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, 1876-11-28

Tho Democratic papers aro publishing the
following letter as having bearing upon tho
present exciting controversy rs to tho powers
turns Of tho Electoral votes:
To tAe Honorable Senate and House of Rerre-
stafatiets: Tho joint resolution entitled s3ont
resolution declaring certain Stataa not entitled to
representation in tho Electoral College" has been
signed by tho Exccutisut In Difference to tho Wow
OF Congress. implied in lta passage and prcaonta.
tlon to him. III his own view, however, tho two
Houses Of Congress- convened under the twelfth
article Of tho Constitution hare eompets poteer 10
trc'ads from touat!nGa all Electoral rotts deemed ~
them to b. Illegal. And It IL not competent for tho
Executive to defeat or obstruct that power by
veto would 10 tho II his action wore at all
essential In tho matter. Iu d!sc1atms all right Of
tho Executive to Interfere IN any why In the matter
Of canvassing Or counting Electoral votes, and he
also discla[ns that by signing said resolution ho
has expressed any opinion On tho fccltals Of the
preamble, or my judamcnt Of his own uron the
subject OF tho resolution. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION. Feb. 8, 1906.
Tho most tint can be claimed for this
letter Is that Mr.. LINCOLN believed TINT tho
two Houses Of Congress could by law, netting
as tho Congress, doolnro that certain Statos
engaged in rebellion against tho United
States, and held By hostile armies, wore not
in condition to hold elections for Presi-
dent Of tho Unltad Stntes Such was tho
point covered by tho joint resolution. 11r.
LINCOLN, however, was careful to say TINT
tic "two Houses" Of Congress lavo this
power, oto. Ho does not pretond to say
that ono House Of Congress mny exclude tho
vote Of State. Undor tho Constitution,
tho votea as returned are to bo counted.
Each House has wlatover Jurisdiction the
other has, whateyor that may be. This is,
however, quito difleront from the jurisllo-
ton Of the two Houses acting jointly. As
tho returns aro to bo received md counted,
it would seem that, If there bo any power to
| exclude, 1t must be power vested in tho
two Houses, and not in each House sepa-
| rately. It does not require the assent of
both Houses to count the vote Of any State; !;
the counting is q mntter Of course, pre-
scribed by law, It, however, may DO that
the two Houses, acting together, IT they have
any power over tho question, may by joint
| action exclude. All are to DO counted unless
excluded; It follows, tlon, TINT there Is no
power to exclude unleaa by the joint action
OF both Houses.
, 1876-11-28
T1LDEN 70 BE ONE or TWO PRESIDENTS.

ntsx1 n.1r1 m n4Tr7f1 Jf,cTry,tr1n
Nj. JULIUS KEis, President of tho 0Ineiu-
nat! Board OF Aldermen. Inns been to Now York.
..1 ,v,, ,,.,,,.., y. i..,.,,,.,. ,,t.s: 60.
a!lo ""S ssanseo au 1ntefs4e" VIII eAmuEh y.
T1LDRN. The Cincinnati Commercial pumped
fltn to find mt what lin lttt]e ottl man sad In
nun. Tut kEis refused to "squea." Finally
this much has leaked out:
Afr T,,.nru eotd IN Mr. Pre- tn . v,rv a.,ia,1
,nnnncr t.Sir. hnyn lrnn c}crtci rrrsfiant ~
tha ncnt,1e nnt1 inisod n h. Hsts1,tnt !, -
H. sn.,,,,,.s 49, ,."s, ,.e,,.. W ~ ,,...
no assumes tho Fery polnI IN dispute, md
mtuctl TINT Mnnnfssny md nj. ,c,lowa rhall min
s1 s"s "..,A n4' ASmo"o ''a'' VIII
tHe'r peta auu get tIlo pll'ces' Ills hcnchfnar,
Congressman porrER, fIas cxplutnc.i IN a six.
rn1u,p,, ,,nrooranh xnn,i trnc. In t,o yE.r,jy
,o, s1v~r sa, % y, n,,n p1a.aont pi, ~, tn0 ~ a
II he cannot In nnothcr. It ho fatls to ret Il
.,,..,,.,. ~. rn.s.ors, T,.,,ss.s -, s " - ~
tllousn Lae Ise'ofa1 ~oilsso tlo nlat fofFRH
proposes TINT tue present Confederate House Of
Representatives, elected In 1874, shalt tleclnrn
htm President. md sct him at worlt % ~ Iu snci'
TltDEN's home organ, tho New York IPorld,
lines unt ace nnv nart1m,1nr ohloc+t,n ~ ,,or,rr
uoes ot 1eo 10y pn' tlso'' oo'ession " nas!n9
t'oo frcsiaehts NJ once. IL pfoceeds 70 consiuer
the matter "a follows:
Nor do nc boloyr thorc /, 10 bo an no,ccr,,v rov
timt tis twt h,1Irs iisarrnc ovcr = tia rfot ~ H.
snteu ~ an~ stntn II ,n rontc II ,r.n fa ,nn .mv
IN rYn,nfnG ii" voIns m"ni,cr II niti,cr hn1v ~
iccts To cnnntinv INV 9tatn ~, n,s,,n,, ti,nt to
Hcnntn viii Will, i1,Miiv rcfirr II shr i,ni ~ tho
iiouse bc tic plaea a} mectinE. aid enable tic tic
nM viii nrnnrIrtv ind tirrnr,,r II an rcosaor,
Him h,ft fInnsna n",no ~ roino+ IN q fnn
, 1876-11-28

Tho Supreme Court Of Miunesota yester-
day affirmed the constitutionality Of TINT
very excellent and wholesome law, pnsscd in
1873, requiring each liquor-dealer in the
State to pay $40 annually for tho establish
ment and maintenance OF Stato Asylum for
1nebnates. Grounds for the Asylum woro
long since located at tho chnrming City Of
Rochester, and this decision Of the Supreme
Court removes the last remaining obstacle to
tho early erection Of tho necessary build
inpa
, 1876-11-28

All disputes concerning the majority Of
HAYES over TupEN in Illinois are ended by
kho official canvass Of the roturns, which,
taking tho highest vote on eaoh Electoral
ticket, placcs the majority at 1861. Tho
official Canvass Of tho vote for members OF
the Legislature shows the Republicans to
have 10 in tho House, against n for the
Democrats and Independents. OF tho Sona-
tors-elect, II aro Republicans and Il arc
Democrats and INDEPENDENTS, making the
Senate stand Republicans, 90; Denlocrnts,
2f; independents, g. Upon joint ballot tho
Republicans have 101, Democrats %, and
Independents &. 1t is calculated that two Of
the lattor may bo relied upon to act with tho
Republicans, and thus prevent tue election
Of Democratic United Statoa Senator.
, 1876-11-28

ber md 43acfor December, 0ata closed easfor,
at $40 for November and 3oso for December.
l,yo was easier, at G51c. Dorloy closed 20
2lc higher, at 05o for December md G03o for
January. Hogs were au!l md weak at loo
decline, with most Of tho sales at 45.hn@
6.65. Cattle were in good donaud and ruled
firm. shoep wero stcaay and unchanged.
One hundred dollars III gold would buy
$1O0.1 .12k In greenbacks at tho close.
, 1876-11-28

Greenbacks at tho New York Gold Ex.
shango yesterday closed at 91s,

Tho Florida Returning Board mot yester-
Ray, adopted rules for Its government, md
will commence tho work Of canvassing tho
voto to-day. Sir members Of each party and
six local politicians are allowed to be present
1t tho session Of the body except When, In
the opinion Of tho Board, private session
for conference sha1l be deemed necessary.
The returns from al tho counties are now
yupposed to bo in.
, 1876-11-28

Tho TincInnntt EHY7st,rr It, Jn,1ts Hsns1ffr1n
Nou yorte lYr,i oni1 othcr rr7 NV orra,,s ,..,,,
.no, tnofr n,orcv IN rct Ncw O,1cons sn"o,ais
arc 1,crn,,v nntidc,E and ,rfornel t1nt r frn,i7
loa hocn 1,rocttrc,1 ,,non t,cm hv t,,or roror,or
.vl,f t aonda than tho fo,io,yirr ,1isnntc,,. :. e'
a. r. Ho,pu.. a promtnent ChIcaro Renu,.
llcan, who has heon making IN tnvcstigattng tour
~ ny a!Iesa a. uaoxea ,s fssaaaes. Mas 1st returned
IsoSgS unI liz Two Fejcjanas, whuto 1'u h. intof"
viewed than $50 pcraons, atl porsons Of moro
or eas rs paodhneneG; he cMisy sooffo psopo, wno
testimony Of Intimidation, but It vas ali on tho
Republican sIdc: Nota solitary instanco Of v!o.
n n On S , pafn 11 o ~ ns
shooting DsGnAr and DurLE1l, Of Eas. Teilcinna,
we're entiEe!y untrue. end NJ. IIoAnEN thinks more
1 Hns FcIicana Thav ad sd fnse u
clubs seYorsi months before tho election, and no
SORT ot VIOLENCE waa used to induce them to vote
'''y ~ ga1aossa'.' 1"'' .'enu..
me naye a,.. ~ sssu.as op!eetvn IL ns' hot
psn lah''s any pa,a.sa, lepo1t Ao pleases' anu
Mn'1s"a'lnns sno ouAuoAsts ~, ~ uluc" W Ae
saousee, '" uno ia't,, auou1 l'"vv nee1oes So1am-
'afny Vo1n's lne ue'"oesat'c 1'eeet III EAST fela-
g,s'''', n'ta l''e'e,,an's ,na, ne ,htefVo"ea 'oo
hepuoileans III ,n[eo ", pn!,aozea counties IN
meeh' anu .ounu t'!al a,1 tno M1'ialaat'oh naa
1suu P'ueI%eu =, 'no nepuoteAns a4e.nst sHe
, 1876-11-28
THE RACE QUESTION,


The testimony, printed In yesterdays
Tribune, of tho victims Of bulllozing III
Louisiana, conyicts tho Tildenites in that
State Of sayngary aud Aendish cruelty which
would not do discredit to tho Thugs Of India
or the Dashi. .Bazonks Of tho Turkish Prov
inccs. A United States Marshal shot while
carrying tho bnllot-box to poll, aud left for
dead dtwith two bullet wounds in his heal, two
in his brokon right arm, and one il tho lip
negro cut to pieces in his own house, hia
body dragged out and rid1llod with bullets i'll
presence Of his wife; his baby snatchea
from tho mothers arms by ieud, who cuts
its throat; tho mother herself left for dead
with cash from knife in her neck, bull
lot wound in ono leg, cut with knifo from
tho hip to tho lneo, her head covered with
wounds, and the cords Of ono Of Aer feet
severed; another negro with a bullet in Ills
breast and his hnnd shot to pieces, such is
the sad andsickoning story Of only ono day
fire of the victims tnken from tlo long and
bloody catalogue Of men and women manned,
mangled, and murdered, to help to elect
SAMUEL j. TtLDEs President Of tho United
States and seizo the State Government Of
Louisiana,
This fient1isll, brutal, md bloody business
is nothing new. The statistics gathered by
Con. SHERIDAN show that there were 2,141
PERSONS killed and 2,115 wounded on account
Of their political opinion, in Louisiana from
1866 TO February, 1876. Tho records Of tho
dirk ages present no cruolties more terrible
than those tho Republicans Of Louisiana,
both black md white. Loye suffered for tho
anke of their opinions. md, aa rule, these
crituos hive gone unpun;ahed, and tho 4,o5G
viotjma Of Domocrnt;c cruelty remain uu.
nvonped. Tho bloody work atill goes on and
IL atijl nnnunishod. md It will continue to %
NJ, nnt3l tho Democrats heyo accomplished
their nurposa Of soizipo every stato Govern
mont in the South by murder, assassination,
torture, terrorism, and tic gl1astly processes
of tho White.L Liner aud bulldozor. It goes
M in tho faco of Renublicau protests. in tho
faco of tho Government troopy, In tic faco
Of every influence which tho Administration
has the right to bring to boar under tho Con.
s.itut;on. OF tho eixtoen original Coufcd.
crate States. but three rcuaiu iu the posses-
sion Of the ncnublican marty. and It's tenure
upon these oven is uncertain.
There arc two prominent reasons why
bulldozipg-thia term includes tho whole
category Of yillaiuics--cont;nucs, The first
of these is the immunity Of the bullloxers
from punishment by The law-a polnt to
| whiuh wo have already alluded aud tho scc-
ond is tie impun!ty with whicl, they
| oan commit their outragcs upon a raco
| which will not offer resistance. Had tl,oy
been perpetratod upon Indians or Germans,
French, English, Irish, or Scotch upon my
| other nationality In Louisiana. t,e rosult
wo,ld bovo boon different. leco,,so thev
wou,d have atr,ck hack. II IL 1,o1 hmm Tn.
dian. ,haro xvou1tl hovo bcon De,,ocroti,
scolra ,al,n, 1fit Ind hcan the other raccs
r,o,,iono5 +horo .vonl5 bovo hecn demo.
| %''~N>t
, 1876-11-28

The despair OF the present political situ-
alton in tho South is inequality OF repre-
sentation. But for negro suffrage, the South
orn States would have ouly about 1OA OF los
Electoral votes, instead Of 1Bs. In the days
Of slavery, In making up tue basis Of repre-
sontation, three-afths Of the negroes were
counted, and even then, on the Northern
basis Of representation, thA South had twenty
votes more than her fan ~opostiou; now
that I'LL the negroes aro counted, tho colored
, 1876-11-28

In m article printed by tho Now York
Sun, and reproduced elsewhere in this issue,
an interesting sketch Is given Of tho warfare
inauguratea by Secretary BR1srow against
the Whisky. Hing conspirators. The Sun, In
it's hatred Of President GRANT, haa improved
the opportunity 10 connect Ills name with
tho narrative In manner calculated to con.
vcy the impression that tho President was u
party to the gigantic conspiracy, ,-rolying
chiefly upon m Endorsement upon the back
Of letter sent by AvxRx to tho SYhite-
House, and alleged 10 contain, in tho hand
writing Of tho President, the following in
struction TO tho then Chief Clerk OF tho
Treasury Department:
JorcH nnd MvpokAIp arc reliable md trust.
worthy. Lot them have tho information they
want. ". s. an&Yr.
The President has unhosltatingly and e,a-
phatically declared that, II any document
exiata Of Which the above is copy, it IL IN
unblushing forgery. The Sun haa evidently
been imposed upon.
, 1876-11-28
PERSONAL.

'''''' 80. .t.,4+.s.....,..,..e 90. N.
PERSONAL.
"; Panl paper says son Of Joe Jcoo,,o.
Artil,orx rt.,.. H. 1eatehhnt In Company A. r,ns
tho next volume Of Roberts brothers, M S,
Series will be q novel entitled. ~. nv. 10 sams
Ihe TWO volumes sitcat1y puhtlshed 4su.." ss ~
o',ek's Choice" md "pcrd.c, haye S, hnT rn'l.
4, ~ somo eutlous omission, NIr, Dar,y ar,,,u.
Inc tfagedtan TO much admired !, ttt '.lFsn4
nno IA tle Ena'leh provinces, WIS not ,nvi,.s.!
the !atc Lord Mayors banquet to tho drsma,is
fasslon. Wv a'ao'at'c pro-
It. 10 snld that Bret nastc and Mar. ,rv,,.
mltlnR play together. Ar they have sonn,a,.,s ~
ploaaeod INC worst two playa on ths Ama,1..v
combination. S' "'' 70 u
NJ ns. hiviese the promising young artist wine.
G.ee at the Centennial ExpositIon crcttaa :"
much attention. IL an Engitshn,ap In ,na ~ ~
name. He married. ulster Of Mr.. syanav not., " az
toe poet and began life worry poor, '''''''
The eIFsn'aHs Journal makes this annonn.oa....
'Df' Loriag has abandoned hia proposed IT, -.
Aaropc. at tho desire Of bis friends IN v,aw a;,t
conaItion OF tho country" What country !. ~. nv
Aorin2 saving now-Europo o. America, o''
hr. Halstead, noticing Dayasd Tay,o,,. ,..,.
ment That Goethe abhorscd tobacco ob,e,rc. ,s,s
considerable satisfaction that tho poe. .rss ,.,,,
'ng 10 stimulate bis system, at frequent !ntory,,,
win animasing beverages. 1Io did not .tict !.
milk and water all his life.''
Cardinal Antonelli-rest fls soul, hen d.,a ,,,
ne .d love the gaslantrlcs Of this world. md 1t.
neoa was wehk-lcft behind him tangible evidences
OF Ills sovcs. But to all charges Of Irfecu,,,Its.
f1ffe l6 Tho fE1(lY rnrtv.
, 1876-11-28

counted s'9 INTO The Presidency by Tim hr,,,
oe,ofe yenr Of his term exn,rc. a ~ a"ulldozers,
n0 majority IN Illinois win =, .aefs vii! 10
ie had been lcfcatcl, ""' "''' heurslly stsh
, 1876-11-28

,,rra" now ioFk o. It'll maintains her gtest n,,n.
,'sso .n ol population over all The ols- pspon
W. ."u recent election over million n, s,a'ss
Tvsu po''ea III the Empire State, q thc vute.
foE liaycs. ..,.,,.,.... '''''''''s''..." 62a, ,11o
Ent 0,ri!t. ~ *. ..''ts 1osttASu
fo' smith, Temperance ..'..... .... d,o97
A. lno city. Including Brookiyu, /, what .o ~
thc Vote OF the Empire State to trch "s "s. sSeils
owing proportions. They ew York any u,easna,- ns.
lyn) cast thls immense yoto, AVA A'lo Brook
Far 1tarot t''''"s*'" tssss ..... III 4ass
''' ''nAse'''.'..s..... ,....' e., 4o7
Total... ,....-..... -
'''' 't'A 90; IN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19
NOTICE TO lIrMHolurRs.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT or TIN
i Flrrt Judicial District Of tho State OF Ne
vada, In snd for storey county.
pRNSIs HEA0KlifY. Plaintiff, W BOuT
ciLiFORNiA NIHiNG COMPANY. Defend
DENNIS uEAoRRrY hereby gives noslo
thai be has commenced IN action in the DIE
trict oourt ~ The First Judicial District of th~
state Of Nevada. In and fof bturSy rounty, -
pIsiniin, against ths south Csiifospls Minlna
Campany, o corporation fornirsi ADD existins
undsr the laws ~ the eiais OF California, o.
drfsudsnt. 10 fofreic'e z ecnAin msenanr,
lien claimed and hcid by him upon toe follow
ing -derrlh~d mine. mining claim and pfrm
isss together with Q certain rhaft for mininr
purposes theron. IN wit: Thai certain nain~.
mining claim ani premises. together WITH ths
ORE and minerals therein eontainci. sttuate lI:
Nevada, described ~ fo,loySi beginning !,
Post No. ]. ibs.e, running: Pirsi couise-
Sonih- -lS-.:s-s east CIV feet, 10 Pset No. Q
T.snee, sscond course -south ~ degrees wer'
i.bO0 feet, TO Post Nos. Thence. third Course
North n degrees west coo feet. 70 Poet No. 4.
whsncs besrs the fs,ssiad on Mount Davidson
north "a degree wet the nasstan 90 Mount
Butler north six d.srees west; thence rus
st North 10 G.s,ees ssss 100 iess 70 Posi No. :.
The place Of heSinuins. containing 20 &C ioo
scre.--bearings from trne meridian; magnetic
variation, iGh degrees ssst-togethes with th.
impruvemsnts thereon. .u
SAID lien 70 claimed and hsld under an Act
Of the Legislature OF the Stats of Sevsda. ep-
tiiied +" An Act 70 seeurr liens 20 mechanits
snd otherr. and 10 rrpsal oil other Acts % -
lsiion ihsreto," approved March .. ISIS,
Notice 70 hsreby gwen 10 ell perrons holding
OF ciaimlpR iiens on aid premises undef tbs
provisious of Md Act Of the Legislsture OF %.
btsts Of Nsvld., 70 b and spysa, ssicss saa "
District Court Of The First Judicial pistnct o.
sss ne ss:'i 'r%SiRsSrrSoTRTa y ssrs y I'll 5AY 81 0
DER. isjc. q the hour OF 10 o'cioeh a. =. 81
ssid DAY, Il the court. room of ssid ccun. u
ths civ OF yirsinis. storey county. Nevads.
and 10 then and thers sShihlt tne proofs oi
'oen '''' ~ DENNIS BEAaERrY.
Dr Lops a BxlEuAp, AttSspeFs fbr fiaintih
0oIi NIL. Nsvsds, August :, lsIe. sussw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19

Lucr HoorER wriies for the informa-
ton Of American Bellies, that the price
of titled husbands has risen. Under the
circumstances il will probably be- b~st
for our girls to take mp with tho average
organ grinder. saving the price of
ocean passage aud the price of the bride
groom. besides getting as good an ar
ticls. We must economic.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOrICK Ne. 3i7.
q. =. survey Ne. so.


~ y LAND oPPIcI, At CARSON, NE.
ysdA, June u, 1915. : Notice " hereby
riyen that EMANUEL sTRliN HERMAN
SCIIONEMAN and ADAM LkirffrKn, by
their Attorney In fact aud coownyr. ADAM
I.ElClITBR lwho.e l'o>tcfiire addrsvr IL 81 the
CITY Of Virginia, Stale Of Nevada. h.vs made
appIieniion Tor twelve hnndrsi linear feet. run'
ni,s in q northrrly and southerly dircilon
along the line of the lode or lead, situate In The
C,old iIiIl Mining District. Siorvy county. the
came being quartz lode, and brafibg gold and
silver, and of which they arc the owners, and
IN pos-ersion of the same. ioccther with al W.
dip-. spurs and angles. With surface ground
Two hnndrd fsct IN width. embracing Z io.lto
sers, anil dcpcrib~d npou plat and neii nofss
On ale In my oiiiss snd Posisyi on the claim ~
follows BEGINNING n . post marked Nnuibef
One H., u. \. suryey No. 81, rtnaie abool 90
feet nofthwesieriy Of the old toll ssie On the
American Plat rosd thence running from ssid
I,ost No. /: Yirrt rourpe.- -souih 60 degrr~s
east aD feet, " Post No. 0f the tleO,gia Con.
psny's q. n. Survey No. n. north NJ degTrcr
east. distant 2ia feet the smoke stack of tbe
Rock leland hoisiina works and the hae-tan on
Mount Davidson north ist degrees csst; The
nsgsiaff on tho new Caledonia hoisilpg work,
nosth tsh .lrzrcss essi, Toe mouth Of the vir
ainiA aud Trnekce fiailrnad tunnel south 80 lie
rrrrs minutes rast. Thence running from
aid Post No. Q. second coufpe-souih ~ de.
grecs east i.zD frrt, TO fost No. :. whence
hears the tOntheAst corner m bfetlou u. IOwn.
ship 10 north, Range 70 rest. Mount bisblu
meridian. souih sst deGrrs east .02G feet de
liant Thence thIrl rourS~--Sorth 70 degrcev
west 2m feet. 90 Post M. 4. Thence fourth
oourrs North ~ degrees north 80 feet, "a
Pust No. I. the place Of bsinbings tanning
1 $40 acrs-. Bearings srprvss-d fom the trus
meridian - magnetic variation, IGN degrees
eat. Survey made 10 seeori with record
of location. daily recorded IN Hook !" PalT
M, Htcrey County Records. kept nj the once of
the County Recorder of Storey county. Nevada.
The claim Il bounded by no Known claim,
ants. The nearest surveyed mln~ni claim 70
the Georgia company's mining claim. Y. H.
survey No. ~. On the north.
The labor and improycu,snis rJbsist of \
tunnel one hundrsd TT 10 length. sIccedips
Any and eli persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said mining grouod, - hervinbefors
describe :. are required o. de their adverss
claim with the Rseistsr of the United etai~s
Land Ofice n Carsnn City. In the STATE of Ne
ysda, during the sintydays period OF publiea.
ilon hereof. or they will bs haired BY virtue Of
the provisions Of the statute.
jeiG Esd A. WAITL. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19
EQUALIZATION NOTICE.

NJuTicE n HEREBY OWN THAT THR
IN Town Assessor has hied ~ the Ci-ft'-
once the Asessmrpt Roll of all per-ons and
property within The incorporated limits q ihs
Town Ui told Hill liable 10 taxation. Tor the
nseai ypar ending o.. nrst MOT day In May,
1871. sbd that the Bosrd Of Trustee. IL -sli
town, seii,s o. Poa d Of Equalization. Ls,.
Ing .lsminrd ssd Ap-~rsinrhi Roll. have
raiped the valuation of the real estate. In
provements aud personal property in -a!d roll
rct down and sss~sssd 10 pcr.r ne and corpora
lions he tinafter named. % follows. viz:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19

The ab,yensm.d psrsons snd cofro'siion.
are hersby notified 81 appear h~fnre the iio.ni
Of Trustees Of the Town Of Gold Hill. cit Ip1
as . Board OF Equalization. at the once ~ The
Town Marrhal, In rvsr cf ,sllrw Lsckst kn.
CINE Cowpany's iloass. Main str u. told iliii.
stcrey rounty. Hs,ads. bst~s.n the hour of ,
aud 4 o'clock ' ~. ccmmensing August 2sih
and ending August 18th. A. u, 1919, 10 - ow
esnsr. 10 sny they cap. wby the sAlnaih n ~
properly aserssel 10 them pbsil not h. rsisesi
In the additional smounts ahove nams q. snd
their taI~a equsii.es, as provided b, ord'nsnre
Of said town.
~ onirr of said Boani of Trnstsss.
wM. ny. DOANE.
N.f cisrl of Bosni.
Gold HIii, Nevada. Augusi ". is;h. ani,id
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19
THE WONDERFUL
r OK s DAP!

EnoM THE VENTURA ROCK SOAP
II Mine. California.
lietisr than any common Rcsp. end eosisk :
than half as much.
Yor g.neral hoassbold purposes kort sosn
will do all tho work VI common toap. aud
great deal OF vork that cOnimor sosp rsi Mt
DO. Il doea ita vofk heitsr. with iers labor.
and 10 cheaper than otbsI Soap
Soap ,nlurvs paint end mses other thlng- /.
Roci rosp Isiurs nothing rnfs as The yir
gin Earth No slhaiii No poisonous pr'... Z
wcrks e.lusly we'll In all kind. ~ wAief-.
bot. cold, hard. s0ft ~ salt.
For the Toilet and Faith. Rosk Soap pa<-s-r-
rsmarkAbls piVp~rties. hss . vrsy plss.sh,
sd~ct. removes tan, ini. fmii stains, tsr. pitch.
etc.
ROCK tOAP TOOTH POWDER. -yor 10.
rtfy, rfnekncy. And for preserving aud sIesh-.
Ina The teeth and strcnrthst Ing Oh. rnnis. u,
snrpsss~s any known dsntifriee. Try II.
Foe sale BY oil 8rocers spd Druggists.
~f3.----M. n. .-WIsON, rsata lsvss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19

Ir is said that the principals in three
fourth- Of the duels fought in the South
since the war. we're maIaha. IL may
be stated. too. that Tor maiahs they
have done. unfortunately, some very
bal shooting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19

Ir is noted as singular fact that a
Chinaman was found to be the only
man in an Atlanta car Who Was polite
enough To get mp and give his seat to n
laaiy but who NJ well fitted by circnm'
stances as Chinanian. to take the cue
from lady in distress
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19
EUROPA MINING COMPANY.

NOTICE. = THE ofFicg 0r rnr HU.
~ roIa Mining Company hss not brtn 10
moved fron " ON u u ywsfds bniliinR. ",
California sirret. Bau ffApciseo. Californh.
~ stoskholierp sre esuiicned sesinsi TsJ'
Ing any assessment 90 any person or rsfsons
RICHARD u. TOYEs.
suis Secretary Eart ps Minins Co,npany.