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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-29
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AcciptSt.-A hoirio'e Ae-
cident occurred At the Centennial mine,
situated halfway between the Ward and
Occidental mines. about ! o'clock this
morning. One man was working In the
ahafi. which Is only about sixty feet deep,
.,J ,no,b.r named John Wells was on top.
H., con,sininvr giant power. "A il sup
- v.s handed mn To- Wells. II il sur
i.is..I ,L., he Jropn.d II. a. A terrific *.
.h'N,an in.,.n,iv followed. Wells was
piosu m NIECE nj, body being thrown
,hir,y fs,, from the .hait. One leg was
found about 100 feet away; Tue o'ne,
Was blown lul,y ,,v. La, Wells wa.
49,, sar,y.s,eht wears ~ age and has a
daughter living in Gold Hill. His part.
ner MAS slightly Injured about the head.
,...,o. =, ,,.o,ror,.
INCORPORATED "'u
ton we're yesterday filed IN the once oi
the County Recorder Of Storey county by
the Vermont Consolidated Mining ON
Isny, orsan,f.n 20 IN nun y, mining pr"c.r,y
y" ga..J, n,roc,os-c, N. Warsaw,
.ap m, 9 \ pntnam. ID. ". q,
81 m m I,hns,on Capital
lnonPsy, an" 900 .h.nas nm a mar
s"eN' s,nn ~
'aiue' si"'
''rh'A'A "''hs "i
ih'o '"c circumstance =, wv
CSprisha A,iia, Tue plosn,u.s wiz eom.
n'i,'eu snie,ue gu "1nas n,snt .s.,iTaJ
nienctu iAst hisht. Ut. befss'eih te.'.no.
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MAJoH FoorE says the item which sP-
peared in yesterdays NEWS. stating that
Judge Cox's buggy had been hired q oy
carson stable man and That the Judge
had 10 pay SIS for getting back :" 'ir-
ginia. Is incorrect.
Mrs. Hrry and David stark are trying
10 get IN 4 foot.raee for 500. the distance
10 be 100 yards. HUI will find . great
many hackers In Gold Hill. N II MI.
STARK wins the race he can carry on q hat
full Of trade dollars.
TIE cell doors Of the new Virginia City
Jail are being put In. They consist OF
solid a~ve-eighths wrought iron plates over
laying several feet of masonry.
Tur season for balls and dances will
ANN be here again. There are thoughts
M reyiying the various dancing clubs %
Virginia and Gold Hin.
OK account Of the Democratic State Con-
yention being In session. several additional
policemen were put ON the Virginia CITY
force yesterday.
rnrp. HAHr Ia. decided To stay anil sec
the circus. II he likes the elephant he
will enter into negotiations Tor is puf-
chase.
Tur wife Of a miner living on the pi-
vide accidentally took 4 dose OF poison
last Sunday. She was pumped on' ana
saved.
O~yrRcoArs and Winter clothing VIII
soon h. in demand again. although We
may yet expect considerable pheasant
weather.
IT 10 definitely announced that the ball
which 10 10 be given In the new Masonic
Hall will take place on the 18th OF heA'
month.
GENERAL BArrrRn,S bought the Avery
house and lot on the Divide last Saturday
for $500.
TIE Board Of Aldermen Of Virginia
City will hold their regular meeting this
evening.
n. r. PARKINSON was ON the Comssoek
yesterday watching the tricks OF the Dem
ocrats.
woax ON the Columbia mine. east Of
virginia City. WAS recommended ye-'er-
day.
o. II. BoaARr and John Skae, we'll
known mining men. are In Virginia.
Ter cross upon the new Episcopal
Church in Virginia City IL In place.
AsLiaHr sprinkls Of rain WAS notieea-
BILE about the middle OF last night
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-29

PHYSICIAN AND SuRaEoS.--Thc profess
sional card OF 7. J. Magoc. N. D.. ap-
pears In another column to-day. Doctor
Magee Is an experienced physician and
surgeon, such N tho sick and afflicted
desire 20 ind In their time Of trouble.
lie has located himself In Gold Hill, and
IL already working himself into n good
practice. His Office IL on the Main street,
opposite the vcscy House.
The MINERS HoME.-This excellent
honsc is situated opposite'the Crown Point
Office. Main street. Gold Hill. Tomorrow
will be the opening day, and there will
doubtless be = grand rush for tho place.
Zee the advertisement.
GRAND Masonic BALL--Thc advertise
n'ent.givins' particulars Of this party. to-
gether with the lists Of the gentlemen who
are 10 serve upon the various committees.
appears to-day. We will speak further Of
the matter hereafter.
CoorEh. BAILEY 4 Co. have changed the
ground for tho location Of their tent and
the arena Of their performances while
In Virginia City. The csnvas will be
spread Just above the Marie-Louise Hos
pital. at the foot Of Union street.
AT . quarter to 7 o'clock this morning
there were . few downy fakes Of snow
seen coming from above. They scarcely
reached the ground before they were
melted. and the fall lasted hut . few
moments.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-29
TOWN. r.rErxn.
special Neeting Last Eveaing-
water wesks and sewer-Biiis
AIlowel-Other Busiuess.

A special meeting 81 the Gold Hill
r.,.,t 90 Town Trp.,s,s xa. held nj $50
-, -. a.. an. ,,,,o.. NJ
O'Clock last 'ehins ioi u' Pu'P
consulting with regard 10 the proposed
,.x x,,.r uork.. and also TO make ar
NJ . larc,
tansomeh's lo' '' m.
the hull length OF Main 'tiec''
sewer which is now In Is greatly out OF
,.,.,r ,,a l.. moreover. too small to
-, IN ,be water which sometimes IN
Sa.. naiJ canxon. below Crown Point
u n "-sra, a "a L. greatly enlarged.
hA,lns = - ~ xster comes from
.s.n Nn.A. IN there Ia a storm.
'ns, uitss.' 49,, T,ustees Osy, TYR
rresiush' Dsu nr..snt. aI,oW Nv.
,s''sn c,-.t
poane, ,.sin ,h,o,yh with the prelimi-
Ner 500 h-n.insss. Trustee Tyrrell.
nar II @eumi,,., on Water Pipe. pre-
ron ~ nan ~ The line Of the proposed
Sn'eu rhieb hal been prepared by
~ 49, - Wheeler. Town Surveyors.
Tasllaone nr;cs lists from Eastern
y hu sho~inr The cost Of pipe, were
dealers, hs az. ..me gentleman.
Also plc--enn. H. dyurrs II Was decided
N.e ip,a NEGOTIATION, with the
~ .n nv rnh., worls. NcKresport. PEN
Nat, o. ,ha nnrehase of the neces-
Mn n i. estimated that the iron
A.s fii,.,,jing lf,,,n by,lrants, T's, aud
.as,h isid lown In Gold Hill, will cost
In IN. nsishborhooi Of SO, 900, the diff
,",sn, .irss of hydraulic pipe approxi-
mating the following prices: Eight
,nsh noa No., toot' 40 no: seyen-inch pipe
m.pa,N =, 90. .ix.ineh pipe psr foot,
y, 81. axa',ne,, nine uer foot 81 O5 I;
-, - ,sr foo,. N cents.
Tna Ss,,an. Tuhe Works furnished the
,,,.s,,ic min. n.sJ by the Virginia and
1G'i1 Mn Wss,.Y Worts In their main over
W. wa'hos mountains. and the same quail
~ a MIN 4. ,o H. Furnished 10 our Town
T,
T-a-,.. rxr,.u anil C.rrick and the
OIL 49, ..noin,sl a committee to send
~ a. Mn nnd ,hs President and Clerk
y NV - a, Law warrant. in
Nerc su'nn. !" n,y for nipe and
s,n,ah, 'i'
rsn ,.,,w,n. hr,. war. reported upon
Nv re- p;n.nc. Committee and
i~svor.oiy py 'ne Imam - INV msr,.n,.
,ne ,riN wa Iahn psnl.ii an M. n.
,or 'nc san.e' Tan."- I.niin s,o s.
Jenmihgs. sis' y IN. 49,, ~ ~.
u. W. Grant, o., III H., ~. Si5s.
sa.cnni 49, ~. N : U,ilaiin'
y. ~: 's,tlcA, si.' n Ma.
- -. sn' -. S,s. Tsyliabne A
HIANa 80 rs sa ~ R'ssN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-29
coon MAaKsxEN.
auart~sis Meeting OF the NirEisis
shootinE C1ub.

The third quarterly meeting Of the vir-
GINA pigcon-Shoo,ing Club was held Mt
the raec-track Saturday. The shooting
was for the gold medal % the Club-twelve
single birds at t~enty-onc yards rise, with
n. anil T. plunge traps; eighty-yard
boundaries: u and a half ounce shot /;
time Tor ~rccoverr, three minutes. Follow
ing Il the score:
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AssNes sIAles.

SAN Px.Scisco. August 2s-ar. NJ.
Ophir-3 bid. ssh sold.
Lady washington-3S bill.
Northern Delie-2s bid.
Aipha-H bid.
Justice-27s bid.
Imperial-5As bid.
CAiifornia-5st. asked.
Alpha-55 asked.
Imperial-5t asked.
Julltss hid.
Bullion-50 bid.
Best a Belcher-tsS bid.
CAledonia-sa bid.
Alpha-Ihs sold.
Caledonia-sS asked.
Ophir-Ss bid.
Point-l2a bid.
EIchequer-i9 asked.
Con. virginia-5G sold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-29

Ing the process Of rebuilding will provide
suitable accommodations Tor their Do.
tients, Tho propricton Of the various
manufacturing establishments arc also In
. position TO resume business with the
least possible delay. Without going into
detail, II appears that the property In the
burnt district was generally insured to .
fair amount the Losses being divided
among various companies. none Of will
will probably suffer to the extent Of over
So, zoo or $780, 900. II was ct first sup
posed that . call upon the charity OF the
citizens would be necessary to relieve the
suffering Of families who had lost their
all /; but inquiry shows that In the major
fly Of cases the losers were well able TO
take care Of themselves. The furniture
In the houses consumed proves 70 have
been mostly insured and adiustsfs aso
flnd . good deal Of salvage on that class OF
properly. II was contemplated b.. Mayor
Bryant TO call . public meeting Tor thai
purpose.
startisg . subssripslsa
For tho benefit Of the sufferers. but ~ sp-
pearanccs are much more favorable than
at hrs. supposed. his action will b
delayed until some intimstion 10
received that such . step il s1pedient.
Various manufacturing enterprises are
burned out which employed IN the neigh
borhood OF two hundred men, about
one.third Of which number were Chi.
namen. II Is somewhat dificult. -
yet. TO arrive at . correct idea Of the losses
or insurance T; but II seems evident that
the disaster Is Less than Of frat supposed.
hut few serious casualties are reported. IL
had broken his neck by . fall from . lad
der. but the report lacks confirmation
aud no intimation OF the fact has been
received Ut the Coroner's ONCE. The
LOSSES will probably foot up between
$780, o 900 and S,000.00O.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-29

Their house Ia 90 well arranged that poes
can compste With them. ~compstsut boyer.
both East and West. are cootinusiiy snsassd 70
supply this establishmsnt with the lsiest. beet
and most fashionable clothing IN the msrkst.
Our stock 10 90 compls's that the most fssti.
dlous can be suited.
Our DRESS. DIAGONAL and BUsrNns
rufre srs In such greet variety and % excel
lent 10 style spd unhvsled In rscs that none
CAP fail "a 10 suited.
BoYs' sand YOUTHS CLOTHING. in end.
ie.s styles.
0EsT's FURNISHING aooDs-,ss largest
ard finest assortment TO he found on the cosst.
BOOTS. SHOES. TRUNKS and VALUES
. full and complete assortment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-29
A CAuD.

To all WIN are suffering frou the errors and
indisc retions of youth. nervous weakness,
early decay. loss NJ manhood. etc. viii =
. recipe that will cure you. ffes Of ehsffe-
rhls great remedy was discovered ny Q nile
sicnAry In South America. Bend 9 self-ed.
ipssed envel1pe 70 the key: Joseph 7. Inman,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-29

HAoAS's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
restores tho complexion. removes freckles.
tan and sallowness; makes the skin soft.
white and delicate. Its application can
not be detected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-29
THE BIs sisOw.
a Nssabie Esest = Appearance OF
Cooper. haley a Co.'S 0rsas In.
tersasisaai Cireas and Menax.
erte.

The long lootei-for Icircus il in town,
and the whole Comstock Ia alive with ex-
element. The boys are Wild with delight,
while the little girl. are thinking Of moth
ing but the pretty little monkeys. There
1. a charm abou, the circus which seems
10 reach and Affect sll alike. Strange fac
nation, but nevertheless true. The splen-
did horses and brilliant riding. the clowns
and their Jokes, the wild animals. tho ele-
plants. and all. make up such a strange
and attractive programme that the only
natural desire Is 10 see IL. and when once
seen O are irre~istably drawn there
again. That our readers may see the esti-
nation in which this immense caravan
ssry il held where u has been seen. We
give this, from the Saint Paul tNinn.l
y,..,.r-Pr.s. aHd Tsibs.s. One OF the
most observable features Of Cooper. Bal
ley A Cos gorgeous street pageant 10 the
brightness, newness and generally pleasant
appearance u all its surroundings. show
ing that the whole entertainment L. ~
fresh in its outward dress "A II IL complete
A a grand and successful entertainment.
A still more striking and satisfactory pecr-
liarity % this immense concern u the high
tone and gcntiemanly hearing 81 all con.
c.rned in its management, or connecteu
with II in any % It's departments. Not
only are it, propristors and coniraciing
agents gentlemen 81 p%ersohal pr"lity'
strict business integrity and models OF ro-
likeness and accommodation, but every one
connected with the International in subor-
dinaie capacities Is similarly agreeable
each in his separate sphere. thus making .
visit To- this delightful and popular show
a. pleasant A. IL Is possible to imagine.
The show itself Is iirst-cla-s In every
re,p.ct. seldom has 81 fine q collection
Of artists been seen In = single ring In the
city Of ~. Paul. aud ~. Paul has seen
about all that any other leading city has IN
that line" The show is hlenticslly the
same In all ~rcsrects. aud still carries win
IL all 81 its great attractions. thus giving
Neyalans a chance 81 seeing the largest
and finest circus in America.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-29

"srOP GUSHING THAT WATCH"
n Jour watch refuses 70 conduct itseif In .
msnner beeomg all wsltbehsysd time.pieces
dyn't worry. bus tste u Ia 1 O. BUTCH. .
practical workman Of issniy sil year, exper.
-nce. W south O street. Virginia CITY. All
yofk warranted. nut7 "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-29
LOOK nERRi

Il 10 worth knowing that FURNITURE
BEDDING, CARPETS. L0UNoEs. SPRING
MATrRESsk8. md many other thing, can b.
bought Of q. VI. GRANT. Gold Hin tabovs the
house In the Btats; and his goods are iuss What
they as represented 20 be. um
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-29
.ruIs WATCH III A RoOL.r

.THIs WATCH n 4 POOL"
Agsntismsn wsliips along Msin street, Gold
IIlll. the other day, observed . mute with bid
watch In HE mouth. face elonsated. and ssem-
lngiy In greet distress. On mo!iosinG Tor his
answer came quick. This wsteh 10 . fool +; u
no roll lie wss advised 20 take 10 to I. Q.
BUTCH. " south o street. Virgins, and hsv.
10 made Ia go. sni1 Nv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-29

LYos's KArnARIox makes beautiful.
glossy. luxurisnt hair ; prevents its falling
ont or turning gray. II has stood the test
Of forty year,. 10 charmingly' pcrfumed.
and has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-29

TmK Prnm cIrB.-A grand affair may
he expected in the fancy dress ball to be
given BY the Purim club Of Virginia City
ON the 18th Of next October. Charles
Gabriel. Is President. William Alperson
vice President. J. A. Schiller Secretary,
and n. T. Brodek Treasurer Of this very
select Club. Their parties are OF The most
elegant character.
AssEssNESr.-An assessment OF u per
share IL levied by the Caledonia Mining
Company, delinquent September Soth.
See %oficial notice In our advertising roll
umns to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-29
To CANDIDATES.

We wish to remind all candidates Tor once
In this pspsr and all election printing must be
paid In advance. We Can accept Of no eontin-
esut arungsments. show Jour vorthinsss for
the once BY paying promptly your printers
hllis-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-29

LAT EvrSrss.
sss Meadow valsy.i
iO kaymonik Eiy.s
SIS Kurska Con-. liz. Ex
ass Jackson. 3k.t
100 Bslmoat. %.
s15 X X Cons
1A Leopard. f0S
$50 Jcnerssn.i
go Ola.
$40 Panthsr.1
~ xorhsr. Bale. q. ~. a.. 81. sas saa.
AK sio, NV
30 unsssy,l
30 0snsnl Thomas. ~. u.
ITO MaAhastAn. 10. i;s
100 Modoc. 81
10 Coco Con-. 90
TO Nsv Coso. AZ
% 0olisa Chariot. u
900 roorman. ooc 10
io Challenge. a.
SIS kock island. ,, ~.
90 Dayton, sk
- Nev Yorb, soc
10 oeeidsnia. sS
115 Alas
80 American Fiat.
10 wcodviile, ~
M Kossuth.
% Lady wsshinst,n, an
600 wells fAnso. Ne
q; Norm Goa. virgins. ~
~.
27s Maryland. ssc
10 Croner. ~
IN West bsieher. .
sls Trojan. soe
80 Aipha. s.T
NO beleher. ts3o
i5io Imperial Con-. s'..ss
1O yellow Jsehst. ~. 81.
20 Kxehelnsf. ~
IS Mexican. 3tA
10 ksntuek. itx
70 Caledonia. 81
80 Best hBslchet. t9. az
iios Union Con-, itS
rur- SonsrSa.
,so ophir. sJS. san
so Msziean, -. ps.. ~ lilo
- 9oaki q Curry. lsh
2oo Best 4 Belehsr. ~ e..
Gio California. son. ut., so9.
$50 Cow. Sirsisl., sx. ssx. 50. So.
as Hale q Sorero.s. "a. ias. ias
<oo Cruwn Point, u. isA. lfS
1888 Yellow Jacket. an.
1851 Impartial Goa. So. ~
rs ~ s Iss.ss :. ~ ~. IS bio. 81.
e. ssisn:s. AN az. asS
80 -issra Nevsda. itS
70 Buiiion. 20
80 kIehequer, ist
70 ovsrman. fsk
loss Jssties ~. EN- ss. - bio. n
10 calsdonia ~, 50 80
leo Union Con. Ian
ISIS Julia. 81. us
$50 Lady bryan. cc
80 Silver Hill. l0fs. n
~ ca~siisase.N
Is Alta.3
$50 Kniesssboeksr. TIC
iiis baltimore. AZ. ~
SO w>odviils. N
100 Lady Washington. ~
% Occidsnta. ~
$40 North Con. vlrdnia. IN
90 Prospeet,e
co Maryland, i;e
30 Trojan
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-29

TEE Itch. which Is . Protesn eisssss, md
ssse,asIiS y. g p ss,ns,ssai, O saTsa e s,I ,S Ell =.
0lsnn's sulphur Bosp presents the remedy In
lie mot agreeable and elective SHAPE. Sod
syerYWhfro.
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SECOND pispAron.

Han Francisco, August $3.50 p. H.
The burnt district presents . busy scene
this morning. being throngcd with men.
women and children. property owners.
insurance adJusters, etc. Scarcely q
,estige Of tho buildings IL to be
seen on the whole block. with the
exception offs portion of the brick walls Of
the German Hospital. tho brick engine
house OF R~aconillet's box factory. and .
few houses which partially survive the
c~onhagrstion. The combnstihlc nature Of
the neighborhood and tho fact that the
whole interior Of the block was closely
built up with manufacturing establish.
menta. etc., made the heat intense. and
everything was swept smooth with the
above exceptions. and here and there .
brick chimney looming mp from its bed Of
ashes. The vicinity IL still piled with
furniture and household utensils, which
expressmen arc busy removing TO new
quarters. The work OF
Removing the Debris.
Has already commenced. and rebuilding
will begin at once. The German Bsnsvo-
lent Society, owning the hospital. are In .
good financial condition. and while walt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-29
GOOD NEWS.

The people viii be Glad 10 bear shs, The bius
dLlsry will stay In Gold Hiil o. ysek ioassF.
Card, ONE DOLLAR PER poxEN.~--
2 2 ~ J. AshS'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-29

vi uiOtlOn tuc Irauiih VI 80
the roll call was dispensed with. III
first business was the reception OF the NJ
port Of the Committee on Permanent or'
ganization and Order Of Business.
REPORT.
Mn. CHAIRMAN: Your Committee on
Permanent Organization and Order OF
business. report as follows:
For Permanent Chairman. W. +. y.
Deal, Of Storey.
For Vice Presidents. A. NJ. Hillhouse
Of Eureka, G. G. Biles Of Humboldt, j. u
| Richardson Of wsshoe.
For Permanent Secretary. W. Z. Love
Of Storey ; Assistant Secretary, d. L.
Burns Of Storey.
For serscani-at-Arms. MiehasllKennedy
Of Storey.
For Assistant sergcsnt-at-Arms Alex.
ander Nixon Of Eureka. o
ORDER oy BrsISEs-.
First-Report Of Committee on Resolu.
tions and Platform.
Second Election 81 a State Central
| Committc-one from each county aud hve
at large.
Third-The nomination 81 three Presi-
dental Electors.
Fonrth-Thc nomination o.. three alter
nate Electors.
Fifth-1he nomination 81 n Congress-
man.
Sixth-Thc nomination 81 u Supreme
Judge.
Respectfully submitted.
i. @. HyNlS, Chairman.
ID. +, MANNING. Secretary.
Stonehill moyel that the report I've re-
| cciyel anil the committee discharged.
Carried.
Me-sr-. Mackay aud Bilcs conducted the
| Permanent Chairman To his seat. Mr..
| Deal returned thanks for the honor. and
proceeded 10 make a speech. in which the
| usual charges were made against the Re-
| publican party and the Democratic partyex.
| tolled. he declared that although the lat
| ter had fought some amendments to the
| Constitution, they would In the future be
AZ faithful 10 them n the party To which
they owed their origin. The Federal Gov
eminent was charged with controlling the
| Souih with L~ayonets. and much more IN
the same strain. all Of which was we'll
received.
The Vice Presidents were inyit~l Ia
take a seat upon the platform.
The Committee on Platform aud Res
olution- made its report. which was read
by Colonel Ellis. and ran ~ follows:
mi rLArrohA'
WI, the Delegates Of the Democratic
| Party of the State OF Nevada, In conven.
.,---...,,., =. -. ,,..,.ro-
Il lluI u~~ih W. tf'tNtr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-29
BANNER BROS,
"THE IRREpREsNDlE,"

Sell everything In their line ebespes. and have
. larger stock 10 select from, than any other
house In Virginia City.
Give them . call, and you viii 10 convinced
that the cheapest and beet Clothing Houss 10
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.rnH YOuNa MANN POCKET c0M.
PANIQNW

10 the title given TO . email boob o o 70 be
published ny DIX. n. WAGNER. providing
900 copies av vubscrIbed for II go per vol
umr. All who wish . eopy. arr requested 70
call ct No. . South q street. Virginia city. and
ssribing Tor the same. u 10 . digest on vsns
real d~lseases. On
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Robinson and DAILY were . tie. u d.
yided the money.
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A DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
THE FLAMES WHICH RAaED IN
NAN YRAHCIBCO Last NIGHT.

over Eighty Houses Baraei-Twe
Hundred Families Turned ISte
she Ssrees-A Fireman Killed
while Doing Hts Duty.
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STOCK aEroKr.


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aaa Hraneisca Beard.
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inner paid for the birds.
u s~wExrsr,xr

The sweepsiate fund was then made mp.
av. birds each /: e~ntraneef fee. s.. Follow
A.. L. an. srnre.
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the DEMOCRACY.
The State Convention Does Its
Work.
Col. A.C. Ellis for Congress
M. Kirkpatrick for Su-
preme Judge.
The Presidsnsiai Kieetsrs-A sesss
Central Cemmistes Chosen
Adjournsd Sine Die.

The Democratic State Convention WAS
called to order at 10 O'Clock this morning.
On motion the reading Of the minutes and
the roll call was dispensed with. The
frs, business was the reception OF the re-
port Of the Committee on Permanent Or
ganization and Order Of Business.
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A pExoc.Arlc row.wow.
Mass Msesing In Virginia city Last
Might - Lets % Leatheriungsd
Orssory-Celonsl Iteration Ellis.

A mass meeting OF the Democracy was
held in Virginia last night. There were
boufires and the rest Of 1t, and a crowd
satisfactory as regarded numbers. DR..
Dergstein was elected President. and ID. Z.
Mccarthy. Secretary.
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iIiIlhouse nominated Kirkpatrick for
Supreme Judge. On motion Of Major
Foote the nominations were closed and
Mr. Kirkpatrick was nominated unanimous
" and by acclamation. The nominee came
TO the stand and thanked the Convention
for the honor conferred. and made . fine
little speech.
After q vote Of thanks to the Chairman
and other officers and three cheers for
Tilden and Hendricks. the Convention
adjourned sine die.