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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-01
NEVADA ITEMS.

The Reno Gazette says /: Quite IN Interest
10 felt By the Reno Hebrew Congregation
10 advance their Society to such condition
~ IN bs able TO build = synagogue at an
early day. The liberality Of Its members
il such that the necessary funds will be
forthcoming. IL 10 also under considera-
ton 10 annex . private school thereto
where their children can be taught In the
ancient Hebrew aud German languages.
White Pine county Is not a. populous ~
10 used to be. but still has four Assembly
men aud two Senators. Hamilton has but
iG3 voters registered ; Cherry Greek. l69
aud Eberhardt, 80. This makes n total OF
400. There IL said TO DO II voters In Hun.
ter district. 81 at Treasure Hill, ~ At
Robinson. and 500 ct Ward. This makes
Q total Of I ,055.
The Eureka .SsHinei says: We under
stand that the jackson o presents the
beet prospects for the development Of .
good mine that the company have had for
several years. II won't hurt the district
10 have the old Jackson come again 10 the
front as . bullion producer.
Tho .Siirs, State says: II. N. Rowland.
Superintendent Of the Antelope mine. In
Ban Jacinto. informs US that they have
struck good ora and considerable water at
= depth Of eighty feet In the mine.
The November terms Of the District
Court Of the Sixth Judicial District. In
and for Eureka county, will commence
next Monday,
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CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

The Sacramento Record U.ion Of Oct.
siss says;
Julius H. Smith. civil engineer. IL now
engaged In surveying tho Dumbarton Rail-
road, his force, consisting Of fourteen
men, being located on Top Of the noun
tains back OF O. @. Martins ranch. He
says thoro IL no doubt that u 10 the inten-
ton Of the projectors 10 bring the road 70
Santa Cruz that 10 will be completed 10
Santa Clara the present month /; SOL soon -
completed 70 Santa CLARA that there will
be . passenger connection between that
place and Ban Francisco, the necessary
cars and steamboat being In readiness.
The British ship India sailed for Liver
pool yesterday without . clearance from
the Custom.house. II Ia thought that the
captain must have been intoxicated. y 10
will DO impossible fer the vessel to enter
the port Of destination without the nsces-
sary papers. Tho c~onsigners In this city
are In hopes that the vessel will return.
Nine thousand dollars have been raised
toward the $40. 900 necessary for the per-
manent endowment OF tho Pacific Meth
odist College OF Santa Rosa. DR.. william
A. Finley has been elected President Of the
College In the place Of A. L. Fitzgerald.
resigned.
Several citizens Of San Bernardino are
e~ndesvoring TO establisha Mutual Building
and Loan Association. for the purpose Of
accommodating persons desirous Of build
ing and improving property.
The people Of Summer last week voted
81, 800 for the building Of = school.house.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-01
sLrRRING NORTON.

Democratic papers and Democratic
orators are making a great howl because
senator Morton is speaking in the inter
ssis Of Rspublicanism in California and
Nevada. They say tina. Morton ID a
member Of the Chinese Committee. and
should DO 10 San Francisco attending 10
his work. The fact IL. add Democratic
papers and orators know il. that the
Committee has taken q rscsss. and Sen
ator Morton's time IL - much his own
during that recess A. the time Of q
school.boy Is his during vacation. The
charge that the Government Is paying
his expenses In stumping the State IL
absurd. A certain amount Of money
was appropriated for this Chinese Com.
mitiss. Every member Of the Commit.
tee receives his proportion Of the appro-
priatiou. aad II he spends moro II comes
out Of his v pocket. II Senator Nor
ton sees At to spend his vacation In
siumping for Hayes and Wheeler. he
not only has . right to do II. but by do
ing IL he shows that he 10 true 10 the old
dag. and adds to the reputation which
no 50 nobly earned as the War Governor
Of Indiana.
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roLIrIcAI. PRESCRIPTION.

u.,;nc failed In force the negroes
1857 - rs,,..
y . LOT oamusi - Ahos
ana Democracy by means OF armed In
,-,,.- ,.-,u.., c..,,.,-
-.
49,. -. n .n..ch In. son,h
c.,oUn, .,ia.
Wv. know our right. and .ro d.,srm.
ined 10 maintain them. come what may.
despite drants mnshets anu oayonen.
are oId v. ne moi In .srne., about re-
fusals to rent our lands 70 Republicans
VINO ,oss asaih.. VS. w Oo as,arm;nsj in
any purpose Of our lives. We are desper-
aisly In earnest. We W. tAssn And sub
ssn, na lana ~ .a1 oss rho VOTE. the Re.
psblican ticket At the next election 10
employ no i.Sorer; carpenter. oaS -, ~.
10 make mo- .dyspce Of food or permit n
n 70 occupy, our houses or premises who
-. ,.,ns .lan. The c.lor1S nsonis
viii s,arvs. but We will not. Now !. your
Last Tune to e.eome OF you are
IN AMI We ms.n bu.iu...-"
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NOTICE OF INTENTION

no MAKE APPLICATION FOR PEIlu1s-
L sion 90 transact busine-- 90 soie Tfad.r.-
To whom Il may concern; Take noilc. nat !.
HANNAH A. ID. DAVIS. wifi 81 William
Davis. am a married uomsn, aud reside IN The
Town n Gold lHll. stcrey county. and sisfe ~
Nevada: that ! am dc-irou. ~ availing myself
OF the benefits Il an Act Of the Legislature Of
The state II Nevada. approved February o,
IsGr. entitled IAN Act 20 anihoriks married
xsom,n 10 transact buslne-s In their 90 name
AZ sale trsderr." and o. that purpose u is my
Intsuilon 10. and shall ON ih- 10th day 81 Mo-
xsmber. A. ID. 1919. At ~ O'Clock In the fore.
mann OF that day, or ~ roon thereafter ~ eoun.
III ran be heard, apply TO the District Court of
Inc Fipt Judicial District " the state Of Ne.
,sds. in and for Storey county, at the Curt.
,oom 81 said Court Ia the City ~ Virgins, Tor
an order VI said Court permitting me 10 carry
on An the said Town of Gold I'LL. IN my own
name and on my aocount. ~ . soc trader,
business OF Keeping q hotel.
HANNAH A. d. DAVIS.
goli Hill, October 10, 1870. oelg I'm
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.oME .rArENxNr. RErrrEp.

A speech was delivered In Virginia
City last evening by Mr.. Cooper Of Ten
nsssss. during which he took occasion
10 AK . number Of questions. Answers
10 Q few Of them will be found below.
Among other things no said. addressing
,hs Rspublic.ns:
..v-rx.-.....,.,, A.. Union II 10 true.
..d ss.sblished the DAG in triumph over
every foot OF Il. but vna' go 49, - an
o osrs In n BY their conduct they tho
SOUTH have forfeited their rishsr wn n.
have you c%p .ncs cour,eY
~. IN, Of voting a. they please il
-, d.pi.J to sou,hsrpsrs BY the Re-
.,h,;... marty. II they do not exercise
~. ,,,b, i, IA ,hslr own fault. Bot per.
~. ,-.,,,.n.n referred 10 thu old
-, \. as., In 81. n;overs Z" mr. the nav
-.....,. ...n Enthusiastically
oa'
IL 90 u ooss sem n 'a' N,P
" na.s a.1 'u'" was
'Pse" An', w -ss
vsans'y WIN one VI 'n' VI" s"
sources Of amassnsn.
ne hsd sen men .ness Y. sGs SV Nh,
iivss for ,hs Union. w. {, wondsrful
that murders followedt Their wives and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-01

A In a Western State had re-
ceived strict orders to keep his prisoners
In solitary confinement. Once. when he
had two In charge. n escaped. M he
was obliged to kick the other out Of tho
door to comply with the regulations.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-01

The chief difficulty In the way OF
stopping wifs-beaiing 10 that the wives
will not testify against their husbands
they will not acknowledge that they have
been beaten.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-01

EAsrERN N.
tn. Psiisisai sis..sis. Z. New
York.

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The Poiisieal situasieu IN New
York.
uvw yoyx oc,oher ai.-Tbe local no
u,;..i .i,rstion bss changed somevhst.
tn roii,icsI committees Al The Astor
H.. .Jionrr.d this Afternoon without
.Sss,;n, h..;s ~ coalition. The Com
..s,ssa o. Nomination M the Repubiicap
rnnntv COMMITTEES met This .~ftsrnoon in
sScrst -session. and intend 10 mt forward .
son,nlete Repnblican ticket. II WAS stated
a. nrohshIs that tbo ticke Al would be headed
!. toiIow.. For M,yor. General John A.
nj, shsyisf. .J.cob Ues.e: County Clerk,
s,.coilsctor Thomas Murphy. The Tam.
m.ny Conntv Convention mel TODAY and
indor,ed smith Ely, IT,, for Mayor. James
O'Brien made an address In favor Of Mr..
Ely, a. be said the election was near and
there was nO prospect OF the anu.iam-
many orgAnization agreeihg on = ueAe''
The balance OF the ucket 10 70 . iecon..
mended 10 . conference oonmi''co oh
wednesday. -
The work OF preparing iists OF those VINO
registered on Friday M saturday was
proceeded with All night sunday n uur-
ing tho day yesterday. Nearly al tne
names are now In the hands VI inc prihteis
and the work OF vsrifcation will probably
begin to-day. MarshAls In each eiecuon
district will be furnished with Q printed
| list OF names Of all persons Registered In
such district and will mako careful inquiry
In regard 10 each person registered. In
the meantime. Chief Supervisor Daven.
| port Ia engaged In sitting the registry of
| The ,rst two DAYS and ID issuing warrants
d.ily Tor the apprehension Of persons who
have rryi.tereJ Illegally. Lists have been
prepared Of houses Of ill.fAme. Of sssisna-
ton houses. OF vacant lots iumper anu
coal yards, etc., IN order thAt persons VIC
have registered from such places may pe
properly dealt with. Davenport sAiu yes
terday that. from present appearances,
about lGO,OOO votes Will he poied IN THIS
city.
R.u.h,ie.n sueee.s Assured.
c.,..ao o.,oh.r ~ r,;L.., w..h.
s,an suo.,.I s.vs. In,o,ns,ion received
,at.on puisisan n.sa.aionsi commit.
oy y iepI S,ssa 80 ao,asant n,
ne ". %A,ss,;on ~ Msv.. .nJ Wheeler.
w. y. ya., g., H. jo,sii.J rcnort.
Ml'nln w .a'. NJ csnr., Camm,,,.ns ~
1870. a,s,s. santsi,s ..snrinv Js.
.nu ~n,sh ,nrn;.h ,Sa ha"i. M ths rona.
,Ai. ~n'sn .ha Gs...si com,ni,,..
uens h1P.s '"' u..e ~ 80
suose i"inn'' - a,.ij.
nii't.e, Is mucn m1r. nu,. ,t.n NV,
M uho oousne,n n. H. certain
Sou.n.,a r"sPM"s - . vsrv conaicnt
., Sou.h c.anyin. ria1i,a al iori.isn.'
OF Nor'n nn ~. h'aa na .snsr.I A.
~ ~ ,n,imia..s M nsyrass' and m,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-01
LEGAL NOTICES.
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
NOTICE OF SUITS COMMENCED.

NOTICE OF SHIFTS CONMgNCpD.
-
nm THE yoIIowISo.sAuyD y
! anita. and q ~ owner, OF el.i@.n,., tnowr
OF ,ha,.a -. o.as
ana me impIo,en'sn,s .ne.5a "...,ns,'I uo
sehpsa, ~ ,mp'oVts.h. ns,,sas 49, ~ ~
ses'eu Ioa ~. IT, N. ins,isa.s cea. =.
neen eomnsspoc, M mi go, san y
Townsnip 40; o. uo.e 49,, .oas'y
the feacs oi said .vr,snp .,y.. ',.nIh ~ y ~.
OF oold nlh; = p,,uu, 1917 .ns ,y,,n.,
delinqnents hefripAlrer nan .Iain
each Of the Toll wlngesseiipea As..s ~
tracts OF land, win ths impro'.nen.s ,n..son
and the mproveinen.- sh'n 49,
aiely, situate within ,he ine9tso,sl. mhnsino =
the Town OF Gold hllI' ana AZ osnefr W e,Ain
ants 10 the same, known or uhknowh. ~ y
eoyef the corporation tan y, ,ne losn r.
hil!i, sioressld. and 70. usnsqu,ney "a ss,n
said defendants, IN unIei oisns so'a eo'u.
s.sins, the said property, Tor ID. n.eai ysnni
commencing on the nrst M'hisy o. ny. ~
$50 and ending the nrst MONDAY oi hay;n.D;
1871, ana mat . summons hhs uern uuy .....
In each suit. And you are further no,ined tns.
II you fall 10 appear and answer the Complain,
died In said action ON or before the 3gth day o.
November. A. ID. 1876. Of the honr oi ~ oeioc.
A. n. Of aid day. Judgment wiz De taken Assins!
you and tbs po-.e..oy claim or CLAIMS sna
the improvements uherton, neisina".l W. ~.
.r,S esa, ~ ~ , .n,'s ,.,' s, s,,n *, ss'a ten per per- cent. de-
liIqusncy. in like coin: and g, all cost. 'aose.
qu.nt to the assessment ~ ~ tahcs '"'''
| Of suit. In United rtAtes goId cum
Ann. and I,oi-yfy. Tar.
| Nm \ b HAMILTON Mining Company, and
-, n Iiiori 4. Range n: value, s2oO. ga 81
n 4 ni.nehard. and Lot 3, BlocI g., Rsnse
n, Io: .. bloch 8, Range u, north as
~ T. Ie. Dlock 4. Range ID south
81 fert on Lot D, Block 4, Range ID;
value. 4? ssO, IS q
N T. blanchard, AID personal property
xsins Observation-Disclosures. -. Is o.
\ conIi. snd tortion Of Lot a, BlOek !,
s.n"s m. x.Iu,. troO, 10 81.
aaa, n.eans and Iot 10. lIloct 3.
Range Z SsI 2 / s.I..' ~. ..SSo ss,,ica Of iiS;ii i. o.
, NV ~. s,J sonth portiou OF Lot ..
. ~" No., m, y.ine siy0.... IS
rio,so atoD, No. n n.n,a ~.
' Dey: SUI i'' q q,
value. niast
, Us EwihR. anu por'ion ~ , o.
], Range "; value. IuV''...;''..,i,,
Lnrops Mining company sna mn.
claim and ,mpfossmeh'' sunni va" AS
shsisi vAiue, a.
U ossnon, ana eAst poft'on L"'"' 4 q.
Block J hAnge % Sains' Nyy;..i.'., 'S
Anna GlbiOney. anu Lot o, hi"eh . -
Range u value. tiSo,....:.:........ io'
Martin Groton' and io' ana nmt,oso
inehts eAsto i i"tiiS' p'o'A" "A"s n.
q value, tloe.........'...;.IY.. 20
Olobe Mining COMPANY. ana elalh, sna
improvements on An'reAn fai a, .,
Bar i:rrssn, and south j! lei y Lot =.
~, block s, Range q: valnc, $40. ~ u
A Hamilton. and portion of Lot ~. BLOCK -.
!. Range ID value, $50. ......:...'. D "
WI hen'eIson, 40, ~, y 49,
Range o., and Lot ~, BLOCK u, thhgs
ns Nalua- Am y IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-01
MRS. M. e.

DRTURNs MR. SINCERE THANKS To
IL the people ~ Virginia City and vicinity
for their literal patronage In the past and will
now oner her entire stock of DRY GOODs,
consisting Of slih-. Cashmsrcs. Aipaess, I'm.
press Cloths. Delainc-. Domestic Prints, sheet.
lrns. Pillow Cases. Cotton Toweling. Table
Linen. Hosiery, Cent? shirts and Underwear,
Lace CuriA Ne. Nottingham Real Reps and
Dsrnask Window Shades. Conice Cords and
Tasstls. At Cost. Alec. Q large assortment
OF Fall and Winter Millinery Goois. Thee
goods will bs cold POSITIVELY At COST, a.
am nov closing out business. i5sk South
q street, Virginia. o M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-01

"No NAN can do anything against his
WILL" said o mstsphysician. "Faith."
said Pat. ~ had a brother who went TO
to prison against his will-faith he did"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-01

WHEN a woman finds that she married
n prodigal son. she should arise and re-
turn 10 her father.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-01

" q clergyman Is In doubt what to
preach about. he should preach about
ten minutes.
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AMUsEMEyfs

GRAND BALL
Literary Entertainment !
0oo e,..,, H.tl'A
FRIDAY EVENING, November Sd,
FOR THE PURCHASE OF A
BELL, LIBRARY AND APPARATUS,
TaE LITERARY AND MUSICAL ExER.
CfsES will commence d 3 O'Clock sharp
Dancing 81 Q O'CLOCK.
TWO or the BEST BANDS
In the STATE will furnish Music for the occasion.
BRIEF ADDRESSES
VIII be delivered BY prominent citizens.
The Musical part Of tho Rntsrtalnment will
Be under the personal direction Of
hSs Ne AoAoItE
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Csaaittse Or I~nvitatisu.
4 Williams. X Hurd,
W b Hlckoi, 4 PsImorr.
Richard Rising. Andrew Eraser,
II Y Thompson. W y Sheppard,
Al McDontll, John Randall,
jos Douglas u. Anthony foI.
ThomAs aracey. ia Atkinson,
Robert n Lindsay. JsKslesn.
&c Curris, Av Comstock,
AZ pottis, james Mckay,
Tnni NcNar Adtiscn,
Augustus Ash. Lord.
EStro,her. Jw whiieher,
Hon D O whitman, Hon ] y Lewis.
Hon De Long. Judge Belknsp,
MAJOR L & yoots. d. 5 O Hopkins,
DE- y spslding. Col James Kelly.
Or n Heath. Col W \ Wood,
"a Fair, Nv Mackay,
J Hampton. N Hammer.
AyTyrrell, John 0ilig.
\ Mlehelson. Az Mseksy.
Martin. j kckley,
Phil beidner. " Fredhek.
n Cohn, W Manning.
st CARTS, Chss rormsn.
TMeciellan. John RAgsu.
~ Thayer,
DE Mccarthy. CO Goodwin,
John A MAhanny, Ar Dotsn,
RE Dassett. MKifipsirei.
~ Oshiston, w Frank ttewsrt,
Evan Williams, EA Schultz.
81 Buckingham, Well. gton Stewart.
Joseph Beer, RE Lowery.
Vim II Botsford. Amos o Dennis.
LIT Cowis. James q Rule.
Geo L Hswis. John Henderson.
x smith, Robert Heeg0n,
PHI Howard. W W IiooLer,
John Z Coulter. All Wilt.
Jsspsr Babeoek. fitfpAtick.
A. Hrann. Burns.
John II Harris. Tnou,ssj shields.
Rdsaid Prince, wlse.
Francis x Mills, W ID sutheriin.
william NJ Gambler. Thomas x Kelly.
George I Lennon. John 2 Mcfarland.
John Lambert, y Smith,
Anthony PoI, warren ] sheridan.
o W Nall Pred p Nichols.
Prsni v DRAKE. Ogden Hiles.
ID D Hodges. Dr. II Berzs elm.
X Pasmore, 0rahsm,
Ross X lr ywne, Doth Hast.
By Hasletin~, William aray,
LII rp, willard Bitter.
Nye, XII Johnson,
Thomas Moses. william d Ryan.
John K,.oI, u Cooper.
" McEsip. Malachi Morton.
J % baldwin. ~ Walker.
william Phipps. Cook.
Adam al ieipie. George saunders,
JP smith. wKF Deal,
George A King. Joseph BArnert.
y trttle. W Thompsou,
Charles Cumming, NJ Ireei.
T Taylor, J schmidt.
John o Bsnnstts. II Y stone.
Samuel Bowling, % Gallup.
i'll IAN. Wiilism D~spnsu,
Pissr Directors.
J n Graham, W BENDER.
Fiesr Managers.
WIN Sharon Jr. william N Thornton.
i N Prndsrsast, ia stephens.
Capt0 q Lyon. Capt y Donovan.
Excessive Csmmiuee.
in Flint. AVN i,ms.
ororrs A King. W Thompson.
GENERAL Mauassr.
]. N. FLINT.
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rfCk RTs. 30
admitting 0sntleman and IAdicsj
Can Be obtained ai the following places: or
'rofessof Van wagenen aud II the Po.toffice
Itore and Berlincr's, Gold Hiil; and at W. II
Ish's book store, Boegle's foot ~ re-. aud the
.'optofhcs Book Store. vifsinla, and Of any
Of the Executive Committee. oci9td
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The Gold Hin Daily News has

1now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published In the
State Of Nevada. Il 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, 1876-11-01

NEW TO-DAY.
WHO FOUND TIT

T osT-A LARGEsIzRD RUssIA.LgArH.
IL er-bound Pocket Diary for 1878. The b.oh
contains the address Of CHARLES McKiNNiH
and . number Of letters and papers In IN
name OF no value 70 any person save himself.
the same Of the Gold mn P~ostofies or Al n
n. Coles Drug store. Virginia City.
noln CHARLES McKfNNIg.
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GENERAL NOTES.

Paul NicAxr. . noted manager OF
minor theatres in Paris Q generation
since. Is dead. He opened q theatre but
to fail and DO imprisoned for debt. aud
Vas almost as speedily discharged. to
open another thsster. One day Dumas
vent to the Jail to see him. "Hs has
just been set at liberty" said the keeper.
"vsry WE'LL" said Dumas. 81 will wait
for him."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-01

A cIoAH contains a%cstic. formic, buty.
rie. valerie and proprionic acids. prus-
sic aeid. ersosots. earbolic acid. ammo
mia, sulphurettcd hydrogen. pyridine,
viridius. picoline and rubidsns. to say
nothing about c~abbagins and burdockic
acid. That's why you can't get Q good
one for less than two bits.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FULTON FOUNDRY
ON TINE DIVIDE.

T,Hr otpIsr rsrABrlsnED FOUNDRY
l In the State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-01

MILL AND MIMlHo MACHINERY,
And Castings OF every description. manufac.
tursd TO order and repaired at The shortest no.
tics and In the best possible manner.
We have the largest and moot
COMPLETE STOCK OF PATTERNS
And the BEST FACILITIES for furnishing all
work In our line In the etats, and are now
adding some Of
tine LARGEST AND BEST TooLSI
In order to issp pace with the requirements Of
the times.
The Manager take pleasure In informing
their numerous customer and the public that
the business will BE- continued without inter
ruption. and respectfully solicit . continuance
ANDREW FRASER.
Superintendent.
Al. RAIsroN, Trustee,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-01

IrALr has lately purchased q 100 ton
Armstrong gun. A ball fired from this
monster gun. with s4i pounds Of pow.
der attained the velocity Of 1900 feet
per second. smashed solid wrought iron
plates twenty-five inches thick. and
completely pierced the strong thirty.
Inch backing Of the target.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
FOUND !

A RELIABLE PLACE TO HAVE YOUR,
"A Watches repaired. I. o. BUTCH. -
soath o street. vlrsiniA. All work warranted
10 dvs satisfsction. Give me Q trial. ooc I'm
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MISCELLANEOUS.
JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT
HILL DAILY NEWS.

GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS.
REiNa WELL PROVIDED WITH A COST.
ly, extensive and varied assortment OF the
NEWEST AND VERY LATEST STYLES or
TYPE, from the piainc.t to the MOST ELE-
CANT AND FASHIONABLE. aud three
YIRsr.clAss STEAM PRESSES, we arc do
Ing ., good work % can be dsns In any sim.
liar establishment In The STATE OF NE
vADA.
Election Tickets,
Candidates' Cards,
Posters OF Every Size,
Placards,
Handbllls,
Dodgers,
Mining Stock Certificates,
Bill Heads,
Brokers' Blanks,
Letter Heads,
Ball Programmes,
Wedding Cards,
Etc., Etc.,
Hreeutei TO order In the mot approved style
and on tn. MOST REASONABLE TRIMS.
TO CALL AND EXAMINE SPECIMENS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-01

TIE subscription for the relief Of the
sufferers BY 6ood in Alsaee and Switrsr-
iaad amounts to $3.S04. Last week
Brush Creek. Bate county. sent s27.
and Truckee $i7 90.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-01

A NV fonx correspondent says that
the season OF dinner parties Is begin.
ming early there this year. owing TO III.
number Of strangers in town who call
for an exercise Of the laws Of hospital.
ity.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-05-18
Naugatuck Railroad.

commencing December 18th. 1875, t aims will " leave LIlCHFIELD STATION as follows 7IO \. M-Fre ght Train for Bridgeport 7.S4 A. M-P Passenger train for Bridgeport, and
 New Haven (ttrough carl, connect
 Ing at Bridgeport W tn local Express
 train to New York. HAD F. M.-Passenger train for Pridpepcrt
 connecting with Lightning Express
 train fol New York, arriving at 5.1O
 p. m connecting at Derby for New
 Haven (through carl. 4.45 r. M.-Milk tram nwit hpasse gG car att he'd connecting at Bridgeport with ex-
 pres train to New York, also with
 steamboat leaving Bridgeport at II
 p. m. (Satua0aNk GXCtltId). On
 Sundays, milk train leaves DIidge- port for Win, ted at 100 a. m., re-
 turning leave Winsted at 4.0O LitcI.-
 field B D. m. Tickets sold and baggage checked to Canaan. and Albany via Winsted. l0.58 A. M.-Milk train forWinsted with nasscn-
 ger car attached, connecting at Wa
 terbury with train from Hartford at
 Winsted for Canaan, Mil, rton aud
 Albany. IF. .45 P. M.-For Wins ed 4.46 r. M.-Freight train for Winsted. 7.21 F. M.- For Winsteh.
 wATERTOWN .t WATERBURY E. R. Trains leave Watertown at 7.SO A. M, and 1 O5 P. M., connecting with i,assehger trains to New York al Hartford .... Leave W atcIbur at II 70 a. m. and 6.&5 D. +, on arrival of trains frt Il, New York. Felm's stage ln al,d from l itcl field ccn @, Is with all rassengtr trains at Litchfcld >tati,n. Th"mas' stage f,r BcthlcLtm sand Morris leaves Watelt0Wn Caly.
 Stages for WoodburH, HarW intnn, C,is. Cole brook, and Goshen infect with 101N a. h. tram fr' m Bridgeport.
 Discount of cents made to Passengers par chasing Tickets at the Office
 GEO w. BEACH Superintendent Bridgeport. Dec. Tth. 1875.