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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-30

Who may be suffering from the efYect of
'oushful folliss or indiserefibn will do
veil to Avail themselves Of this, the great.
1t boon ever iafd at the sltmr OF suffering
humanity. ,DB. sPINNEY will guAran.
90 to forfeit $500 for every case Oh seminal
weakness, ~ private disease, Of any kind or
hai acter which he undertakes aud fails
o cure. Ha would therefore say 10 the un.
ortunate sufferer who may read this notice.
hst you are treading on dangerous ground
When You longer delay 10 seeking the pro
'er remedy for YOUR complaint Yeu may be
the hrst stage; remember you are ap-
roaching the last. IL yuu are bordering
'pon the last, aud are suffering some or All
4 its III effects. remember that II you per
iN In proerastinatton. the tifue must come
'hen the most skilliul physician can rem
er You no assistance. when the door of |
pc Will DC Closed against You. when no
ngei OF mercy can bring you relief In no
ase has the Doctor failed Of success. Then
"a not despair work upon yoslr Imagination
'nt avail yourself Of the beneficial results
his treatment befon our caseis beyond
he reach of medical skill, or be5aro gam
.sath hurriea you TO a premature grave
tNhli course OF treatment $2s. send nsoney
by Post ofhee order or Express with full
description of case.
Call. or address. Htf so
DIR. A. II. SplNNEY.
No. II Kearnsy Street, San Fsancisoo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-11
n. Centennial n.v.a. Ores.

Yesterday. says the Carson Appeal Of
March 9th, We were shown . letter from
Prof. Blake, Of the Smithsonian Insti.
tute, to Hon. @. O. Stevenson OF Gold
Hin. We mako the following extract
from that letter by way Of answer to
soms OF tho rather dsspondsnt articles
which have appeared upon the subject
OF the cabinet exhibition In the columns
Of the Enterprise and other papers In the
State. Says the Professor: ] am sorry
that there should be any dissatisfaction,
particularly % tho mineral collection
will Be fully. and handsomely shown a.
coming from the State Of Nevada,
and will be labeled with proper labels
quite a fully a. II could or would b
elsewhere. Besides, the catalogue will
BE- full and complete and DO allied With
notes and Information" Elsewhere In
his letter the Professor says: "No for.
siRn ores are shown BY the Smithsonian,
and very few domestic" This looks a
II our cabinet were going 10 have . fair
and sven o handsome showing, notwith-
standing the lugubrious forecastings OF
sons Of our contemporaries. We ex.
poet there will soon DO a meeting Of the
Board 10 arrange matters looking to this
cabinet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-11
r.dlrn.nt celer.a Repuhlie.ns.
4 n 4 q n.
Nan Rraneisce Nswa.

SAN FRAScisco. March 10.--In the
Spalding Court-martial the examination
OF Hugh Morgan. President Of the Bank
OF British North America, disclosed that
that bank held naval certificates Of In.
dsbtedness TO o large amount ~ security
for moneys advanced Montague 4
Hansoom. on some OF which part pay
ment had been made. Morgan had been
assured by Spalding that the certificates
were all right and would 500 DO paid.
The certificates had been presented per.
sonally TO Spalding. who examined them
and compared them with copies In the
book. Morgan will also be brought for
ward as q witness for tho defense.
Caldwell. the burglar who escaped
from the Municipal Courtroom last
Wednesday. was arrested this morning
while sleeping In boarding. house on
Nina street. Caldwell IL o member OF
q gang OF thieves and murdsrors who
came hero from Chicago In November
last. Six OF them have boon already
captured and convicted OF crime here.
and are serving out sentences OF from
two TO twenty-four years in the Stato
Prison. and Caldwell and one other Ia
now In custody. All OF Thorn are want.
cd. either In New York. Chicago or
Cleveland. where they have committed
murders, burglaries and other crimes.
Arrangements are being made for send.
Ing those under indictment for murder
In Eastern cities TO DO tried there, and II
not convicted to DO returned here. The
detective force Of this city has received
commentator OF Eastern depart
ments for their services In capturing the
gang. So
The stockholders Of the Commercial
Bank. which closed Its doors some
weeks ago. met this evening and appoint
Cd a committee Of fvo to examine the
books and affairs OF tho bank and report
next Wednesday. Seth Plnkham, the
has turned over the books and
accounts for Investigation.
A Chinaman who had some grudgo
one OF his countrywomsn sssas-
her in her room In stout's alley
his evening by shooting her through
\ glass door. the ball penetrating her
brain. The murderer with two aooessor-
les were arrested,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-11

AyAvonApLx report has been secured
in tho Massachusetts, Senate upon . bill
granting Woman Suffrage In town and
city elections. and upon all questions
concerning municipal affairs. and giving
to women the right 10 hold city or town
ONCE. The Boston journal comes out
warmly in favor Of it, passage. and sol
emily observes that the Republican
party has been in favor Of u; that the
present Governor has given the most ex-
plicis approval to the principle Of wo-
man Suffrage; that the measure. II 1t
docs not work well. can be repealed at
.ny time BY . Legislature still to DO
chosen by masculine voters. but that II
will work we'll,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-11
Truckss itens.
trrou the Tribune. Mach a.

lFrom me Tnbuns, 1h1ne
Il 10 estimated that between thirty.hvs
and forty feet Of snow has fallen In
Truckee this Winter. II In now between
seven and eight feet deep ON the plaza,
and NO arc reliably informed that In the
woods Il IL ten to twelve feet.
James Hoko arrived here Monday with
The mail from Loyalton. sierra Valley. He
reports the snow deeper between Loyal
ton and Truckes now. than u has been
in years. He started back the same day.
A barn built by ]. d. Hilton for the
storage OF hay. about half amils above
town on the Donner Lake road. was
crushed yesterday afternoon by the snow.
About four OF ave feet Of closely packed
snov lay on the roof and the weight
proved too great for the timben. Three
dne cows wsre In the building. One
belonging 10 E. J. Brickwell was killed
outright and another wa ~ssrioualy
crippled. The third belonged 70 Mrs.
Dye: and escaped with . few very slisht
scratches. .ll
@. g. Darling made another attempt
TO open the Sierra Valley road last Sun
day. He had twenty-five head Of horses
and six men. They started early In the
morning. and 81 I o'clock In the after
noon had only gone three miles. They
started back. but before they got more
than half way 10 Truckss the road was
driftsd full, no sign OF IL being visible.
Mr.. Darling to-day shipPsd his team to
Reno, and will 60 from there TO Loyal
ton via Long Valley.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-11
lRiddlsd with Bullsts.

On Saturday evening last an ARRAY oc-
CURED al fuckers Station. on the Tybo
road. resulting in the death Of . China
man. employed a. cook and known o.
''China Joe" ua
The trouble occurred over q game Of
cards. A young man named Theron
Ham. tho Chinaman and another party
were playing poker. and Ham. losing .
small amount, concluded to draw out OF
the game. In leaving his seat at the
table he accidentally overturned II. and
caused the money belonging TO China
Joe to scatter on the floor. This in
censed tho Chinaman to such an extent
that be told Ham that he would kill him
for 10. and Immediately withdrew TO his
room muttering threats against his life.
Shortly aitsrward young Ham went
into the main room OF the station.
where the Chinaman was. and the latter
seeing him. repeated his threats. say
ing. "You ed d-n -. am going
to kill you" making q movement ~ II
about 10 earry his words into execution.
Ham Immediately drew his pistol and
Aired. the fnt shot taking effect and
killing the Chinaman. He Ared six
shots, each bullet penetrating the body.
Altar the killing Ham went 70 Tybo and
surrendered himself 10 the authorities.
Justice Harmsr. accompanied BY the
prisoner. rsturnsd 10 Tucksr's. where
an examination vas held. resulting In
The acquittal Of Ham. =.
The body Of the Chinaman Wal placed
the boot Of the Tybo stage. and ar
rived In town last evening. The ghast-
y sight Of the corpse lying curled up In
The boot attracted q large crowd OF curl
Gus spectators at the stable whore the
stage stopped. All Of the China
men here disclaim any knowledge Of the
dsfunct Celestial. The facts shove re-
Lated are In oonsonancs With the svi-
dsncs at the examination before the
Justice Of the Psacs.-Errehd Sodinei,
March Oh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-11

An exchange most truly remarks that
In America woman has no political
riehis-is not Q citizen In full. She has
no voice in making or administering the
laws; mona In elsctins the rulers OF adj
ministratos. She can hold NO ONCE;
cannot b on . committee Of aprimary
school. ovsrsssr Of the poor. or guardian
to . lamp-post. But any man with con-
scisnos enough to keep out Of jail. mind
enough to escape from the poor.houss.
and body enough to drop his ballot into
the boz, Il q voter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-11
Dk,aoCRArlC CENTRAL COMMIT
TEE.

The following named persons COM
prise the Democratic Stats Central Com
Of Nevada:
Ormsby-J. E. Healy.
storey-A. +. Mckay.
Lyon[Ioseph Angel.
Churchiil-wm. Hill.
White Pins-A. LAWS.
Esmsralda-w. D. English.
Nys-P. @. Turner.
Humboldt-E. Blsnnsrhassstt.
Douslss-P. II. Clayton.
wnhos-rhomas z. Hayden.
Landsf-Jamss Z. Rooksr.
Elko-S. 8. Sears.
Lincoln-Frsd. Baker.
Eurska-Gso. W. Cassidy.
At LArye-w. Z. T. Deal. r. E. Low
cry. W. s. Reyes. @. Cohn and James
II. Rice. .2f-
Mr.. Deal il Chairman Of the Commit
too and Nj. Lovery, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-11

And In scc,rdsnes with Law. and an order Of
ths Board Of pirsetors. made 90 the 50 day Of
February, 1875. % many shares OF each psrcs!
Al public auction, 81 the once OF the Company.
Room {, No. col California street. Ban Pran.
cleo. California, on rUEsDAv. ths 18th day
Of March, 1916. Il the hour Of . o'clock ,. y. Of
said day, 10 pay said delinquent asarssnent
thereon. toesther with costs OF sdvsrtising and
DAVID A. JENNINGS, Secretary.
Ohice-Room 4. No. tol California street.
San Francisco. California. fllLl mnl,d
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-11

Sterling. and a gentleman veil Known
for reliability. arrived In Louisvills 10
night with specimens Of the nssh which
fell last Friday night In Bath county.
The flesh covered two acres OF ground.
Il rssembled mutton, and left traces Of
blood on the trees and fences which
were touched by the falling fakes.
Chickens aud hogs dsvour II with owl.
dent relish. The heavens we're clear.
the sun shons. and only floating clouds
we're visible at the timo-2 p. NJ, March
Sd. Quantities OF the flesh have bean
preserved. That which was brought 10
Louisville was given 10 Professor Law
renee Smith, the well.known scientist,
who says there Ia no doubt II IL animal
flesh. He proposes making an sxamin-
alton tomorrow.
Pinehbaek's Exeiusisa frsas She
Tissr or the Senate. q
WASHINGTON. March l0.-Ths order
under which Pinchback was yesterday
excluded from the floor OF the Senate
Chamber wa not issued 10 apply 10 him
exclusively. Several Senators having
complained lately Of annoyance on &C.
count Of too many persons being ON the
floor, the President OF the Senate yes
terday morning gave, orders 10 the door
keeper 20 strictly enforce the forty
seventh rule. Il 40 happened that
Pinchback wal one OF the first on whom
the new order had TO be enforced. His
case having been disposed OF the day
before, the door-kseper could not nllow
him the privilege OF the floor. AZ hs was
nc longer m applicant for q seat.
Ne Aia viii - Allowed.
WASHINGTON, March 10.-Ths follow.
ing telegram was sent from this city this
afternoon:
Wan DEPARTMENT., )
ADJurANT GxxrnAL's 0ryfcx.f
Washington. D. O., March 10.
To the Commanding General OF The
Department OF Texas, San Antonio.
Texas: The Acting Secretary OF War d.
reefs that you prevent any revolutionary
movements from our side. and also all
military expeditions In aid OF tho revo-
~lutionists and all violations OF neutral.
ity; also to arrest, disarm and intern
any troops who may cross from Mexico.
(Signed); z. D.. TowxsEsp,
Adjutant General.
Indignant Cslersd Republicans.
New 0RIEASs. March 10.-Lisutsnant
Governor Antoine and sixteen other
prominent colored Republicans have
signed q card addressed TO Senator Free
linghuysen protesting against his action
In ordering tho exclusion OF Senator
Pinchbsck. an Ex-Governor. from the
foor Of the Senate. They say: This
action seems a heavy. unjust and palm
full reflection on our rnce through IT.
highly.honorod representative"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-11
RErUsLrcAx STATE CENTRAL CON-
MIrTEE.

storey c,anty-i.L RsquA. css. A. King. II
o. Naynasd. Il q. psvis
or.ssy csan,,-Y. s..a,muiisr. s. T. swim.
Lander Csunty-A. I. Shannon.
Lyon coanty-pr. O. D. zabsiskis. ps. ".
DsneAsr.
Nys County-r. varburton-
wasAss C.uniyJ. II. xinkrsd. o. o. row-
ming.
whlts Pine county-A.C G. Cleveland.
caurchin csuasy-wslaes ocodsli.
Dosslss Cesnty-:sa. ". Hainss.
xiho County ~. y. Smith. J. .. hsshush-
Earka County -A:E- Davis. A. @. rarsss.
EsnsrsidA County -. O. heCiiatoa.
Hunboldt coanty- -. J. rhoupssa.
Iiseoin county-D. n. Tyrrsn. D. chttsn-
dan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-11
HOME arARD orvIcERs.

Colonel Jim Flood. tho king Of the
bonanza mines. writes 10 . friend that
the question Of 4 return TO specie pay
msnts ought 10 Be settled during The
present session Of Congress. Colonel
Flood IL Q Democrat.-N. i. Herald.
The way the great American notion Of
hitching military titles to the name Of
every man Of active prominencs II pre-
vailing and increasing in this section Is
not only vhimsically ridiculous. but Ii
Il fast assuming tho shape Of q bur
lesqus. Az soon o. . man attains any
degree Of prominence a. q rich man. .
mining Superintendent. or something Of
the sort. he sssms to think q military
title necessary 10 his happiness. so he
contrives TO get on the Governors or
somebody sl~s's staff and DO appoint.
Cd Colonel" "Major." or cap
tain" or II they do not 60 a..
ter the title themselves. their adj
miring and enthusiastic fisnds en-
dow them with Il whether they like 1t or
not. Just think Of the Colonies. Gene
erals and other ofiosrs Of the Home
Guard We have among us. When one
rsnscta upon that "army Of of,esrs,"
tAoss plumsd warriors Of the sagsbrush,
he cannot help feeling that the country
il sale. And now We hnd BY the e.
tract ct the head Of this article. that
Flood Of The great BONANZA has also be-
como Q Colonel. But Why Il II that
Mackay IL neglected in this rsspscts
Why 10 DO not dubbed Colonel or Major
Mscksyf We don't know. unless IL 10
bsoauss no won't stand IL. or has got away
mp above the military ofiesr level. or
his army Of friends cannot spare him
from the rank and fls. There no re-
mains. plain John. or Johnny Msckay.
a he Il familiarity called BY those who
lore him best. This will never do;
some sort OF q titlo will have to be fixed
up for John Msckay.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-11

TIE Danbury Nsos man recently cot
aAoat q story that Snowman Barnum, In
his youth. went counting n night, and
being disturbed by the approach Of
somebody, jumped out Of . window and
fell into . c~istern, and Barnum was 30
annoyed by II that he offered to give Q
large sum OF money u Il could be proved
true. The author Of the story now pub
lishes q statement that II was O hoax.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-11

TIE Washington correspondent Of tho
Portland (Me.) PSsssdravs this compar-
ison between the two Senators from CAL
ifonia; "Amons all the gsntlemen ILL
ing those Senatorial chairs there Is not
one attracting more attention than tho
bachelor from California. Senator Booth.
His srsct figure and dignihsd carriage
give him an air Of distinction. his per-
fest compilation. soft brown hair. and
pleasant smils make him decidedly hand
some. and thsn II you know him you
will and an added charm In tho low rich
voice and eourtly manner which are 20
sminsntly his own. He makes but few
speeches. yet those fsw carry weight.
and be commands . degree OF pleased
attention which IL never accorded to his
colleague. Senator Sargent. Senator
Booth rises quietly and stands easily;
hs never hurriss in speech or manner.
bat Senator Sargent occupies his chair
under protest; be Ia never happy uniss.
he 10 on his feet. but while sitting he
rsstlsssly watches for an opportunity TO
spsak. and even while writing you can
Sc his ears are alert to catch any excuse
for dashipg OF his syeslassss. and
springing up like . jack.in-,hs-bo1.
Then hs always snarls and asgravatss;
there isn't . bit Of ealmness In bis SON.
position. In the physical or mental; hs
brushss his hair the wrong way. and he
rubs asainss svsrybody's pet Prsjudiees.
while his words tumble out in such
haste that all his speech Is q sputtsr."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-11

the Eaierpriss advances. AMI per-
sistsntly advocates. the idea OF employ
ing night watchmsn 10 warn people re-
siding pm the steep slope Of Mount
Davidson Of approaching snow slides or
avAlapehss. In cass a Waterman
ahould SEQ an avalanche coming. he
will take . chew Of tobacco and imme-
diatsly proceed to the houses no sees
endangered by Il, mp the inmates.
and tell them 10 dress. pack up their
things and get out Of the way Of the
siids. Those avalanches are fsarfully
suddsn and swim sometimes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-11
e-TooKNoLDERs' NETTING.

NENr GOLD AND SILVER MINING CON.
mi PANY. - Location OF worta Virginia
nin,ne District. Storey county. stste offevsds.
Notics.-Tbs regular snnusl messing OF M
stockholisn u the above nam'd company. for
the election Of Trustees for The ensuing yesr.
and ths transaction Of such other business -
may coma before the MEETING. viii be beld o.
~ o(1cs q ths conpsny. Room .. No. toi Csl-
ifsrsis strSet, Fan fnncisco. California. On
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of March, 1875. q u
O'Clock. boon. Transfer books Win Be elosed
s'eock. neon, and remain closcd until aftsr the
osstinr. DAVID a. JENNINGS, SECRETARY.
0Ap Francisco. March ., 1870. mchlt I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-11
W. II. CLARKE & CO.,
STOCK 3 8 (,
NO. 81 SOUTH q STREET. n
VIRGINIA PLY .sy. nEvADA.

yEyESr POINT GOLD AND Sill
w vRR MINING COMPANY. : Location
Of principal place Of business. Ban Francisco.
Loestion Of works. Gold hin Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Notios.-rhsrs arc delinquent upon tho fol-
lowing described stock. on account OF aAsess-
msnt mo. ~ levied on The ID day Of February.
1915, The several amounts 81 opposits the
nsmss Of the pspseuvo shA'sholdsp. % fol-
lov1t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-11
MOTIF CONsoLIpArED va

NORTH CONSOLIDATED vlR.
IN GINA MINlno COMPANY.-Loca'ion
% principal plsos Of business. San fraueisco,
California.
Location Of works. Virginia Mining District,
storey County, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that ct . meeting Of
the Board Of Dirveior. held on the eth day OF
March, 1870, an assessment (No. - Of Twenty.
Ave Cent? per share was levied npou The capital
stock Of the corporation, payable Immediately.
In United states gold coin. to the Secretary. q
he once Of the Company. Room %, No. <is
California street. San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this sssessment shall
remain .unpaia on the 18Th cay o. ApriI.
isI6, Win be delinquent, and advertised for
sais d public suction, and unlesa payment 70
msdo bare win b ssid on THURSDAY. the
18Th dag Of ksy. is7e, 70 pay IN delingaens
assessmsut, together with Goals OF advertising
and expsnses Of sas.
By oder Of the hoard Of Directors.
T JOSEPH MA0UlRE, Secretary.
Omcs-Room %, No. li9 California street,
asn rrancisco, California mrlltd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-11

TEE Posr.-It is reported that the
management Of the Pos Publishing
Company intend this week 10 levy Q
second $40 assessment on the stock OF
the corporation. The hrst assessmsnt
frozs Out nearly all the employees who
held the stock. and the second will no
doubt break tho backs Of the outsiden.
There are about GOO shar,s Issued and
the second assessment will figure up .
total in favor OF the company Of $4S..
000.-S. p. Stock EreAan9s. March z.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-11

CAIN p. MAisH. whose payments TO
Secretary Bslknap provoked impsaeh-
mont, has been rspuied q safe and
shrsvd busines man. He vas for some
years the monsyed partner in the we'll
known furniture house Of Hertsr \
Brothers. in Nsv York City. Before
the var he was In charge OF Tyler pa-
yidson's businsss. In Cincinnati.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-11

SINGULAR CAsE.-Ths Chico doctors
are puzzled over the case Of DR.. Parker
Henderson, who apparently died last
Wednesday. Jet who has not shown the
slightsst appearance OF ri9or morris. the
joints being sven 10 flexible than
usual. On the other hand, pulsation
and respiration have entirely csassd and
the body Is perfectly bloodlsss. Atiast
accounts the body had shown not the
sliehtost indication Of decomposition.
though wrapped IN blanksts for thrss
days, and the body still remains warm. A
angular fact connected with the case 10,
that, during his last Illness. and shortly
before death. he particularly enjoined
upon his mother that his body should
not bs inferred until psrcsptibls dsoom-
position had taken placs. expressing &
fear that hs might Be buried alivs.-S.
y. Bui<tin, March "a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-11

Turas Il an u~nmistakablo Blaine
sentiment In Ohio - we'll Is in other
Western States. The Cleveland Leader
seems to think that Mr.. Blaine has .
good prospect for getting the vote Of the
Ohio delegation after Governor Hayes
has been "complimsntsd." for II says:
"Ths undsrtow Of public sentiment In
this part Of the State il strongly and un-
mistakably for Blaine. The soldiers
like him for his amnesty speech. The
business men like him because he 10 q
man OF Affairs. who knows somsthing
about business himself. and has thor
oughly sound and reliable ideas on the
duty Of parties and the Government To-
ward industrial and commercial inter.
ests. The New England blood Of the
Western Reservation warns toward Mr..
Blaine because no 10 alert. clssr.headsd.
ready In all s~msrseneies. experienced In
public Affairs. and honest above the
whisper Of reproach." The Cincinnati
Cow~srriai quotes the above and COM
msnss: elm this part Of tho State the
undsrtow and uppsrtow are for Bris-
tow"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-11

New CAE--Tsn new cars. right
from whore thsy make them In Miohi-
gan. for the Virginia and Truckss Rail-
road, passed through last night on the
way 70 Rsno.-Surr Stak, March l0u.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-11

ENioRASn.-Ons hundred and ffty
emisrants passed hero Last night. The
tide seems TO have set In toward Califor-
mia again. and unless the Black Hills
abstracts IL, q rush similar TO that Of
last Summer may be szpsctsd.-Slper
Stais NGrcA 10A.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-11
LOST !.

nIsrrYIclrI NO. S.0L OF FIVE
! Y oI ss:::' 3 4y:,ass q siD 8: !. !. =; J. I .ssSs.S Z.
"a he ania VIII eonfsr . favor By leaving
- s:rsias.s, Z. I.ssss,: ssol'rs oas'' Geld
cola I'm, New, March II. is1s. nrii les
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-11

TEE Salt Lake Tribune says thai The
Black Hills sxcitsmsnt has died out in
III he Utah Mining camps.