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The daily gazette., 1876-03-17
tucceSs IN AdVerfistnO.

In times past it was thought mmodcst to
proclaim the excellence of ones goods. OF TO
solicit patronage for them in ne " spapers.
During the a.t twenty-five years through
the immense competition in trade, 1t has be-
come necessity. The public are always
ANXIOUS to learn OF progress, but arc equally
desirous to avoid all frauds, as they have
genuine merit, and are particularly preju-
diced against sterling announcements o,
some new and wonderful medine without
character or worth. Still the public are
grateful to manufacturers or inventors OF ar.
ticles OF merit, even IL known as medicines;
many OF them are the result OF years of care.
ful study by our most eminent chemists and
physicians, and embrace such principles and
productions as Quinine, ChlorofOrm, ChlOral
Hydrate, Porous plasters, &c.
Success in advertising depends much upon
tha intrinsic worth OF the article it-elf even
though it be medical preparation. As an
evidence OF this, celebrated physician Of
Gus Plasters by adding CAPCINE on account
OF its giving increased effect and quicker re.
lief and cure than any known medicical
pl Operty; he hesitated about advertising,
fearing his reputation would be injured. A
firm OF Pharmaceutical Chemists In his city
learning of this decided improvement. made
an arrangement with this physician and com
in short time the sale increased from hun
dreds to thousands until now the sale OF
BBNsON's CAPCINE PLAsTERs ID exceedingly
large and daily increasing. They can be OBJ
tanned OF any Druggist at 25 cents each.
SEABURY & JOHNSON,
Agents, N. Y.
hurst Il Co., eth and Market and e. McInal H.
I'd and Market. ianl8eod&w-lm
febl9-lm
The daily gazette., 1876-03-17

wins battles is drawn from the com.
manding officer as from reservoir
The influence which one individual
may exercise over many was happily
Illustrated in one Of the great battles OF
our civil war. For months a certain
coolnel had subjected his men to cease
less drill. The manual had become SO
mechanical with them that no order
delivered in the martial music of his
splendid voice could take them by sur.
prise as their hands instantly executed
it even their thoughts were miles away.
once well into battle. soldiers will
fight steadaly OF, oblivious to every
thing till the ammunition gives out.
Then they wilt into panic like strick-
en- things. This particular regiment
was face to face with the enemy On a
netabble day in our history, loading
rnd firing with might and main, the
opposing guns almost touching. AT
once the colonel saw a quiver run
down the line-experience told him
the ammunition was out. In one instan
more there would be wild stampede,
the rear masses would take it up, the
day would be lost. He would give the
world fora saving expedient. The hap.
py though flashed upon him-the drill
He rose in his stirrups, and his voice
pealcd out above the clamor OF the
guns
Attention. Order-armsl" [Down
came the muskets "Shoulder arms n
| Up they went again. "Mark time.
by the left flank forward-marchi'
And with drums beating and colsrs
flying they stepped away as gallantly
through the storm Of fire and smoke
and thunder as if they had been or
dress parade. They arrived in safety in
the rear without breaking ranks. TIC
that man really belongts the honor of
the great. victory that was won that
day.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-17
General NesUs.

The Greenback party of Ohio will hold
State Convention at Columbus on the
4th of April
Henry c. Avery, convicted at Knox
vile of presenting fraudulent claims
against the Government, was sentenced
to. three years imprisonment at hard
labor in the penitentiary.
The vote in the Democratic caucus on
Payne financial bill is stated to have
been as follows: Affirmative, 90 Sena-
tors and az Representatives negative, l
Senator and Al Representatives..
Hallet Kilbourne, the recusant "reaI
estate pooP' witness, remains in the Jail
OF the District Of Columbia. His friends
aave not yet applied for writ of habeas
corpus for his release. He threatens to
tell all he knows.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-17

The freezing of fruit in the bud fire.
quently occasioned by a few warm
days succeeded by late frosts, tits said,
may be prevented by spreading a thick
layer of frozen manure. or of ice or
snow, around the trees,in February or
March, while the ground is firmly fro
zen. The buds will thus be Kept back,
since the ground will thaw more slow
ly, and the roots convey no nutriment
to the tree. When frosts are no longer
to be feared the covering should be
removed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-04
A PRACTICAL SUGGESTION.
How to Avoid lowering Cages upe"
Missr~ working NJ the Destona
or q Ahau

In view Of the recent accident at the
Combination shaft, whereby . man was
severely injured by the cage being lowered
upon him. q practical miner Of Gold Hill
sends US = very sensible communication
on the subject. from which we extract the
following:
Such an accident need never occur In .
shaft which 10 being sunk by means Of
cages. Place a bell on the fifth set ef
timbcrs from the bottom Of the shaft, aud
move ii downward ~ the shaft progresses
DEEPER and additional sets of timbsrs are
put in. Have IL so arranged that the cage
shall ring 1t in passing. whether going
down or coming up; this will give good
warning. and allow the men In tho shaft
an opportunity to look out fer themselves.
I speak from bitter experience In this
matter, for I had q cage with . carload Of
rock lowered upon me once. and l con-
slider that q little Of that goes . long way.
Ne more Of II In mine, II you please. II Is
an accident which 10 easily avoided. and
should be.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-04
A GOOD LOCATION.
The North Consolidated virginis
Mins-ProErsss OF she work Dor.
ing IN Past Year.

Til. min. 4. ,i,u.,.d .lmos. adjoining
- I..,-.s ,..t A tbs
'ho Ae1ican' = is" hun D.
north and east OF the Opnir mins' TUT
.svsr.I vs.rs psst tho location has bsen
""-,-, AZ. u,,,,,, .,n.rts Al
aoknowledsed y ms NJ : an M
inc Comstock 70 % one y ..r.,.iIv
nerth ene OF N, ledge, ~ .s,sms,t ~
been coneceed maj eniy ' = az
depth vas necessAry 70 er,,.s,hi. .i..
class mine. In s~coo,aA.cs ~. NJ. al
the managers nave. tnro.sn n ~ Jsns.or
energehe Superintsnuens -. io.nwsrd
ossn steadily pusning VIZ - .,..i.sJ
Tor inc past yeai, un'i ,v y LII. .his'
sdePth Of ,,oo ies.. VIM 49, "a. an.
aconsidsraple quAn''y -, a., 4, "a.
soun,sreu /, 30 mu'. 81, hs.,x and .ub.
Iounu h.es.saiy m.eh,,srx ,Ts s,ys .
st.nuAi PsIp'ns -.,..iuu . Amir
por.on = IT, 4. Ia A. ths moun-
.uhh.I VI n.aS ~. .hstt Al : depth Of
,-n Sn,es apPou IT,. .s,i,e nv oest
~. os'o - ~, ~ i,.ht nsmps. A
anu IL. "a s,hsr nses.sary ma
pV"o,.u. sae.. "a i9.ineh pumps
.I.s.a ~ \. "hsu A. .,,tIops 400 feet
p. To- - ,hs eoo.isot ststiou,
Xxi. usch;n.,, i. .mn,y ,bls 70 drain n
or,Iinsr- ao.. vst,r 10 4 dspth OF 1900
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-04
Tn. riu... ...d sh. rapp.s..

Captain Bsb. the Pluto chief. ~accosted .
NEWS reporter this morning on 0 street,
Virginia. In the neighborhood OF National
Guard Hall, and pointing one large AID
dirty finger At an illustrated poster OF The
ROYAL Marionsttss. observed:
"Hesp damfrod. VIVA foah1 All same
make big steal"
mo. Bob" replied the reporter. THAT
ia n pretty good show"
"No good. Dam bad. Pahuteo man
many go. Four bit. Heap laugh fust
time. Bymby Cap Bob see sting. Heap
sabe me. Niggah all wood. hsyr No give
pahutso man he fouh bit agin. Big hell
wha' foah white man make man all wood,
heyp Tles. foah. wlew. twenty Pahutes
man give foah Bit. Wood man heap fraud.
No good. Poo Bob no blskfush. You
two bit, hsyf Ne dead broke. Heap like
~bleckfush."
The reporter gave Dob ssmo pious nd
vice and an exchange or two which he
happened TO have about him, but having
nothing less than q twenty declined TO
break It for the experienced aboriginal
hummer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-04
Trojan.

This mine 10 now In decidedly -four
ishing condition. Tho crosscuts OF The
northeast and the south drifs, 81 the 500
foot level. are steadily advancing In ore
which gives an average assay Of $40 per
ton. j.. J. Green. President Of the com.
pany, during his recent visit. made ar
rangements with John Driggs. Of the Rr-
~colsior mill. 10 ommsncs milling tho ore
as soon as his mill can be got In readiness,
which will DO by Thursday next. The re-
suit will soon prove TO all interested par.
ties that contrary to all adverse
reports It has plenty Of good pay ore
and will be n OF tho bullion
producing mines Of the American Flat
section. From personal inspection sinss
the visit Of President Green and accom-
panying experts from Ban Francisco, We
lind continued improvement u the ore
both in quantity and quality. IL 10 only .
matter Of . few days 70 prove. through
actual orc extraction and milling. the
truthfulness Of The reports hcretsfors
given As to tho real merits Of the Trojan
mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-04


The PioSfkhs nAIl-,Ao oa ny,
arc In 'no hsiu anu ''sr''ca' e'0 VI"
havo 70 stand asius. ny AZ Aa''''
In another column II will 10 seen that the
Pioneers have determined TO give q grand
ball At Cooper's Hall, Virginia, on Christ
mas night. Tickets, admitting Q gentle
man and ladies, can DO had for So. The
Pioneers know how 10 make their guests
happy and 'hey are sua, 70. hasu .saa
for tho comfort Of those who attend. Get
out your best bib and tucker on Christmas
evening. put on your pumps anu uanu I,
till you drop ~ me floneer DALI n"i'
DO the Affair Of tho season.
Rr.RSoAoEuESr or MAcr.-Tho man.
.v.m.nt Of tho Alhambrs Thsater have
re-cugsgsd Jcm Mace for another week.
tho crowded houses attending his eIhibi:
ZION, lustifyins INC e.pense; h III o,hnr
ada MS stAtuesIn" Posinss a~
performance. mn DA'',, ano H.,
athlete. h,s enaiiengeu Maou ~ ,",,
ahead. The House 10 crowded every
night.
Tun LApon QUESTION. Mrs. Olive N.
p,s.tou isctursd ON the ..I.abor Question:"
=, ar.., C,,, =, s.,urd.y evening. "a n
largo aud apprsciative audience. Her re-
marks were iIequenty sres'su WIN ~.
piAusc. ~. r,s.son 49, III, uoId
ZANE suoleot =. alns.r o"1 m. i.i, 4. :
very bright and entertaining lectures.
w.,, un-n,;..nn. Noz,nti. Of su.
~ -. 4, ~. 81.
ro' recently pur''a MS moa
iA "n.A 800 ,or
NO. nnu" .n,m,,,sJ Mr. Man.
'ne ,nsi', ous WI 4. -. al ,onnJ
Iann tn'n rsunoI ~ss,s h. h.l him.
self placed H.
Ixc,upr ro.N,our.-Mrs. y. A. Logan
ill -,..,rr, mi. svspiur a, Miners Union
Hall, Gold Hill. on "Intcmpsrance. It's
causes, C%on.squeness and Cure. hsT
lecture ~ SILVER Oity ye.soiu.y was WI"
m-.n- ,
Aos nan Ill si...mn.,
lent society OF "o'a hma
and milk SOCIAL nsA. weun.suAy e,I,'s
ssvi'
v,..,.i. ,.., s.,urd.v r,gh,. n,
c.nssd auto 4 commotion among tue
noIics. but no arrests were made.
po, An. ,x,nt,.four bour, ending nj IL
.".,..,.. ,h.ro wor. r.e.iv.d IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-04


HoLIpAr GooDs.-Now Is the time that
the generous hearted Comstocker 10 look
ing around TO see wha, no can give his
friend for q Christmas present. We all
know that nothing can be nicer than one
Of those beautiful mscrsehaum pipes Of
T~horburn's. lie keeps the most extensive
assortment 10 be found In Gold Hill. and
having personally selected his goods can
recommend them a. frt-clAss. Every
thing in the way Of tobacco and cigars con.
stautly on hand. Also. afull line Of vari.
sty goods. Read the advertisement and
give him q call.
CAUTION NOTICE. Secretary Newlands'
transfer Secretary Of the Yellow jacket
Mining Company. publishes . notice In
our advertising columns to-day. caution
ing the public against purchasing certain
shares o. Yellow Jacket stock which have
been sold for assessment,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-04
IR.pnbmcnn C~aaeu,.es.

wAsmSoros. December 4.-The Tepub-
licans In caucus this morning decided 10
vote for Representative Garfield for Speak.
CT.
The caucus also agreed 10 make sueh
opposition to the adoption Of the antici.
patel Democratic resolutions for the ap-
pointment Of . special committee Of
investigation 10 the Southern States ~
will delay action upon the resolution for .
few days.
The Republican Senators In caucus In
tcrchanged views on the political situation,
but took no action.
The Presids.g's Message Csmpistsd.
WASHINGTON. December i.-The Cabinet
10 in session and the President 10 reading
his message TO the members. The docu-
ment 10 complete, but will not be sent 70
Congress to-day. II may DO that some I'D.
dition will DO made before II leaves the
Executive Mansion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-04
the PERUVIAN q

vitslisss and snriehes the blood. toae' mp the
system. builds up the broken down, lures d's
pep,is. liver complaints. d 'opsy. chronic di.r
rhaa, hollis, nervous Affections, ehills ana o.
yer, humorp, loss OF constitutional vieof, DIE
eases Of the kidneys and bladder. female com,
plants, and all diseases originating IN . bsd
stats 81 The blood or accompanied by debility
or . io< state OF the system.
CAurIoH.--Be SURE you set the Peruvian
Syrup. One dollar and two dollars Q boite,
Prsrsrsd BY BETH ". YowLr 4 soss. 10 Harri'
sou avenue, Do ton.
Bold b. drugsists generally.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-04

THE FRENCH OF IT. What 10 your
name" reared Judge Wright this morn.
ing a. . weary.looking hombre was brought
into the dock by Constable syuens.
"what 10 your name. sir ; answer NET,
Patrccco o. Brssong. yer amer" replied
the vorn-out individual. - he raised his
hand 10 his discolored eye and ran bis nm
gers ever his head 70 feel the extra bumps
raised by the mysterious influence Of . Po-
liceman's club. "wsll." said His Honor,
"Ill send you 70 Jail for t~wsnty-four
hours, and you had batter learn 70 pro-
nounce . little bsttsr before you Gene
here sgsin." symons led the bird 70 his
cage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-04

TnE continued election excitement
crazsd Major Lorine. . leading citizen
OF Holyoke. Mass, aud he marshalled
sixteen tramps who had spent the night
In the police station. drilled them In the
public square. and offered their services
to General Sherman BY telegraph TO
qusll an imaginary instruction.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-04

GAnr..Nayo Greenlaw, railroad re-
porter Of til. NEWS. gives the following
items. A couple Of very fine deer were
brought Ia ON the express train this morn
ing. They were shot out near
BY a Mr.. Spider. There we're also brough
in about hve or sii dozen ducks from
Franktown. These were killed by two
mighty nimrods from Virginia.
CoarLrrESrAEy.-ws are pleased to ac-
knowlsdgs the receipt Of complimentary
ticle,s to the Tenth Anniversary ball Of
The Gold Hill Miners Union, which 10 10
take place at their hall on Friday evening
nert. The best Of music Is engaged and
all other preparations made to insure TINS
to be one Of the best and most satisfsctory
balls ever given In Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-04
roc REPORT.
i~xrroxrrD pALr NJ n. 2. KEArrSo . COL
San franchise Beard.

MORNING.
so ophir. az. IS. a. AZ.
10 Nsniesn. 1s,s. z3s. ~. "a
$40 Gould \ curry. i2A
siT Bssa 4 Bslchsr. ~, tik AsS. us
80 California. az. t9s. Ds
$40 savage. iot. IL. io'.
issO Coo. Virginia. Az a.. AK
$50 chollar ro:o.i. 76h. IS. %. ~. IN. 20 bio
sas nae a sorsrss., 7N.a
ITO yellow Jacket. To-
40 Imperial. 2 81. . NJ. 2s.N. ~
i25 Alpha. 10. s6s
rs Belehsr. its. Ia.
IS Confidence. ~
i35 sierra Nevada, Ia. i2s
5UtAs. Is
20 Baliisu. 3tH. =:
so Exehslusr. ~ ia.. Ia.
$40 overmsn. iis. III. MY. II, iies. lisS
2nIO Justice 49,. 2sa. % bs. 49,. sSs, ~
tio Union Con-, i2s, Ia
is0 Sueeor. soc
loo Lads Bpa,. oc
siss csi.ioai:. ist. isv. Is. Us, iss. nS''o'
IN
30 Buckeye. IL
sio LADY Washington. 4. 4 biO. 81.
$50 Ands<. } bSo. J
$40 Lsviatnsn. ~. u.
1900 Maya Msiyisad. ,Os &c. sOs
ioo Prospect. ~
so North Con. Virginia S5c
So Alta. AZ. ~
rs wocdvilic. IN
60 kniekerboeker ne. sic
400 BAltimor-. 81, -.
10 silver Hill. ~
~ Challenge. AZ
100 R ek i.Isnd. 4.
sO New Yyth. N. ~
100 lecIdentk.2
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-04
Departur~s saturday ESesing.
D>p.v,ur~. i..., N,entns.


AxxuAL MgEuSo.-The annual meeting
az the stakeholder. u the Lady Bryan
Mining Company for the election ofDirec-
TORS for the ensuing year, ETC.. will b. hold
At the Office ~ the company In Nan Fran
cisco ON the 18th % the present month.
Ne. official notice in our advertising col
umns to-day.
Mn. MARKwELL, Of washce county had
a psn Of horses stolen from him on the
18th Of last month. lie traced the miss
ise animal. 10 this place. hut was unable
10 follow the clue any farther.
To-Siam the ROYAL Marione,ies will give
their last performance in Virginia a, Ma
tional Guard Hall. The bus company
will he in readiness to hiring back told
Killers who attend.
An assessment Of one-half a cent per
share is levied by tho Monisznma Mining
Company. delinquent on the I'll oil January
nett. See official notice In our ad'.ru'
ing columns to-day.
ASSESSOR GR,crY collected si3.ie5 Ii
n. tai ON movable personal property
durinr the wear 1876. The proper returns
hay, been made to the Secretary of state
81 Carson.
THE new County building ON u street
Virginia. will be ready for occupancy 10y
the lst 81 February. According to The
contract ID should now be finished.
T.. T. PLANK has lost a poekei-book.
tn. fiuder will please read his advertise
nent. keep the money and return th'
purse 10 this office.
CALVIN CoLK. Superintendent OF the
Woodruff mill. 10 rapidly recovering from
the wound received last week by an acct
dental pistolshot.
TuY mild and venerable eounienanee OF
Deacon Parkinson. editor Of the Carson
Trb..s. bsamcj upon the wicked virgin
ians to-day.
Jupox WRIGHT. in making cut . com
uitmeut for youthful lawyers, now re-
marks. and may Rising not have mercy
on you.
D,Strl. O'BEiES was arrested for wifo-
hating i'm Virginia City last Saturday:
Aud still they tell us this Is land oil
libsrty.
Ir IA rumor.i that senator Sharon IL
oou 10 resign. and that u. q. Whitman
will be elected 10 oil his unexpirsd term
Of sfies.
K~xrcKrHBocKEE engine. No ). was out
nr.eticing ON q street. Virginia. yestcr-
day, and threw some magnificent streams
A bro deer was brought into Gold Hill
b., . hunter from the country this morn
ing. venison Is becoming plentiful
Tnx new ci,,ern. nearly opposite the
yirrini. Fourth Ward school-house' 1.
almes. completed.
Lxrrxn writer's will remember that tho
mail. close an hour earlier now than ui'y
formerly did.
Tux new organ Of the Virginia Episcopal
Church will be in running order by mex
Sunday.
NNxx. will remember the meeting OF
their Union which is 10 take place 'h''
evening.
]. n. Cork left on Saturday evening.
train. He &. probably goin' TO San Fran
cisco.
prarsa the month Of November. Just
closed, 1874 arrests were made in Virginia
City.
Tn Fourth Ward schoel-heu.s Of Vir'
riniA Is receiving a coat OF paint
All LauUN uaahRl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-04
A CARE.

To al who are suffering from the errors and
indlseretions Of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay. loss Of manhood. etc.. will send
. recipe that will euro you, free Of charge.
This great remedy was discovered by Q mis-.
sienary 10 South America. Send Q selfad-
drcsssd snvslops 10 the Rev. Joseph =. lnman,
station D, Bible Hsass. New York City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-04
A MuRpERuus pRuNKARD.
suoorING scRAPE AT THE RAIL.
ROAD EXCHANGE.

". n. Rossrtses Sends . Baii Into
she nedy OF william Lewis
whisky 90 Biame fer = Foolish
sui Causeiess Attempt ~ IIe,ni.
eide.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-04

HAaAS's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves n
a~cstores the complexion. removes frccklcs'
Tan and sallowness; makes the skin soft'
white and delicate. Its application can
not DO detected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-04

Lros's KArHAHIox makes beautiful.
glossy. luxuriant hair ; prevents It's falling
ont or turning gray. II has stood the test
Of forty years. Is charmingly pcrfumed.
rnd has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-04
RANDALL ELECTED SPEAKER.

Samuel Randall vas nominated by Cox
and James A. Garwild by McCreary.
Clymer. Banning. Banks Of Massachusetts,
aud Wilson Of Iowa were appointed ~tellsrs.
Tho vote Was: Whole number Of
votes cast. 2i6 necessary TO = choice,
i2i. Randall. 1871 GARFIELD. S2. Will
liAms received I. given by his colleague
Magoon; Morrison, l given him ny
seelyc Of Massachusetts,. The announce
ment OF the result was greeted with ap-
plauso In tho gallery. Cox and McCrcary
conducted Speaker Randall TO his Chair,
when no read his speech from manuscript.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-04

CONGRESS.
The Last Session Of the Confederate
House.
MEETING OF THE TWO BRANCHES
TO-DAY.
Sam Randall Speaker OF
the House.
No Business OF Importance Trans.
BUT A LIVELY OLD FIGHT IN
PROSPECT.
fsrrcrIL pnrArcnKs TO rnr GoLp nnL
DAILY News,
Tho Rsnats.

The ssnats.
WASHINGTON, December 4.-The inter.
est Of the public in tho opening proceed
iugs Of the Senate was was not so great a.
those Of tho House. though the galleries
were we'll filled before noon. Many Dem
ocratic Senators werc In their seats before
the body was called to order. but the Re-
publican Senators being In caucus did not
occupy their seats till . few minutes be.
fore Ia. A change IN the arrangement OF
the desks 70 accommodate the new SsnA-
tors from Colorado and 10 give the Sena-
tors who occupied seats under tho gallery
more desirable ones was made by placing
three dssks upon either side OF the fourth
or last platform. The seats on the Rspub-
lican side we're assigned 10 Blaine. and
Chafree and Teller. the new Colorado Ben
ators, and OH the Democratic side TO Price.
the new senator from West virginia,
Jones Of Florida. and Randolph OF New
Jersey.
When the Senate was called 10 order the
new members were sworn In. and tho two
from Colorado drew for their respective
terms. ChAiiee secured
fhA Los' .
ending March 4. 1879. and Teller the short
term ending In 1877. ~.
Committees wero appointed 70 notify
tho President aud the House that the SEN
ate was ready for buslness anu q recess was
taken till ! o'clock.
AYrEn RECESS.
When the Senate reassembled Edmunds
submitted q RESOLUTION ihs'rucuhB 'he
COMMITTEES on Privileges and Elections
when appointed, TO inquire whether In the
recent e,ec,ion 10 1ou.h EA1 .i.I.n,,
70 .o,s hs. ham denied or ABRIDGED: And
also az IN the eligibility Of electors, which
was read aud ordered printed. aud to lilo
on the table. ~, ,...,..,..
lngaiis suDnhltteu . JON. he,oiu.vu
recommending mat CONVENTION w hsIu
ut Columbus. ohio' w MAY neit, 70 iesiss
and amend the Consntnton OF thc ohieu
States. Ordered printed ana iaid on tho
table.
The Senate thon adjourned VII to-mor-
row ut noon. Tho hour agreed upon lot
meeting daily until otherwise ordered.
The House,
w..,,x,-ox n...nh.r TIL. o,en.
-.
Ing OF tho session OF the House was wiz
messed by an immense concourso OF pso-
MIA. Tbsro wors very few members air
-, m. a...,.,,. ch.,r w.. ,,.roJ q, |
sen" 80,
mourning In respect 10 ths memoiy oi .nc
late speaker hsrr. rne,s Deihg 'heIc,1rs
no prsslui.B olnceI .hs c,,ou IT,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-04
EARLY HISTORY Of GOLD HILL.

The Original Leeators Of she Ainss
The Ceppers ssd Mills
Losaa and Iueimes The Eclipse
Grousd-John Harold % WhAs
became Of Him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-04

woRLD's 0RxAr RsNEDY -" Medical
Wonder - for rheumatism. neuralgia,
cramp-colio. colds. sprains. burns, tooth
aghe, ete. oc4 lme
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-04
WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

srsc,AL TO THE GOLD HILL pALY uvs.