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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-21

co,xrv Thu County
Commissions. mel, In Virginia to-day.
II wa. resolved 10 borrow 5000 TO com
nlete ,he new county building. J.J. Peel
was sppoIntcd INSPECTOR Of Election In
the Firsst Wari, Virginia. In the place Of
#. Tally. resiyped. and A, j., Jessup takes
the piaco OF w. W. Corycli AZ In.
spector N . iniru maru, virginia;
in,o two ya,inr prceinet.. and iis south
O street designated a. tho additional poll.
ing place. Silver street makes tho diyi-
sion of tho two precincts.
90
.o,,. yorv an. iooli,, or.r,z ,.ls, from
A.. ,.o,,om a, ,ho .h.,, ., Aha Nooro q
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M's. 49, ~. - W.! A. o.
semp'.n ysonl mJ soou I ~ p MY 'ne nnn
son IoaI.sW !, nh. .isa nv, .a.ass
The Moore 4 Morgan lies just east Of the
Europa NM e. ina tue SHAFT !. only 20 ie.'
,ing into the ledge. 4 eantract has been
iot IN sink Inc sLaft 100 feet Jeeper.
LITERATURE. - kiesko q Co.. news
agents. south Q street, Virginia, present
us their compliments to-day In tic shape
Of the following acceptable literature
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Ag,e~g sAIes.

San PR,Sclsco. October AL =. N
Mexican-29h bid.
Chollar-P otosi-sOr asked.
Yellow Jacket-2iN bid, - asked.
Ophir-52S bill. 81 sold.
Alphx-i5 bid.
Con. virginia-Jh asked.
California-5sL bid. 80 asked.
Union Con.-ii asked.
Caledonia-iOS asked.
Yellow Jacket-2ih asked.
Con. Virginia -5is bid, IS asked.
Ophir-52h bid.
Justicc-25 bid.
Crown Point-i3a asked.
Ophir-52i Asked.
Mexican-29h asked.
Best A Belcher-isS asked.
cphir-5JS sold.
Nsxican-29a bid.
Ophir-52S sold.
Union Con.-i3s bid, 49, asked.
ssvAge-its bid.
Yellow Jacket -2is sold.
Mexican-29k sold.
Chollar-P otosi-sO asked.
Union Con.-iiAs bid.
Mrxican-29S asked.
Sierra Nevada-i3 asked.
Ophir-52 asked.
Best 4 Belcher-is bad.
savage-iiS bid. Is asked.
0phir-52 sold.
California-5sh bid, 30 asked.
Crown Point-l3a sold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-21
AMERICAN FLAT.
Regular weekly Meeting OF The
Hayes and wheeler Club.

The Hayes and Wheeler Club Of Ameri'
can Flat held their regular meeting last
Thur.day evening. The hall was filed 10
Overlooking. In tho absence Of President
II. q. Blasdel, Vice President Lack
~ took the chair. After the usual
rou,inc business had been disosed Of
tLs meeting was addressed by George
m. Climber and Harrison Jones In . tcrse
and able manner upon the live issues oil
the day. The meeting was well attended
and a goodly number OF ladies graced the
hall by their presence. ~.
Az D o'clock tho American Flat ulee
Club was introduced. composed entirely OF
ladies', tho wives and daughters OF Ameri-
can Flat, who sang some splendid patriotic
songs, which sent thrills OF inspiration
through all present. They even touched
tho heart of q Democrat, the only on
present, who confessed himself converted
before leaving.
The meeting adjourned with three rons'
ing cheers for Hayes and Wheeler and the
State and county ticket. The next meeting
will be held on Thursday evening. October
Goth. when all are cordially invited to be
present. Some eloquent speakers from
Virginia will address the meeting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-21

Ono, n,,pxtx At MINERS UNION
Hal To-N,om.-A great deal Of interest
!. .,c,,sa regarding tho exposures Of spir-
a.. a.. p.i1xi,. Al Miners Union
n' ,----u. N Al. ux..
Hall tonight. Ihey Peio'
tsrious tests exactly as do the n'suium M;
and thsn repeat the same ieats Ia the iu,'
glare Of the fcot-iights' sho.ius 'Ans
the mcdus operandi OF the 'srs II.
Baldwin bring. with him eao'he. san,"r,
TO thAt used by the iamous y sims
nro'asi-; anu ~. mediums Of
hms,iea .nd Tngland. Among the tests.
no will duplicate arr 'h. ialaous Nil,
nins mI'e. .aS ~. S.nJrnn hi. in
-. n %.n.,shl. ssmo,s will handcuff
p.,Sn,n III s,e. which baldwin never
"a =""mmi,,sc oi four gentlemen
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-21

SEw YORK. October 2i.-Sales In the
Morning Beard. in currency, wcre ; ~
Beleher. 2OS; 500 CentcnniaA iS; Con-
Virginia. 5IS: 200 Excheauor, i6; lVoi
Gould a Curry. II: 100 Grant, iStSsi
400 Hale a Sorcross, %; 100 julia. q
20 Justice, "a; 100; 100 keniuck, l3S; lOu
Leopard. 81: $50 Mexican, 81 SGt3s; %
Ophir, 59a; 27o0 Original iomstoek, i
@2,.; % Raymond 4 Ely. ca; 100 south
star, 2.@2a: 100 Alpha, Az 100 do,
isa bio; 100 Gould A Curry, l1h; 100
Hale q Norcros-. o. 81; 100 Cleveland.
s7.; 100 Grant. ~; 80 yellow Jacket
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-21

SAN FRAScIsco. October all p. NJ.
A landslide occurred in tho canyon
through the Contra Costa mountains.
near slrose, yesterday. by which the
train on the Western Pacific railroad
was stopped, the engine being thrown
from the track aud tho engineer and
fireman killed. Tho names OF the
engineer aud fireman killed are not
given.
Not q single case Of smallpox is re.
ported this morning. The total num-
Der Of cases reported since the breaking
out Of the epidemic is 995. with 275
deaths.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-21
arr,,.,. an. nsr.,.x.
ns.nrtur~. Last EvenimE.
u,.,,s,s.. service. rs-@srrs~.

MErnopi,r Eriscor,L cnuncu, Gotp Hill
There will 10 divine service at the Methodist
Episcopal Charch tomorrow l~>aDiayl al iV.,o
A. =. and T9 y. n. R-y. Uc0ts" W. f'eh
officiating. Sunday school At iOr.A
ut. JomS'. cuuHcn, Golp nui--rhere VIII
be diyine services 81 ~. John's Church To NOR
row Al 10 O'Clock itv. H.. =. Eastman 1fasiai'
Ing. Sunday school al I'm '. n.
Imrnr will 10 divine ssryiees at st. PAIRS
church. Virginia, 10 morrow at II O'Clock An.
Bishop whitaker ofnciHtinS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-21
TO CANDIDATES..

We wish 10 remind all candidates for once
d the coming election that all snnounesments
In this pspsr and all election printing mus, be
paid In advance. We can accept OF no ecuiin-
gent arnaneemsn,s. shcv Jour worthinsss Foe
the once by paying promptly you printers
bills.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-21
A Rasplnu Arralsnmsnt Of the unrs'
pentant Rebelsl
THE .oRr- OF THE GALVANIZED
DEMOCRACY rROBED'

s,,.,dia D~nsassrasien osl1
nm ..d silver city do rheir
n.,,-..ld Canyon Marches %
,i,e rrsat- NirEini" r"ksa ~
s~,.rm-rhe Sreas Of sns
Cnmpaign-A scSere Dose Tor me
Democracy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-21
SETTLE up FORTHWITH.

M PR,NKtNHEixER HAVING RETIRED
Ia from business on sccount Of tn heeltn.
and being about 20 leave Gold Hill. calls upo,o
I'll those i,debtei 10 him 10 come sno setus
Immediately, 10 - 10 snabls him TO leave y
NON 20 possible. $3.50
directly amer In nrst Of October psy-dsys. apd
All Indebted 10 him who do not con- nevsfo
orumptiy and settis will b left 70 ths unasf
merrlrs Of . legal ohaesr os eollerss. ssiu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-21
srOcK REPORT.
lnsroarso DAILY MT r. p. KrArrss a CO.
Han Trasets~s Issarst.


LAST KvESfSo.
o. Meadow Valley. sSc
10 raymond a iy,as.S
% rureka Coo. ls
90 Adams Hill. -
% X 4 Cons
2n L-oparf. Ss,s. 80
tUO Ola. Csc
1s Northern Bale. ?,S. q. 2ss
$50 Hus-ey. 81 Nc, 1e
100 Tybo. ~
las General rhomas,i
100 Geiiss 4 bkrtrand. 2
ls0 Marhattsn. 10
~ Gene~ee Valley. AIS
I'D Mcdoc. ~, ~
Us Golden ChArioi. I
No foormsn. nc. AS
ifto Con. Virgins. sss. sS. 1.. So
1925 Union Con. 10. is,.. 10 b
1850 MEXICAN, 5o'.. ~. Db5.
rs Iiest a felcher. AN, a.. az
as California. 5sk
iD uould / Carry. i5s, isi.. isN
CO. Gown Point ls... u bs. -, ~.
is0 Alpha. tsx 49,. bs
30 ksntuek. u. i1A, IAN
bs5 Ophir. xs, 81. So. az.
81 Yellow jacket q. 3a.2Ss
BIS sierra Nsvsds. iJs. IN
7tJ Caledonia. lOs. h<
ito sewage. Nv. iis
4so Ja-tiee. its. 81. b
o. ChOliAr fOissi, "A. ps
~ Ovemsn, 81
$50 Imperial coi.t.1b y. AZ
$50 Jul.s. Goa IN
rus MOANING.
iG3 Ophlr. sjs. as
1870 MsIiean, IN bA. 9s. ~.
sso Could Cuny, lst.. t5.. u.
SIS He'd 4 Bslchsr, 90. ~. ~. 49,
10 California. 90. 33A
ssD savage. IN. it.. Is b
as Hale & SorcrO--. y. 50
ieis Con. Virginia, 81. bs, 5t., - b
500 Chollar Po,o-l, SIN. T9S.o
is0 Crown Point. IN. H'.. faa. iaS o'o.
i7s b5
1850 yslos Jacket. IS. - b3. 3ts
ass Imperial Coz. Jysk.t tbS .
2Ss kentuck. Ian. 10 s1D. IL
SIS Alphs. a., t3N
Ia Beleher. 10. tss
40 sierra Nsvsis, Is, ias, i.'.
10 Coahdsnes. 5s
NJ Utah. iss. i-s
~, ~Bailion. 81 IS.
40 Exeh@quer, itS
ca Justice, s3s, Is.
40 Overmsn, 81. saw. 81, si1. -
rs Union Con-. 10. Ia. ias
TO Julis, ~, q.
va Caledonia, iOs. iOs
yn Bal;imofe. ~ bio
a. silver iiiil. ~
10 Msadow Valley. 2Sc. m,
~ karchA Con-, isi.. JS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-21

an here ~ rmanently established, I'm sell.
Ing goods o. low ~ ANYBODY In this State. and
will all even lower n ~ A.
gH- No house shali undeisell me.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-21
EASTERN DISPATCHES
DOMESTIC NEWS.

SPECIAL TO rHr soLD urLL DAILY NEWS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-21

A Landslide Near Meirose-Ome I'm
gtuesr and Oae firemAn Killed
Tho btnnli.-pox disappearing
from San Rranclsco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-21
DEAD. COLD cHEEK.

And this is the party that arraisns the
Republieansi History holds bstwsen It's
covers no ether such piece Of cheek. II
you bad q clerk who robbed your till and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-21
LAST NIGHTS RALLY!
GRAND REPUBLICAN IoacHlloHT
PROCESSION!

HON. GEO. G. GoRIIAn STEAKS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-21

NHoioE WINES. LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
~ Bottled liquors 81 reiueed prices.
Remember the plsee. and call at No. 8 North
o street. Nm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-21

TIE "hhfohAAhS
When q rebel army menaeed the norm
and threatened IN march nm and burn its
q r---- -. ri,.oi,,s
'u's u D'"
call for $4,000 troops. IL was uncohsh'u
tional. unholy and fratracidal. They over.
looked the rebel army marching mp and
down OH the Potomac. They were willing
that rebels should come North. but they
shuddered at tho idea Of the North sending
troops south. When the 100000 troops
were called for there was another Demo
cratic yell. What, invade the sacred
soulful They were quite sure by this
time that the first 5000 call was all right
nu, the ,As'was certainly uneonsutuuon.i.
naa,,aa, - 80 TuuH 49,. 80.
an insurrcction in the south. They didn't
want blood to How from the veins Of their
ucAi, uaitptous ooutitfn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-21
WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

70 nd. ooLp a p.lLr n.v.
The Portland daily press., 1876-06-16

prove such facts and with such request he shall pre-
sent the afdavits of such witnesses, and copy of
all the evidence taken at the trial in which he was
convicted which evidence shall be taken and pre-
served as provided in section seven chapter one
hundred and thirty-five of the revised statutes.
SECT 4. If, upon examination of said request
kand the adayits Herewith presented said justices
Rhall be of the opinion that and material evil
once has been discovered which was not known,
Id could not, by the use of due diligence, have
en obtained at the time of the trial, and which
uld tend conclusively to show his innocence, not
outstanding the evidence taken at the trial, they
nall appoint time and place for hearing thereon,
and order notice to be given to the attorney general
and to the county attorney of the county in which
such person was convicted, that they may appear in
behalf of the State.
SECT. s. AT such hearing evidence shall be
deemed pertinent except such has been discovered
since the trial, and such relates to material
facts, tending to show that such person wrong
fully or enormously convicted that he is innocent
SECT. g. If, upon all the evidence said justices
shall be of the opinion that such person wrong
fully convicted or that he is innocent of the crime
OF which he was convicted, and that application
should be made for his pardon or for a Communication
of his sentence they shall 50 ORDER and thereupon
the clerk of said court for the district in which such
hearing is had shall make up record of the proceed
ngs had on such request, and transmit copy there
of and of all the papers in the to the governor,
together with an application to the governor made
by him in behalf of such person under the order and
direction of said justices, for such pardon cOmmu
taton of sentence
SECT Z. On receipt of such application, the gov
ernOr may with the advice and consent of the cOun
Gil, grant pardon q Communication of sentence,
upon such conditions and with such restrictions and
limitations may be deemed proper, and to carry
the same into effect issue his warrant directed to
all proper officers, who shall serve and obey it.
Approved February q, 1851
The Portland daily press., 1876-06-16
Chapter ll2.

AN ACT to amend chapter sixty-one of the revised
statutes in relation to the rights OF Married Women
BE We110cted, de-, as follows:
SECT. l. Sec ion five of chapter sixty-one of the
revised statutes is amended by adding at the end of
the first line after the word equity the following:
'either of tort or contract, in her own name,
without the joinder of her husband;' and in the
second line, after the word property, the follow
ing and personal rights for the redress of her
injuries and in the third line by adding follow
ing 'and the husband shall settle or discharge
any such action of acti without the writ
ten consent of the wife,, that said section as
amended shall read follows:
SECT. 5. She may prosecute and defend suits at
law or in equity either of tort contract ia her
own name, without the joinder of her husband, for
the preservation and protection Of her property and
personal rights for the redress of her injuries as
if unmarried, may do it jointly with her husband
and the husband shall not settle discharge any
such action cause of action without the written
consent of the wife. Neither of them be arrest
ed on such writ execution, can he alone main
tain an action respecting his wife's property
SECT. 2. This act shall not apply to any case now
pending. [Approved February 81 1861
The Portland daily press., 1876-06-16
Chapter 1I7.

AN ACT to amend section seven, chapter two hun
dred and tifty-siX of the public laws of eighteen
hundred and seventy-four relating to the commit
ment of Insane Persons.
Be it enacted, &c., as follows:
Section seven, chapter two hundred and ifty-six
of the laws of eighteen hundred and seventy-f -four
relating to the commitment of insane persons is
hereby amended by adding to said section the follow
ing words: 'and a certified copy of the physicians
certificate shall accompany the person to be commit
ted so that said section amended shall read as
follows
SECT T. In all cases of preliminary proceedings
for the commitment of any person to the hospital,
the evidence and certificate of at least two respectable
physicians based upon due inquiry and personal ex-
animation of the person to whom insanity is i'm
puted, shall be required to establish the fact of in
sanity, and certified copy of the physicians certif-
cate Shall accompany the person to be committed
[Approved February %, 1861
The Portland daily press., 1876-06-16
Chapter 113.


AN ACT to amend chapter thirty-seven of the Pub
lie laws of eighteen hundred seventy two relating
to foreclosure of mortgages real estate.
Be 1T enacted, &C., follows
Chapter thirtyseven of the public laws of eighteen
hundred seventy-two is hereby amended by adding
thereto the following words: 'and shall apply to
each and all the modes prescribed by statute for the
ton six mentioned in said chapter shall read as
follows
SECT. 6. The mortgagor person claiming I'M
der him may redeem the mortgaged premises within
three years next after the first publication or the
service of the notice mentioned in the preceding
shall be forever forecosed provided, the mortgagor
and mortgage may agree upon a less time, not less
than one year in which the mortgage shall be for
ever foreclosed which agreement shall be inserted
in the mortgage and be binding the parties, their
heirs and assigns and shall apply to each and all the
modes prescribed by statute tor the foreclosure of
mortgages on real estate.
[Appfoved February 81, 1851
The Portland daily press., 1876-06-16
Chapter HIS.

AN ACT to amend chapter twenty-nine, section
three of the public laws OF eighteen hundred and
sixty-nine concerning the Militia.
Be it enacted, DC, as follows:
SECT. /. Section three of chapter twenty-nine of
the public laws of eighteen hundred and sixty nine
is hereby amended by striking out the word three"
in the last line and Inserting in place thereof the
ing words: reckoning from April first, eighteen
hundred and seventy-three,' that said section as
amended shall read as follows
sSEoT g. These companies shall be armed, uni
formed and equipped at the expense of the State,
according to the existing regulations of the United
States army under which clothing is issued to the
enlisted men of the United States army, with the
following modification: The State shall supply
coat, cap overcoat and panaloons to each soldier,
The Portland daily press., 1876-06-16
Chapter HI.

AN ACT to amend section fourteen of chapter one
hundred and forty-two of the revised statutes re-
lating to the Reform School.
Be 1t enacted. &C.. as follows:
Section fourteen of chapter hundred rnd forty
two of the revised statutes is hereby amended so as
to read as follows:
SECT. IA. One more of the trustees shall visit
the school at least once in every four weeks examine
the register and the inmates in the school room and
workshop, and regularly keep record of these visits
In the books of the superintendent. Once in every
three months the school, in all is departments shall
be thoroughly examined by majority of the board
OF trustees, and report made showing the results
thereof. Annually on the first day of December, an
abstract OF these quarterly reports shall be prepared
and laid before the governor and council for the in
formation of the eg stature with full report of the
superintendent, stating particularly among other
things, the ofense for which each pupil was SEN
fenced and his place of residence. financial state
ment furnishing accurate detailed account of the
receipts and expenditures for the year terminating
on the last day of November preceding shall be also
furnished. [Approved February Il, 1851
The Portland daily press., 1876-06-16
Chapter Hl6.

AN ACT additional to chapter sixty.nine Of the re-
vised statutes relating to Estates of Deceased
Partners.
Be 1T enacted, &C., as follows:
when the person who has given bond to admins
ter partnership estate where of the partners
is deceased, dies before completing the adminisra-
ton, the judge of probate may commit administra-
ton on the estate of the partnership not already
administered, to such person as he thinks fit, who
shall give the bond required by section two of chap
ter sixtynine of the revised statutes with the
sary variations and comply with all the provisions
of said chapter APPLICABLE to such cases.
[Approved February %, 1851
The Portland daily press., 1876-06-16
Chapter 114.


AN ACT to abolish the Death Penalty, and to regu-
late the of applying for Pardons in certain
cases.
Be it enacted, &C., as follows:
SECT. l. The penalty of death, as punishment
for crime, is hereby abolished
SECT g All crimes punishable with death
shall hereafter be punished by Imprisonment at hard
labor for life.
SECT. 3. Whenever any person who has been SEN
fenced under the second section of this act shall de-
sire to obtain pardon, or Communication of such
sentence, he may present written request to the
justices of the supreme judicial court in term time
or vacation asking that application therefor be made
to the governor in his Behalf and shall therein set
forth, specifically, the grounds which such appl
cation for pardon or Communication of sentence is
quested and the facts which he expects to prove in
support of the same, together with the names and
residences of the witnesses by whom he expects to
The Portland daily press., 1876-06-16
Chapter HIS.

AN ACT to provide further remedies for the collec
ton of State Taxes upon Corporations.
Be 1T enacted, &C.. as follows:
SECT. l. In addition to any remedies now pro-
vided by law for the collection of State taxes upon
any corporation, such taxes may be recovered by
action of debt, action on the case, in the name
of the State which action may be brought in any
county where such corporation has its place of bust
ness, where the action is against railroad cor
poration in any county, where such railroad corpor
alton owns or operates any railroad line or track
SECT. 2. The remedies provided by this act may
be used for the collection of such tax heretofore
assessed.
SECT. 3. This act shall take effect when approved
[Approved February %, 1861
The Portland daily press., 1876-06-16

clerk Of the town where the marriage is solemnized
certfylng the names of the parties, the places of
for any neglect to do So he shall forfeit the sum of
nifty dollars, one half to the of the county, and
the other to the use of the person suing therefor
Scot. 2. Section eleven of the same chapter il
hereby, amended by striking out the words, San
council, In the fifth line, SO that said section
amended shall read as follows:
scot. IL. Every justice of the peace appointd
for county or for the State, and residing therei
and every ordained minister of the gospel, and ev
person licensed to preach by an association of min
1sters religious seminary, ecclesiastical body duly
appointed and commissioned for that purpose by the
governor may solemnize marriages within the limits
OF their appointment
IApproved February ri, 1861
The Portland daily press., 1876-06-16
Chapter IE9.

AN ACT relating to the appointment of Land Agent
and his Duties.
Be it enacted, &C., as follows:
1t shall be the duty of the governor with the ad-
vice of the council to appoint the land agent, and
fix his compensation, who shall hold his office during
their pleasure, and it shall be his duty, under their
direction, speedily the public good shall allow
to bring to termination all unsettled business
nected with the land office, relating to the lands be-
longing to the state; to the end that the office may
be discontinued at the earliest practicable moment.
IApproved February %, 1851
The Portland daily press., 1876-06-16

but each company shall have liberty to choose and
provide its own uniform, with the consent and APP
prova of the governor and in such the price of
the United States army uniform not issued shall be
committed to the soldier in money; such commuta-
ton to be paid by the paymaster general and receipt
ed for upon the company rolls, the above enumerated
articles of clothing, Communication in lieu thereof,
shall be supplied once in five years. reckoning from
April first, eighteen hundred and seventy-three
SECT. 2. This act shall take effect when approved.
[Approved February %, 1851
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-18
POLL TAX.

A POLL TAXso FOUR DOLLARS is
now due tho State, for the year 1875, by each
male inhabitant over the ago Of twenty-one
and under sixty years. Please call at the As
SCISSORS Office and settle.
&c. POW ELL. County Assessor.
EUREKA, New, April 20, 1876.
apoQ
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-18
POLITICAL.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CON-
VENTION.

THE DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CEN
i trail Committee Of Eureka county, Ne
vada, at n meeting held in Eureka, on the
evening of August 5, 1876,
Resolved, That County Convention Of the
Democratic party for Eureka county, New.
for the purpose of nominating candidates for
State aud county officers, to bo elected at the
general election Of Noyem Der. 1876 ~ held
in the town of Eureka, in the Courthouse, on
Thursday. the 2Sth day or Septem-
ber, 1875, at III o'clock. A. M.
Resolved, That the primary elections in the
several precincts be held on
Saturday, September l6. 1876.
The committee made an apportionment Of
delegates from the following precincts, viz: