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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-19
A Brutal Contest.

At q late hour on Wednesday night.
at o rendezvous near Lindell Park. in tho
northern portion Of our city. q canine
contest was fought to q successful issue.
between two twenty-four pound dogs,
for q stake Of $50O-$250 Q side. Not
moro than twenty-five or thirty spec
tators wsre in attendance. and they were
exclusively Of the class that ~patronize
this brutal sport. The combatants were
owned respectively in st. Louis and
Chicago, and the battle was the most
desperate ever fought In this section Of
tho country. the Sc. Louis canine being
killed In the pit. while his adversary
died in an hour or two afterward. Some
time since. q noted Chicago dog-flghter.
hearing that several irst-class dogs were
owned in this city. came hero 10 pros
pect, and, after considerable talk.
secured 0 match with q Ninth wardor.
Who owned q twenty-four pound dog.
which. up to yesterday. hal proved
invincibls. Its fighting qualities and
staying powers were so well known that
the betting at the pit ruled in its favor.
The Chicagoan furnished a much young
or canine, and after the brutes had been
washed about tho mouth AMI their
handlers had imbibed Of the fluid TO SOC
that 1t was not poisoned. they went ut
IL. In the early part Of the fight tho
old dog had much the best OF II, for
while his younger opponent was going
for the breast and heal. he was gripping
his fore legs. After aghting nearly two
hours the 81. Louis dog began TO tire.
and a. the blood gushed from his chest.
which was terribly lacerated. he fell
over exhausted and dying. His con.
tsstant was also n pitible sight, both
legs being chawed 10 u jelly, and his
throat and jaws being torn to ribbons.
The rivals were both dead game, and
fought to the death without q whimper.
The Chicagoan. ut tho conclusion OF the
battle, tried in various ways known to
the craft 10 rave his favorite's life, but
without avail.-Gobe- Democrat.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-19
WIcHrrl Gnorro wrIr Hn OInl

WAcHrTL 4MorNa WHILE Hn CHILD
~ DYrxo.-The Opera.houss Ia throngsd
with an eIpectant audience, for Thso-
dore wachtsl Is TO appear In '.Dsr Pos
tilion Won Lonjuman," and all Leipzig
must hear him. Perhaps more than
one person In that assembly II thinking
what q fine thing IL Ii 10 DO . favorite
actor. and wishing he could change
places with wAchtel. Tho audience
even fancy that he must Be- % impatient
a. they are for the curtain to rise and
the opera TO begin. While they are
waiting let Us take q peep behind the
scenes. The post-boy stand al the
threshold and the attendants look from
one 10 the other with awe-sticksn faces.
Through the half-opsn door Of the dress.
ing.rom We soc the celebrated wachtsl
In an agony OF grief. and a easily
guess that the paper he has drop.
ped on the floor Is q telegram with bad
news. In truth Il Il, for II brings word
that his youngest son is dying and wants
TO see him. He cannot 60; the audience
must not be disappointed; he must swal.
low the lump that rises In bis throat till
Il almost chokos him, and assume all
the gaisty Of Capelon. the position Of
Lonjumsau. At the end OF the second
act, while the audience IL making the
house ring with applause. Hachtel Is
reading another telegram. This one
tells him that his son Ia dead. At the
end Of the third act he thrills the
audience ~ no sings ''Guts Nacht,
mein Hsrzliches Kind" They think
the position IL singing that song. but
we know that Theodore Wachiel In bid.
ding his child q last good night.-Ltsr
from Leipzig. HH
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car,sa Items.


tYren Tie Trissns. July Ill
Quite q severe accident occurred about
q O'Clock yesterday afternoon TO one
John Sicily. . Canadian, at Whites
Canyon, juss above Ffanktown. Il APP
pears that the above named person wa
engaged. In connection with his brother.
in rolling logs Oh . steep pitch Of the
mountain. One Of the brothers 10 stand
ing at tho top Of the pitch-o6 and the
other some distance bslov. Alog about
four feet thick vas started down the
hill-side, and alarm given 10 John 6kel.
ly 10 get ont Of the way. but somehow
be failed 10 move and the monstrous
log struck him and passsdover his body.
brushing him badly. Tho injured man
was brought 10 town. and IL now sta
toned st the Adams House. Doctor
Waters In attending him. The extent Of
his injuries IL not known, - his body u
so badly swollen that the Doctor has
BEEN unable 10 ascertain a. yet what
bones arc broken. ~.
George Tufy. the popular ex-landlord
Of the 81. Charles, 10 getting settled In
his new homo. formerly J.. Rossnstoek's
residence. Uncle George can hardly b
In his element In . private home. Our
hopes agsinst q relapse are, that he il
big and jolly enough 70 b oontsntsd
anywhere.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-19

The Eureka !Sentiasl. referring 10 the
suggestion Of certain California en-
changes. that in view Of the damaging
sxposs made by Senator Sargent the bu-
colo candidate Of the Pharisse party in
our sister State. would retire from the
canvas. thus CALCULATES lbs sentiments;
There need 10 no fear Of old Raisin
arapss' stepping down and out. He
has bssn . standing candidate too long
for that. This being his only asd last
chance. II stands him In hand to make
the most Of IL. II il fiattsring to tho
vanity Of . pompous old cucumber like
Bidvell to even b. = candidate for so
important . position, and he is certain
10 hang ON whilo the Independent lamp
holds out 10 burn. Ho must begin TO
realize by this this time that 4 guberna-
toriai nomination will mover chase him
down again"
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n. EsosssIsaI.t,

On rhur,dsy morning. ~ editorial
psrtv. so-osIled arrived and box hsak:
fsst Il the. Truckss Hotsl. Thy had
been hsraldsd and were OF souns the
s-ensstion OF the day. Tho manager Of
tbs party is H. T. Williams. editor Of
tbs Ladks' Eorai Cabinet. They have
advertised sodal posiion BY . ctroula.
which states: ''Thsy are . company Of
most unsxcsptonabls social standing
and influence, Of best families. ETC.
That's . comfort. We thought they
looked much like the smigFant tourists
that came along SONS TINE e4o. ~
point Of personal appearance they MI
the average Cslifomien's idea Of East
ern people, who are thought 70 BE- thin
and spare. This may hAvs ben the re-
nil Of unnatural nsntalf development
In case Of this party. who are said 10
r-epr,ssnt the most advanced intelligence
ofNew England. The party was taksn
to Tahoe BY james Cssdwsil and ~.
turned In the evening. Twsnty.foul
went up In one stage, and Il was mol
considered q heavy load either. Three
could sit on q seat very comfortably.
They svinccd q remarkable thirst fol
knowledge. by asking the driver 1906
questions, principally about his Life how
many men he had killed, whether IL wa
safe 10 travel on account OF grizzlies,
whether tho Indians were hostile. how
long he had driven stage, etc.; but the
two most important questions 10 the
driver-"will you take q drink or ci'
garf"-thsy forgot. An observation cal
was sent up from Sacramento for thsi'
convenience In seeing the scenery ovei
the mountains. The party remained o
the Summit over night and went on 70
the cities below. -Truekse Republican,
July IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-19
How 4 ID Done.

A specimen OF the manner In which
mining districts and interests In this
State are brought into disrspute at tho
East. Ia given in the following which We
take from the White Pine Ns,cs Of the
17th instant:
On the l2th inst. Recorder Timson
received Q letter from the East contain.
ing q deed, with instruction TO record
the deed and return tho same. The
parties to the instrument are residents
Of q Western State, and the consider
alton for which the deed was given Ia
Sl5, Following Is the description
OF the property sold: 1.-THE whole Of
Of the New York ledge mlno. No. !, and
the equal undivided half interest OF the
Now York ledge mine No. 2. being 400
feet wide. and unlimited as to length.
and Ii situated In White Pine county.
White Pine District. State OF Nevada,
a. recorded In tho District or County
Recorders office, in said county or dis
trict, a. the case may be. according TO
the laws Of said State. known a. the
mining laws Of the State Of Nevada, or
district. a. the same may BE-" We very
much fear that the person who pur-
chased . mine bearing the above des-
cription. for SIS. 600. has been most
ou~iragsously swindled. In the first
place there Is no such mine in this dis.
irict as the New York ledge mine, No.
I. nor. no No. 2. And, ~socondly. the
oldest White Pinsr will swear that there
Il no ledge In the district that Is 400
feet wide and unlimited rs to length"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-19
A Outrage.

A. ~acousntina our readers With an
occurrence which took place at ths ball
Al Found Valley on the night OF The 9th.
the following unvarnished statements OF
facts will bring the blush Of shame to
many at the bare thought that such .
miscrsant a. the perpetrator thereof
could be allowed 70 live within the
county. Our popular Independence
musicisus, Mr.. kstisck and the Gill
brothsu. had agreed. after repealed
urcinn, 70 furnish music for tho occa'
lion. The boys we're on hand promptly,
rsfrsshsd by q long nights slseP Of
Biahop. "A few minutes before 10 In
the svsning,i while The dance wa pro-
ercssinp. q man well known In tho
county hurrisdly stepped up to the stand
and offered each . glass OF lemonads,
which they drank. Miss Katy Schalten
happened, o few moments later. to be
standing near, when George naturally
enough profersd her q drink OF the
ssms. In q few moments more all
four Of them were stupid from the effects
of q drug. With superhuman but
d~espairinc efforts, the boys at
tempted to continue. and succeeded in
40 doing for some time later. though
they wore q Wild and greatly distressed
look. Finally succumbing to its effects.
they reeled on and fell TO sleep. OF
which they could scarce free themselves
for a DAY and night aftervard. For
three days after, Miss Schalten. for
whom the villainous draught could not
have boon intended. wont about in .
staggering stupor. Her physician here
states that only chloroform, administer
ed internally. could produce the effects
she suffered under. Now II Ia barely
possible that the ONE presenting the
drink knew nothing Of its nature, but
various clues point to one who must
have known Of and performed the deed
from motives Of his own. We call upon
the managers Of the Round Valley cell
sbration 70 make q thorough and search
ing Investigation. promising a statement
Of facts from here II desired. In the
meantime lot no innocent man imagine
that he 10 suspicioned; tho guilty u Is
known, and the almost numberless
friends Of the bright and popular young
men will leave no stone unturned TO
bring about some panishmsnt. -byo
hd<pesdot, July l0h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-19

Huxru DuxFrI Boorn, Of Burns'
Slough. came out Of the coek.loft above
his grocery . day or two since. went
down TO the "Bay." and submitted an
sddsnda TO Bidvsli's harangus. at
Plata Hall last Saturday evening. He
failed. however. TO reply. or 10 refer TO
either Gorhsm or Phslps in his remarks.
Evidently. this weaver Of literary mosaio
has NOT yet compiled and memoissd
the pondsrous Grafton whieh-a we
have before uegestsd-propsllsd BY
cold gas. il to knock the stufing out OF
Phelps figures and blow Gorham into
stsrnal smithsrssns. For which svents,
an anxious public il tremulossly wait.
ing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-19

A RABnrr Pnr.-Hon. George Watt
informs us that a pest Of rabbits has Wis
tied the ranches on Fish Creek. totally
devastating tho crops. Ho states that
they have made q fearful raid Oh grain.
having destroyed over one hundred
acres Of barley. Tho nnchers made a
raid on the rabbits and destroyed q cou-
pie Of hundred In single night; but II
seemed 10 mako no difference In their
number. and they swarmed into the
fields ths nsrt day. The Law giving q
bounty for the soalps OF coyotes ought
to 30 repealed and onc encouraging their
propagation enacted; for OF the two evils
the coyotes are the least, and they do
stroy the rabbits. Mr.. Watt Is obliged
10 herd his cattle for fear the rabbits
will eat them when they have finished
the crops.-R. X. Rersit. July IA.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-19
APPLICATION ron PATENT.
NOTICE NO. ass.
u y. Survey Ne. ias a.d isy.


TT 9. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
i've. tss, J.o. G.lSssii, whose po.sofses
address 10 Geld IiH. STOREY county, Nevada,
has this day nled his application for Q patent
for twenty Two hundred and ninety.two Ca,1g7)
solt and silves. with surface ground two hun.
drsd feet In width. situate, lying and bslng In
Gold mn Mining Dlstret, county Of STOREY
and State Of Nevada, and known and Originated
b. The aeld notes and ofieial plat on fle In this
once - lot number l8 and iU1 In townships
tWsniy-ons ysij. east Of Hssnt Di.blo meridian.
The cxterisr boundaries Of SAID lot No. 10
and TOT bsing - fellows, 10 wit:
Variation u degrees and 50 minutes east
Commencing 81 post marked No. ], u. .. suf-
vsy No. i7a and io1. situaied on the north hank
q Justice ,s.ins; and r5sss hea,y =s,opp,ng;
cosrse west 100 fsst 10 post marked No. .. u.
B. sarvsy No. 10 and and lo1. and whence
bsars the month OF working tunnel south 8 de-
grees west. distant 20 feet Tbs quarter ssc-
ton corre on south limo 0f section ~. town
meridian north s. degrees and y minutes west,
defiant 81 feet thence, second eouns. north
4 degree and onequarter mluuts east, INA feet
TO poet marked No. ., ". 3. survey No. lss and
iOf. said post being Identical with the south.
cast eorns. o. Ruicp., oourany. US .ur:
voy NJ. luss tucuCts tniIu Cosrtts u1st W. ICSt
to poet marked No. 4, U. n. survey No. 80 and
lof; thence. fourth eoupe, youth ] degree and
onsquarter minute west, ana feet 70 poet
marked Ne. 0. u. n. survey No. - and ig7.
and Wiener bean the fagstah Of the Csisdonia
new hoisting work. south o. DEGREES and one
quarter minuis west, flagstaff % Kniekefboeker
hoisting works south u degrees and one-Quar.
ter minute west, fagstaG on Meant Davidson
north - degrees and one-half minute west;
thsace, fnh cpurpe. west 100 feet 10 post No.
I, the point Of bsginnlAG, eostaiaisg 10 % 100
acres.
fnis claim 10 bounded o the nonh By the
Europa Compsnv's calm.
ne oeaiiou Of this nl.s 10 daily recorded
In the County Recorders once OF STOREY coun-
~, stats Of Nevada, hep: 81 virsinls City, In
book A. page %, Geld Hill Mining Records.
Any and III perSons claiming Adversely am
portion Of said ]. @. osldw.l u mine or aid min.
tng gro1Hd - hsfsinbefsrs described, are
REQUIRED 10 hlc their adverss claim vita the
Register Of the United States Land once at
Cafson City, In the stAts Of Nsvsda, during The
sixty dayr period Of publieatisn hereof, or
thei willbs barred By vlnns Of the provisions
Of the Ststnts.
iyis od a. Waltz. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-19

TIE Gold Hill NKvs wants 10 know
Who paid for the drinks which Generals
Logan and Imbodsn took d Chamber
lain'si We can assurs the News that u
was not Logan. He always accepts.
-Nscuda Demoeut.
All right. We feel relieved. We snly
feared Il might b The Dsmooui editor;
forgetting for the noncs his similarity
to Logan In The particlar referred 70.
Sugar In ourIa." .lIlnI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-19
LATE fELEsRAMs.
Death sGa D~sasslsi.s nsvesss Gel
leeeag.

osash sra Ds1saltisg nsveass Gel
lsesss.
LouuvrIls. (Ky.) July le.LGsorss
II. Jackson. the Deputy United States
Collector. Who 10 alleged 70 have bsen .
dcfaultsr TO The amount Of $45. 600. died
this morning. He svadsd questions -
10 vhsthsr hs bad taken poison. buta
post norton sxaminsiou vas held this
evening al the instance OF IN insurance
company. Jackson having Si2.ooo
policy on his life. Collector Buckner
kas ~positvsly refused 70 give any add
tonal facts, bot 10 10 thought Jackson's
speculations have bssn carried on Tor
some tina. The Collector rspostne such
entire confidence In Jaekson's honesty
that he wss able 10 ' the crime. IL
vas discovered yesterday BY aspsctai
AGENT Of The Tfsasufy Department who
had BEEN intrusted 10 examine into the
matter, that there vas . discrepancy OF
some -, 900 in his accounts. Jackson
vas Q prominent msmbsr u he church.
q representative from the Fftssnth
Ward In The Board Of School Trustees.
and was esteemed and respected by all
Who knsw him. He bad been living for
some time In q style which his salary OF
~, 900 did not warrant. He had given
q bond Of cas-. Ooo. andthers may b sum
Gent property found TO indemnify the
Collector for he loss. The news Of the
~defalcation created . profound ssnsA-
ton in this city. Jackson leaves q
young wife and several children.
ne nsa CisaA Inatsa Agency.
w,..,xo,ux Julv 1.-THE Commis-
i,.s- ~ Ir.N.n IG.,,. NV, ths inquiry
m ~ Rsd Cloud AGENCY sffairs n in the
49, - oomnss.nt o.ntl.msn. with In.
ss-as,;oas ~ ssls IRE fr,-st range
"a Snd ont vhs,,,sr wrong exists.
Ths .sorv thst thess alleged wrongs have
been ~frsausn,ly reported 10 him without
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-19

The FArE OF rHx Trade DoLL,R.-It
Was a stroke OF policy on tho part OF our
Government 10 devise in tho trade dol.
lar q coin which should compete with
the Mexican dollar. aud eventually drive
Il almost out OF the Chinese market.
After reaching that country. 1t
tsrs an ignominious fate. The Chinese
send II TO India for the purchase Of
opium. They 60 ints tho Calcutta Mint
and como out N rupees. which are
stamped with the native characters on
one side and the value Of the pieco ON
the other. The trade OF China with
India in opium exceeds that Of all other
commodities. a. Ia shown BY tho reports
Of the Chinese Custom-house service.
The amount returned tor the last eight
years, exclusive Of tho amount SNUG
glsd. which would probably double II.
b % .440. $50 pounds. The amount Of
American silver which annually goes TO
India from China to pay for opium is
immense. A base use for 50 beautiful q
coin A. the trade dollar. sursly.-S. +.
(tuu- . .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-19

And In Accordance with law and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the 18th day
Of June. 1878, % many shares OF each parcel Of
such stock a. may DO necessary, win Be sold ii
Room No. 3, Hayward's Building. No. tiy cali.
fsmia street. q Francisco, California. on
WEDNESDAY. the fourth day OF August. 1878,
81 the hour OF ! o'clock =. n. OF said day. 10
pay said dsllnqusut assessment thereon, to-
sethsr With eo.fs Of advertising and expenses
EDWARD y. STONE. Secretary.
Once - Room No. 3, Haywsrd's Building,
No. tis California street. Ban Francisco. Call.
fornia. jyis ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-19

wnrs the Tribune wants TO say that Il
10 hot in New York. II has TO wrsstle for
IL in this faahion /: Tho mercury s~izzlss
In the tubs. Politicians try TO pray.
and dsscons trembls on the verge Of
swearing. All nature smokes. Beer
and Precipitation flow in torrents. The
horses sigh for Bershs and icebergs, and
the car conductors punch does nothing
10 queneh his thirst"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-19
NETTING.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
the stockholders Of the Sutro Mining Com.
panv will ~ held at the once Of the Company,
No. 90 California street Mas franclseo, Call:
fouis, On MONDAY, the sseoed tsd) day Of
aaid day. GEO, W. X. KING,
Secretary Sutro Mining Company.
Ban Fnnelsco. JAY II. 1875. f7f1 lyis ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-19

Aurn Ia rejoicing over the arrival
OF The largest blower ever seen In that
locality. The enthusiasm consequent
thereon 10 enhanced BY the additional
fact, that Il vas consigned to the Man
haitian Silver Mining Company instead
Of The RsvsNs Office.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-19
For Sale or Rent.

A COTTAGE RksiDKNcE, xLiaIBLY SIT.
n satsd In the central portion q Cold hin,
new oceupied By X. p. Taylor and fsmily. Con.
tains six rooms. with 9 Rod cellar. vatsr and
ply 10 b. 0allaud, Dry foods Store, Main
Strset, Gold Hill. lylDu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-19

TIE Panamint Noes Of the fourtssnth
instant chronicles The arrival st that
place Of Senator Stewart and Sam Jones.
Superintendent Of The Crown Point
mino.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-19
For Sale or Rent.

A FRAME HOUSE CONTAINING Five
n rooms. In Crown Point rsvins, Gold I'm.
near the kentuek holstlng works. Fer par.
t~ieulars, apply II this once. jyis In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-19
s-TooKHoLpERs' MIITiNo.

OPEIcR DAYTON GOLD AND SILVER
~ Mining Company. Ban Yrseisco, OL.
July ~, ls1s..Ths annual meeting Of the
Mining Company win Be- held at thslr once,
s Sss% e az y on Tiiu nRSs'i6Sa,rS. ; ;sG IN 81.
next. al twelve and ons.half (i7.3o) O'Clock ,.
d. Transfer hooks will close on saturday, tho
jyiot W. I. DEAN. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-19
BORN.

cOLEMAN-In 0old nun, JAY i7th, TO the wife
of Jerry Coleman, . sos.
MURPnY-ln Gold iliil. July 18th, 10 the wife
OF N. J. Murphy, . daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-19
NETTING.

OFFICE SOUTH ooNsTocK GOLD AND
July is. isls.1Tss snsaai Meeting ofths stock.
holders Of the South Comstsek Gold and Silver
Mining Company viii be held at the oacs 81
the company. si California street. Roonss
aud Z. second floor. on MONDAY, Aurust 70,
lsTt, 81 iva O'Clock ,. H.. for the election efa
may come before 10. Transfer books viii b
elosed on Thurday. the i,th day Of August,
j;isid in BURLINGTON, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-19
TO CONTRACTORS.

CKAL4D PROPOSALS FOR BuILDING
" nasonic Hall In 0eld llill. Nrysfs, NIL
p rsesived up 10 and including JULY sslh, Wy
ths hasoaie Hall Association. said Association
any ~ al bids. Pians and specification. can
- Sec n the store of Euecsc Bittncr a Co..
Main street, Gold hin. Nevada.
VISTA 4. W. HuBBuCK, secrr'afy'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-19
THE BEST BANDS Of MUSIC
IN THE STATE
Have beesn engaged for the occasion
The Gold Hill NIners' Union win onsr the

Pirst-Anhery; Q yalusbe Gold Arrow for tho
boat shot by . lady. n EAAn
Second-A Beautiful Medal for the best shot
In the SArrheld Guard.
Third-A Handsome Pfiss i,ass Hall Hat, open
toAll Base ball Clubs In The State.
Perfect safsty and strict order will be &C..
cured by The various Committees and Deputy
Sherins appointed for the occasion. No In
proper characters win be allowed on the car.
or on the grounds. and all po-sible attention
win be paid ~ the comfort and pleasure Of the
guests, and special arrangements have been
made for parties wishing lunch on tho grounds
Meals, u.
TICK RTs..... .........-..-........ss 80
For the round trip; procunble from the Com.
mittec Of Arrangements. ly3 td
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-04
n Caro-.

The undersigned begs leave to inform parties who
desire to settle their DRAINAGE TAXES AT A
DISCOUNT that he has the sole Agency for the
payment of this tax by means OF Drainage Warrants
JAMES B. GUTHRIE. Agent,
te6 sm 122 Gravier street.