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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-14

thing Dy the OuTOluk OL lCS HldThet. II
was heavily insured. :,
The tax on circuses has been reduced
by the Legislature from $500 to 500.
Trot out your girafles.
The army worm has made its ap-
pearance on Union Greek and on the
Colorado River, produced by the wet
A coyote was killed on Congress
street, Houston. where he had taken up
his residence and gone into the poultry
line heavily. 4ae.
the Legislature giving the sheriffs
Of the various counties the right to
charge 45 cents per day for feeding
The Trans Continental road is now
completed three miles east OF Clarksville
and twenty y-seven miles west of Texar-
kama, leaving only twenty-five miles to
be finished.
So far seven Of the minority Of the
Texas Legislature have resigned in con-
They are Messrs. BarZiZa, Perrenot,
Roberts, OF Bee, Rust, Won Biberstein,
Adams and Dennis.
SorRucz cane Is almost ready for
grinding In Houston county. Quite q
number af settlements have combined
and purchased mills for grinding and
evaporating the cane. This promises to
be the great crop Of the future in
Houston county.
A report from twenty-seven counties
In North Texas, including nearly the
entire grain region OF the State, shows
that the average yield to the acre this
harvest wss, whSat, 102 bushels; oats,
s. bushels. Whest did not turn out a.
well % the farmers expected before
harvesting commenced.
Gov. Coke is doing great deal Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-22
WESTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL 70 RI. oolD NIL sAllr rru..
CALIFORNIA.
L.s,si.mv. investigations.


San FnAScrsco. Jan. 22.--1:30P. ~
The recent debate in. the Assembly on
the question Of the resignation Of Sui
Ivan a. Chairman Of the Committee oil
Investigation into the affairs OF the
Golden Gate Park. on account Of the
charges preferred BY Hall, supsrintend.
emit Of the Park. e~Icites considerable
comment here Of an u~nfavorable charac.
ter az regards Sullivan. People are
disposed to csnsurs him for his apparent
effort TO hold on TO the position OF
Chairman In the face Of such charges.
considering his action as at least q gross
violation Of good taste.
Pullsn's resolutions. calling for a fur
Their investigation Of the loss OF the
steamer Pacific, and q moro searching
inquiry into the condition Of steamers
sailing out Of this port, by appointment
OF a Special Committee. meets with col.
siderable favor here.
There isa very widely extended i'm
preston TINT tho recent investigation by
the Committee on Commerce and Navi.
CATION was brought to a conclusion too
hastily to fairly accomplish the object
in view. and that sufficient evidence was
obtained to make the necessity Of nm
other inquiry apparent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-22

San FRANcIsco, Jan. 22-2 r. ~
The storm to-day has been very severe.
Its violence was especially felt along the
city front. . strong southeastsr raising O
heavy sea, and the shipping riding very
unsasily. The barge Exchange. lying
at Hathaway's wharf. was stove and
sunk early this morning. A ~lonsshors-
man. namo unknown. was drowned in
attempting to save the vessel.
The habeas corpus cast Of Samson
Rosenblatt. arrested for swindling New
York parties. was quashed to-day In the
Twelfth District Court. New charges
are being continually telsgraphed from
New York and st. Louis on which be
IL held In this Police Court. his bail be-
ing raised oil each charge.
Gold closed In Now York at ll3.
Groenback, oSH. 80.
AYatai Aeeiae.s-CeId weather.
YRxKA, Jan. ga nan named John
Bowling was killed at Humbug yestet-
day forenoon while ground sluicing. BY
q large boulder falling on him. His
body was terribly manglsd. aud nearly
every bone broken.
The weather is very cold, the Their.
momstsr standing ten degrees above
zero this morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-22
rmE APPEALING HATCH.
a Type Carrie. sn the Coin aud
HeuOrs.

The spelling match held by Professor
Flint at the old grammar school in this
town last evening. was attended by one
hundred and fifty or more persons. oil
OF whom got twice their moneys worth
Of fun. The sport began by Mr.. Buck
master and Miss L~ichtenburg choosing
sides. denominated north and south. the
following being the parties willing to
stand up and exhibit their learning or
illiteracy for the amusement OF the rest.
North Sids-Miss Lichteuburg. leader;
Cassie Henderson, Lulu CASTOR. A.
Scrimgsour, Winnie Timmons. A. J.
Mcdonnell. Willie Randall. Willie Hill.
Ed. Niles. and y. A. st. John. South
Side John Buekmaster. leader; Miss
Laura Holman. Mr. A. b. c. Davis,
Judge +. Wright, All. Dotsn. Miss Elite
Adams. Louis Larsen. DIR. Kirby and
Mrs. Fox. After a hard contest the
north side retired. worstej aud crest
fallen. having been tloored by eight
worls, while the south struggled inef-
fectually with hut six. lGreat APP
plauss for the south side-the shame oil
tas vanquished only adding to its in
tsnsity.l
After the preliminary struggle was
settled. a list OF words, by which the
championship OF the evening was deter
mined, was given out, Capt. IT,. IT,.
-. NJ. ~ ~ n;san anil A j. lfra-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-22

SrocxnoLpERs'S IEErISo.-Ths annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Lee
Gold and Silver Mining will be held at
their Office. In San Francisco. on the
It'll Of February next. See official
notice in our advertising columns to-
day.
AssrssNESn.-An assessment Of one
dollar per share is levied by the Wood.
Vile Mining Company. and one Of .
dollar per share by the woodyills Con.
solidated Mining Company. Bee ofieiai
notices in our advertising columns to-
day.
SERVED HIM Rraur.--A man who
attempted to steal . $40 piece Ut Gun.
ningham's saloon. No. 90 South o street.
Virginia. last night, got q beautiful head
put on him and vas locked up In the
city Jail for his pains,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-22
ooLD nIll. CENTRAL SCHOOL
IntercstIug Exercises Yesterday
The ..Censessini." y Literary
Journni-Etc

Some very pleasing M" ins
exercises were held Mt the Gold Hill Gen.
A., .o,ool v.s,.,aav afternoon. among
,..,.n,,;on.
when were se'se'
etc. Notice had been given tho patrons
Of the school through the scholars. and
quite n number Of visitors were present,
including Prof. Flint. County Super
iutendent Of Public Schools. B. +.
Hazletino and wife, W. d. Cornell. MIR.
Brown. Mrs. Rison, Mrs. Robinson.
Mrs. Paueburn, Miss Ella Babccck. Mr.
h. scharn. Miss Virginia Moore, Miss
Nellie Greenwault, Misses Hattie aud
Cassi, Henderson and others.
Al the commencement Of the exercises
Professor Kent, Principal Of the school.
delivered an eloquent and instructive
address 10 the pupils. citing them ~ an
incentive u study. 10 the career Of Pres
dent. Lincoln and Grant, who owed
,hsir success In life not to luck but to
indomitablo energy, pluck and persever-
nnce. Mr.. Baker. his assistant. followed
the Professor in A short address, which
Was both interesting and appropriate.
m. following is the programme Of the
exercises Defamation, "Nick Van
stanp." Willie Osborn: paddle Your
Canoe" Frank Gregory: recitation.
..Oyer the River" Sarah Quintrell; "0ld
Jamie McCin," Ed. Rice; "The Pilgrim
Fathers" Ia. McTiec: The Irish Trav-
elsr." WIN. Watson; Freedoms Cry"
John Carriek: recitation, Nellie Lyons
..Oid Ironsides." Leonard L~iehtsnberg;
..The Three Sons" Eddie Rhodes;
reading. ..Jimmy O'Dowde and the
owl "lIarv Morgan: New England's
DEAL" Isaac Scharf; select reading.
..Poor Little Jim," Bsanvstis Winter
hansr: ..Only AN Errand Boy" Ed.
Hummel .Dare and DO" John Broad;
..Marmion and Douglas" Jennie Ne
Martin: ..S~partacua to the Gladiators."
Prank smith; recitation. Carrie Marks /;
select reading, 1.-THE One Hess Shay"
lille Kelly; 1.-The Gamblers Wife,"
Jonis Larson; "Suicidal Cat" Willie
G%;Is.pie: select reading. "0ver the
Hill 10 The Poor House." Victoria Du-
n,.x. recitation, Cassie Lowman; dia-
ioene. ..Family Quarrel" Mollis o'con-
nell and Willie Randall.
Some Of the scholars acquitted them
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-22


Fifty or more persons competed for
the prize. and despite the tempting as
surance from Professor Flint that IL any
person succeeded in spelling the entire
list correctly he or she would receive
$40 additional to the contemplated prize.
the highest number spelled correctly was
nineteen-soms missing as many rs
twenty-five out OF the twenty-five words.
Mr. Buekmaster missed but tho words
numbered 6. lG. 10. 20. % and "a. He
was declared the victor. and carried OIL
the comfortable sum Of $40. In addition
to the honors.
Miss Cassie Henderson missed but
seven words, and Professor Flint aud
the referees very properly decided to
award her a prize OF ten dollars.
After the prizes were awarded Pro-
lessor Flint put the question to the au.
disnce whether there should lie a josh
Billings spelling match or not. The
.'ayes" which greeted him on all sides
were convincing proof Of the popularity
OF such n contest. Tho ingenuity dis.
played by DR.. Kirby. Judge Wright and
Dan. O'Connell. in torturing the alpha
bet. was something truly wonderful
sometimes even approaching grandeur
and keeping the spectators in q tumult
OF delight.
The only fault we have to find with
the way the match was conducted Is,
that when the slips Of paper containing
the test words were handed in aud ex-
amined. instead Of quietly putting them
away in n drawer and shielding. the
writer's. their errors should have been
enumerated so that q little amusement
might have been had Mt their expense.
We recommend that such q course be
pursued ut any future match which iray
come of at this place. What poopl. go
in for IL fun. AMI nothing calculated to
contribute to the general enjoyment
should be neglected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-22

JACK \ ENTERTAINMENT. -Johh Saeh
aud the Firmin sisters. assisted by Mr.
Borthwick Reid. the Scottish swords
man, will give u dramatic entertainment
at National Guard Hall. Virginia. this
evening, which should DO patronized by
every person who cur spare the money
aud time to attend. The acknowledged
merits Of the different parties should OF
itself bring out q full house; but when.
in addition TO this, II Ia remembered
that tho three first named lost tho nc.
cumulations Of years in the disastrous
lire Of last October. and that from
that time to this they have remained in
this part 81 tho State. desiring rather to
trust to tho judgment and liberality
Of our people than remove to other fields.
they should DO given TO see that their
conduct is appreciated. Could MT.
Jack have secured National Guard Hall
for the season the people Of this section
would have been treated to much needed
amusement which will now probably be
denied them for many months; but such
being under existing circumstances I'M
,,..ihia ,bis will most lilelv la thu last
f..asn.;,. H. .;,I hav. ~ u;,n.ss.
Ill. Srs;'.,... sn,.,,ainmsnt for
"'
Cor DiscorRAGED. - At tho great
spelling match las, evening, friend
80. r. 80, =, u,.,x altar
Al. n,;,a ogs,od for ,hs cbam.
pion speller. lie rubbed up his
old specs. %sharpensd his pencil, and
Ios' "optiou'iy uiu hs No'f nni
~, - n. prof.s.o, flint ,ays
,hsn ont ON. after ,he o,ber 10 the in.
,,re,,sd .,semblar, of competitors.
Thsr Oh. Ii.,s 49, Gathered in. with
,hs name of sach writer mon them. and
nm. r.,o,oss n,oc.odsJ IN examine them
chsesin, al eaeb misspelled word.
Fa, xes among tho most eagerly
interested .nectstors gathered around
ths JssL' AMI when they got To Ais list
he watched with the most intense
| anxiety. One by one they checked
and condemned eaeh worn, ". 'nsy got
-, ~, w.a, b.oiaw z.ro' II wa, loo
much lar b;s no"r nerves. lie reached
an, and nuJced one Of the referees, aud
whispered Soarsely in his ear. '.say,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-22

PosrroSED.-The spelling match was
too great n temptation for the school
ball committee, which should, according
to agreement, have met In this town
last evening aud settled oil Its affairs.
J. II. Harris. Town Attorney, one oil
the committee. took q prominent part
in the spelling match last evening. DO.
ing the gentleman who propoundsd the
words 70 the Josh Billings orthogra-
phists, q fact which We omitted men,
doning In our report.
ALErTxn addressed to Miss Mary Z.
Collier, Downievills, Sierra county. Cal.
ifornia, is held for postage at the Gold
Hill Post-officc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-22
sr,rioxsRy Ann JRwgLpY.

:. b. Marshal. Al tho Gold LII Poet
onios store. 10 sole agent for al
the San Francisco and pscrsmsnto daily
papers. All the latest fastsrn periodicals,
magazines. etc.. received ~ soop ~ publl.hed.
and delivered In any part OF town. Blank
bs0ks and stationery In great variety. Blank
hooks OF every description made 10 ordrr at
short notice. Gold and silver watches, clockv,
and . dns assortment Of lewcly: repalring ~
that line neatly and well done. 4 large stock
OF toys AMI fancy goods. Bee regular Hdyer.
tisement In another column. jsfe
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-22
A s%UProCArING COu0m.

In . letter to Mrs. Lisle, Of Chicago. . well
kaown contributor to the Western press. she
ascribcs the cure ofa dangerous cough. accom-.
panied By bleeding At the lungy, to liale's
she says, Threatened TO surocats me- ss's
bot the Honey OF lIorehoand and Tar has
removed every trace Of IT," The letter was TO
q lady friend IN TIL. city. who has placed Il at
the disposal OF q. N. Crlttsnton. Z Sixth ave.
nue.. Pixies Toothaehc Drops cure In QUE
fniuute
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-22
Arrival. sisis Msrnisg.
psparsmres Last Evssis
Ia.,,x,s.. service. Tomorrow.

n. Y. cnrEcm. Coin HILL divine services
will lie hall in this church to-morrow ii A
Rsy. r. = uren ofhciating: and ct Z r. n.
Rev, A, q. Gillles offciatlIg. sunday school q
Thar. will b. . social held 81 the
church ON the event. q u I,buAry 9TH.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-22
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL 70 rHn oeLs HILL DAILY NEWS
NEWS.
Turned Missionary Agent.

rurusd Mis.iounry Agent.
w..Hrxoros. January 22.-Hon. Z.
p. Smith, late Commissioner Of Indian
Affairs, has been invited by the Amer.
lean Missionary Association 70 visit
AFRICA and inspect the missions Of tho
Society there and to inquire into the
best method Of enlarging It's work and
to end the most hopeful field for its
future missionary operations among the
Africans. Tho Trustees OF the Howard
University have granted a leave Of ab.
sencs for this purpose without salary,
and Mr.. Smith will sail In q few days.
Dsfsaet Csai Company.
NEW York, Jan. 22.-The Brentwood
Coal Company has gone into bank.
ruptcy. One claim against Il amounts
to $3.50, 900.
surainx Of Ysirbs.k.' s.ais shop.
Sr. JonxsBuRr. w., Jan. 22.-Ths
scale shop OF Z. & T. Fairbanks & Co..
In this place, was burned last evening.
The shop Ia covered by insurance and
will DO rebuilt at once.
The 0Ibbet IN IIiIsois.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-22

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indlseretions OF youth. nervous weakness,
early decay. loss n manhood, etc.. ! will send
n recipe that will cure you. fres Of charge.
TIL great remedy was discovered by . mis-.
slo AIRY In South America. Send . selfad.
drcssed envelope 10 the Rev. Joseph T. Inman,
station ID, Bible House, New York City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-22
CHEMICAL ENGTH,

Save me. health and money. Avoid quacks
aud buy "Chemleal strength" sold BY all
dnggisls. Instructions fnll, ard . cure guar.
snteed In any case OF facilitating dreams Tor
seminal weakIess). and all alarming symptoms
Of nervous decay. resulting from self-sbuse,
excuses or any cause. CRANE q bRiaHAn.
per bottla "A
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-22

"wHr." aaks IN exchange. do they
bury a japanese with his head down.
ward whom no diesi" We really don't
know, unless II is because they think
that's the only proper time to do It.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-22

JrnrxrAH MlsoN. being asked II he
had rsad Emerson's Essays. answered.
"No, I do not understand them; how
svsr, my girls do"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-22

Rucrxpxp.-An assessment Of twenty
cents per share, levied by the Trojan
Mining Company on the 10th Of jan
nary. has been rsseindel. See ofhcial
notice in our advertising columns to-day
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-22

Turnr were u. asa deaths In New
York City. last year. an increase OF
l,422 over the mortality OF tho year
previous.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-22

A CIL,YoaNA widow who oonfesses to
being twenty ysars old. say: she Loaf
her husband al the Arst battle Of Bull
Run.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-22

ARTIFICIAL grindstones are coming
into use In Germany. They : made
Of grit, soluble glass and pstrolsum.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-22
rIrE cAIIroR,N NINE.
Annual Neeting. Annnai Report,
and Very Gratifying Exhibit
ct she Conditisn and Resources
OF the Mine.


or she Condisisn and Resources
OF the Nine.
At the annual stockholders meeting oil
tho California Mining Company. held at
the Office OF the company in San Fran
cisco on Wednesday last. a representa-
tation Of 5il.375 shares, out Of 5iO..
0OO. were present. The following gen.
tlemen were elected Trustees and Of
fcers for the ensuing year: R. H. Fal.
lis, President; W. s. O'Brien. Vice
President; ]. G. Flood. s. H~sydenfrldt
and III. Williams. Q. p. Gordon was
chosen Secretary. and J. q. Fair. Super.
intendent. From the we'll written and
sminently practical
Rspsrs OF superintendent Fair
Describing and detailing the operations
and developments during the past year.
we extrac, the following: On the 1900.
foot level a drift has been run from our
southern to our northern boundary, west
%, the ore vein. connecting with the
openings Of the 0phir mine. Crosscut
No. I has been run east 2l3 feet, ON the
southern boundary, to tho ore vein.
This drift has been extended north In
the ore vein 100 feet. connecting with
the winze sunk in tho ore body to the
li0O-foot level. The orc found thus lar
on this (l3OO.foot leveD has been OF
moderate quality. but that found in
sinking the WINE has been goou rom
level to level. on the iiOO.ioot ieVei
uil'. mas ossn run wss' o. .n' oa0
inc with the onLir MIN. on tho north.
Crosscuts Nos. l, 2 and , have also been
extended from this drift across the ore
vein. A lateral drift has also been run
north from our southern boundary.
in the ore vein EGO feet and will
soon be connected with the workings Of
the Ophir mine. A large amount OF
valuable ore is already developed on
this level. but II is less regular than on
the levels below. On the l5O0.foot
level a drift has been run from our
southern TO our northern boundary.
west of the ore vein. Crosscuts have
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-22
uRYMAN BROs. a: IN.

The well.hnowa Furniture Dealers. us South
u street. ars closing out their large stock, ~
they have lsas-d a store further down town.
and proposs TO open there shortly With q new
stock. Meantime. they are selling furniture Of
cost prices Al No. IFS South q street. lin
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-22
sroonp DISPATCH.

severe Stern and Damage 90 Ship-
ptsg -lIabeas Corpus (ase-0eid
aud 0rssnbaekh.
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ONWARD!

Observation-Disclosures come
md see.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-22
Deeper Explorations.

Just at present, owing to the ovsrplus
OF snow aud Ice, the road TO the mine 10
in rather Of On impracticabls condition
for tho transportation Of the requisite
timbers. therefore sinking the shaft
deeper has TO be temporarily suspended
fof a short time, but a. soon as the sea-
son opens this will be vigorously 70.
sumed. Meanwhile from the drift south.
ward from near the end Of the main
east drift or tunnel O crosscut Is being
mado toward the east wall. In order 10
explore and define tho situation In that
direction. First rate steam hoisting
works aro contracted for and will DO
erected rs soon NJ practicable. the re-
quisite grading at the surface being al
ready completed. The COMPANY pro-
pose sinking tho shaft some hundreds
Of feet deeper. In order to OF.
ploro their vein thoroughly at
the most eligible points. and
in tho full faith that they will lind
plenty OF good ore to pay them. Very
lew prospecting mines In this section
possess as good and iattsring prospects
as the Sullivan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-22
ope.inr the Mine.
The q. 4 q. shan

Is located l,OiO feet east OF the Consoi'
dated Virginia shaft. 1t is sunk with
three compartments to tho depth OF 9SS
feet, and its cost to January lat, 1876.
was 1886, 1888 Is. A drift is now being
run east from the l50O-foot level OF the
mine, which will connect with the q. x
c.. shaft. II will reach that shaft and
DO in readiness for tho transportation OF
ore as soon rs the shaft is sunk to that
depth. Two hundred and sighty.eieht
feet remain to DO sunk to reach this
drift. After this connection Is made
with the @. & G. shaft. i feel SAFE in
saying that our hosting capacity. will be
1900 tons per day. and m to tho sup
ply OF ore, we have now In sight in tho
mine a sufficient quantity to last for n
long period.
At this shaft, buildings complete in
every respect have been erected. and
machinery for pumping and hosting
has been put in place. and aro o In
full operation. In addition to the main
building. there 10 a blacksmith-shop, a
rope-house. two largs oarpenter-shops
suu ono uihcniuc-suop. Auo Saipeh''i'
shops are supplied each with IN engine
and machinery-one OF these shops be-
ing intended for the use Of the Consolid.
atsd Virginia mine. and the other for
the California mine.
Receipts and Disbursements.
From the Secretary's report we ex-
tract the following items: The total re-
ceipts during the year were, from sales
Of ore, Si53. 0G0 &c; overdrafts at the
Nevada Bank. S2s.2i7 u; sundry
sources. si.Gs7 SO, Total, sis2. DOG OS.
The principal items Of disbursements
were: Salaries and wages, $S7.473 80;
supplies. sl2.745 90; titles. s25. 900;
interest and exchange. 81. $50 80;
legal expenses. 500 80; O. L q. shaft,
S2is, O9l Ga. paid ]. c. Flood indebted.
ness due, $50, 600; sundries, including
stationery. printing and other necessary
supplies, si0.S7s Oh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-22

That our Goods, being bought strictly FOR
CASH and 10 LARGK L0TS, we can UNDER.
SILL EVERYBODY IN TIE COUNTY,