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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-05-27

@The garrison at Font Walla-walla
has been furnished with two Gatling
guns. These formidable implements of
war are constructed on the revolving
principle, with ten riHed barrels to each
gun, and are discharged with fearful
rapidity by the simple turning of a
crank. 1t is confidently claimed that
in comparison with these guns, the ar
tillery used in modern warfare sinks
into insignifcance
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-05-27
BELkNAP INDIGNANT.


| [ had brief chat with General Belk-
nap, the Great Impeached, on the Sth.
in the lobby of the Senate. He still
bears up remarkably we'll under the or.
deal through which he is passing, and
continues to assert his innocence of the
crime charged against him.
And what do you think of your
chances, General?' queried the writer
80, l am confident the Senate will
! decide that it has no Jurisdiction in the
case. How in h can it do other.
WISE" was the reply.
But suppose the Senate should de-
eide to Try the case; what them"
" If it does that even, I shall come
out all right. Why d-n it, they
can find no evidence to STOW that
knew the money received from Marsh
was in consideration of privileges
granted him by me, was the reply. " I
am prepared to prove that I honestly
believed at the time that the money was
paid me for Mrs. Belknap by Marsh as q
trustees of certain property bequeathed
to my wife. -
Some of the managers, notably Mr..
Hoar, were rather severe on YOU, Gen
eral, said the writer
Yes was the indignant reply.
" l did expect they would do their duty
as prosecutors, and confne themselves
to the discussion of the question of
Jurisdiction; but instead of this, they
have gone out of tho way to assail me
personally, Cd d-n them. They
have tried to intensity public opinion
against me, and to make the conviction
that was thief SO strong that it could
not be modified by evidence of my in
nocence of the most conclusive charac-
ter.
"You have been indicted, l believe.
by the grand jury of the District"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-05-27

E Mr.. Robt. Frost has placed on
our table new sort of amp-chimney,
made of what is called La Bastie glass,
manufactured under patented process
which renders it absolutely indestruct-
able from any ordinary conclusion.
The boys" have been playing shuttle
cock with the one left with US the past
day or two, and it is still apparently as
sound as ever. The variety of uses they
may be adapted to is practically unlim-
tied.
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':yashinotu,l Standard.
Our Agents.

l.. p. FISHER, Newspaper Advertising
Agent, Rooms 20 and u Merchants Exchange,
California Street, San Francisco.
Messrs. PETTINGILL & CO, 81 Park Row
New York.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-05-27

@ Wednesday, the Oath inst, was
the 57th anniversary birthday of Queen
Victoria.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-05-27

E The steamer city of Panama
sailed for San Francisco, Fla Victoria,
Thursday evening, at 6 o'clock.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-05-27
THE OTHER SIDE OF THE QUESTION.

1t is said that there are two sides TO
every question, but we admit that it is diff
ficult to, discern any good result derived
from the importation Of thousands of Chi
nese laborers to this Coast. The capital
lists, who furnish the money to build rail
roads or prosecute any Of the larger enter
prises maintain, that unless cheap labor
was available in construction, the high
rates of interest on money ruling on this
Coast would preclude many of the pro-
jecs that aid in building up prosperous
commonwealth The idea, however, has
generally been received with some grains
of allowance for the incentive which it
was believed prompted it. That there are
two sides, to even this question, appears
from the effort to control Congressional
action, to which reference was made in
yesterdays dispatches. The anonymous
nature Of the pamphlet sent to members
of the Senate. indicates that its origin
would probably detract from the force OF
the arguments used, AMI is probably the
defense Of Mouey-bag, against the vigor-
Gus assaults Of the Labor League.
AS illustrative of the arguments used by
employers, we refer to conversation held
with q gentleman who has, at times, had
control of large forces Of men, employed in
various capacities, as common laborers
and skilled mechanics. He maintained
that high wages was a prolific source OF
incompeteucy among the best workmen,
and cited in support of the assertion sew
eral instances like the following; y fire.
! man, at $40 per month, was noted for SO
briefly and faithful discharge Of duty. As
a reward for ng.continued service, he
was promoted to the position of assistant
engineer, with corresponding increase OF
wages. twas observed, before the elapse
of many months, that his habits of life had
undergone radical change, and that to
support his newly acquired dignity, more
expensive style of living had been adop-
ted. In the course Of time he had formed
associations which led to vicious habits
and from trustworthy, temperate man,
he was transformed into a careless intern
perate workman, whose ambition appeared
to be to ape the manners of those who held
positions which afforded ample means for
display of expensive habits.
This employer affirms that he gave no
solated instance, but that this result
was the rule, as far as his experience and
observation extended. He believes that
the employment of Chinese laborers has
done much to keep wages at C. reason
able" standard, and remove, to some
extent, the impulse for adopting expen-
sive habits which lead so often to prof
ligacv. We confess that these views
exhibited phase of the subject entire
ly new to the writer, and to induce re-
Election on the theme, we give it for
what it is worth. Doubtless it would
mitigate in some degree the horror OF
further Chinese immigration, if we
could be brought to regard it from any
point of view as blessing.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-05-27

@A secret organization is being
formed in San Francisco and christened
the True Republicans" the princi-
pies and object of which seems to be
something on the style of Communists.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-05-27

< The high water has Frustrated
the telegraph poles few miles above
Martins bluff, on the Columbia river.
for distance of mile or more, over
land subject to the annual overflow.
The food has been on a level with the
wire when suspended from the poles for
several days past.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-03
The Reese River Scandal.

Considerable excitement exists among
the ranchers Of Reese river on account OF
the recent Illegal marriage Of which men,
tion was made In the Rereins Of Saturday
last. IL appears that on the evening Of
the marriage. while the young couple were
enjoying q dance, the neighbors Of the
brides parents went into the ball room
aud forcibly took the ncwly-made wife
from the room and drove her 10 the resi-
dence Of her parents. This wrs done 10
successfully that not even the groom or
his friends were aware that she was absent
until half an hour after the girl and the
party had gone, and when the forcible de-
parture Of the woull.be-wife was made
known. the exasperate boy mounted a
horse and secured the services OF two
other boys To help him oycrtake his lost
prize. Hut. loi all was In vain. The
girl had been safely delivered over TO
her parents. Al this point the younG
cutei for pc%rJury-he having sworn that
the girl was eighteen years Of age when
he knew that he was swearing,to q lie, and
Immediately made tracks for parts un-
known. While galloping II q fast speed
his horse gave ont, and II became neces'
ssry for him TO procure another. The
young man entered q certain house on
Reese river and asked Of the proprietor the
loan Of q horse. hut the proprietor being
informed Of what had transpired. posi-.
lively refused 10 accede 10 the boys re-
quest. He then made his way 10 the next
house. aud, without permission. took q
fresh horse from the proprftOr's stable
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-03
proved against him /. /. .eriou. mi.for.uno

proved against him Is a serious misfortuno
10 tho country. ID not ONLY releases tho
bribe-hker from all adequate official o n
defamation OF his corruption. lint estab-
lishcs A precedent which /. ABSURD In law.
ridiculous in reason and pcrnicious and
dangerous in fact. II viii hcnceforth no
practically impossible TO convict an of6cer
Who. brinr .xposed in crime. resigns he
fore impeschment.
All the New York Journals have editor.
al. 90, uall,.o,. o.cvi,t.l .t,,il.r Il, tcr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-03
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

An important trotting match was male
Yesterday. that will create no little interest
in turf circles. A match Was mado be.
tween Mr.. Swain. the owner Of Dan voor.
hees. and Mr.. Hickok. the owner Of st.
Julien, 20 trot mile heats. three in ive. 10
harness, for 5000 . side. Ia take place
over the OAKLAND track on Saturday, Sep
temter %.
Collin~ills and Rio Vista. in Solano
county. propose 10 he connected with the
metropolis by telegraph. A line has been
completed 10 Collins,ille. aud will be 10
hio Vista In about two weeks. The line
Is built by joint stock company. the stock
being mainly held by residents Of the two
towns mentioned.
The total population of San Diego coun-
". A. estimated by the County Assessor. Is
IJ.i77. The estimate Of last year was
i?.01o. There ARE $3.50 registered voters
in the county.
The United States flagship Pe~nsseol,.
now at Marc Island. has been ordered on
Alother cruise.
The peach crop Of Tularc is said 10 be
larger and finer this year than ever before.
Tho Grass Valley t'-io@ denies that there
is . case Of smallpox in that vicinity.
H,y Is selling in the Nevada City market
foT $2o AMI so 50 per ton.
smallpox has appeared al Bakersfield
aud Summer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-03
From the Black nllls.

Trenmore Coffin, Of the law firm OF
Harris 4 Cofin. received. this morning, .
letter from an old client OF his who Is
prospecting In the Black Hills. The let
Ter Is dated Creek City. July Y. 1876. Per
favor Of Mr.. Cofin We are permitted TO
quote from the letter; "white Wood and
its tributaries arc the best paying dis
tricts. Sand Gulch bar and Iron bar are
paying good. Deadwood. o tributary Of
White Wood. IL tho richest gulch struck.
II 10 paying from IN ounce 10 the man up
to q pound, and the highest I have heard
Of IL nine pounds TO seven men In n day.
Plenty arc paying 500 to the man per
day, and the country IL Just beginning TO
be opened mp. Provisions have been %
light that 10 was almost impossible for men
to open up their claims. In Nay hour
soldas high - $50 per sack and bacon as
90 cents PR pound. Now nour can b
had for $40 per sack. bacon 26 cents per
pound and everything else accordingly.
Several rich lodes have been struck. and ~.
says have run up ~ high a. 5000 TO the
ton ."-N,rado Tribune.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-03

TEE Msridsu (Miss.) Mercury. in motto.
ing the non-obssrvaucs Of the Fourth Of
July in that town. aud the small nnm.
Der Of days that were hung out. said
'.Aftsr the Stars aud Stripes we're dis
played. there was q purpose which came
Of . sudden impulse to ding the Confsd.
crate Asg TO the breers by the side Of IL.
Prudencs prevailed. however. because.
you know. Phil. Sheridan's on horse
hack in this riding. But bad that elo-
rious banner been unfuhsd. there voah
have been such q babbling. boiling.
bursting enthusiasm Al would have set
chs town aslow." 'Rah for Tildsn'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-03
NEVADA ITEMS.

The County Central Committee 81 TN
Republican party in Eiko county have ap
pointed the following delegates to thu
stste Convention. which D. 10 assemble in
Carson. August 2iih: Carlin-Thoma'
HOLMES ; Ruby Valley. Hon. J.. u. Moore
Tuscarora. \. Beard Mound Valley, T.
| Hudson T: ~Cornucopia, W. W. Rogers
Elko, ]. y. Mayhugh and J.. Littleield
The committee then adjourned. subject Il
the call of the Chairman.
The Humboldt R.gi.,sr of yesieria,
saws: j. ". Richards. Of TuscaroraD
passed here last evening ~ the passenger
train bound for San Francisco. He In
forms US that times are lively at thai
plaee. Several rich discoveries have re-
Gently been made and two mills are TO bs
ereetc.l there. The camp bids fair TO be
come one Of the most promising In East
ern Nevada.
The Bosax M;.,r Of July goth says All
the transfers and stable keepers here.
sbouts are complaining Of the unusual
scarcity Of grain. Borrowing from each
other and eking out the scanty supply by
ali expedienfs fails 10 make ends meet.
The supply Is said TO BE- about a. usual,
but the demand has increased greatly Of
LATE.
Transfers recently from Wadsworth re-
port that Dutch Henry's bridge on tho
Carson River IL 80 badly out OF repair that
il IL dangerous TO cross IL. On the Fourth
Of July elem Ogg drove n II Rhodes'
heavy teams over IL, when one OF h bents
pitched forward 10 an angles OF about forty
i've degrees. Repair ID.
A call for q mass convention Of the In.
dependent voters 81 wsshoc county. has
been issued Tor the purpose OF nominating
candidate. for legislative aud county
o0icers. The convention Ia 10 meet At the
Court-housc In Rrno, on the 9Th Of
September.
Mr.. A. Calhoun. of Dceth. in Elko
county, has discovered that there Is no
money In sheep raising and wool gather
ing in this Stale. lie proposes to sell his
sheep and purchase cattle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-03
rRE BELKNAP FARCE.

et@a
sists that the Senators Who voted against
conviction In the Belknap case have stul-
tiied themselves. II q contemporary
will stop 10 consider that those Senators
did not ait upon the case a. jurors. but a.
. Court Of Impeachment. he will see now
impossible Il would have been for them b.
vote Belknsp guilty after having previ-
ously declared that the senate had m
Iurisdiction in the case. Some. II least.
81 the Senators who voted mot guilty.
are a. pure men a. ever lived in any conn
try, and the Nrws has M more cause for
lie harsh comments toward them than 10
would have toward Judge Rising for re-
fusing 10 sentence q man IA the larson
Penitsntiary for horse-stealing. when the
evidence showed that u q crime had bs~n
committed the horses were stolen ia Cal
iforniA."
The above appears in the ESaepris OF
this morning. A similar paragraph was
printed in the same paper yesterday
morning. We are grieved to see
that the Eaiopriss is becoming 30
thoroughly partisan that il is willing to
defend the men who have deliberately
saved o confessed thief aud . convicted
coward from the only disgrace which
the nation could put upon him. and
which was all too small to meet tho
merits Of bis case. The Nr~s Is n
Republican paper: probably rs strongly
Republican as any Journal in the
land. But when Il finds thieves
in the Republican ranks II hsstsns to
expose them; aud when United States
senators. sworn to protect the interests
Of the nation. deliberately violate their
osths. and scquit thsss thieves. the
News places the names oiihess Senators
before the people.
The assertion Of the E'ierpr;ss. that
the men who voted against jurisdiction
we're bound to vote that Belknap Was
not guilty. 10 simply absurd. II says
that the Senate in this case vas not sit
ting y . jury. but as . court. How
does the Senate sit in impeachment
trialsS The Constitution nsw the
question. In Article l.. Section >. We
s,a AZ. .,.vs, Tn, SECTION '
..rh. SENATE ,h,ll have the .ole power
10 try all impeschmsn,.. When .iiiins
for ih.i purpose they .h,li 70 On ec ~ ,S Ss
Iinitsd sts.e. /. tried. the Chief Justice
shall preside; and no person shall b con
Mi. os he member pressat
That 10 all there IL OF IL. The senate
In Impeachment trials is q cour. in one
..n.. Of The vord. 1. Ia /. court Of
;urors alvsys. Every man has . vote.
Even the Vice President. who presidss.
votes on the guilt or innocence Of the
party Who In being tried. Every Senator
takes . solemn oath to decide the quss-
ton presented 10 him on the evidence.
and on the evidence only. 10 he does
not do this. hs violates his oath aud
makes himself . psrjursr.
Il is extremely doubtful IL the Senate
has any right to deliberate and vots
upon the question Of jurisdiction at all.
BY the Constitution, the Houss has the
right to impssch. After the impeach-
msut the case goss 10 the Senate. That
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-03
GRAND Auorros sALr.-E. Derliner will

Gn,sD AuoIios SALE. Berliner will
sell At public auction. commencing At 10
O'Clock 4. N. Thursday. August 81. and
continuing during the afternoon and even
ing Of each day thereafter, his large and
splendid assortment Of fancy and variety
goods, consisting IN part Of household
ware, crockery and glassware. pictures.
picture frames. Yankee notions. aud q
thousand and n things too numerous To
mention. Sale 10 be without reserve.
Call aud examine the stock for your
selves. Mark Ezekiel, a%uctioneer,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-03

TRrsH VACCINE vIHus.-A A smallpox
has already made its appearance. many Of
our citizens are considering tho adyisa-
bility Of having their children properly
terrible disease. DR.. ]. U. Hall. Of this
town, has . supply Of fresh vaccine mat
ter from healthy Gold Hill children. and
Is fully prepared TO vaecinate all who
wish.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-03
a suFrocArING COUGH.

10 . letter to Mrs. LIsie, Of Chicago. . well
known contributor 10 the Western press, she
ascribes the cure Of Q dangerous cough, accom-.
panied by. bleeding At the lungs, 10 Hale's
4opey OF Horehoupd and Tar. my cough,''
she says, rthlesie9sd 10 .pnocsie me
removed every trace OF H." Tho letter was 10
9 lady friend In this city. who has placed II Al
the disposal Of q. ". crittenion, 7 Sixth ave.
nne. Pixies Toothsehs Drops cure In one
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-03
OBSTACLES TO

Happy relief for young men nom the eneets
OF srrors and sbuses Ia early life. Manhood
New method of treatment. New and remsrE.
able remedies. Books add circulars sent free.
In reaied enyelop.. Address HOWARD AS.
ISOLATION. ti3N. Ninth street, Philsdelphis,
fa.-sn Institution having q high reputation
for honorable conduct aud professional skill:
Is73 sri
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-03
PALACE EATING STAND.

Everybody should know that 81 TOMMY
HEFrRoN'S famous Eating sand. In Timer
I Shepsrd's Pslsco saloon. Virginia CITY, they
can always 1nd . uood square meal OF the very
best eating the market sdorda. Also ~oysterr,
clans, HOLSTERS and other sheli.nsh. aud game.
In their proper season. Call and try the Palace
Eating Stand when you are hungry. I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-03

To all yhc ere suffering from the errors and
indigestion, Of yonih. nervous weakness,
9 recipe that will cure ron. nee OF charge.
This gle3t remedy ives dlspaysrsd by Q mis-.
sionAy In South America Send Q selfad.
Stallion u. Bible House. New York city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-03

And In accordance with law. and An order
OF the Board OF Directors, made M the 18Th
day Of June, 1878. . % many shares OF each
parcel OF such stock 10 mar be necessary will
BE- sold at public auction. o. the once Of
..ll coIp.sy, on Tvnsply' the "a az q
r. 4. Of said day. TO pay ssid delinquent a..
ressment thereon, together with costs OF I'd.
yertislng and expenses Of sale.
J.w. CLARK. Secretary.
Ofhoe-No. tis California street, Room .,
San Francisco. California. austd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-03

H,oAs's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
restores the complexion. removes freckles.
tan and sallowness; makes the skin soft,
white and delicate. It's application cannot
be detected,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-03

And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board Of Difeetors. made 90 the isth day
Of. June. 1919, % many shares Of each par.
be sold ct public s~uetiou. 81 the saiss.
room Of John Middleton I sou. No. SO Mont.
eomsry street. Nan Fnneisco. California on
fUEabAY, the 97d day Of August, 1873, 81 The
hour OF . O'Clock ?. =. OF said day, 70 pay psid
delipQusnt asssssment thereon, togethH wvs
LUCiKS HKRNAhN. secretsfy.
0nhce-1n ssnsome strsst. Sap Francisco.
calliornis. sustd
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NATIONAL REPrsllcAx TICKET.
Fer PrsslAsss sf the raisea ssasss.
RUTHERFORD .. hATEs

Fer vice Prssiasas,
WILLIAM A. wHEkI.RR,
ar NV YoHx.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-03

LYoS's KArHARioS makes beautiful Clos
~. lururiant hair ; prevents its falling out
or turning gray. II has stood the test OF
forty years, is charmingly %perfumcd, aud
has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-03
EIORlnA kILvEB INNING cox.
~ PANY.-Loeaiion Of principal place Of

6a,lness, San Prsneisco, o%AiioTnls.
Location Of work.. Storey county, Nevada.
Notice. There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing desenbed stock, on account Of sssess.
men, No. Five tsl, levied on the 18Th day Of
June. 1870. the several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective Shareholders, ~
followsi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-03

The Gold Hill Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published in the
State Of Nevada. It is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-03

II N.


GeSerner Hayes wakes = speecn'
CoLrARus. Ohio. August ?.-Governor
Hayes tonight made the following speech
to a delegation Of the Hayes Guards, eS-
cursioni-ts from Indianapolis:
F.los-finssa.' Ny friends OF Indiana.
you all understand perfectly well, without
any words vi explanation from me, why u
Is I make You NO speech on political ques-
tons tonight. l rise therefore in re-
sponse Ia your greeting. merely to make
my profound Acknowledgements to my
m.rnas , ,S;s ,i,t, ~ n.v;~v "a ,hs eii.
maA.us M 49,. III. l,nJ.
!. s,..,,rs We are cl.d 10 NEE, ON.
d. .s.rl ,or %, NM c.II ana trust vour
III, Iii - nno 80 hs -,smsmhc,ed. One
ss.,ha, ,,rs, ,hs, either this
ao.nin. hcso,e yon
,.,.as hon,.s ~, ,r,n, gcntIc-
iea,e ~, 'oaa IN s,J Won.
men, ana Wv, ~ nan 49, here will
isup'r in" y" a. no,srror'.
ssse 'he !" 1881" a.. RAJ
omse, 'sNuAS .oa - .nd . ccp.
Ss,erai sPSsvhes W.. IT, %,,.roon.
etai anu-s ns ens'"'
strauoh "Asa n'e'! 0"''
"s'ss A"' " u,-
SARArooA. August 2.-dovernor LiIuen
declares that he has been 70 busy witn on
dcial business that he has not been able 70
begin the preparation OF his letter accept
ing the Presidential nomination. IL Is
doubtful whether the letter will he ready
for n week yet. He went to Albany yes
terday aud failed to return a expected.
but sent for Dorsheimer. who proceeded 10
Albany this morning. Evidently the uoy-
crnor Is still laboring over the acceptance
problem.
s.,n,, r..,. C.,tured by the
r.s,.n.
p,w.u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-03
-NoTIcE 70 MlNtRs.

THIs " 10 INFORM TIE MINERS OF
ths comstock that he several eupsfin-
tendeuts dsstrs hat such miners - nay utsh
70 attend the Ptoncsu' Picnic on Saturday nett
will report the nsme 20 their various Time
keepers On yRiDAY, su2 %