubt rs Il whether said city
las authority 10 contract with said CON-
,any therefor NO ~ tn bind il 10 pay the
sost OF the amt. and
WHEREAS. it Is believed that IL the
lscessary outlay therefor b. made and
'uch supply OF water Is furnished by
said company the Legislature at its next
gsgular session will authorize and direct
aid city TO pay therefor;
Now. therefore. in consideration Of
he premises. We. the undersigned. each
or himself. do promise, covenant and
gree and pledge ourselves with and to
'sid virginia oity ana ooid hil wafer
company. u SAid company wiu al
i,oPe. p'aces, cree. suIelsn' nunoer
% walsl .anks, Iuinisn. Jay anu eleet
'I.""Soa .s' "' ~
III 49,.
..s1 20 p.ip
anu c''y' al aecoIuing 10 pia,s anu spec,
a." 49," upy" v.'.;s;n .aJ
~" nan w. an" u ,"sn ,S.u
NN" n"a."N n
So '"',,"'ee. ~
,.Ppty Nas " use.
'u'ougn 'uo SAME iof suoI PuIpo.es" n.
'sasonau.. ia'es, VI. hes
'ne s'a'. " .,s'aun a A1
1910, IN. ,ns .;,M ~ v;s,;.;. ~
,.;n,hnss. AMI nav 10 :,;S y;rr;nia AMI
.;aI5 nm Wa,.r comnanv lie reason.
III. ,nJ TINS eos, ana eypense Of tbs
-. ,.;,h;n a ,s.son.hI. limo ,bsyc.
f. ,nJ 40 .scuro ths pa,ment thereof
l,y ~appropriate evidences of Indebtedness
I.sar,nc I rsasonabis rate Of intere,t. In
,,aS,n,, ., whi.h ,v. .ach Tor himself.
, pree 10 nav TO said Virginia and Gold
liill Water Company the amounts set
opposite our respective names or such
-,,,anortion thereof "A shall be required
If the whole amount hsrsunto sub
,eribed 10 nav the amount or cost and
.,n.,s. ~ a.. .tore.aiJ Sail water
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-12
unuuI. \, NAruAN,

This popular dry cosds arm. although losing
al by tho great frs Al Virginia, VIII not die In
~consequenss. On the contrary. they VIII open
In . lev days here In Gold I'LL, having occurred
an eligible place In Doctor HALF boil ding,
nearly opposite the NIss once. THIS morn:
cIiensiye stock Of dry goods, md thsy will
open out In 0 few days In splendid styls. NOS