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New-York tribune., 1876-11-20
AN APPEAL FoR RICH COLLECTION.

STRIVING TO OBTAIN TREASURES FROM CYPRUS FOR
THE METROPOLITAN SCsEM OF ART.
The trustees of the Metropolitan Museum of
Art have received telegram from Gen. d Cesnoa, who
is in London, stating that the British Museum has
offered $4,000 for the treasures discovered by him at
the Temple of Kurum in Cyprus The trustees are very
desirous OF securing this Kurium collection for the
Metropolitan Museum OF Art, and say that with this.
added TO the articles discovered by Gen d Cesnoa in
previous excavations and at the Metropolitan Mu
scum the t collection Of the kind IN existence would
be formed in this city, The trustees have resolved that
"upon the receipt from, or the guarantee by, any
responsible person persons Of the sum of 100000 in
gold Executive Committee is instructed to purchase
Of Gen. CesnJa, for the sum Of 100000 in gold, the
whole Of the Kurum and other collections now
In his possession and not owned by the museum,
with the understanding that Gen. Cesnola shall come
here himself TO superintend the arrangement OF the
entire collection in the Central Park Museum and
y out for sale all duplicates such pieces al may be
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

WHITE PLANs.-The November term OF the
County Court and Court OF Sessions for Westchester
Comfy will commence Monday morning before Judge
clifford and Associate Justices Howe ana Snkman.
MOUNT ERSoN.-It is understood that large manu-
factory OF boots and shoes will shortly DC esaDsned az
Mount vernon I'm which $50 hands will be employed,
and that the executors VI the Yard estate are about 70
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20
NEW-JERSEY.

PRINCETON.-On Friday two men attempted
10 rob " b. Gulcks livery stable, after giving chloro
form 10 the Occ boy. rncy attached horses 10 phar
ton filed with robes. harness. DC. the whole valued at
81 900 when the hOstcr, living next door. heard the
noise and going 90 the stable frightened the thieves who
left without their plundcr.
PATERsoN-Tne funeral OF John T. Clark. the late
ianOr the City Hail. attended yesterday by Far
ragut Post G.. A. r., Engine Company No g. the alder
men, and city officials or the nrst Il days O S0yem
her there have been AZ deaths, 80 OF them from
diphheria. Bishop Simpson preached yesterday IN
Grace VI. T. Church. s. VI. Mcyeberg has purchas ii
Department Of the Chinese Government at the Cen
tennal Exhibition.
PRrNcEssyILLEOn Wednesday night last The residence
whom were cOored They demanded to know where She
kept her money and her refusal 10 tell OF the
struck her with club. They then ransacked the house
and searched ill morning for money without success II
thought by the physician that Miss Collins will lose
the sight of OF her eyes, caused by the blow from the
club
GREESvIIIE.-Davld Salters fOreclosed a mortgage
last week the Willow House Hotel, rented and
pied by Mrs. Miller, and dspOsscssing her threw her
furniture into the street, and put Solomon GOodspcod In
the house Mrs. Miller has brought suit against Saiters
for $IOOO0 damages and has had GOodspeed arrested
Tor trcspaSs.
HoBOKEN.-The football twenes Of Princeton and
Columbia Colleges met on Saturday at So. Georges
Cricket Club grounds. The Princeton won, gaining
the three goals that made iIr 25 3d. and 81 min
utes, respectively.
MONMOUTH JUNCToS.-Philip Leary. track laborer
killed FRIDAY afternoon while walking the
track OF the Pennsylvania Railroad.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20

Announcemcnts
Use BRruuELL's celebrated COUCH DROPS.
enuiu, have A. H. b. on zach drop Branch, 6lJ Broadway
A cough neglected may lead TO serious re-
suits PogIERs BAlsAA will give relief at once
RUEUMATIsM.-A cure guaranteed by using
FRALEIGHs REMEDY Ask your druggist Tor H.
improvements in ladies' apparel are always
welcome The Latest and bestis Or. WARSEts HkALh (oi
vim g sppnrte and self FASTING pads, kept Dy leading
dealers. WAiNER BKOs. 76J Broai"ay.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20
AL PARK METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATORY.
hs
Degrees


ABSTRACT oP REPORT THE wEES ENDING AT r
Nov lS 1876. -
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

81. James -Goven0r-elect Lneius Robinson
Of Flmra Frt ArsRue HOtel David ~ Nels OF C9hnoc,l
cnt CC0nor Power NJ. p, of Ireland Rear-Admirn ~
Stembel u. Navy Congressmln-elcct Leolou ye,r.
B. Williams OF the Jaiahese
Department -. .BrerOod H0gsVisc9unt Parker oi gIo
VronoIitqn H0feI-Judge Roland Hitchcock OF
emf Ncic. York HCtsl-Se1atOr Theodore +. haInvi2 VI
Jersey aud Capt Kennedy OF the steanslp si ma
SyIepgat House-E l.. Davenport. ST Dcny
rev DR. Miller of Philadelphia and the Rev DT W II Mn
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20

Early yesterday morning fire occurred IN
the basement of the fourstory brick building at NO
John.st. owned by Philip Blsinger silver platter Inc
Of the fire was unknown The damage to the Dud-
ing and stock about 500.
The curtain in the box -office of the Brooklyn
roater caught nre from gas JET on Saturday evening.
II was extinguished by Detective Looney. There was no
alarm among the audience.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20
LONG ISLAND.

MIDDLE IsLAND.-A grandson of Ambrose
Gould Oi Middle Island was handling gun on Tuesday
when by some accident was discharged and the con
tents passed through his body from the rght side Odg
ing his heart IN the left side lie suffered severely
until Friday, when he died.
EAST MEADow.-The house and outbuildngs Of syl-
vanus Carman robbed on Saturday evening.
wagon which had been used TO carry away the punder
tracked to the residence OF August Dedch In Ainity
VILE search warrant procured and the stolen
property was found in Dedics possession thorough
search was made the premises and seven sets of har
ness lot of hOt-bed sashes, aud quantity Of hoes,
raKcs, and shOycls were found.
WEST MoRCHEs.-A young colOred man. named Albert
Smith, has been arrested and has confessed that lac fired
shot through window AT George Lambert the keeper Of
a dry goods and grocery store at West Morices. on
Clarke and sentenced 10 60 days the County Jail It
they meait rob the store ii MT Lambert had been
killed.
RoCKAwAY.-VistOrs to ROcRaway next season will
find the steamboat well the railroad facilities
lTgely increased. new boat IL building AT Norfolk,
Va To he named the ROekaway Her appointments Will
be first class in all respects and she will comfortably
carry 1000 persons Her light draft Will enable her 10
20 all the ROckaway docks IN all stages OF the tide
with safety.
HICRsvILLE.-On "wednesday night, while a number OF
young Democrats OF Hicksvillc venting their
thusiasm at supposed election OF Tden by firing
bullet passed through a window ana lodged In the wall
few inches from the reverend gentemans head TheI
Ia some suspicion that the shot was not accidental
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20
RIRE RECORD.

the ground TO company which will erect thereon
ror ~ snbsantia buildings, stores and dwellings,
New-York tribune., 1876-11-20
HOME NE WS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs. IN
BROADWAY.
9am45o Noon. 45e. d. me 45o Midnight 44''
IIiphest during tho day. A. loWest, al.
Average 44a4o Same day. 1873. 444H
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14
the PLATFORM,

The Democratic party Of Storey county,
through its delegates In Convention assembled.
declare and publish the following - its plat.
E.m Of principles;
Rssoirsd, That We indorre the ,iatform
sd.pied BY The Democratic National Conyen.
t,on held IN ~. Louis on the nth day Of June.
ls76. and pledg. our enthuslastie spp,crt 20 the
homine<s .f the Oonvention. tAMukL J.
TILDEN far tr~sident. and THOMAS A..
HENDRICKS foe vie- President.
Rssirci. That We are opposed To- any and all
rsc srisa in,sriertnee with our public ,shools
lg,plstion only - shall maintain the public
school fund intact ; for the malntebance ~ ths
pub 70 peho 10 for all. uhlniueneed and IN.
i.amnssL q BY an, SECT OF sceta'ian innuebee
Tor NJ time TO come.
hasred, thai Ne Az oppo.'d 10 the 81.
eu,' tion u bullion from tsia,ion, and fsvor
.uch hrislstion . My a. shall ,uhjeot all prop
err, fsrlud Nc the net pr reeds ~ the minef.
b. 4 lust taxation. and which rhall be euf1cient
90 def ~ the iecevsary sxpenses ~ the staies
county and municipal goytrninents. honestly
and economically sdmin'sterrd. with 70 ey.
c.Iaions o. special privileges 10 any.
g.sdr,d, That We demand Of our candidates
for he state nrnats apdAssembly . pledge that
they viii. 10 elected. use al legitiuate and
prpper e6orts 70 secure sueh legislation - ahsli
insure Virginia City sod 0old Hill againpt do
ttrurft0u ny nv. an1 10 THIS eno 10 procure the
les ~. az an Act of ths Legislature u nlifing
The E. nirArt mend inio between the rity au.
ihoritier Of ths city Of Virginia and the w,
ginis sni Gold iiil Water Company.
Reslri. thai We srs In favor Of saeh . re-
| dartlou of the aalshes and fees Of state. county
and municipal ofncials - 10 ccnststent With
the public ihterest and welfare.
Resirsd, That We demand . pledge Of our
poninees Tor ths serats aid Assembly thatthey
gill. n elected, use tvsy legitimate mesns 10
~curs such sctirn OF the L<Risiaturs - shall
he proper and legal In influence the General
t,overnmsnt 70 % change and modify the trtsty
nov sxisting with thu kmpirs Of China. known
% the Burilnssns Treaty" - shall hervafter
eR,etnally and forsver pre- vent any further I'm
m,grsIlou N Chinsss 70 the Coast. And We
rsI mon evesy eitlssn md resident OF this
C.sst. vh~her 10 o0cs or otherwise. ~ ne ell
lsvfui mssns In his power N rsmovst his Mon.
roiian ipcabss fron American entsrpsiss and
Indurfry.
croind, shat We require . pledge Of oui
pcnlnses fos ~ e~nsts and Assembly that. !
ehstsd. thsy viii d the EARLIEST day prsctie
aAis tsks zach stsps and procssdingS - IN
vithin Ne constitutional powers Of The Lseis
linn Of this Rtats 70 fndusncs Oouuess II
naks he siivss do,iAr-NsvaAa's great stspls-
) keii tssdss 70 n unlimited amount. Sest'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14
PLATFORM AND RESOLUTIONS.

The Republican party Of storey county.
throash It's delegates IN Convention assembled.
hold In grateful memory the record OF the Re-
publican party ; keep In thought Its achieve
insnts In restoring and rdeeming the Union
from the erimes and pcrils Of . Democratic ~
bellion; recall with pride the work y has ler'
formed toward the payment OF the debt. In INT
ing up the credit Of the nation and In compel.
ling Justice 10 the humblest %citire1.
justire and prosrese. BE- u By this cosveniion
Rerolrad, That We rsafirm our aliegiancs 20
tho principles OF the Rspublican party, and
heartily indone both the platform adopted By
the recent Republican Eaiionsl Coovention o.
Cincinnati and the platform adopted By the ~
c ut Republican Btsis Convention at Carson
CITY.
Resired, That In Rutherford D. Hayes and
william A. Wheeler W. recognize the attributes
which make than worthy candidates foe The
highest honors which forty n illions Of frssmen
can bsstow, aud We tender 10 them unfalterinS
aiL glance and cordial support.
Rssirsd, That the public schools OF STOREY
county are our greatest treasure We demand
ruvenus possible nndsr the laws. and % insist
that no part Of the funds vet ssIde &c their sup.
port shall. ufon any pretszt. be diverted nom
lie legitimate nee.
Rsslrsd. That we oppose mi repeal Of the
bullIon tax. bat favor such notifications in
taIation % shall reduce the amount OF revenue
10 bc c~.ilec'ed 10 . sun only sufficient 10 meet
ihe elpenses of the Government.
Rsslred, That We favor rrforrn and the stiet.
est economy In the public s-rv,ee. and % ~
earnest Of our sincerity demand that material
reductions shail be- made In the fees % the
District Attorney, and almoet every other coun.
~ and township one. . In Storey county.
Resolved, That We are 10 favor of such legfs'
laiion y shsll legallls the c~anirset made Be-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14

IT seems TO be q wsll-established fact
that the last three or four years have
witnessed . return Of tho Jews to Palss-
tine from every quarter Of the globe.
The number going from Russia Is en-
tirely unprecedented. The Hebrew
population Of Jerusalem il moro than
double what II was ten years AGO. and
the movement 10 going on rapidly.
Most Of the city property is now in the
hands Of Jews, who have gone there
from other countries. and in . few
yea1' time they will probably Be the
ownsrs Of the whole city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14

M. L. Rossrrn. n Chicago rsdner,
publishss . statement n to the adultsr-
ation Of sugar. III Essays that most on
sumsrs judge Of sugar by Its appear
ancs. rather than by Its intrinsic value.
buying what Is known a. coffee
crust" In preference 10 the raw West
India, which has more ssccharine mat
Ter. In whitening sugar sulphur rea-
gents are used. and then othor chsmi-
cals arc applied to obliterate the traces
Of the nrst. Much Of tho sugar ID in
iuYioua.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14

JoHx wALpxxIAE Of Rochester mar
risd aiter sixty years Of single life. lie
had rigid ideas Of economy. M shown
In sending his wife with three cents to
get meat for dinner. and ivo cents for
wine. All the time his hank account
was large. Mrs. waldemire bore his
psnuriousnsss for three months, and
then parted with him ; wheroupon he
hanRsd himself.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14
THE EVENING NEWS
GOLD HILL. !. SATURDAY. OCT. IA. 1879
Tur Tannus water, which is nc

TEE Tannus water. which Is now
largely drunk at court and In aristo-
cratic circles In England. contains about
100 grains Of carbonate Of limo and 200
grains Of common salt per gallon. thus
being about Ave times as hard a water
- the typical hard water Of Great Bri-
tain. Professor wanklyn thinks that
fashionable physicians should not fail
70 observe and study the effects OF Tan
mus water. While II Is said that the
hard water Of Kent, containing a large
percentage Of lime. IL very wholesome
for young persons. and the straight legs
Of Ksntish children are attributed TO Its
use. II 10 considered doubtful whether
hard watsr 10 desirable for those moro
advanced In years. II has been said
that Il tsnds to produce goitrs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14

A BOSTON tea Arm have adopted the
idea Of giving to svsry one who pur-
chasss anything at their establishment
Q cup OF ins COFFEE with rich cream.
Another Boston Arm. probably favor
ably impressed with the lberality Of tho
nnt-namsd Arm. and DESTROYS Of omula-
ting their example. pay their shop girls
- per week. and then charge them hve
osnts each per week for iced water.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14

TnE wb'ts so'phur Springs corrs-
sponasnt Who wrote the following seems
70 have been melted by personal feeling;
"Ths firt Ia the painted hysna OF So
cisty, the lamb-fsscs-dissuised ravening
wolf Of the affsctional fold. Her fangs
drip with tho gore OF the foolishly fond
and tue"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14

A WILD pucx. which Was flying down
. stream Q. wsstport. Connecticut. q
few days ago. struck . telegraph wire.
which was stretched across a bridge.
with such force that its head was sew.
cred from its body. A passer.by found
the bird, and had IL cooked for supper.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14
POLITICAL.
JOHN o. BENEFITS,
SAMUEL BOWLING,
CHARLES GOLDEN u.sss rsrn,
AMERICAN Mat.
ALBEIT LACKRY ti.s.s Tern,

County Central Committee.
HON. G. O. srKvgxsoS "a, '.rs.s
L.. u. HAsTINGs,
JOHN R0sRNnRocK.
GRO. LAirY.
J. u. STEVENS,
J. o POWERS,
X. L.. STERN.
JOHN RANDALL
ANDREW LAWSON.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE
-ron-
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
JOHN WADE

nv GOLD HILL nEspkcrvuLLv Az.
nounees himself % candidate ne County Con
missioner Of Storey county. abIset TO he -
cision Of his sliow-eitissns u the esssihs
election. s~e
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14
POLITICAL.
STOREY COUNTY
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For State Senators.
W. Fan STEWART.
x. a. sCHULrz.

w. FRANK STEWART.
x. a. SCHULTZ.
For Asssmblymen.
WILMINGTON STEWART.
u. x. IOwRRY,
AMOS G. DENNIS,
JAMES q. RULE,
John HENDERSON,
ROBERT BRR0AN.
w. W.. sOOnRR,
A. u. WILLIS,
J. y. vIrzPArRick,
n. q. BURNs.
a. RN0I.Is,
THOMAS ,. snIRi.Ds.
y. a. WISE.
d. SUTHERLAND.
For Sheriff.
THOMAS q. KRii.Y.
For County CLERK.
JOHN p. MCFARLAND.
For County Treasurer.
g. d. SMITH.
For County Assessor.
WARREN ). SHERIDAN.
For County Recorder.
pRED. p. NICHOLS.
For District Attorney.
OGDEN Hn.Hs.
For Public Administrator.
DE-. II. BRR0sTRIN.
-
For Superintendent Of Schools.
J. II. GRAHAM.
For County Surveyor.
00rTH. HAST.
For County Commissioners.
WILLIAM GRAY,
WILLARD BITER,
ELL JOHNSON.
For Justice of tho Peace. Township No. I,
Third and Fourth Wards, Virginia.
WILLIAM u. RYAN.
For Justice Of the Peace. Township No. Q.
First and Second Wards, Virginia.
J. ,. COOPER.
For Constable. Township No. I. Third
aud Pourth Wards. Virginia.
MALACHI NORTON.
For Constable. Township No. 2 First and
Second Wards. Virginia.
n. J.. WALKER.
For Justice Of the Peace. Township No. 3.
Gold Hill.
X. e. COOK.
For Constable. Township No. 8. Gold Hiii.
GEORGE rAuNDRRs.
-
For School Trustees,
VIRGINIA,
w. x. v. DEAL. tisss tsr.),
JosEPH BARNETT usss isr.),
w. q. TH0MPsON,
u. J. BREED,
J.. q. SCHMIDT.
GOLD uiLL.
u. v. sTONR usss tevn),
O. u. GALLUP usss ssr.,,
i- =. FOX,
J. u. HALL.
WILLIAM BRANNAN.
County Central Committee.
JOHN r. RI0RD0N tC~Asirns.l.
". X, I0wRRy Cs~sers,sry,
GEORGE EMMETT Cr~rssssrsr,
PRED. PUNK Rrr.
PRrKR DUNN.
RIcmARD BROWN,
u. X. BRG0s,
JOHN RUSH,
JOHN LRARS,
JOHN SNOW,
WELLINGTON STEWART.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14
PUBLIC sPEAKIYG.

PUBLIC SPEAKING.
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
HON. cHAs. z. De LONG
HON. THOMAS WREN
WILL Address THE pnoPi.x ON THR
w isrper Of the day ~ follow;
AZ
ELKO Monday. October 9Th
EURREA............w Wednesday. October nth
AUSTIN. .Fridsy. October 18th
BELMONT. .......... Monday. October 18th
RENO. Saturday. oc,obsr ssth
CARSON. Monday. oetobsr soth
GOLD HILL. Wednesday. NOVEMBER LET
VIRGINIA. ..IAturdsy. November eth
County COMMITTEES will plesse make ar
engagements for the reception Of the spsakers.
and Club organizations arc particularly 70
qusstsd 70 cooperate 10 the Arrangements
made.
ny order Of the Committee.
G. O. BATTRRMAN. Chairman.
v. C. Loap. Secretary Il. y. @. ssa1id
REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS.
HON.. cHAe. E. De LONG
tIrILL ADDRESS Tue FRoPLR ON THE
w issurs of the day - foliows;
Ar
wINNRMUccA......... Saturday. Ocular 7th
BRLLEvILLR..... go. Thursday. October isth
COLUMBUS. Friday. October soth
AURORA. Saturday. October 2ist
County Committees will please make ar
rsnrcments for the reception Of The speaker.
and Climb organizations sre particularly 70
questsd n co operaie In the srrangvment'
made,
10y Ofdcr " We toWhittttrs
O. q. BArTRRMAN. Chairman.
y. q. Loan. Secretary X. q. @ q. ssx1td
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
H0s. THOMAS FITCH
VIII address the people on tho issues
Of the day ~ follossi
CARSON CIry............r Tuesday. october .
RINO. "Wednesday. October 4
wINRHhUCcA.......... Thursday. October 0
EUREKA. saturday. October
County Commuters In the several counties
will please make arrangements foe The reception
Of the ppeaier. and club organizations are BAR.
tieulsriy requc.ted 70 cooperate N us Arrsrge-
ments made.
by order ofthe CommI.tes.
o. q. BlTTRRMAN. Chairman.
y. O. LORD. secr,iary r.. y. O. q. sc2s:fd
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
HON. THOMAS WREN
WILL ADDRESS THE PEOPLE ON THE
w issues Of the day - folisvs;
Ar
TyBo.................. Tuesday. oeiobsr i'h
HAMILTON. Thursday, October isth
WARD. Saturday. oetober a'st
1 PI0cHE. .hopdAy' oe'opef 20
County Committees will please make A.
nneru.snis for the reception Of the spsaker.
asd Club organizations ere particularly -
aves.ni 10 Cooperate In the srransemsnts
made.
By snder Of the Committee.
O. @. BArrERMAN. Chairman.
y. @. LoHp. seer~tary II O. O. ss11id
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE
-ron-
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
JOHN WADE.
10y GOLD HILL REsssorsoLLr An
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14

POLITICAL.

NATIo NAL
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
FoK PREsIDENT.
RUTHERFORD B. HAYES,
OF OHIO.
Yer vice Presidsnf,
WILLIAM a. WHEELER,
OF NKw YORK.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
Fer Presidential Rieeters,
q. M.
GBORGE TUFLY..--.....--...Ornsb
w. ". BIsIIOP
. Fer Jsdss Of the supreme Court,
o. q. LEONARD.
Fer Csugress.
THOMAS WREN.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
ChurchIL..-.---..G. w. STONE.
Dsusias..-.----.J. w. HAINRs.
Rsms raida .-..-..w. BUTLRR,
=. u. SMITH.
RiLa................G. u. MOORE.
X. a. LITTLRPIRI.D
Eureks......-.-.A. u. HILL,
=. II. CANAvAN.
Hsnbsidt....---...C. u. sTODDAnD.
IAsasr..-...-..A. X. SHANNON,
NJ. J. PARRRLL.
i.isesin.....-.--...E. D.. l.KR,
X. u. CLUrR.
Lyeu....-..-..-.C. u. ZABRIsktR,
). %. sIMns.
Nye..............-.D. q. sOINR.
s,srey...........R. q. LORD,
HENRY PIPER.
GEO. A. KING,
q. G. WATERMAN,
ALI. DOTRN.
ormsby.....-.-....GR0. W. BRYANT,
\. X. JONES.
Wsshee-....--.-.s. NJ. JAMESON,
wM. TuOMPsON.
wLi,e P,.e....-...u. CARPRNTRit,
q. SMITH.
q. g. BArrERMAN, Chairman.
v. G. lord, s~eeis'ary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14

II Nltcu. III
CAPITAL
BILLIARD SALOON,
MAIN sTRERT, GOLD nIi.l.
Just above the vesey IIouse.
LOwRRY b RN0S, 49,. Prof. rietors.
CnoIcRsr WINES. LIQUORS. CIGARS.
the BEST BILLIARD TABLES
A Piwsr.CLAss EATING STAND,
And two comfortable ciub-Itooms.
Finest and most popular saloon In Gold Hi.
Call and inspect the hospit.iiue,, w,vv
Ism CHAkLEs ENos.
cool AND REFRESHING Or INKS
THE OLD WEDGE SALOON,
IMAYNARp's BLOCK,
MAIN srRRRr, .----.... GOLD HILL,
Opposite the Hank Of California.
Inn Ia"' anu ~ STEPHENS q PETERS.
NEW WISCONSIN SALOON,
Maynard's Heck.
MAIN sTRRRT, ..--..... GOLD HILL
oRiBBLE 4 TEMsY. PrePriesers
TIE CHOICEST or.
Wines, Liquors 4 Cigars
Always on hand.
Old friend. and new friends always welooms.
and everybody invitedto
DROP IN APP PROSPECT
AT HOME AGAIN I!
PIP Err B S.,
CoRNER D AND UNION STREETS. vIn-
~ GINA City.
FINEST BRANDS on
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
~ AT ONE sIr.~
Every attention paid to patrons. an
BANK EXCHANGE,
Tin MAYNARD's BLOCK.
MAJ. srarEr.''''ooL0 MILL.
PIRsT.cLARs SALOON IN EVERY RE
n ppect, ~ we'll ~ general resort for business
men. A comfortable and quiet
READING ROOM
Al the rear Of the saloon, supplied with the
principal ncvrpapcn and periodicals of tho
day.
A CHOICE LuNcH
Served mp daily q. noon, free to tho customers
Of the saloon. -
Hm y. u. rifICk.
REOPEMED!
INTERNATIONAL SALOON.
FINEST
N AND LIQUORS.
OPEN ALL MONT.
JOHN =. r'paE, soBr. PATTERSON.
GIBBS IONS SALOON,
MAIN srnKkr------.-.G0i.D Hill.
EiNE WINES, LIQUORS. Ero., xrc.-
oTARD BRANDY,
OLD BOURBON,
CHAMPAGNE,
PORT AND
WHITE WINES,
AND OTHER GENUINE LIQUORS.
en- W.. D. g. GIRs0N. Pre.rtesey.-
BALTIC SWITCH SALOON,
1nsr souru or pRICHER HOIST.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14

County Committees will please make A.
nneensnis for the reception Of the spsaher.
..d Club oranlniions are particularly -
q.es.ni 20 cooperate In the srraneemsnts
made.
BY snder Of the Committee.
Q. @. BArrERMAN. Chairman.
". G. LoRp. Secretary u q. G O. ss41td