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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-14
THE BULLION TAX.
Cssetssies sf che Arguments In
siss Forbes IrJaaetiss sutt.


trrsm The Carson Appeal. September itth.l
II 10 In the Circuit and not the District
Court Of the United States for this circuit
that lodge Hillysr Is sitting and trying
the Injunction prayed for by Forbes. .
stakeholder In the Consolidated Virginia
Ninins Company. The case vas continued
Yesterday. General Clarke opened for the
State. His argument. which consumed
several hours. Was very strong and ex-
hsustiye. He was followed. very briefly.
by Judge Lewis. his colleague in the case.
who. in turn. WAS replied 10 by Mr.. Nc
Allister. The position taken by the prose-
cution Tor the praying party for the In
iunctionl Ia that the Consolidated Virginia
mine. being . part Of the public domain
OF the United States and the property OF
the Government. ia not taxable by the
statc. the bullion which 10 the product OF
.uch mine il not properly taxable. This
proposition Il sustained by u plausi.
BILE reasoning. although Il doubtless VIII
puzzle the non-legal mind To understand
hov and why . quantity Of bullion
which has undergone the various pro-
eesses Of reduction. amalgamstion, ~
say. refining and separation. and b .
come marketable gold or silver bars, Ia.
IN any sense, . part Of the mine from
which 10 has been forever separated. In
desi. lit 10 not personal property. what
istv Clarke aud Lewis argument met
this stubbornly fortified position Of Nc
Allister's with great force. II was asked,
What right had this plaintiff 70 demand
Of the company any specific action against
the assessment OF the bullioni Also Judge
Lewis cited the court TO the decisions rem
dered by the supreme Court Of this State
In su~stenation Of tho bullion TAI law. II
il 10 be hoped that Judge Hillyer will
make an early decision In the matter and
either grant or refuse the writ 90 - 70 get
the question into the Supreme Court with
q iiitis dslsy - possible. for no doubt II
will 10 there In any event.
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Later Rssuras from aaine.
q n ".
The 0reas Powers Consulting with
the Ports.

n. or..s Power, Consulting with
tbc rerte.
.-..,..,a IT.. n. ..~.
LONDON SeprS ams.. ~, .n .,.orj,.
IL mas res.on W oc, ms,sh 81 ALI
M =, con.,sn,inonis xi,l nrovo oi
yessruAy ~ .mPS, iv snJ
sreas i"p1. ,ha ona;a, N ,he
paeinc s'in.loh " "' snan.n;,n ,h;s
otiohi,h uoul.l s..."Is go
ouneii uispa'ch W scu' ! @'s
cohdi,ion. u peace werc ~. al
special To the I,S,s' from vienna sAys eno
council was held LOT the puIpGsc OF rev sa,
siderins inc resolution previously 'aAcn
by the Cabinet. NJ whicn shouid nave
been presented To the ON AonuAy'
The correspondent say \ Wa IRE
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Instructions vas almost identical. and
represented most earnestly and impres-
sively the danger TO which the Porte e.
possd the empire II II rejected the oppor-
unity Afforded 70 put an end 70 the war.
and that no one could save Turkey from
the possible effects Of such . fatal rsso-
luton. Language lie This, supported
- II ws With al tho authority Of
the great guaranteeing Powers. APP
pears not 70 have been without o.
feet. for tho answer that was about 10 be
given the Powers has BEEN delayed and the
resolution taken under fresh consideration.
There are no indications what the result
Of these deliberations may b. but all 10
counts from Constantinople concur that
the impression produced has been . deep
ono. Meantime, the Turks have again
commenced active operations In the feld.
The tone Of ofdciL bulletins from Belgrade
do not indicate confidence In Tchsrnayefrs
ability TO hold his position. and the recall
Of Horavatovich from the Turkish frontier,
whore, II had been declared, he could do
feat the Turkish campaign by intsrrupting
communication with Nisch. IL evidence
that Tchernayef 10 hard pressed. A Bel.
grade correspondent says there Il great do
preston there already and . fresh disaster
70 tho Servian army IL currently TO
ported"
Trsable In Prospect or Spain.
LONDON. September l3.-Thsre are indi-
cations that trouble for Spain 10 brewing
In tho Basque provinces. II will DO TO
membered that the discovery and suppress
sion Of outbreaks In Pampelums and
Sebastian were reported. and on Beptem-
ber 4th IL Wa announced that the Spanish
Government had given notice that
armed guards would be Furnished 70 pas
sengcr trains on application Of railway
companies. Since then nothing has been
heard In regard 10 the symptoms Of the
disturbances In that quarter until last
night. when . telegram stated that . rumor
had reached Bourg Msdeme(D from Pulg-
cerdA that = pronuncismento against the
Government had been made In Northern
Spain. Tho Spanish Legation ct Pfris
to-day contradicted this report, but letters
from Spain represent that great dissatis-
faction exists among the inhabitantsof the
Basque provinces In consequence OF the
Fueros measures. which were 30 be In force
this month. These measures include mil.
itsry conscription. the collection Of arrears
OF taxes and the exaction OF supplies Of
provisions for tho army occupying the
provinces. These letters aforementioned
make no mention Of any actual outbreak
or OF . probable one.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-14
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

A, a,n Jo.o. m Aha An ~in,t,nt. tbs dI,.
.o~s,y "a m.ae that Wiilism Gierlinss.
iste booL.keeper for Aurerais q Pomeroy,
~ th.t city. priyste secretary for Edward
sr,ar.is nov In paris. and collector for
John Ln.srsis' had sbscopded. He n
snnno.eJ IN have rot ahead of his EN-.
%nlaYers and ~couadentiai friends 10 the
amount Of several thousand dollars, esti.
mattel from 400. 600 10 300. 900. He left
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-14
THE STATE FAIR.
r...,s or she sssi.s Yesterday.

yrom the Reno Journal. sspt. itth
Gratifying increase In the number Of
snectstors was noticed 81 the Fair Grounds
yssterdsy. The grand stand wss we'll
6ilsd. ana the numbers on the course wss
greater than usual. Probably 900 people
we're present. -
By consent Of all parties interested u
wss arranged that the mile and repeAt
rsos shouid DO called frst, the thres-quar.
lar dssh next, and tho two mile and repeat
lat. Tho Judges OF the day were the
sams a those who have acted tho two pro
yious days-w. r. Chamberlain, A. A.
Langley, L. n. Fox. Tfmers|. Il.
Stuart, Geo. Gilbert. @. II. Van Gorder:
Tho horses wore called for the mile and
repeat . In the pools Vanderbilt sold
ior eco: Field SIS; (Ballinetts,. Tho
horses In the field were Rafel. Cousin Vic
and Turf Gallery.
Fir,t Hest-ballinette drew the pole.
Rsfel second, Cousin Vic third. Turf CAL
iery fourth, Vanderbilt on the outside.
After several Intellectual efforts TO start,
thsy al finally got of. Vanderbilt In the
rear. This position WA maintained I'll
the quarter was passed. whom Vanderbilt
drew up and passed all the others In quick
succession; shortly after tho half mile
was passed. down tho stretch Turf Gallery
pushed Vanderbilt close, both coming In
under the whip, Vanderbilt half . length
ahead, Turf Gallery second. Rsfel third.
Ballinette fourth, Cousin Vic dlstanced.
Time. i.5o.
second Hest-Rsfel and BallinettS kept
ahead pretty we'll together. Vanderbilt
third 70 the stretch, when Ballinotto drew
out, though hard pushed By Rafsi. and
won the heat, Rafef second, Turf Gallery
third, Vanderbilt fourth. Time, I:62.
II was apparent before this heat was run
that he horse WAS almost gone. In tho
polls B~sllinetts wa fsyorite. Field nearly
syen. and yspdsrhiIt ceiling 1 10 8.
Alter ths heat B~alIinette was the favor.
ite Al Isrce odd. selling Tor 5000. Pield $50.
ysnderbiit 500.
Thiri Hest~Tho be.t and race was won
e.siiy Inv R%slIinette IN i.1E Rsfel second.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-14
THE SHOOTING AT cRxEDMooR.

Yesterday the great international
Ride Match began at Cresdmoor. Long
Island. Five team contested. and the
days match wss won BY the sootchmsn
who beat the Irish by four points. and
the Americans by nine. OF eouns
every American would have preferred 10
see America fnt in the list. but We
have NO cause 10 be ashamsd OF our
team. The national pride need not be
shocked because We are beaten nine
points, by men who have made rife
shooting the profession Of . lifetime.
There Was but u thing In our favor;
the fact that the match Was shot at
CreedMoor. every inch Of the ground Of
which our riismen knew. To Offset
this We had to compete with men Who
had come from lands In which ride
matches have been an institution for
ages: men Who have been brought up.
- Il were In ths sport. II 10 bot little
owe six years sincs Col. Shaw. now
editor Of the Paei6e Lys. aroused .
spirit Of enthusiasm In the New York
Militia. organized the National Rife
Association. and succeeded In carrying
into execution his plans for the forma-
ton Of q ride range at Crecdmoor.
This gave an impetus to the sport. and
now America ia not afraid to compete
with the crack ma,ksmsn Of the old
world. We beat ireland two years ago:
yesterday she bea, US. aud Scotland
took away the honors from her. The
shooting ~ remarkably nns by all
the teams, and America will Join
heartily with the world in say.
ing. all honor to Scotland and Ire.
land for their victory yesterday. The
match will b completed to-day. 1t is
nov practically narrowed down to seos-
land. Ireland and America. Australia
and Canada are too far behind 70 bold
out any hope Of their overtakins their
advsrsaries. Il will require remark.
able shooting at the 800 yards range to
enable the Americans to cover the seores
OF their advsrsaries at the 800 and 1000
yards. at which ranges they seem to be
the better marksmeu. Still there 10
great hope that u can BE- done. and all
America and all Europe are ~snricusly
awaiting the result.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-14
TWO LoADs-LooK At THEN.

The prominent cartoon Of Prank
Leslis's this week rsprsssnts oovsrnor
Hsyss s~ndsavoring 10 get The wheel Of
an unusually ugly looking vseon nom
the mud into which Il has sunk. On
the wagon are boxss marksd "Grans-
ism," corruption" sto. In The bsek'
ground IL another wagon. driven BY
sammy Tiidsn. and iabslsd reform"
not "~psriury." and to the rear Of Gov
ernor Hayes stands Uncle Sam. Who
raises . warning finger. and advises the
Republican candidate for President that
the load which sisbearing II too great.
and that while be il vainiy attempting
70 escape from the mirs. "Rsformsf"
sammy is riding pleasantly along TO-
ward the White House.
Il 10 needless to say that Frank Lee
lee illustrated Newspaper Ia . DEM
ocrasic journal. Some Of its cartoons
by Matt Morgan are very hns. but this
ons il simply absurd. Supposing that
Gan. was . rascal. which We deny ;
supposius that corruption has tainted
the administration for the last four
year., which We also deny; In the name
Of Heaven, what has Governor Hsyes
got To do with all thisf He was not the
President; hs has not controlled the
Government. He IL not even . poll
tician. He IL Governor Of Ohio. be-
u the ONCE sought him. He gave
up the tranquil delights OF private life
al the call Of the people. not to graf
ify his own ambition. II "0rAntism"
was all that the Dement'S claim 1t to
b, . sink Of utter corruption and fraud.
Governor Hayes 10 no more responsible
for Il than the humblss, citizen Of the
land.
But nov look st another picture. II
he "loads" Of candidates are 70 be
made . feature Of the campaign. % 10
veil to sss what kind Of . losd Baum til
den Is trying to pack to the White
HOUSE. He must carry with him the
tain. Of being the intimate friend and L.
Gal adviser Of Boss Tweed ; . eorruptsr
Of the ballot-boI In New York city ; a
man who engineered the election in that
city In 1868 In such . manner that
nearly double the number Of legal votes
we're cast. and more than that number.
not cast, we're counted In; . man Who
opposed the var from the first. and In
1854 - Chairman Of the COMMITTEES on
Resolutions Of the Democratic conven-
ton, declared II . failure. and demand.
Cd hat II should cease ; . vrseksr OF
railroads and mines ; . svindisr Of the
Government. and . psriarsr on his own
confession In short, . true Democratic
"rsformsr."
That IL the load which Tiidsn has 70
carry. II IL not n which Grant or
anybody else has placed upoa his
shouldsr. He has packed IL himself.
and u he sntsrs the White House hs
must carry 10 with him. II will take
more than Ill the money which his life
time Of cunning has accumulated to pur-
chase horses enough 10 draw that load
through the mirs Of Democracy to the
national capitol.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-14

Places for Voting at the Primaries.
VIRGINIA.
First Ward - Watson q Tcdd's store. In.
speetor. joseph v. Hall; Judges. David James
and J. O. Smith.
Second wsrd-No. 4 K~ngins.houss. Inspect.
o.. Asny Piper; judges. n. o. Wilson and >.
Third Ward - Odd Fellows Building. In
speetor. y. arseeyi judge. u. Z. Wood and
n. A. oaston.
Fourth Ward = Nopumspiai Engine house,
Inspector, Theo. y. Woodwork; Judges. Theo,
Lamb and o. ?. Jones.
PLowERY.
A. Empire State Mn. Inspector. Erwin
Beard ; Judges. Peter Bosssll and Andrsw Rl
holm.
GOLD HILL.
First wsrd-Liberty Rngine-house. Inspect
o.. J. L. Lowsty; Judges, Benjamin Stern and
George Rrgtrs.
Second ward-Lincoln Hose Company build
ing. Inspector. Chas. Golden Judges, Harri.
con Gray and Jossph Bish.
AMERICAN FLAT.
chss. weeks Saloon. Inspector, u. d. Lind.
sey Judges. z. u. Kaufman asd Joseph y.
f~ianningham.
Polls open. iGO a. ~; close. G;sO ?. y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-14

SMITH il q duelist. A he IL passing
along the street, q man tumbles out Of q
fifth story window. and landing In q
mud-puddls. smashes bis skull 10 bits
and splashss Smith from head to foot
with mud. "Infernal coward" growls
Smith ; "hs took that way Of doing Il
90 that I couldn't call him 10 ACCOUNT"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-14
rHx REPUBLICAN GAIN IN MAINE.

The Republican majority in Maine nov
figures up to 1899. Common receiving
70, $50 votes as against 81, oSS last year,
and Talbot 55.24l a. against 53.2ia
given for Roberts in 1875. This shows
. net gain to the Republicans Of li.4i'
in the returns already recsivsd. There
are ninsty.,hres small places not yet
heard from. These towns, In 1875. cast
s,i3i votes. and gave a Republican
majority Of 2st; so that the probability
10 that their ballots will increase. rather
than decrease the Republican gain.
How do Sammy Tilden and tho "Rs-
FORM Democrats like the picturs'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-14
GENERAL NOTES.

TIE donation party nuisance nAh
proved such Q serious evil In some parts
Of the New England States that q vigor-
Gus feeling has arisen in opposition to
IL. which will probably result in Its
downfall. The feature which has been
particularly open to objection il that
the people who bring donations expect
them 70 be charged to the minister a.
part Of his salary. This imposes on the
suffering pastor the taking Of stockings
shirts, hats. and other articles Of which
he may not happen to be in need. In.
stead Of cash. which be has . right to
receive. and which ninsty-nins minis.
tsrs out Of every hundred arc always
sure TO need. The appraisemsnt OF do
mated articles il generally made in such
way a. to b onsrous TO the minister
Who receives them. The sooner this
tims-houorsd nuisance 10 done away
with. the sooner will the ministers en-.
Joy NO many Gnu .a''4 So.
20. : 'ns sn,,a :, ~. ~
IT Ia unusual for ministers TO send
challenges or to FIGHT dusls; but the
Rev. DR.. Smoot. pastor Of q Presbyte-
risn church at Bowling Green. Ky.' de-
parted from the old way and challenged
one Of his fsllow-citizsns. Tho civil
courts took the matter in hand. and If.
ter . long trial. the jury failed To agree
seven Tor Conviction nvs iot aequi''
tai. Now the Presbytsry to which no
belongs vii take up the case WIN q
Wow OF dispensing ecclesiastical Iastee
to the Doctor AZ the minus OF 'ns
P~ressyssrs q made up IN ADVANCE
there 10 little prospect OF . Disagreement
a. in the case OF the secular party
-. :, ....r, cam.
paivp meeting. declared that hs never
would ,.ll hia bir,bricht for q nest Of
n-.,,r;do... His allusion was to the sale
which Essu made Of his for pottage.
Anothsr remarked in his sermon (: al
$3.50, \. ..,a Io,a Ia car. for Az
l~eastest oh do flock. as well as dc mos
siganiicuss. for me nm my ole woman
hab jest emerged from a most disastrous
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-14
CARSON ITEMS,

The following i,ems OF interest ars con.
densed from the local columns Of shis
mornings Appeal
CONGRESSMAN woopBuRx was In the city
yesterday. Likewise Constable Baldwin
of the BONANZA town. woodburn will 20
to Steamboat for . day or two 10 get cured
Of cold and then proceed 10 Reno 70 zoe
the great exhibition Of 1.-Two stock and
patchwork. He was invited 10 address the
Hayes and Wheeler Club Of Carson next
Saturday night. but he said he thought his
health would compel him TO ask TO be ex.
eused until some day later In the canvass.
scHooLNAsrKR-GExEnA KELLr arrived
home yesterday afternoon from Aurora.
He has been Waiting the schools In
Esmeralda and Douglas counties. His
next trip will be 70 and through the Great
East. He will start in that direction some
time between this and Sunday evening.
We note that the school authorities are
erecting the nowly planned eommodious
on either aide Of the school.
house. A much needed and we'll devised
Improvement.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-14
AMERICAN FLAT.
z z Q z.

"Isaa Republican. I heartily indorse the
nominatisn u Hayes and wheeler for Presi.
dsnt and Vice President Of the United States.
and viii support the Republican ticket a. The
esnsrsi elsction 10 b. held November Z, 1876.
and that I am Q citissn OF the United States
and stats Of Nevada. and am OF will be . rreis.
tsred voter 10 this precinct 81 the time OF the
RsnsrAl election.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-14
NOTICE TO llENHoIDERs.

TEE UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS DAY
\ commenced IN action IN the District Cur
Of The Yfst Judicial District VI the State Of
Nevada. In and for the county Of Storey, IN
which aeti.n he 10 plaintiff and ANNIE
KELLY 10 dsfsndsnt, which action 10 brought
TO enforce . lien In favor OF plaintin and
against defendant, upon the west half Of The
north thirty.ave feet Of lot numhrr sir l6i.
block number fort. revsu (t1D, Range D. In the
City OF Virginia county Of Storey. State OF Ne
vsda. together with the tenementp, heredita.
msnts and appurtrnances thereunto belonging.
which lien 10 10 secure the sum Of tiss Is, In
gold coin Of the United rtstea. and IL claimed
under and By virtue Of the Act OF the Leg sla.
turs Of the stats Of Nevada entitled " An Act
q secure lisns 10 mechanics and others, and to
repeal oil other Acts In relation thereto" ap-
proved March ., 1878.
Now. therefore. ell persons having. holding
or claiming liens upon sad premises. under
the provisions Of said Act, are hereby notified
10 Be and appear before said Court on FRIDAY.
the 9Th day Of October. A. d. 1870, ct 10 O'Clock
.. H.. the same being . day Of the regular Octo-
Der term. 4. d. is16. Of said Court, ana IN CT.
hibit then and there the proof OF their sid
liens.
virginia. Nevada. September II, 1870.
q. U. C0DDIN0TON, Plaintiff.
n. II. TAYLOR, Attorney for Plaintiff.
SELF LAVISH Tn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-14
REsoLuIIoh.

Resolved. raat no person shall be eligible
for election - . dsiegats 10 the County Con.
v~sntion, or shall be allowed 10 hold . PROXY
thsrvin. who 10 . candidate for any once before
said Convention.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-14
PRIMARIES

VIII b heid on TUESDAY. the 10Th instant.
and q: County Convention on THURsDAY'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-14
PLAcR OF HOLDING CONVENTION

Ths County Convention will be held at
MINERS UNION HALL, GOLD HILL, 81 u
O'Clock \. on the 2iss OF September.
Adjourned 70 meet on Thursday, the 18th
Instant, st . O'Clock.
w. d. HtcEoK. Becretary. ssTtd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-14
Republican
COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

NETTING OF THE REPUBLICAN
"A County Central Committee. hsld at their
rooms September 8. 1870. the following busi.
ness vas transacted:
AesoprtoNMRNr M DKLRGArRs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-14

Coon time to 60 Attaining when It's
10y melting weather.
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FOR CONSTABLE.
N. W. HOGAN

To RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCED Az
candidate fOs the once Of Constable Of Cola
Hill .. the coming election. subject 70 the
dsei..oa Of IN. Democratic County csavsu.
,isa. ssissd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-14
MISCELLANEOUS.


COLI HILL
LUMBER YARD
MAIN sTREgT, GOLD MILL
dust above the Railroad Crossine)
B. n. CARRICki
PR0PRIET0R.
NEVADA LUMBER
OF ALL KINDS.
REDWOOD, OREGON = SUGAR PINE
MILL AND MINING rIMBRRs,
fLUME AND BUILDING LUMBER,
ETC.. ETC.. ETC.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT.
CLEAR AND DR. ESSED
LUMBER.
Flooring, Siding, Rustic
AND OTHER STYLES or
SIDING. MOULDING. LATIN.
SHINGLES, DOORS,
SASH mi n ETc.
ALWAYS ON HAND.
gysry.hi.s :.ths Lswsss Ca Raiss.
3. n. cARRIck,
lin PROPRIETOR.
J. 3. MARSHALL.
STORE.
MAIN STREET, GOLD HILL.
LARGE ASSORTMENT
q 1 A N 3 o o 8
STATIONERY.
GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES, CLOCKS
JE w ELRY.
Toys and Fancy Goods.
AGENTS FOR THE
SAN FRANCISCO AND SACRAMENTO
PAP r 8.
which are delivered in any part Of Gold Hill.
ALL THE LATRsT
EASTERN PERIODICALS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-14
]. J. koHLER

RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES HxsKLy
Is candidate for the once Of Justice OF the
Pescs Of the Town OF Gold hin. subject 10
the decision OF the Republican County Coo
venti0n. ssi,d
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-14

The announcement is made in a Ten
nesses paper that 1.-The farmers there
are sun. ring much from hog cholera.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-14

FRIDAY EVENING, september iosn'
Al Ninsr' Union Hall, commencing 81 I:so
o'eloci. This meeting H. called FOG The pur.
pose Of reorgan nation and the nomination o.
msyv election for delegates 10 the County Con.
yention , also for the Transaction OF such other
business Is may b l~esiiimatsiy brought before
sac ei Tsf' W. d. G. GIBSON. President.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-14
FOR COUNTY ERx
FOR COUNTY TREASURES.

0s rs SAHHuSA
hinsslf = candidate for the once Of frs.s.
urer Of Storey county. subject to the decision
Of the Republican County Convention. ssiitd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-14

A DETROIT gourmand ate for his Sun
day dinner Ave snips and six spins
chickens. besides the usual viands which
accompany the fowls. At one sitting
last Winter this person slowed away
within himself l42 oysters.