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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-19

SENATOR S.EGISr has introduced
bill into the Senate to max. she trade
dollar q legal tender st lis nominal
value Cor amounts not exceeding twenty
dollars IL any one payment. and silver
ilalf-dollars = legal tender fog amounts
IN to ten dollars. This i. a measure
calculated TO equsiize matters very fully
and fairly between payess All PAYERS.
Under the p-es.n: arbitrary standard
Of discounts. the pooE nan ri" gets hi.
wages or his fees in silver Is ca;.Ps!.sd
to suffer a discount. when b. comes TO
deal With tie BANKS On this coast
where soli and silver are tie prevailing
currency this depreciation Of silver coin
age work, a very general hardship and
We hope ,h.t Mr. Sarsenl's measure OF
relic. may prevail
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-19

THE CHAMPION THIRSTY MULE
The Phoebe Record of January IA
IT,, ,-,,.; ...,,;,, s,,t,.
n'""'' INC WINS
ment:
\ little story has been told us by 4
person having il charge \ oand oi
mules on the road from Belmont to
iiiko. A small supply of water was
taken from Belmont, hut that finally
gave out. Men and mules had been
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-19

GrSERN. BRAugFGARp asks to have hI.
disabilities removed. He ss!s that lie IS
wanted rs n me- Der of the Board OF
Levee Commissioners Of his State and
As there is question Of his right to hold
that Office under existing laws, be ask.
for the Aforesaid removal He VII!
doubles. be accommodated.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-19

JOHN c. AND Ma, PIEkcY, Rfter living
together IN the bond, Of mat-ir.ony for
thirty years. have gore before JCdee
Wheeler Of the Niue:esala District
Court. San Fracisco. lth- old ioois'.
and asked to he divorced
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-19

The Sous OF JoS.E.E i the name o! a
.scret order in Washington 70 which
many public men belong The prinei-
pal secret. We guess. = the meaning 81
their name. Who WAS J0Daiah. and
what did Ae dab at
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-19

TIE NArIoSAL DsEoCEATIC COMMIT
TEE will meet in Washington February
~ to appoint LAY FOR holding q eon'en-
ton of that party 70. nominating candi-
date, 70. President and Vice President
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-19

The CELEBRATED T8EDEGAE isn,'
WoExs, Richmond. Virginia. where were
cast % many rebel cannons. has sus-
cendsd. Five Hundred men are thrown
ont Of employment
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-19

WHERE wssWooprUES!- In the state
raent of the vote on the JEFF Davis am
neaty bill We do not SEQ "oosoarn
n.ms mentioned among the Republicans.
Wby is this thus. William
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-19

TIE DsnocRArIc Senatorial fsh; n
Kentucky has simre,-d down to con-
test between Beck aaj Wiilisms-Les!ie
having xi.h1.avH.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-19
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\ ,Ii.patch i.teG Washington j=1i+'x
II ir.u.n, t. - follow. rtgari-r. LEE
$50, 81 tue Ever-Tai;hfll I>.s
S....;ary Fish was today h-inI" -
iiua.. Co:nmittr. OF Foreign Affairs ~
invitation .Ii il general terms informed
the committee q III. present condition
of th- Cuban question. He did net sg--
elf -aI'y state tAs terms 81 the circular
addressed 10 !G5sigu NATIONS OF that sub
i.c;. blt irtima:ed thu: It ,nsrcly ASKED
tl.i- moral sapror. II cNert q net.ts-
ton or intervention Of the | rl!ei S->.es.
Aiming IN the recent t.issrs.E from
rai.ii giving al outline Z Span.
re7lr to- The American C.rcI'aT L. sail
=. De-! not regard it, tone 80 uE!nanIly
IS 10 EAs negotiations now III progress.
ILsv =sre conducted in X eHn, !.s' ~
,plf.t 90 both SIDES and r.rtaIL!y Eis1-
oul threats un tEs par! %! t4e rl'eI
S..:.. ami he hoped the reg"tlstiou.
you'll terminate sail factory. lie vas
wiling the correspondence should lie
la feflrs 80 House sui ;Gle vGuii te
t.cue .aga.d Isl body cal Tor II. sab
.aqu utly \ .csoIa:;nn r.s passed -. Tug
%. the c5r:sepouisGt., uu,eh will 'o'n
10 commuuica: j ~ ;ls ffesden. L.
III u u.s.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-19

ISpIASs ~ rnr VA r..U L.
date OF 81. Louis Jan. - We have tie
following
4 R.put'iea,. kaasl. City ,peciil saga
. scout arrived NJ FoEt Ys.!as-, Kansas.
Yesterday and reported that i1c.c mum
Der OF indians were coming ECrla a..
vss: and would cross the hans.s ! .c4f'
Railroad near BEn..o Station, The
commandant Of the post Immediately
sent = detachment Il cavalry s-tar The
Indians, and they were orsrtsAsn faU
miles from Ia. railroad They s.id tha;
they we're omahas .oia: north on
hunt. but a. they had lett the -CsrNy
without permission they were ordered 10
return at once. The party numbered
nearly 900. ard il is though hey welr
trying to get i.o-tn ia attack party Of
Sioux who Arc out UG \ grand DCii@!D
hunt
NJ. B0EowsKY. late fGbli: Admins
traitor of Eureka county. having been
convicted Of Ii. nal-con.eIs.on uf csr-
tain money. placed IL liz f!ic,ai L@aie
hs, been sentenced % pay . ia. 81
$1,000 or yem.in in all l,Cpo days.
Tx PAcIrIc Mail Company ami IL.
Panama Ha;iwa, Co.ip.ay are negotie-
ting for q sesil.sn.u; Of their l9:ficlL:.-..
There seem to be good ,,IosPsc'. 90: =
compromise.
GLIs. VALLEY. Cslifo.al-. = now -ou-
nse.eI by narr9w gsugs 4i.nsr ~.L
the c. P. line Great - thc iny and
loud j. the anvil shooting Of tBs ''ra-s
Valley folk.
II iowa the Democrats have romina-
ted Lalheur for their senatorial caIa!-
date against Kirkvooi
FoUs IN HAND. is the style with the
Phoebe s!eigh-ridcrs.
DkPAHrED-On last evening" SAst
Lake stage the only departure IecoI,i-,.
; is that of tho deser.er from tbs nItea
States Army who has been mentioned
once before IN the Record as leaving his
place Of da:y in the nsighborkood OF
Denver. Colorado. and by some means
getting to Pioche. He is very anxious
to return To his duty and the proper
authorities in town take pleasure II
sending him of to his proper dsstina-
ton as the expense Of Uncle SAM
p;e,ys Record, .f,,is r.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-19
SARGENT is letting it he known, pretty

SARGENT is letting it he known, pretty
.,,,- ,,s, b;s o,,,o.;tion 70 the :, Ii sh
,.o c.,.,aI
snu P1"nuns P
facihe isal'fs'' 'o'i'''' "
earnest mere were ne
si'ioh papers "ni'ii III
| depth OF siyhe's 'h'' ' :
were piayihS' Hsi-i7 Wien my
the i'o".S u - 49,.
npIli. n,sn with any character that lie
valued at all highly conli afford 10 mas
ouerade in tn. fashion hint-t: at on
Monday. in So liking 10 = bill introduced
hv Senator Wes.. Mr. Sargent sail:
S,r,,o,, s,ia ,b. JuSiei,ry COMMITTEE
,9-..5,. h.., ;ux.rua.-
=! IN - 49,, +L. S,,.i--t These
49,, ,.~i,,,.r,.. IN .vs,v way 1,,s,.,i
- -, .+,,,,1. ,n.,-i
49,. a,5,.J h, ..,+,i,, low
~. - .,, .tts.,rr,. !, us,L.
ttx,-,',.,.,,t, ..t,.Y,r.t
49, p'y th.,r n, thoroI., tn.
1y~,,,-,,:..a r,s .be r,r.ip.r ono
j., .-,J,;.,',, IN ,.;,s-,. .ui hoUaI
49, S.na,,r I'm I.oui.i.ns West
-; ,.,,s.',,, IN Nh. mn I.iun referred.
=, 80, ,a,,-ri,,..
-, A.. 1870, ;lr
IL Is very fi''"''7 ''''
make the f.cs apparent bei"fs lie i zone
with this suhiec, tina: lie !, cry :.12A
.nor,rb a, ,,c.s.. D., Julr
!"
Unessin s. III the ''cA OLA, -
railway ilrect"r.-
PEAC-IcAI JoAHS Al CABIN. ne
Humboldt, Register ray.s,es - tniIn7-S
AMI c,sto,D, of tr. nr.c
s-,-...
'icAi Jokes u 'Ie '-o' - ''-
The boys at tsr.in are sh''''h; 'he''
se.y-s r0N-a-5avs r!-EihG tE''~r on
stitts who nIs constantly Il ''il Y 10" !.
tins railroad iA'S .A''-,n' ''"I
last wees anf PIT L!hi 'iir'EAa VI
lively rate joe W. vi" -. ~,
q doctor vi" sa7 NI.''--- ~ ~
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-19

In and about Pit,sburs. Pa. 10 1875,
shsre we're filed $50 petitions IN bank
ruptcy. The debts were Sl2 .o10,0O0
and the assets less than $1,000, 600.
Fifty cents on the dollar j, the sener-
al cry. -
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-19

N..tsEIoUs DtsArrrAEASCs.-jcl.n {
OLDHAM, late, manager u tn Western
Union Telegraph OHiee IA hi. place,
mas disappeared in most nysteneu,
,a.ru.E In the ls;tsr pax, o. December
last lie made I'll pep lra:I1ns . v..t hls
~Ilo aGl child il CurEu"op-a. .nt on
Ike night of tie 18th Of that month lie
informed Mr.. F.aherly, his assistant,
that. "a the following morning. he III
tended to start on hi. contemplated
hip, ga!cula:irg to be absent - NE foGr
or i've days. IAs latter vent sooUt
his ~o.E. paying no .uIther attention
70 ths mattel Uliil tHs expiration Il
tbs tiIaa for ia r-tlEn. bat his falling
to CJmY back caused sOnie Due.sILssS
Several i.ys more passed, and not
leal.u,, anyth!D. fsom D'dhaU. NJ
Fishery Inquired At tie stas- o:Icr,
sud four! that he had not bs-u booked
This was Vacy strauA-, AMI IL lmTsil-
ateiy vrota 10 l.. \. HGIr man, q CONN
cYpia. BIZ. u. = tAtLerin-..s and npc n
. the 2fIisnl III the ma, Yesterday fece!t-
FL from, Mrs oldham the answer that
hex husband had L.; been there. nOs
Ii 81 sks heard from Ean Iur seIerst
weeks past snd sue WAS according '
much sIcrnled 1T his GueEplalnas.e a1-
sencc. Efforts have been mad. to ascer-
taia whether or not he had departed
from hers by railroad. but rs Yet Tot a
! word h.s bssn heard Of him. Sir. Old
ham, has long been in the employ Of the
Western Union Company, AMI ID. latter
placed much confidence IL him. His
disappearance has not been generally
/ known, but those who do know IL are II
= perfect loss how 10 account for It.
Wild and vague runos are IN circula,
ton regarding him, but none OF them
can bs traced to any reliable source or
! even . shadow of foundation. and unti
further developments are made it is
wrapped in complete mysteIy.-E.h'
| lad. Jan. 10.
In and about Pit,sburs. Pa. 10 1875
t,JAp .)ln TAfiti,nS A., h.pk
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-19

FoUs IN HAND. is the style with t
Phoebe s!eigh-ridcrs.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-19

II IOWA the Democrats have ronini
ted Lalaeur for their senatorial calt!
date against Kirkvooi
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-19

GLA.s VALLEY. CslifO.af-. = now -o4
nsctel by naTrS" gang 4l."sT VA
the c. ?. hue. Great = :hc iny anj
loud i. the anvil shooting pt tRs t'Ta-.
Valley folk.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-19

Tex PAcIrIc Nal Company ami IL
Panama Ha:iwa. Co.Ip.ay are nesotie
ting for q setil.u.u, Of their difficulties
There seem to be good l,IosPs1'. 81. :
compromise.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-02

their willingness 10 submit all thsir
books and papsrv rslatingAto the zeal
estate podl1o The pmmitts md to1pats
all necessary siplAnatonss KIN 3nrns
says he has vindisatsd what he r61ards
q q great psincipls by rsfssing su6h an
examinations WHEN no charges OF baud
were made sither against his Ann of,his
clients.
Another VILE Blasdsr Nailed.
" WAsnISoros, lfayl.-Ths report that
Secretary Belknap seduced . girl In Iowa
turna out to Be- utterly false. Tia REQ
ords show that the Belknap in question
IL not the Secretary nor 2any relation or
acquaintance, but . man living twenty
miles away ZAP aTH459
Thomas Dodvorth. the originator Of
Dodworth's Band, died In New York on
Sunday, SO years OF age. He was born
in Sheffield, England - e"t"OH
General Sherman visited the Empress
Of Brazil by appointment yesterday, and
stayed an hour. liuh' m
x Washington special ssys; "should
The Senate decide that IL has jurisdic-
ton in The Bslkpspe matter. u Il under
stood that he Will haSo no diniculty 10
prove that before ths action Of the court
Clymsr granted immunity II hs resigned.
Clymsr denies any such guarantees. but
he told another member Of the commit
tee he should recommend Bslknap's i'm.
parchment II he was In office at noon.
His remark was not ofioiAlly msds a.
chairman and, therefore, IL mot bind.
ing" sT asoi 80 =
General Schsnck has BEEN requested
to appear before the House Committee
on Foreign Relations to-day 10 explain
some discrepancies 10 his testimony
which wsrslmads apparent when ths
committee last week cams into posses
sion OF the original documents aud lot.
tsrs bearing upon the case.
The Published debt statement shows
a reduction for April Of 81, 7So. 900; coin
balance. 81, 6O5, 600; currency balance,
IS, 100, 900.
What are known as the Granger cases
before the Supreme Court Of the United
States. will probably DO decided before
the close Of the present term. three
weeks hsncs. These are most import
ant questions, a. they involve the power
Of legislative bodies to change railroad
charters which they granted when tho
interests Of the people demanded than.
Still, tho persons most deeply Interested
are those who anticipate . change OF
prices in certain railroad tickets. a.
Secretary Robson and Mr.. Hans
comb, Chief OF the Bureau Of Construc-
ton and Repairs, Win be the most Inn
portant Witnesses in the matter Of the
Brooklyn Navy Yard investigation. The
committee called on Robson for full de-
tails OF his transactions with the yard
some time ago. but no reply has been
received yet. II Is expected that Robe
sons examination will develop some in
teresting points.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-02

TIE Silver City Reporter has somehow
got ID into his heal that Shepard. the
wonderful pianist and singer. does !, all
under the direction and assistance OF
spirits from the other world. and he
won't have IL any other way. He insists
on taking spirits in his anyhow. yet
winds up his remarks ON the subject this
morning with the following sensible
conundrum:
When will people learn q little COM
mou sense. aud recognize the fsct thai
there are men and women with powers
% exceptional In their line a. to con-
found all prsious conceptions Of human
ability7 -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-02
rnE REJECTION RESULT.


The annual election for Gold Hill
town officers passed Of very smoothly
yesterday, and although ono Of the two
ticksts In the hsld necessarily got beaten,
yet even the vanquishsd candidates and
their friends cannot but acknowisdes
that the winning competitors for public
favor are most excellent men. fully -
good N themselves. There was no oc-
easion for political or any other style OF
morali,ing. ed~itorially or otherwise b.
fore the election. and there 10 none now.
Il Was simply a choice between good
men for Office. and the majority Of u
citizens decided In favor Of those who
were elected. There was a Board Of ave
Trustees, a Town Marshal and q Town
Treasurer TO 30 elected, and there we're
two tickets In the field, the Peoples and
the Citizens ticket. The friends Of both
worked hard. psr.istsntly and with unu-
susl energy aud vigilance. nearly the
entire lis, Of registered voters casting
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-02
REPUBLIcANIsM AND RErUBLI'

REpCBLICAyIlM AND kkfCbLI.
cana
The Republican State Convention Of
California, which met In Sacramento
last Wednesday. has in its platform.
struck the keynote to the political ait
uation in this Centennial year Of the
American Rspublic. Certainly. In is76.
10 in any year. We should show in our
election that the great hsart Of the
American people beats In harmony With
purity OF principle. When a great
national election 10 In progress our
county will b Allied with foreigners,
representing al species Of governments.
from the empires and mcnarchies Of
Europe and Asia, to the anarchy
stricken Republics Of South America
Thousands Of curious eyes will b bent
upon US. observing the workings Of our
institutions. and striving to learn from
NJ lessons Of good or evil In the pro-
grsss oil human so's'nmh' 'n' s'"
World. IL thsfs s''t ~. ~n
10 was the duty Of our e'a.sns 20 P'.
ssnts an untarnished record in politics. Il
10 nov when We nave in''''a 'ns "no's
world 70 "t In judgment upon oui
actions.
ins b.sPa'nesa ~
oaiiiofnia ms iuny 'si1'a mss
IL has acted upon the sussesuon Oh ~
Chairman, "that 1t Is not the duty
Of the Republican party to gloss over
corruption or to apologize for 1t. even II
Il il found to attach to prominent men
In In own ranks" There Ii no party
% pure that corrupt men will not worm
themselves into Ito ranks. 4 traitor
was found even among me- Apostles .,
Chr,.,-a man VINO eouia anu aiu ''
~ " ,o
"'". 'o'u ~.
sses anu Am'"s I.p'op''' Auu
nos "Pp'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-02

Ton CoLLIxs u caught d last. The
Eureka folks caught him. fined him and
jailed him. Consequently Toms psrs-
grinaiions for the time bsing are stopped.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-02
70 n.
Americas Artists ~ The French
ExhtbtglSu.

A"<rtoon Afkis - ~ kFsnsn
Exhibited.
PANS, May Tho annual exhibition
OF paintings and sculpture opened TO-
day. Twenty-six American artists were
represented In the collection. among
them were Leland. Lippincott. Parker
Baird. Pierce, Scott, Ramsey. TAFT
Ward. Bacon and Hsaly. Bacon o.
hibits a portrait Of Franklin and Heal,
ons Of Cardinal McCloskey. Bartlett,
the American sculptor, sends = grorI
r~epresensing IN episodein tho American
war.
Tho Centennial Regatta.
LONDON. May 1.-Advicss from OK
ford give moro hope OF the Colleges &C
ccpting the Centennial regatta invita-,
tons. There Is a strong favorable feel
ing among the different captains, and
they will probably accept II Cambridge
and Dublin will. lllhlE
disastrous Ysrrybeat Explesisn.
RupEsHxnM. May 1.-THE boiler ol
the steam ferryboat plying between THU
place and Boney, on the left bank Of The
Rhine, exploded yesterday. Its belioy'
ed that thirty persons were killed.
The Prince OF Wales and suite arrived
in Madrid yesterday.
Aspecial from Vienna says the Ger
man physician. DR.. Hsick, has tsls-
graphsd from Baedad that the disease
prevalent there Is not the plague but an
epidemic fever durable by quinine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-02

A HrAvr nov Of ons hundred inehes
or moro Of vstsr has bean tapped By the
header Of Tie Sutro Tunnsl.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-02

Nh. czl,L. vruAx 4 bsins susd for
divorce By isdy rssidins some ".tsn
thousand milss away"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-02

TEE sno in ONE parts Of the We
saich range IL sixty feet deep. This
large body Of conosntrstsd eoolnsss will
Last all Summer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-02
NEW TO-DAY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT

THRoUoH TRAINS DAILY
Between VIRGINIA oirY and SAN FRAN.
CISCO. via Vallejo, will leave a. fOliowsi
como WEST WILL LEAVE
v~irsisis cty..----.-..--.st 100 r. -.
Geld Hin ...--..------...st 7i13 r. NJ.
Msuna Hsuss.---.-....-.at 5it5 p. n.
Career Cty..--..-.-.--..at S'te r. ~.
sssambsat...-.......-...at otJ1 r. n.
Pm.
1900 Am.
sacraasnts ....--..-...a $50 Am
vallets-.-.--...--...--..at Gle An
Arrtviss ~ aas Rrsssises stiIis Am.
COMING KAsr- WILL LEAVE
saa Franeises..-.-...--..at 4i0o p. N.
Observation-Disclosures sic p. u.
sasraassta.-.-..---..at eti5 r. NJ.
Trnckss...........-........-at 4tlO n. H
Rsss------.--.-.--.-..as sis Am.
stssnssst...--.-.--..-...st 6'4S Am.
carsss City .....---..---...at ZOO Am.
Mssnd Hsass .-..--..-..a 6slo ~ d.
Geld uin.--....-...-..--st Bis An.
Arrivals at virsinia CITY at ESQ A. NJ.
II. ID. YRRINGroN,
An General Superintendent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-02

LAST Wednesday a Pluto squaw died
ct Yankee Blade. and the Indians
buried her and her infant together with
out taking the trouble TO makes corpse
OF the child.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-02

THaas 10 no doubt that Brigham
Young expects to control the orsaniza-
ton Of the new State Of New Mexico.
and dictate The provisions Of the new
Constitution.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-02

A SAN FHAxcIsoo man wants Q court
to order . street railroad company 10 pay
him 5000 for damages sustained BY
him In bsing elected nom one Of its
earn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-02

The Patent Once at Warrington du-
ring i,s business hours last year. grant
I'd patents al the raie OF q every
twelve minutes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-02

DrRrso the last seven yssrs The Bsni
Of England has paid si.ooo,oOo notes
valued at 5000. ooo,o 900 pound sterling.
which joined together would reach IT,.
600 miles.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-02

TEE Tomalss cheese factory makes 81
ehssses per day, averaging 30 pounds
each. using 1000 gallons Of milk. for
which the price paid 10 lo,s cents per
gallon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-02

Ms. OWN MARLovE. at one time .
member Of the California Theatre Com
pany. IL lying dangerously III in Boston.
and II Is feared that he will not scovsr.
He chiefly distinguished himself during
his California engagement. in the
"Palacs Of Truth"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-02

Mrsas. Hall AND Farr., propristou
Of the Fryer process. vent from Grass
to Colfsx to have a consultation
with the Emperor Of Brazil at the eI-
press request OF tho latter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-02

PARTIES arriving al the Black Hills
are embarrassed 70 and that tho highest
wages are $i5 . week. while board 10
Sis. The landlords carry rsvolvsrs.
and won't wait for rsmittaness.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-02

TEE Grass Valley folks are much sx-
Appended bscauss Dom Pedro went right
straight through East and did not stop
and Sc the Fryer process" and the
way they work quart. in onss Valley.
They consider that he has neglected the
chief interests Of Brazil In so doing.
and spsAk Of him with Cd before the
Dom. But then Dom was always q
queer sort Of Q h~ard-shslled. irregular
old thres-oornsred Brazil nut, hard to
crack or 10 bet on.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-02

TIVE beat passage on record from New
York to Queenstown vas completed BY
the White Star steamer Ceramic on
February II. 1876. Her days work Was
a. follows 3i3 miles. $50. 3s3, 372.
SAC. 500. $50. $50. Total distance trav-
sesed. 2,9s4 knots-squal to $40 knots
per day, or Is $40 knots per hour. The
exact time occupied Was 7 days. IL hours
and II minutes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-02

The following 10 Montgomery Queens
advance route for the present weak:
Santa Rosa, Monday. Nay ist; Wat
sonville. Tuesday, May I'd; Salinas.
Wednesday. May ii; San Juan. Thurs-
day. May +th; Hollistsr. Friday. May
9th; Gilroy. Saturday. May 9Th; Santa
Clara, Monday, May 9Th. Thence his
probable route will Be- across the in
terror BY way Of Stockton and sscra-
meuto. and over the Sierra Nevada to
this State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-02

RED CLouD has gone 70 the Csntsn.
nial; but. - be gazss mournfully upon
the harvest Of scalps which he IL no,
permitted to reap, he wishes that the
authors Of the Declaration Of Indepsnd.
snes had been stranglsd in their in.
fancy.
Middletown transcript., 1876-10-14
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