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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-09-14

A ROMANTIC SUiCIDE.-On Saturday
afternoon, Aug. 26, a romantic and
touching suicide was committed at the
South Orange Mountain House, Orange
Mountain, \. J. The victim was fine
looking gentleman Of about forty years,
and dressed in the uniform of naval off,
Ger. Three days previously this man,
who gave his name as Henry Montrose,
and announced himself a lieutenant
commander in the United States Navy,
arrived al the hotel without baggage.
He said to the proprietor that he was
expecting the arrival Of a number Of
friends in a few days. The stranger
soon became favorite of the hotel, but
he seemed to be a victim to melane hol-
ly, and exhibited occasional freaks OF
eccentricity. On Saturday afternoon
the stranger kept his room and at 8
o'clock he was found sitting by his
table in dying condition. A physician
was summoned. but the suicide died
soon after his arrival. On the table by
his side was glass, hypodermic
syringe, an open letter and an old ac-
count book, with some leaves torn
out. County Physician Ward was noti-
fed. He searched the papers and ei-
feets Of the deceased man with q view
TO ascertaining his identity. but without
success, all evidence Of his identify be-
ing destroyed. II seems that the name ne
gave was an alias, and that his repre-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-09-14

BoUGHr A HoRsE.-Wau Lee had
long wanted horse with which to col
lect and deliver his " laundry" work
about the city, and during last week
came to the conclusion to buy one. On
Wednesday evening while aimlessly
strolling by the Kennard House, he
heard the pool seller shouting. L" how
much for Fullerton, gentlemen: how
much for Fullerton; am offered $40
for this horse; the Maid sold for 500 |!
Who says $45 for Fullerton;''
Now Wau, in his travels, had heard
something about fast horses, and knew
that Fullerton was no "slouch," as the
saying is. So when he saw a chance
to buy him-as it struck his heather in
telligence-for only S45, he concluded
lac had better close with the bargain at
once, and secure a horse which could
whisk his delivery wagon around at a
lively rate. With a rapid nod he con-
veyed the knowledge to the seller that
he would give the $45, and as there
were no higher bidders, the purchase
was made.
Wan edged up to the stand and asked:
=" When me payee, and when me
gettee boss -
Pay now" said the hurried clerk,
" and come around tomorrow for the
chance"
ALE light" said Wau, as he un-
rolled his pig tail, extracted his hard
earned money, and departed with the
card which secured him the pool as far
as Fullerton was concerned.
Thursday night he was at the Ken
nard at the appointed hour, and when
he saw the pool clerk pushed his card
forward and said: Alice light now
inc wantee Fullerton"
:" Fullerton :" said the clerk. /" He
didn't win. Smuggie took the pool"
Me caree nothing about the pool
me wantee hoss."
You have no horse here. You paid
for your chance and lost"
Lost him : Me paid forty-6ve dole.
Me lost him."
Yes"
d" Whatee you mean' You dam
thief: You payee me forty-6ve dole
or 60 to fleece house."
You will get nothing" said the
clerk. " You bet your money and lost
i4.'
Wan went for q policeman and ex-
planned. When he learned that his for
ty-fve dollars were gone forever. he
shook his fist toward the Kennard
House and started for home, scattering
Chinese oaths along his path at the rate
Of about . thousand 10 the minute.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-09-14
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THE
ST. M MARY'S BEACON
10 PUBLrsHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
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Eiod than six months and no paper 20 BE- dis
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The option Of the publishers.
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sequent insertion. Eight lines or less Of BREWER
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sertions be not marked on the advertisement, 10
will he published until forbid, and charged ac-
eordingiy. A liberal deduction made to those
who advertise by the year.
Communications Of = psssonal character will
be charged at the same rates as advertisements {;
obituaries over ten lines in length will be charged
al the rate Of so cents per square.
All communications for publication must he
accompanied with the real name of the author or
no attention will be paid to them.
Hereafter the cash must accompany all an.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-09-14

George Eho, says that young
mans eyes first open to the world when
he is in love. This is rot alwsys so.
Usually it is when he has gone away
from home and had his washing sent
out for the first time, and finds among
il when it is returned an odd stocking
with two red stripes about the top. and
loag enough 10 button around his neck.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-09-14
"a Rochester Du

GA Rochester Dutchman, COM
planning to the Mayor that If the boys
didn't stop swimming in the river where
his daughters could see them he would
make trouble. "Ah Shermerhorn,"
replied the Mayor, "lf I remember
rightly, your house is over half mile
from the river" "Yaw, that is so
but den. you see, my gals dey got spy
glasses"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-09-14

o. The Servians have been driven
out Of Gurgussovatz; Hsrvstovitch, has
fallen back on Aleeinnatx. Sevenyears-
oviteh has defeated Craekyejawigatz,
and Pulldownyervestovitch has inflicted
. crushing blow on wiPotyerchinos-
III.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-09-14

e. Action 10 the great Law; ii is by
steady, strong, continuous action that
all great works are accomplished.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-09-14

II have erred In CROPPING for light
That stseameth from ths faF-of golden portals,
Chasing the shadows from the guilty night
That broodeth DER the tribe Of erring m0rtals;
If have grasped ut shadowy forms and fair,
That 6it In 'wildcring grace above, around me
Thinking the true, the good, the right were there
Nor sought TO break the spell with which they
bound me
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-09-14

A jury handed up to the Judge a cora
manication Endorsed, To the onorable
gug."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-09-14

Father, forgive me
II have ever found bitter tear
Coursing down cheeks with sin or sorrow paling,
And left no ray Of JOY 70 picture there
Prismatic glory through the grief drops falling;
If have heard, amid LIES human choir,
One tone with sorrows unmistaken quivef,
And touched, all carelessly the answering Tyre,
Causing sweet strings at the rude touch TO shiver
Father, forgive me,
II have ever turned, with withering scorn,
To censure i'll, mistaken or designing,
And drank not patiently the bitter cup
Which thou in love hast profered, unreplning;
II have learned not from earth's Holiest One
Its thousands ills, its wrongs, its sorrow,
As but the darkness fleeing from the night,
The dusky heralds of glorious morrow
Father, forgive me.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-24
THOSE BENEFITS.

EDIroR NEws-Sir: I notice another
=. entertainment Z" aiyertisel for the =. len.
"A, =, an. nrh,,. ..ho,I. =, n,,, nm ;,
~ ~
There have been Two Dement'S OF q similar
kind before: one ON last Christmas eve,
the net proceeds OF which were nearly ,
,.o,...,, lana. "a, .,.,,.- -.
"housaho uo.'a's' ahu Ano''e'' u""er 'ne
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-24
RAfIvYi RArIyYi RAriFSi

On Wednesday evening San Fr.neiseo
ratihsd The nominations Of Ruihsrford
B. Hayes and william A. Wheeler.
Five thousand psrsons assembled 10 e.
prsss thar faith In The principles Of The
Republican party. and 10 swear allie
eianes TO the ticket which vss framed ct
Cincinnati.
Gold Hill cannot hope TO bring 10
gsthsr ave thousand persons d . rssih-
cation needing; but We can arouse -
much enthusiasm a. San Franeiseo did.
Not . single town o. city In Nevada has
Jet taken steps 70 raiify u nonins-
tons. Lst Il b said that Storey county
vas the ans to open The campaign. II
will b. an honor which wsshali spprsci-
ate after the gsst victory 10 von In No
vsmbsr nsxt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-24
NEVADA MEMS.


The Eureka ''Rentinel" has the follow.
lug report Of tho Eureka Consolidated
mine: The new machinery at the Lawton
shaft Ia working splendidly: There is an
Air-compressor and Burleigh drill In ope-
ration at the ninth level, which has Just
been opened. aud where prospecting work
IL bcing vigorously prosecuted. Prom 30
to co tons Of high-grade ore Il being daily
taken out Of the sixth and seventh levels,
and about 800 tons have been landed at the
furnaces. There IL plenty Of room at the
dump for . large quantity Of ore. AMI the
furnaces will not be started mp until q
sufficient amount las been taken out Ia
insure their running for some time.
winnemuccs Ia going TO celebrate In
high style. The Humboldt Register "
says the several committees having the
matter In charge are busy at work and are
making all the necessary arrangements Tor
of the grandest celebrations ever Wit
messed In these parts, and VI can assure
our friends through the county that no
pains will he spared to render their visit Ia
Winnemucca On that occasion q pleasant
one.
Preparations for the celebration Of The
Fourth In Carson are progressing finely.
The Reno band Of music was engaged
some time since. and yesterday q hand
from Virginia was cngagcd-at least Tiny
.telegraphcd their terms. which wcrc ac-
cepted by the committee. No. says The
Carson Appeal"
Four rufians Of Pcavine. namel rcspec.
lively Owen DonAhne. James Monahan.
Frank Merrill and Henry Ehen. have been
arrested for committing an outrage upon q
squaw.
r. N. Stone. Postmaster NJ Elko. il a
candidate for the nomination for State
senator. subject 70 the decision Of the Re-
publican County Convention.
The Merry Makers were fined si7 In
Justice Davis Court at winnemucca ON
Thursday for neglecting ~ take out 4
license for their entertainments.
The attempt To make nm agreement
among the merchants Of Carson to receive
trade dollars only At ninety cents has
proved 4 failure.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-24
-PaovnsloxAL rzpssrnIANa


There has bssn another psdsstrian
hxzls In San Francisco, This time
o'Lsary has completely broken down.
having burst . blood vssssl. and. a. the
Dispatch tells us. viii probably never Be
able TO walk again. Mr.. oLsary would
deserve the sympaihy Of the community.
we're u mot that be hsl brought this mis-
fortune on himself. The facts being a.
they are. We feel like saying Of him ''it
ssrvss the fool right" There II no
doubt that pedestrian exercise 10 . good
thing. Il develops the muscles. and.
vhsn rightly pursusd. makes q man
strong and healthy. But walking for
money. and strainipg ones energies to
such an extent that his body Is fairly
~prostratsd. u not pedestrian exercise. II
should b chased In the same category
- prize fighting and other brutal sports.
The only difference Is. that the prizs
aehtsr may injure another man. IL he
happens to Be strong enough and skili'
ful enough. while the professional
pedestrian only injuries hinsslf.
We hear . great deal about testing the
power Of mans endurance. and thsss
professional walkers have latsly been
landed In the papers a. men who vert
contributing valuable knowledge to the
cause Of science. This il al bosh. The
object Of science IL 70 do good to man.
II does no good 10 the human race "a
know that q certain fellow can walk Ave
hundred miles in six days. Nobody
would think Of performing such q fsai
except for monsy. and the men who
attempt Il are Of that class who are toe
lazy 10 work for . living. Our legs were
given M 10 use In our work and In ouI
pleasures. II IL Of 10 practical use 70
~ TO know that Il 10 possible. by starv-
ing ourselves In advance. aud blistsrins
our fest In the attempt. TO do the same
work that . horse can do. Indeed. w
would hardly think Of driving = horas
At the speed which the so-calisd psdss-
TRANS pretend TO make. These kind Of
exhibitions should be frowned on by ths
cuklin Aosfp - .sw 81 0sTasvw o.. IA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-24

The Law creating the Los Angeles Board
Of Public Works has been declared invalid.
Fully ~two-thirds Of the citizens Of Los An
gelos are said to Be In sympathy with We
aeciaion. Thus falls 70 the earth one of
the many fragile structures reared by the
late Legislature.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-24
OUR FOURTH.

The Joint Committee appointed by
Gold Hill and Virginia are working
heartily to make M celebration Of the
Centennial Fourth Of July In every sense
worthy Of Storey county. The citizens
are contributing literally to the fund
which il being raised TO 'dsfray the e.
pensss. We shall have a rousing cele-
braiion, one which will be ersditabls 10
the Coms,ock range. although We did
not bsgin TO arrange for IL until the last
nansn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-24

TEE Khsdivs Of Egypt has devoted
the thirteen thousand pounds sterling
contributed 10 erect . monument fos
himself 10 the erection Of . great public
school In Alsxandra. open TO al nation
alitiss. Many in Christian lands eoald
10 themselves hoaor BY aetins on sini-
Jar principles
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-24
GENERAL norEs.

PRINCE OscAs CuARLn Auorsrx,
Duke Of Gothland. second son Of the
King OF Sweden and Norway, 10 e.
pectsd to arrive at Philadelphia on
Saturday next. ON hoard the Swedish
man-oi-war Nykoping. on which be ID
. naval cadet. The vessel in question
il accompanied BY the Nordstjsrn. while
the Baldsr. another Swedish man-of-
war. now down East. will rendezvous
here on the same date. The young
Prince. Who Ia bat seventeen yssrs old.
Ia an accomplished linguht, speaking
and writing four languages fiuently. lie
Ia also said TO be . good sailor. Upon
his arrival at Philadelphia he will sail
Immediately for New York and visit its
most interesting points. including the
subuarins tunnelling al He'll Gate. then
70 to Niagara and arrive at Philadelphia
on the ID Of July. In time 10 take part
In the celebration OF the Fourth.
Anroasn .s'ney % inc New iork
soeissS 0 'he = OF cruelty :
Children. another little victim has been
rescued from tho brutality Of an aged
hAe altar enduring years Of torture. An
old woman named Helen Wolf, living on
firsi avenue. mas ossn In the habit OF
uaitrsating her ward. aged ten years.
named Anna Schmidt. who was placed
.-r.,,Ix h.,.So,.a 4. .hr,, -, -,
,son,, INIT, An. ,.,. .ns.-.,- -.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-24

A "'CrrIzES'' sends us . eommuniea-
ton which ws psblish In another col
unn to-day. asking what has been done
with the money which was raised for
the bsns6t Of the Gold Hill poblic
schools not long sines By means Of dra-
matte aud minstrel entertainments given
ct Miners Union Hall. His question
10 no, an unnatural OF impairment one.
He ssks n some q will not ''r;ss and
explain" We presume some one 10
able to do 20.
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'"oonpInstp rrllaaAMs.
.AsrHRN
ss,ii. investigates that CassausIi
Dispatch.


nam. I.vsssiratiag that Caldwell
Dssnatsh.
49, v.,x Inn. as-J.mes Red hss
s~. coraJsn,isi rlerk IN Josiah Cauld-
formerly ann. ~. t.mnns " Psho" dis-
80. +, "a. se,t from phiisdelnhis.
r;,h shs rrouest that n be forwarded 70
\ chsirm.n of the Houss Judiciary Com.
MITE an Ma own responsIbiiity. He frst
c.iied ON Colonel scott and aaked him TO
nav for n ont Of his own pocket. He ex-
rpisins that the word "Fabo" IL . key
word used by himself and caldwell. from
a motive Of economy, and its translation 10
Csuldvell's address In London and Reeds
siensturc. The key-word u on the code
book Of the Western Union Telegraph Com
any Blaine knew nothing Of the dis
patch until be heard Of IL from Reed.
WASHINGTON, June 23.-The Judiciary
Committee this morning examined Colonel
Thomas A. Rcott. through Knott, In rela-
ton 10 the Caldwell telegram. He te.ti-
ied that he sent . dispatch TO- Josiah
caldwell on the 31st OF Nay, thanking
him for indorsing his evidence before the
Judiciary Committee. He knew nothing
T..iswsn tom phiisaslnhis' sxcenting
FIAT 4 man, who said his name was
nsci- ycnresentipe himseIf A. private sec-
,ss.rv ~ c%.nldweli. called upon witness
and showed him 4 copy Of 4 dispatch which
he derirel 10 send 10 Caldwell, which
would cost about 500 In gold. n naked
witness TO aid him In sending u. Witness
declined TO do u, and Reed said he would
cut down the dispatch and send IL himself.
The dispatch alluded 30 was similar 20 the
one received by Knott from Caldwell. but
witness did not think II was In tho exact
words. lScotts pestimony u IN harmony
Win the .tsrmen,: cen.laheu ~ nee ~
letter In tne New y herAiu vi .his
morning: witness hsd never seen ieed
before Thai time, and y ohce ninoe.
witness va. httie suspicious the
dispatch which he himself reserved roni
Caldwell. and sent over TO the telegraph
ONCE TO have u verified. and there learned
WAS u genuine dispatch csoIed IRON
London. Witness Knew nothing o. Heel
or his whereabouts except ma, when ne
had stated. Witness iaentinea nus W.
signature W the letter containing astate-
ment OF this matter. which MAS real by
Knott on "wednesday last.
-.....~S.ss. C-~.,..si..
an -,,,.,-..,
81. LOUIE, June - Ms c.ans,on
1s,essI s.,.. ..o..,.,a Nns mrmna-
uesess.,on pV'"s 'neouup'e~. ouo p'v~
,nsn, "a. nsnas 81 W. aa,a,n Ssias.ss-
-" srr,Ssn ~ ar, 49,, 40 TiId.n
49, Wsn.o.r ~. mo., In ,.xor =, tha
Son,h nj h.J .sinaJ I.r.sir ~ i.,s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-24

And In accordance with law. and 81 order Of
the Board Of Dirretors. made on the ioth day
Of hay. 1876. 20 many shares OF each parcel
ii public sueiion. at The once Il thS Company.
Room A, No. s07, Nontgomey street. tsn
Fr4ncisce. California. on TuK.DAY. the lith
day Of July. 1876. at the hour OF . O'Clock
p. n. OF SaId day. IN pay said delinquent
assessment thereon. together with cots Of
v. x. LUTY, Secretary.
onice-sm Montgomery street, San fnn.
cisco. California. is.!id
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Gold Hin. Jnne q. 1915.

TEE centennial Sunday DIGESTION 81
(rslativs to opening the Inlsrnational
Exposition on the Sabbath) il still dis.
cussed in Philadelphia .hs people be.
Ing about equally diviasd pro and DON.
"Ths workiugmsnN Union" Of that
city, Is determined On having the Cen.
tsnnial buildings. as well as the grounds
open ON Sunday; and Is holding out
door meetings. every night to advance
said project,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-24

NJoRrH DA,rrON GOLD AND NIL
IN vER MINING COMPANY. Location Of
Erneiy.l place Of business. ssn rra.eiseo'
Lossiiou Of wos ks. Devils Gate Mining
nstrict, Lyon county. Nevada.
Of the Board OF 6rsetors, held on the 2ist
day ot June. 1870, "a assessment (No. y OF Tea
Centa per share was levied upon the cspiiai
stock OF the corporation, payable Immediately.
IN United states gold eoin. TO the Secretary. q
the once Of the Ooml any, Room ~, NO. ~
Pine strvet. San FrancLtco, California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the q lot day Of Jaly. lS1e,
will be- delinquent. and advsrtistd ior sais
At pablo auction. and unG'ess payment . made
before win be sold on FRIDAY. the isth
day Of August. iSid, 70 ps y the delinquent %.
sessment, together with .costs OF scveuis'ng
and expenses OF ale. 49,
BY order ot the Board q DIrsctois.
II n. cULv.Rsg I'LL, sscrstary;
0mee-hoom No. g Aealsny b1loisg. NO.
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n.
Rilvsr weak % EngIana.

LONDON. June 23.-Ths ..Timer" this
morning says: ''Bar silver Is very weak,
. small amount having been sold at 81
pence. the only rata at which it can Ike
sold. We understand that the parliament
tary Committee ~ Inquiry into the caraes
81 the depreciation % silver do not aec
their way 10 recommend the Government
20 take any definite Hteps In the matter.
The amount Of bullion now In the Bank Of
England 10 the largest ever recorded. and
the proportion ~ reserve 10 liabilities the
highest that II has been for years.
The News" and the "Htandarl" men,
ton silver transactions At 6i4 pence.
The Tsrkish Sitsasis..
LONDON. Juno pa dispatch dated
Constantinoplc. June n. sayr: Great un-
e~asiness prevails. The palace Of the Bull
tan IL surrounded day and night by pickets
Of cavalry. The Russian residents are
sending their families away. Ibrahim
Pssha has been placed under arrest. There
ARE various amor that he IA implicated
In Russian ~intrigucs, and that no assisted
Abdul Aziz In disposing Of his treasure.
The censorship Of the press Ia extremely
severe. and three Turkish and three French
journals have been suspended. Tho Gov
eminent IL fast becoming unpopular. and
will speedily fall Of IL dos not abandon Ia
undecided attitude.
A dispatch FROM Vienna says that An
drassy has frequently conferred Of late
with the Russian and other EmbAazsdors.
and II has been agreed N instruct the for
eign representatives at Belgrade that Ber-
via must not expect assistance n abe COM
mences . war against Turkey. Russia and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-24

CAlIos Goxrz. the Brazilian compo-
ser. has sent q composition in honor Of
the Centennial. 1t will Be played by
Gilmore on the Forth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-24

ATLANTA. Ca. asserts a on. pound
baby.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-24
%STocKH0IDERs' NETTING.

OPFIcE cHo LIAR P0TOsl MINING
~ Company, an FrAnci,co, June nd. isl9.-
The reeular anuua 81 messing Of the stoekhodsfs
hsid at thslr ID e. hoom No. 10 Hayvard's
Iuiidins, IN Yn nslsco. California. ON MON.
DAY, Jsty roth d sxt o. - o'clock =. Transfer
book Will close gu the sth day Of JAY. Nt 3
s'cloch \. W. =. DIAN. secrstsu.
je7ttd
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NEW TO-DAY.
list oF IEIIfRs

DREAMING IN THE GOLD HILL POST
II Once June n, 1919. n not called fos
within one month they will be sent TO the Dead
Leuer once. Washington
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-24

0zs Of the eonviotu Of the Virginia
Psnitentiary h serving out . sentence Of
tvo ysars for stealing an orange. The
theft was his second offsnss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-24

4 MEETING OF TIE REPUBLICAN,
" County Central Committss VIII b held
II Room 9 ODD Fellows Building, Virginia City.
90 SATURDAY. Jun4 ~. 81 y O'Clock =. =.
sharp. All members Of the Oommlnes are par..
uculariy requested 70 b present, - business OF
importsnce will be transacted.
wM. d. HiCK0K. Secretary:
Virginia. Nsvsoa. June n. 1915. letstd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-24
CENTENNIAL BALL SUPPER.

THR SUPPER PoR THE BALL or THE
i sanfeld Guard. on The evening OF The
Fourth of july next. will be furnished By A.
d. BULLARD. at tho Yellow Jacket Engine
Houss. Main street, 0old Ilili. Tickets. admit
ting 0sntlsman and Lady, -. JeiGtd