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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-03
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Tia annual siscto. Of oaosr. for IA.
-. u,,,r. c.r,.,, ~, ,,... \,
p.n'
ne once OF The company In Ban IRAN
cisco, day before yesterday, pursuant to
.rronn..m.,, Th.,. v.,. tvo Bchsts
In the nsid' one known q ths benuiss'
and the other - the Williams. The re-
sult IL thus ct forth In the Ban Fran.
49, s...L p,.,,... - -,..,.,d.,,
49,, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
uenefn whllams nas PoPuaIly ossn
SuPPossd 70 % the cniei airscsos o'
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eeSe nls 20 no Ioneer. Iof yessstu,y .ae
iouoving esnuemsn wers ei1Ssso Dl,so-
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DlsrlRpLr CoSprcr.-Tvo fellows
named Mcleod and Meyers attempted
TO break up the ehildrsn's picnic last
Monday. They took shawi belonging
to . little girl and refused TO restore u
TO its proper owner. They were drunk
and noisy and continued to insult all
present by their foul language. MIR.
SAKE, Assistant Principal Of the Gold
| Hill Public School, tried to quiet the
r~ufiaus, when they attacked him. Mr..
A. u. q. Davis and Principal Baker
came TO the rescue. The disturbing
parties were finally persuaded to leave
the grounds. A complaint Of disturbing
the peace was lodged against them and
tbs case will Be tried this evening.
MrSISa IScoRroRArIoSs.-Ths follow
ing companies filed their articles OF in
corporation yesterday: Tho coucordia
Gold aud Silver Mining Company. OBJ
j.c,-To mine In the Virginia Mining
District. Storey county. nevada. Capt.
tsl stock. Slj, O00. 900, in 10000 shares
Of SlOO. Directors - l.. Letterer, VIII
liam Hindoff. II. W. Jaugerman. l.. =.
Holtz aud A. Setback The beethoven
Gold and Silver Mining Company. oh
jsct-To mine in the Virginia Mining
District. Capital stock. 81. 00o, 900, in
100, 900 shares Of 500. Directors-L.
Letterer, William Hindod. H. W. Jau-
german, L. T. Holtz and A. Setback.
woopyILLE OrFIcERs.-At the regular
annual meeting OF the wocdville Con-
solidated Mining Company. held at San
Francisco day before Yesterday. Of the
i2O. 900 shares, 1000 were represented.
| Report Of the retiring officers were read
anal accepted. Messrs. W. Jay Smith
q. W. Gorlon, Andrew Baird, Il. ".
| r.lltman and Hermann Thee were
elected Trustees, to serve for the ensu.
ing year. At q meeting Of the Board OF
| Trustees VIM. Jay Smith was elected
President; Andrew Baird. Vice Presi.
| dent; W. NJ. Holman, Secretary. and
| Geo H~onsinger. Superintendent.
Exrnrs.-ws are officially requested
TO notify the public Of Gold Hill
that Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express. at
the Agency Of the Rank Of California,
| In this town, will bs opened and ready
for distribution daily hereafter at ~
o'clock A. NJ. Immediately alter the ar
rival Of the regular passenger and mail
train from California. aud will Close at
6I5 o'clock p. ~. fifteen minutes be-
fore the same train leaves on tho return
10 Reno.
The SOCIAL To-NrGnr.- III is we'll for
all to remember the social party which
is to b. given by the Liberal Society oil
Virginia this evening a, National Guard
Hall. There will be dancing and other
social amusement. No tickets ars print
sd. but gentlemen going in will DO mild.
ly yet firmly requested to deposit q trade
dollar with the d~oorkeeper. Ladies
free. Good music IL provided. and .
regular jolly time will be had.
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Al Coon A. rHr BEsr.-No furnish
Ing establishment In Nevada IL more
fully or more completely stocked with
what the people need than the store Of
Rsinstsln 4 Wolf. They have the very
latest fashions In g~ood.ntting. low.
priced and durable clothing. and sell
thsm 10 their customers at the
most reasonable prices imaginable. No
matter what you want In the way
OF funishina goods OF underwear.
Rslnsssin 4 Wolf can furnish Il to you
and will 70 furnish Il - cheap u any.
body. They make shirts 10 order and
warrant them 70 At. Bee their ad-
vsrtissmsnt.
LoxD's PlAYrR.- - Al the Postofics
News Depot may be seen q most bean.
tiful piece Of workmanship In tho way
Of stosl engraving. II 10 what Mr..
Msrshall calls the Odd Fellows Lords
Prayer. Not that Il Ia wordsd any dit.
fsrsntly from the Lords Prayer Of any.
body else, but the decorations BY which
Ills surrounded are the signs and sym.
balls Of that Order.
Nh. EuoxxE MAaxsr. who now wears
the badge as champion wrestler Of Ne.
vsds. says he il Of the turf and out OF
the field. He will not wrestls any more.
Towx Tsusrxrs. - There will BE- .
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Tnr BAsSxR Srocx.-Now that stoeks
are down. II Ia matter Of observation
not only to stock sharps. but all others
interested. a. TO which 10 the banner
stock Of the Comstock range. This has
been decided TO be the large and sIten.
sivs stock Of Banner Brothers. Of their
famous clothine. houss. corner Of Q and
Taylor strests, Virginia. II ID the very
beat kind Of stock TO invest In, for 10
always holds it, value, never has any
assessments on Il, but pays dftidsnds
all the time. and q man With plenty Of
II about him can never b frozen out.
Try II ON.
RETURNED. = Hon. Jonas Sssly, 40
companied by Mr.. +. A. rritle, returned
from San Francisco this morning. His
health. although bettcr than when he
left. 10 not 30 good A. his many friends
would wish TO see II.
PERsoxs indebted to Perkins 4 John.
son would do we'll to read the notice Of
Mr.. johnson and act upon ths susgss-
ton therein contained. Bee advertise
ment.
RErssrxrS & woLy make shirts 70
order and sell durable goods at low
prices. Sec their advertisement. az
ANlS was arrested night before List
for selling goods on the streets Of Viz
ginia without . license. .a.J
COLONEL E. J.. ALEXANDER, spseid
Agent Of the United States mail service.
10 in town to-day.
The new timetable Of the Virginia
and Truckee Railroad 10 psblishsd 70.
day.
READ Mr.. q. W. Halls notice 10 those
indebted to the Pioneer Laundry.
EVERYTHING IL quiet In Gold Hin and
Virginia since the election.
Rev. 7. s. UnEs was among the A.
rivals this morning.
H.. X. MrrcnrrI arrived yesterday
from California.
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A Coon PLACE Whatever you wsnt
in the way Of fancy notions can DO
found at the store Of Mr.. David Thorn
burn, opposite the Gold Hill Market.
lie has iine cigars. choice confectionery
and a full limo OF stationery at reason
able prices. His supply Of magazines
aud papers il always complste. Bee his
advertisement in another column.
Full CARp.--Ths Omnibus line be.
tween Gold Hill aud Virginia IL now
running ON full time. The frst bus
from Virginia leaves at no A. NJ, and
the last one In Me evening leaves here
for Virginia at 7:i5. Jacob White x
Co. run the business. and they know
how just about Is we'll an anybody.
AssExsMESrs.-An assessment Of %
cents per share il levied BY the Cosmo-
politan Mining Company. delinquent
June 9Th. and one Of 50 cents per share
by the Niagara Mining Company. delin'
auent Juus lst. See oficial notices In
our advertising columns to-day.
Ticxxn.--ws are requested to stats
that tickets for the Amateur Minstrel
performance on the 9th Of the present
month, nay no found At Marshall's Gold
Hill Post.ofics store. ut o. II. Gallup's,
and other principal places Of business.
PM SHERIDAN AssEssNrsr.-Au rs.
easement Of 70 cents per share il levied
BY the Phil Sheridan Mining Company,
delinquent June first.
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Soes@ - Hr 5000.
BAN F,Axcpco, May also ,. ~
The South San Frsnoisco Amt. Coolis
Club at q meeting last tight endorsed
the action Of the people Of Antioch In
getting rid Of the Chinese question, and
some Of the speakers advocated . iimi-
lar courss in this city. A significant
resolution va passed admitting the
boys Of the ward to the meetings on the
ground tina. they could bsof great ssr-
vice in working out the desired end.
The Young Mems Univsrsi Rsiorm
Club hold q meeting last evening In b.
bernia Hall. Communications from The
Eleventh Ward snh-chinsss Club
Truckss Csucsusiau League and tbs anti
Chinese Club Of Suffer Creek, reporting
organization. and desiring 10 oo-opsra.s
with tho club, were read. The Secrs-
tary statsd that he had received . lsttsr
from Santa Rosa stating that . club had
han ORGANISED under the name OF the
"ors., Of osr.bop." and proposing 10
admit all anti.Chin.se clubs into the or
der. Samuel Brannau addressed the
meeting. advocating similar measures TO
ihoso used BY the people Of Antioch.
Violence, he said. must DO used, and
was justified when used judiciously. and
II the Federal Government would take
no active measures, the people would
have to take the matter into their own
u.uds. Another speaker said he had
heard II stated on good authority that
tho insurance companies have con.
cluded TO cancel all policies on factories
where Chinese labor 10 employed. and
also on all buildings within one block Of
Chinatown. A report Of the proceed.
ings At Antioch was read, and Q vote
taken on the question:" Were the PEG.
ple OF Antioch justified In the measures
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-03

VACANT places In the dental ranks will
never occur 10 you are particular with
your teeth. and cleanse them every day
With that famous tooth-wash. SoEoposr.
From youth TO old age. II will keep the
enamel spotlsss and unimpsirsd. The
tssth Of persons who use sozodont have
pssrl.liks ~whitsnsss. and the gums q
rossais hue. while the breath 10 pure.
and rendered sweet and fragrant. II ID
composed OF rare antissptie herbs, and
i~s.sntirsly free from the Questionable
sndinjudous ingredients Of tooth pastss.
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NEVADA.

-
Destructive Fire In l'ioehe-Twsaty.
I'VE Houses Burssa - che 0rsand
in che Heart % she cay.
PIocirE, May l3.-About 3o'elook this
morning a fire broke out In an unoecu-
pied building OF the east side OF Laeour
street. and owing to the infammabls
character Of the buildings in the vicinity
spread In either direction ill the whole
block from Staples store to the Bsauprs
brick block was In flames. The IRE
communicated TO the west side Of Main
street, destroying all the buildings be-
tween Be.uprs Block and H~ushss'blact.
smith shop. In all about twenty-five
buildings were destroyed. With the q.
osption Of the Daily Journal Once and
Mrs. HickoI's millinery sstablishmsnt.
the houses burned were residences. Had
the FIRE jumped to tho west side Of
Lscour or the east side Of Main street.
tine business portion Of the town would
have boon destroyed; and In fact the
destruction OF tho whole place
was seriously thereatsned. but the
being little or no wind at tho time. By
the united efforts Of the ire department.
and the citizens the hrs was confined 10
tho limits named, although In many in.
stances the great heat fred buildings on
the west side Of Lscour and the sasl
side OF Main street. They present q
very dilapidaied appearance this morn.
ing. Lacour street from Judge Rivss'
residence to Lynsh's block especially.
the window panss being all broken and
the house fronts completely charred.
The FIRE Is supposed TO DO The work Of
an incsndiary. The loss Is not known
vet.
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when Alfred Tsnnyson psnned those
lu.nIilul linsa

Whcn .Alifeu itnuysoh Psnuee saS-~
beautiful lines.
Ton must wake and call me early.
Call VA. early. mother, deer.
For to-morr,~ will be toe happisstt time
OF all th. bright mes year.
Hc little imagined that thousands OF
miles away. in this far Western world,
where bu, n few years ago the Wild In
dian roamsd unmolested aid fiahed on
Nh. banks Of rivers where nov 10 heard
the noise Of the busy mill: . land sseur.
ed by the perseverance" and courage OF
n little band IL men now rapidly pass
inv from our midst into far happier
hunting.grounds; yes. indeed, he little
dreamei that in this Centennial year Of
American Independents and in the
mountain Businesses OF this new Il Do
radio, 90 many little fairy creatures
woull have retired on Sunday evening
lisping in pleading accent. to q dear
parent:
Call me Of the break Of day.
fsr neither. dear mother. rsuemssr
To morrow. the nrt VI hsy.
Cold indeed must he the heart that
dill not ,hiob with joy at the sight OF 90
many little fairies. clad in garments a.
immaculate as their little hearts. While
beholding them vending their way to
Saint Patrick's School, where q while
later they could bs seen going through
different dialogues appropriate TO the
,lay. the tiny miss Of half q DOZEN sum
mcrs wing with her more matured CON-
naniou 10 win from the audience golden
opinions anl a big share OF the coveted
applause. But such 10 human life the
world over: aud fame. that thing which
has been the caase Of many a restless
hour 10 seekers OF u in all ages, IL COW
etsd by the youth Of to-day a. much as
ever il was in past ages. as could DO
seen nj the exercises held In Saint Fat
r;ek's School yesterday forenoon.
The youne ladies' and little misses IN
Miss Maggie Bucklsy's department had
been at work for some days past pre-
paripr dialogues appropriate to the day.
and Yesterday the result Vas Witnessed
by a very large attendance OF parents OF
the children. their manifestations oil sp-
pro,ui satisfying the youngsters, as
we'll A, the teachers. that the exercises
were a success.
The literary portion Of the program,
me being over the scholars eomnsnee.
an attack upon a hus supply Of sweet
meats. cakes, etc.. and IL is not neces-
.sry 10 say that justice was done the
GOOD things. The scholars then 10 inc
npmber OF one hundred and forty form
al themselves i'm line and marched down
10 Lower Gold Hill. and taking possess
sion Of the New York Company's
Grounds. continued the programme oil
The day. Among the boys two clubs
v,r, formed and a match game OF base
ball was played. which would do credit
a. NOR, ~pretsntious clubs. Following
h. the score Of the game:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-03

AoouoH. cold or sore throat requires
immediate attention. a neglect often.
tinss results In some incurable lung
disease. Browns Bronchial Troohes
will almost invariably give relief.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-03
po.rrosruryr.-Ths nesting OF the

stockholders Of the Mitchell Mining
Company, for the election Of Directors
and the transaction Of other business
which was advertised to take place In
San Francisco, April 29tb. has been
postponed till Nay 18Th. q the sams
hour and place. Bee o0icii nosice Of
Secretary Hammond In u advertising
columns to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-03

In = lister to xrs. Lisls, Of chicago, . well
known eon,ribator 10 the Western pres, abe
aseribss the eurs Of dangerous cough. seeo..
panied b. bleeding q ne lang,s 70 Haze.
Honey OF norshopnd and Tar. my eoufh,"
bal tie Iossy OF Hershoasd asd Tar has
removed syery uace Of -" The httsr YES to
! isdy friend q TIL, eity. vho hs. plsesd y a
nns. fiks's TootAseAs Drops care 10 cns
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While tho game was progressing the
remainder Of the party engaged IN dh-
isrrut kinds OF sport. such - racing
and jumping. the most amusement be-
inc furnished by the saek-rseins which
was INDUCED In by quite a number OF
the younssiers. Everything considered
IL was o Of the ~plessantest May Days
,een in Cold Hill for . good while. II.
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A rrriIyrD MORO has bssn found In
an undertakes garrett at Roanoke.
Mississippi. II 10 thought that he un.
dcrtook the study OF law and became
absorbed in Blackstone,
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HAols's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves
and restores the complexion; removes
frscklss. tan and ssllownsss; makes the
skin soft, white and delicate. It's ap.
plieauon cannot b detected.
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nappy relief for young nsn non The sdseta
Of srfors snd sbases 10 early life. Manhood
restsfed. Inpedinsnts 70 marriage removed.
Mes method 81 irsatneat. Nsv and remark
abls r.IsdIss. Books asd circular :s.s ne
socikrloN, tisN. Ninth street, Phna6slphia,
Pam institution having q hisk rspatstisn
fsr h"ssrss's essdss. saa proisss'osais aii.
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Her. rr..s. b. Nail Contracts,

Mere Frauds - Nail C~sssrsess..
wAsnISoroS. May 3.-The Committee
on Posioniees and Post.rosds have BE-
gun another investigation into the let
ting OF mail contracts. This time the
scene Is In Arizona Territory. and Jewell
one OF the parties chiefly interested.
At the regular lettings for the mail yer.
vice In Arizona and New MEXICO. in
July. 1874. the contract for the route
from Missile, New Mexico. to San Diego.
California. vas given TO Kerns and
Mitchell Of Arkansas, for $4,000.
This contract was awarded the last days
OF Crssvsll's = administration. The
contract time for carrying the mail the
length OF the route wal l27 days. but
eight was sufficient for all practical pur-
poses, and the journey seldom consum-
sd over that time. As soon a. Jewell
assumed the Office Martiring came to
Washington and complained Of the
money they were losing. lie said the
people oil Arizona wanted faster service
anu agreed 10 aehVer the mails u''
weekly in nearly the same time as they
had always been making for $45,0 900 adj
ditional. or $780, 900 in all. McCor.
". s"'' .o' A'no' o"'s'a,'
~" INV ". oan V4
Wv 'A.'i'N
~
,~-.Im.
- D., 4. ., A.. e,u -,
n".N.
rNS.s.,
~ NJ y.
'e"s"s ''A'e' "u 'S.
Lane' 'h' stump 'p'AAs
omee department., once hou'n'a anu
n'aae 'n'nus "'pu'ea" 'p''
Inc pos'"u law requires 'na' "nens'e'
increase OF mail service /" hppn'u 'o''
the contractor snail hos iai 70 MAKE
an accurate inventory Of the aaa'uona
stock aud fixtures required 70 carry On
the business anu swear 10 INC Hu'h'ui'
ness OF his inventory bat cautiously
forgot 10 MAKE an o"'h 10 u. i''s assert.
Ell apu sa'a 70 10 Saseep""'o o. PROOF
that IL his inventory mai been sworn 10
n OF The srandcst hes on record wouiu
have been told. Tomorrow a witness
from Arizona. who knows about the
whole transaction. will testify.
An Electoral Territorial niit.
WASHINGTON, May 3.-The House
Committee on Territories agreed to-day
to report fayorabiy on delegate Patier.
sons hill to enable residents in the Ter
ritori,s Of tho United States TO elect
their own officers. This will relieve the
President Of the power to appoint Ter.
ritoiiai Governors and other officials,
and place II in the hands OF the people
OF the Territories. who dot seem in all
cases TO 10 anxious to exercise II.
Runaway witness Rssuraed.
WASHINGTON. May ~3.-Cheover. who
il il stated, went to Europe to avoid
produciuc ps,.rs in relation to the trans.
~,.,;on ~ Law Co,l.. MeCullouoh 4 Co.
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N n, worth hsswiss tA.s IuRs,a vsc
pSpprNo. oARrErs. LouNoIs. srx,NS
SATTREssIs. and many esssf nm miI I'm ~
ha.sst q 4, n. GRANT. ood III 's 4. ssy
NM faes), q q rs~ssssso.y a. ind vhsi
~. ~ rscrscsntsd 70 b.
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A CARD

To al Who are ss6sHas non tss srrsrs ssd
,uAissretious % youth. nervous vsatness,
.sriy decay. ioss 81 manhood. ste..I vii! sssd
rseips hat viii eur roe. ffss q ehsrfs.
fSis srsst remedy wss a%iseoysrse hyanis-
|.ionssy ID soath Ansftcs- Sc ssn E
dsssssl ssvsee: 70 ne - W. CITY.
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Tnosn large dishes Of Strawberries,
with pure cream, at the Ios-crsam Par
lor.
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LYos's KKrzAiaox makes beautiful,
Glossy. iuxuriant hair; prevents lie fall
Ing out or turning gray. II has stoot
the test Of 40 years. 10 eharmingly Per
TUNED. and has no rival.
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STOCK aEPoar.
l~.,ro.rsp pAur sr =. =. x,Arrxs . co.

-
~tRIronrnD DAILY Br y. r. KHArrNu . col
-
. Hranetseo Beard.
lat vsnxo
80 Meadow vaiisy, IL
la3 nurska Con. liz
$50 Aips, lk
Is Bsinoat. IN
900 I'russian, ~
10 LssparS, Az
eTS lsGsrpss- ~. n.
10 Oiia- ~
80 Panthsr' ~
100 nstalne =
% chsliens. Az
na....SrS az
seo 60 CO. Co."
arr a.iS.. cS.ns. ~
ao ~. 49,
- w.
10, s..,s cSs.ss ux
ii,S Ksiehsrsoehss' s,
VA bsltiDo,s o. ~
90 pSlvsr nm az
ia Dsytea 49,
100 WcsIviiIs. ~
4n n. Y. Cen. XIX
7ts Osc,dsntai. &C.
2so rylss. asc
50 Lady washlsgtou, ~
as Essssth. IN. ~
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srArIoNSM AND JEwKLRY.

srArIoSll AND IEwkLsY.
.. .. hs,.l-I AZ the Gold iiill Post
ociee store. 10 sols agent FOL. 81
the san Fraaeisco and eaesansato daily
papers. All the iatsst kAstsrn periodically,
and delivered In any part Of town. Blank
books asd statioasFy In great variety. Blank
books OF svsry description made 70 order o.
short botles. Gold and Silver vstebss, cloeks,
and . ass assortnsut Of lswslry; rspalring 10
thai line neatly and well dons. Alsxs clock
AZ toys sni fasey Eoods. Bee regular edvsf.
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%sUTToC1rISa oouoH.

OLD-yisHIosRp MoLl~rs CANDY a
III, Ics-Cream Parlor-made daily.
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c,xpY.-Thal delicious Lsmon Cream
Chewing Candy, al the lo'.cr'am r.''
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Fnna A.,rvlL of imported candies al
The Ioe-Crsam Psrlor.
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lOOK HgRRi

Ion Cssl,u.-shsvbsrI7 Lemon :no
Vanilla. a. the Ios-Crssm Parior.
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departures Last kvssiss.
MAY.pAY m oOLp HILL

ls.w the nsys and 0iris Esisyed
Thsmaseives Day before rssser.
day-Aa Aassssr Match aasAs 81
uass Hall.
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onsrAcLns no MARRIAGE.

CHocoLArr GAMMA, made fresh
every day. at the Ics-Crsam Parlor. .
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Auti-Chissss nsesiau
In Ban Yra.stsss-Prspssisssa ~
Sweep she City Clean % ne 49,
atics-Arns and Annunitssn o.
cred Frsa New Ysrk-Ths hsw
Or "asrshsn T" ssa tss ob'
leels.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

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EASTERN DISPATCHES
poMksTIo NEWs.

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Another Sioux War 10 be IsauEur
AleA.

WARRINGTON, May 3.-Geueral Custer
will leave here at onco to take command
OF his column. which Is to take the field
against the hostile Sioux. He ssys
three columns arc about to start d>3er
a plan OF operations directed BY shsri-
dan. They aggregate In numbers about
5000 men. while il is said the Sioux can
put 5000 warriors against them. Some
very hard fighting is expected, II not the
hardest yet known.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-03
Runaway witness Rssuraed.

WASHINGTON, May 3.-CheOver. who
il is stated, went to Europe to avoid
producing papers in relation to the trans
action VI Jay Cooke, Mccullough 1 Co.
has arrived and will appear before the
Committee on Expenditures in the Navy
Department with his documents to-mor-
row. in the matter Of tho Naval Fund
and that firm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-03
An Ei.et.r.i r~er.iteriaI niIi.

WASHINGTON. May 3.-Ths House
Committee on Territories agreed to-day
to report iayorably on delegate Patier.
sons hill to enable residents in the Ter
%ritori-s OF tho United States TO elect
their own officers. This will relieve the
President Of the power to appoint Ter.
ritoiial Governors and other officials,
and place II in the hands Of the people
OF the Territories. who dot seem in oil