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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-10-28
THE COURTS
The Circuit Court.
COMMON LAW.

COMMON LAW.
II William Harper VS. Alexander Calquhoun
Assumpsit. Suit dismissed by plaintiff.
rs ED Sargent VS. Directors School Dist No
o $50 Appeal. Finding for plaintiff, and dam
ages assessed at sl2so0 Motion by agreemen
for new trial.
les James p. Hurst ct al. VS. Emory Il
Matthias. Assumpsit. Finding for defendant
Motion by plaintiff for new trial.
10 Joseph Whittier ct al Us. Blown q Nor
tom Paper Co Attachment On motion OF
plaintIff defendant ruled to plead instanter
Damages assessed by court at $96742, ana JudS'
ment therefor and costs, and general and speciai
execution
1l6 Tharton w. Carlton ct al VS. Jas williams
Repleyin. Suit dismissed for want OF prosecu'
ton.
lis CYRUS Field ct al VS. John Kellogg
Ejectment Defendant called and deiaulteu'
Judgment that plaintiff is seized in fee, Nc'' and
that defendant unlawfully witholds, and for
costs.
119 &FRyRR VS. Saml McMath. As
sumpsit. On trial
12l Geo Corey VS. Chas Ferguson. Appeal.
Jury waived Trial by court, and finding for
plaintiff $4,000.
1915 The Moline Plow Co. VS. Earvile Manfg.
Co. Assumpsit. Damages assessed by the
Court for plaintiff at Sl,372.OO.
l3l William Stehl VS. August Eyert appeal.
Continued by agreement.
149 John P Gardner VS. Geo Hartman. APP
peal. Appeal dismissed Judgment for s3.2'
damages for delay and costs
100 Saml Umporhone VS. Robert Simpson. APP
peal. Suit dismissed by plaintiff
l6l Chas Kellogg vs Jos NJ Foster. Appeal
Continued
237 Justin Deplant VS.. Jos. Heller. Appeal
Suit dismissed by plaintiff.
4l9 Geo W Ravens ct al. VS. saml Degen ct al
Assumpsit. Jury waived. Trial by court, and
finding for plaintiff sS432 and costs,
400 Benz Norris ct al. VS. Alfred X Mccain.
Assumpsit. Jury waived. Finding by court for
plaintiff s455SS and costs.
43G David Evans VS. John Herman. Appeal.
Dismissed for want Of prosecution. Procedendo
Judgment for 5000 damages for delay and
costs.
4A The Nat. City Bank of Ottawa VS. Isaac
Perlson. Assumpsit. judgment by confession
for $4,000 and costs. Motion sustained for exc
cution forthwith.
ASS Vim z Henery VS. same. Assumpsit.
judgment for $4,000. Same motion sustand AS
in above case.
GHANCERI.
1873 Elizabeth Carney VS. John Carney. Di.
vorce. Hearing and decree.
134 Emma Sweigert VS. Geo Sweigert. Dl-
vorce. Hearing and decree
13G Fred B0rmann vs. Amelia Bormann. d.
vorce. Hearing and decree.
1879 Susan j Lever VS. John Lever. Divorce.
Hearing and decree.
l40 Bridget Ann Finn VS. James W Finn. Di-
yorce. Hearing and decree.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-10-28

PARKER's HAIR BALsAM is the Best and Clean
est preparation ever made for restoring Gray
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and free from the impure ingredients that rem
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~ perfumed, and so perfectly and elegantly pre-
prepared as to make it toilet luxury, ndlspen
sable to those who have once used it.
Ask your Druggist for 1t.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-10-28

County Treasurer Raymond is having a new
floor laid in his Office on the old one, in order
that the finances q the county shall remain upon
even a more solid basis than ever. He will con.
tinue to be as soeiable with people as ever, not,
withstandlng he is a peg higher In the world.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-10-28
Read the following from the Hon. Morris Nor

Read the following from the Hon. Morris Nor
ris, formerly Auditor of the State of Indiana:
DR.. c. W. RoBAcK, Dear Sir-Having been
troubled for several years with extreme debility
and weakness, SO much so that was unable to
attend to my Ordinary business at times, and ha-
wing heard OF the wonderful cures your Scandi.
navian Blood Purifier and Blood Pills were eitec:
ting, was induced by friend to try them.
have been using the Purifier for the last twelve
months, and find the medicine fully equal to its
recommendations. SO valuable is its use to me
that cannot now dispense with the use of 1t at
my advanced age years cheer.
fully give this information for the benefit OF
those similarly affected. Yours truly,
NORRIS MORRIS.
For sale by Forbes & Gehring.
WAYNE's DIURETIC AND ALTERNATIVE ELIXIR
OF BUCHU, JUMPER AND ACETATE PoTAsH.-A
new and valuable preparation for the relief and
cure of Gravel, Irritation of the Bladder rnd IRE.
thra, Dropscal rheumatism and Gouty Alice
tons, Pain in the Back and Loins, &c,
For sale nv Forbes & Gehrinp,
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Thornton, the auctioneer, is not happy. Fish
Ames bet his truck, horses, wife, children, two
dogs, a cat and nine kittens, and litter OF pups
that Indiana would give Blue j. Williams 10000
majority. Thornton won and Fish" stands
ready to deliver the goods, but Thornton some.
how is bashful about accepting. Ames says he
wants Thornton to stand to his word, as he
("Fish'D is DESTROYS of leaving town and joining
Il circus as chief female gymnasticus.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-10-28

The following luminous item appeared in the
local columns of the Pee Wee of last Thursday:
"The price of potatoes has riz' Dealers are
sending orders to Ohio and states where even
ing. Eden township is wide awake and they
are more abundant than in Suckerdom.'
This looks a little mixed but still is about as
bright and fully as intelligent as the average
of Cullen's labored efforts in raducing Tilden and
praising HAYES.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-10-28
Beard of Education.
NOTICE

NOllCE.
Proposals for supplying the Public Schools OF ottawa for
the ensuing with coal will be received by the Board OF
Education On Monday evening" November 6ih. at 30 NJ.
The coal furnished must be equal 10 the best quality ofO
wa Coal and be delivered IN the coal houses OF the
trAl wa Said proposals be haHdedin 10 theBoard by
he parties IN person the evening above menoned. The
SUCCESSFUL bidder VIII be required TO give pond tor TIE
iulhllment OF the contract. octll-2w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-10-28

The Republican claims that vote in the Coun.
ty Poor House shows AZ for Tilden and for
Hayes. This proves that the poor know their
friends, hence they vote for Tilden; also, that
the proportion of aristocrats as to honest poor
men is thus very small, the aristocrats naturally
being Hayes men. vote taken in the asylums
for the insane, idiotic and feeble-mlnded, would
doubtless be unanimous for Hayes IL Go.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-10-28

Living along the street where the c., B. Il O.
railroad passes in this city, there are number
of coal thieves, who nightly help themselves to
coal from the trains. 1t is said that they have
accumulated such large supply that they medi-
tate opening a large opposition coal yard to
ilunsberger, Nattinger and Others. They could
undersell all competitors and leave handsome
margin.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-10-28

HoUsEKEEPERs, WHEN you buy d. B. DeLand
e Co.'S Best Chemical SdierdtuS you will find every
paper weighs pound. Can you say the same
about other Saleratusy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-10-28
Exchange on Chicago, New York

And all the principal cities East and West
II . u q II Il A N ID - o Il ID.
Exchange on England, Ireland Scotland and all
portsn points In Continental Europe drawn in to
suit purchasers.
" =. Revenue stamps of all denomna
tions constantly hand and for sale.
United states Bonds, Local securities
Gold and Silver bought and sold.
To those who favor with their patronage would
we shall be able extend such facilities and accommodation
trust will prove TO them satisfactory and profitable
Bank open from "a. M. iP.M.
r. c. JORDAN, Cashier
Ottawa, Feb 10Th, 1875.
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PLAYING CARDS. S Gc. "a os s3snn <
Hapemsn's, west of the Court House Square
PARLOR GAM Els DE- "a" at " os%sn Or Z:
Mapeman's. west side OF the Court House Ottawa us
ESTRAYED.

About two weeks ago the premises of Mrs Basnett,
2E miles west OF OTTAWA east OF the County Asylum,
Bull one year and half old Is red and white, good size
suitable reward VIII he paid On return
ing the animal the above premises or FOL Information
leading TO his recovery. MhS L. bASNEIl.
NOctober i4th, lS16.-lw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-10-28

We prepared to take contracts for the erection of Al
kinds of buildings IN town and country with the iacl
possess think IL for the Interest oil those contem.
plating building call and and get our figures on
their work. We propose making speciality OF manufas'
turing first class
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-11

WILLIE RISo, tho little boy who frac-
,ured nj, slull In Virginia last week. il
doing we'll In the hands Of DR.. Harris. II
Is not true that q silver plate wa, inserted
In the child, skull, as vas stated nature
~ ~
charged with p~rizs'hshtins' pieadcu moi
gu,'.y ~ .ho n oomi,u.d tar ,h.
tstu.
49,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-11
A. U.hung Rascal.

The silver City T@s' Of this morning
says; Some person in a mood of desper-
alton attempted to %perpstrato an act whose
results might have been appalling.at Shaft
No. 2 Of the sutro Tunnel on Saturday.
While tile engineer in charge Of the
machinery at the shaft was absent, 1t IL
supposed, in the air-compressor room.
some one entered clandestinely and pro-
coedsd deliberately to fix things for = cat
alogus Of accidents. lie unscrewed cor
tain bolts that made the brake powerless.
disconnected the pipes that feed the boiler.
intsrfcred with the operation Of other por-
tions Of the machinery. so that II the
boiler did not blow mp or the cage fall
down the shaft something else 81 serious
nature would happen. Fortunately the
work ~ the villain was discovered before
II hal time To operate, and all parts OF the
machinery were inspected. IL 10 not
known who II was that resortsd to such
means for the working Of revenge.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-11
A STREAK OF BAD LUCK.
A Young Man finds Els Boots Full
OF Water Diets Drunk, IL Tilted
and Attempts hutslds.

Tn. uuconreni,I soii OF six.mile Can.
-. - ,.o.1,..J ,.w.,.. xorny
!on Ma P'o -.
man--fhe name ho no consequence
smployed ut Parke's mill. fell madly In
lave with n handsome girl In the neigh
...,oos 81 a. ha "a. ,s,Iow
'o,no'e' anu
gifted VIII good iooks' e'essea WIN
steady habits and possessed Of . good
education, everything looked rosy for him.
hut ho was deficient In his sense Of hunsr
and tLa, uudid him. Millmen arc fond Of
practical Jokes, aud ~ Romeo was not,
therefore they singled him out ~ their spe-
ciai victim. lie stood 10 for several weeks
with tolsrablo~ resignation, but ON Tuesday
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-11
the BALTIMORE MIME.
IT'S Present ore Dcvsiepueass and
culture Prospects.

A personal inspection Of the lower lev
Al. q, ,ha baltimore Consolidated min
enables US 10 ny INV io''o"ins iAee' III re-
gard TO its ore developments and future
,,o.nacts before the readers of the Nrvs.
r.. - A.. c.m.o., l...,-.-
NJ os"'
SHAFT Tor working purposes tnan NE Balt-
more. Everything 10 IN the most com-
pisss worAihs eondition from inc surface
dswn 70 thc ifoo-ioot ieVsi' uhe lowest
point now opened In the mine. Al the
lOoO-foot sntion q driit has been run 200
feet TO the nj which point drifts
we're started both north and south. each
following the west wall Of the ore vein.
The south DRIFT has Frustrated q distance
OF SOo fset, and the north drift 40 feet.
In advancing. the north drift struck a
small vein OF very rich ore nj = distance OF
200 feet from its starting point. This vein
has been developed in q north and south
course for . distance OF 800 feet or more.
IL Is we'll defined. has q regular pitch Of
forty-fvc degrees. and ranges from q few
inches to several feet in thickness.
The ore Ia rich, In many places very rich.
Near the place where tho vein was first
struck an upraiss has been made. which Is
now up q distance Of 200 feet, the sides OF
which show the ore streak every foot Of
the way. and 10 still carrying tho ore In
the face as 10 progresses upward. This
winze will have about 100 feet TO yet run
10 reach tho sO0-foot level. One hundred
feet To the northward another raise has
been made. which has ~prospected the ere q
distance OF sixty feet. developing some
line punches Of ore, but no large paving
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-11
SECOND plspAIon.
P.eheee's Observation-Disclosures
SSH OPganixed.

BAN FRAScisco. December ii.-2r. NJ
Ex-Governor Pachsco intends contesting
tho election In the Fourth Congressional
District without delay. A writ will be ap-
piled for TO restraln Secretary Of State
Beck from issuing . certificate Of election
from wiggington on the revised returns
from Monterey county. and also q writ Of
prohibition TO stop all proceedings in tho
matter until tho 18th infant, when . man.
damus will DO issued by Judge Danger
field Of tho l2th District Court. on which
the case Of MArklcy. Clerk Of Monterey
county. who changed the returns, will
come up for hearing.
n. d. Boruck. Secretary Of the Republic
car State Central Committee, announces
thai the present organization OF the Re-
publican party will be maintained unpaid,
for work In the coming campaign for the
election Of County officers, and members
Of the Legislature. There are now. he
statss, 253 Republican Clubs In tho State,
and he expects to augment their number
to upwards VI 400.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-11
Israiseuo rthy.

EpuoE Nrws: The encomiums Of the
public upon the Performance Of our ANA
tour dramatic club last Saturday evening
we're deservcdlv earned. The ladies' and
gentlemen who have ~ unsslfishly devoted.
not only their time, but their means, upon
the venture. have solely the object in view
originally announced. viz: the foundation
Of a public library in Gold Hill. II 10
true that there were defects in the per-
formancc. but We should consider how few
81 the would.ba critics would he able to
appear Ia advantage In prppr'a p,r.oss be-
fore a public audience. But n thing Is
wanting 10 satisfy their patrons. and that
Is a detailed statement u receipts and ,x-
p~snditurcs. | have no doubt. IL the proper
encouragement has been given them. that
We will again be entertained by them, even
in a better style. The citizens Of Gold
Hill have a sensible appreciation Of home
efforts for a homs purpose.
Respectfully. Civis.
Gold Hin. December n. 1876.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-11
OUR CLUB.
Their Briiiiass Success IN Miners'
Union Hall-A Large $50 Ap-
preciativs Audisuee-An isvfsa'
sion 20 visit virEinia CITY.


The Gold Hill Amateur Dramatic Club
made their third appearance In Miners
Union last Saturday evening. Tho house
was crowded. many people from Virginia
City being present. The performance
commenced promptly ct the time up.
pointed and Throughout was devoid OF
those ~vs,atisus delays AID ssoppagss
which generally attend entertainments Of
this kind. The company was NEST for
tunate In their choice Of the play 70 %
given. and IAN That Glittsrs 10 Not
Gold." was never presented TO . more ap..
preciAtive audience. The players did
much better on Saturday night than upon
any previous occasion, and won the hearty
encomiums Of the audience. The court
ship scenes were particularly well rem
dered. showing conclusively that tho actors
wore no nevices In the art.
Miss Mary Mcdonnell was elegant and
dignihsd a. Lady valsria wsstsndleigh,
and where there WAS any acting 70 Be done
she did II to perfsstion. Martha Gibbs.
a. presented BY Lena Smith. was - A.
~tractivs a. . factory girl could well 30.
aud her style Of drcss could not have been
better chosen. II Miss Smiths inclina-
tions led her In that direction she would
soon become a star In the galaxy Of thest-
ricAl celebrities. Miss Katie Mcdonnell
was q complete success a. Lady Leather
bridge, aud sustained her character I'D.
mirably. W. b. HAskins could not have
produced . better Tsby Twinkle. II. y.
Baker was perfectly at home - the head
Of the Plum family. and George Perkins
did the accomplished villain W . dot.
George y. Miller. ]. W. Kaufman and W.
Gillespie were all good. The players were
almost perfect In thsir parts, and the
prompter was upon this occasion . person
age Of secondary Importance. Tho scream.
ing farce VI 1.-TWO Gentlemen In . Fix"
completed the entertainment. which was
unanimously voted one Of the most pleas
ant ever witnessed in Gold Hill. The
Esisrpri., suggests that they repeat their
entertainment In Virginia City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-11
BRONCnIrIs.

From John Pisgy. Esq, Of Bennington, n. H.
"Thres years since ! was very much reduced
with Q dreadful cough. which resulted In Bron'
chitis. affecting NE 90 severely - TO render Il
was added severe night sweata. and I was fear.
full NJ going into . decline Afr recourse 10
various remedies 10 10 puipose. I made uss OF
DR.. wistar's ral,am Of Wild cAerry. Q few bot.
ties OF which fully restored me to health.
since that limo I have had several severe 81.
,acks Of cough, but the bAisam has always re-
moved them. always keep 10 by me, and
should not know how Ia do without H."
Sold By all druggists. I
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-11
Assees Saics.

SAN fR.scIsco. December ia ?. NJ.
Gsuid A Curry-i2S asked. ~ bid.
Exchcquer-i2s bid.
Gould a Curry-i2t asked.
Overman-int bid.
Gphir-37 asked.
yellow Jacket-i6S asked.
Gould 4 ~Curry-i3S asked.
Union Coa.-iiA asked.
California-iss bud.
Virginia COn.-i3S bid.
MsIicaa -2Oa bid.
Sierra Novala-l2 sold.
Gould 4 Curry-l2b bid.
Belehsr-i3 bid.
~Justies-25a bid. 25N asked.
Justice-25is bid.
Ophir-37S asked.
Ophir- J7a sold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-11

A NEW AND PROMISING MISx.-T The
Eureka mine. located in Pine Nut Valley.
tennessee Mining District. Douglas
county. 10 beginning to attract consider.
able attention. The Ice &c 10 large. we'll.
defined and has q shaft sunk on IL 10 .
depth Of thirty.flve feet. At that depth
N assay from the bottom Of tho shaft.
made = few days since. gave S1S5 In gold
and 81 In silver 10 the ton. This Is Ger.
tainly . very encouraging result. Tho
fortunate owners Of the mine are ]. II.
Kittrell. y. Baker. J. Ilaycraft, @. q. Hol.
brook. 3. Rice. J.. Lynn. +. Raycraft, j.
RAycraft. Jr.. J. Deal aud T.. Roderigo-
most all Of whom arc residents Of Carson
City.
Mn. PORIxAs's CoSDrrioS.-H. l..
Foreman. who was so badly hurt last week
at sutro. BY the accidental explosion Of
some giant powder s~Iplodsrs. is doing As
we'll as could be expected. The flesh was
entirely torn from his left arm. between
the wrist and elbow. and he suffers great
pain. II was At first thought that the
sight Of both eyes was destroyed. He can.
however, now distinguish between light
and darkness. and there Is strong hope
that his vision will bc saved.
ACCIDENTALLY SHor. - Superintendent
Yerington brought The report to Gold Hill
this morning that Tom CLARK. tho we'll.
known engineer. had accidentally shot him
self through the side. while hunting In the
vicinity Of Pyramid Lake. Tho accident
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-11
rHR PERUVIAN sYRup

Nitailsss and snriehes the blood. tones up ths
system, builds mp the broken dsvn, cures dys.
pep.ia. liver complaints, dsopsy. chronic disr
rhra, hollis, nervous Affections, chilis and 70
yer, humors, loss OF constitutional visor, dis.
sa.es Of th- kidneys and blsdder. female com.
plants. Ind ell diseases originating In . bed
state Of the bi.od or accompanied by debility
or q Low state OF the system.
C~AurIox.--Be surs you get the Peruvian
Syrup. Uns dollar and Two dollars Q bottls.
PIE ,ar-t by skrH ". FowLE L soSs. % Harri.
son avenue. 30 ton.
Bold by druggists generally. I
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-11

Ipsp.ys.r-. s..s, E,~",.x.

LAST Saturday evening tho California
Company shipp>d TO San Francisco s2oO,-
co, maxim. the bullion for the fiscal
month amount tn sl.256.5l6 70. This I,
sufficient 10 pay the already declared divi.
dend ~ ~ .OsO. 900 aud leave a balance Of
Si76.5iG 70 for current expenses.
G~ALL,annR's street sprinkler was cut
again to-day aud did good service in laying
the dust. From present prospects u
c~itizsns will probably have 10 pay Tor
wettinc the streets all Winter. They can
Afford 10 do this without growing.
FoH the ~t-eniy.four hours ending at u
o'clock yesterday, ~ carload. Of wood aud
10 carloads Of lumber were received for
Gsld IIill and Virginia. During tho same
time 81 carloads o. ore were shipped Ia
the mills ON tho Carson river.
A among the fancy 81 Gold
Mill was caused this morning by the ap-
pearance % Jem Mace and his two trainers
rushing down Main street at ~break-sock
speed. This champion is rapidly reducing
his supsrfiuou. flesh.
Last Monday afternoon the cabin on
the hillside above Shaft No. }, sutro iun'
mel. occupied by Dan Nolan and others.
was entered by thieves and all articles,
such a. clothing. boots. blankets, and :"
forth. carried OIL.
AcAR Of ore weighing a ton was over
turned at the Kossuth mine last Saturday.
falling upon a threc ysar-old child. When
lifted from The little one IL was found that
NO bones were broken, and no serious IN
juriss inflicted.
A. ID. BuLL,Hp. the agile proprietor Of
the vsssy uou.s. says hs has about re-
covered from the effects % that attack o.
rheumatism. and will 500 he able to run
Afsetrse. with any man in town.
TIcKEr No. 3.i93 won the handsome
Hospital. The person holding that ticket
Is requested TO call gu sister Sebastian. at
the Hospital.
Br the Virginia anil Truekee Railroad
GO carloads 20 wocd have been received
to-day for The Use % the mining compA'
mics and other parties ON the Comstock.
ABox-e,R ran away thi. morning just
this side Of the Baltic switch. II was
turned from the main track and ran of
the end Of the rails.
IT is proposed 10 have = skating carnival
ON the Water Company. big reservoir on
tho Divide. before the ice Is cut up and
stored for Winter.
DR. ZApRisKIK. Of Silver city il quite
III. lie /. confined 10 his bed. and his son
has been called from Carson to attend him.
II. N. YrRISdroS. Superintendent Of
tho Virginia and Truckse railroad, IL visit
ing the Comsioek to-day.
DusIso the pas, tweniy-four hours ~
cars Of ore have bsen shipped tn the mills
ON Carson River.
LOOMS is eon~gra,ula,ins himself upon
the fact a sight school ha. been established
In Virginia City.
On Saturday night and yesterday seven
tssn persons were arrested in Virginia for
various offences.
Tux Water Company are cutting a street
through on the west side Of the reservoir
ON the Divide.
Tux organ now going up in 81. Paul.
Church. Virginia. 10 composed % nearly
100. 900 pieccs.
To-Day there have been received 10 car
load. Of lumber for co~nsignecs Of Gold Hli
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-11
Is~-sIt'UUIIN, CfNI
Gold HIN. pecember II. ls76.

TnE NV CnuRcn.-P-rsons who have
subscribed to the fund for building the
new Methodist Church will SOON he called
upon to pay up. There will be ne crowd
ipg or hurrying. but the Trustees are
dcsirous Of getting what funds they can In
order to building at once. The
new lot has been paid for. and the lumber
for the new building will be ON the ground
in a few DAYS. Now let all who have put
down their names come up TO the scratch
and settle.