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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-04
TOWN TRUSTEES.
y,r.s Meeting OF the se.,d ser ne.
esmbsr.

The first regular meeting OF the Board
OF Town Trustees for the month Of De
cember was held last evening. Present.
Trustees Mercer, woOlley. and President
Stevenson. Q
A petition from the citizens Of the First
Ward. asking that four lamps be placed
on Main street north OF the railroad cross-
ing, was read and referred TO the Commit
tee on Streets and the Town Marshal.
A petition was also read from Mrs. d.
Davidson, asking that q nuisance near her
premises DO abated. Referred TO Street
Committee and Marshal.
Mr.. Kelton, Ia behalf Of the Leviathan
Mining Company. asked for more time In
which 10 consider the matter OF removing
the distractions from Piota street. Tho
request Was granted.
The various committees reported every
thing In good working order.
The bill OF the Virginia and Gold Hill
Water Company. which WAS referred to the
Finance Committee at the last meeting.
Was ordered paid.
The regular monthly bills were also or.
dered paid.
The following bills were referred to the
Finance Committee: l.. +. Doan a Co..
St03 % ID. J. Iiadovich, 81; j. A.. Mar
shall 4 Co.. Sill so; j. Fox. 81 30 IL.
Mercer. $3i 80; Thomas Gallagher, SD ;
Matthew bay. SO; Y. Kline. 80 10; W.
n. Hall a Co.. s. 80.
The Board adjourned.
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Huge Castisg.

Thos. Gallagher, our heavy t%ransporta.
tionist Of Gold Hill, has been busy the
last day or two hauling the heavy castings
for the great ice making machine Of the
Water Company TO its destination near the
reservoir, ON tho Divide back OF the I'm
perial works. The heaviest casting OF the
whole he hauled to-day. II was . huge
cylinder ten feet In length by about seven
feet In diameter, and weighed about $1,000
pounds. What part Q. the concern this
cylinder was we did not learn.
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LIGHTNING FLASHES.

Eight Of tho principal business houses
and two dwellings at Athens. Ohio, wers
burned ct ~ o'clock last night. The losi
IL from $4,000 TO $50, 900, and there Il
$1,000 insurance.
The County bridge over the Scoto river,
near Chillicothe. Ohio, was burned yester.
day. The loss Is estimated at from $780,
900 to $50. 1000.
II 10 reported that the Turks are nov
bombarding Icanova. All available sur
geons and dressers arc going TO Osman
Bazaar.
Tho Wolfboro, N. H.. Savings Bank hAl
closed. pending an examination. The do.
posits amount to 500. 900. The reported
loss to depositors Is about fifteen psr cent
The German steamer America, from
Bremen for New York, has returned 70
port damaged by . collision with the Ital'
ian bark Utile, which sunk. taking down
the captain. mate and two m
There Is apparently . strong probability
that the duties on tea and coffee will b.
restored during the coming session OF Con.
gress. While there has been ~ yet no
organized expression Of opinion on the
subject, the casual declarations Of indi.
vidual members generally tend In tina,
direction.
Colonel Robert Tyler. son Of ex.Presi.
dent Tyler, dici In Montgomery. Alabama,
last night Of paralysis Of the brain.
Jean Bsptiste Philippe Barth. the we'll
known physician and medical writer Of
Paris, ID dead.
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Loc,rioS.-The Willow springs mining
claim has been located ON the ophir grade,
1000 fec, west Of Joffr-y's slaughter-h house.
Gold Hill District. by william Barrett.
This claim Is thought 10 be valuable on
account Of certain springs OF water which
find their heads upon II.
PROFESSOR MILLS vAS wAoESES. Prin'
cipal Of the Gold Hin Central School. in
forms the NV. that all the schools In this
district are doing well.
NExBrns Of the Gold Hin Miners
Union will lnd an item Of interest to
them In our advertising columns to-day.
c. N. BoSSEMoHr. Superintendent OF
tho Sierra Nevada mine. returned from
San Francisco las, sunday morning.
Thar shooting tournament for iaiies
will take place at the gallery Of Jeweti 4
naskins this evening.
TuE lower levels Of the 0phir will be
worked IN connection with those OF the
isnanzs mines
Tur c~oncoriia Mining Company has
alei esriiaedleopy OF articles Of ineor'
porAtion.
Pnorrsson vAHSKY's dancing class
commences this evening in Masonic
Hall.
Tux mills on the Carson River are De-
ing run at about half their capacity.
Tur Eureka mill is idle. II WAS run
ming on ore from the Justice.
Tux Sutro Tunnel Company will pay Oh
their workmen tomorrow.
TuE County Commissioners will hold q
meeting Tomorrow.
SUPERINTENDENT J. q. PaiR Is still In
Ban Francisco.
Tur water In the Carson River is falling
plowly.
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1hnaLssiv,ax Present.

Alexander Clark. for several years past
the able right.hand assistant Of j. @.
Belcher 4 Son. In the fruit business In
Virginia City. Notwithstanding the want
Of . proper proclamation by Governor
Bradley. was made tho happy recipient on
THANKSGIVING Day, by his wife, Of q most
appropriate aud lively present In the shape
Oh q bouncing daughter. The new Ophir
bonanza Is Of but slight Importance In
Clark's eyes now, a. lie feels that his
Thanksgiving lead fairly distances all the
ordinary b~onAnzAs.
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The Ophtr Niue.

Gold Hill was thrown into a state Of
excitement yesterday evening by the an
noune,ment that James q. Fair was TO
assume the SUPPLEMENTARY Of tho Ophir
niue. The following dispatch from San
Francisco explains the matter (: At a meet
ing Of the Trustees Of tho Ophir Mining
Company. held this day at 2 o'clock. con.
troll Of the mine passed into the hands OF
the bonanza firm. Colonel Fry, A. T..
Wade and A. X. 4. Harmon resigned as
Directors. and Charles II. Fish. Cornelius
O'Connor. George Il. Wells and George
Wallace were elected TO III the vacancies
caused by the above designations aud the
Heath Of Joseph Sharon. There remain
Of the old Trustees ]. T.. Jackson. q. l..
Weller anil j. II. Dickinson. lmmedi.
,t,ly upon the assembling Of the new
board Colonel James q. Fair was elected
superintendent Of the Ophir In place OF
william Hardy.
Captain Hardy has not yet been re.
level OF his duties as Superintendent OF
the mine. lie informed a NEws reporter
to-day that work in the drift cast OF the
south extension Of tho ledge Il being
continued. AL other operations on The
1900 level have been discontinued.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-04

CHANCE oF TEAcuERs.-A meeting Of
the Gold Hill school Trustees WAS held
last evening. Miss Libbie salkeld was
elected to the position Of Assistant Princi-
pal Of the Central School. Miss Lon Davis
gives up her school at American Flat aud
takes Miss Salkeld's place in the second
primary department. Miss Gertie Elan.
nagan was appointed teacher OF the
American Flat school. The changes took
place this morning.
A SHOOTING 'EpuoR.-At the fourth
quarterly meeting Of the Virginia Shoot
ing Club held at the Mound House last
sunday. A. q. Pratt Of Genoa Won the
club medal and first prize. valued at $40;
Mr.. NcCauley Of Gold Hill rot the Sec
ond prize, valued at SIS, and DIR. selma
bel Of Gold Hill the third. valued at $40.
Mr.. Pratt 10 tho lighting editor OF the
Carson Valley !S.~s.
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ROLLS or oHoR
Record OF the Geld niIi se,.ssi. for
Nev~mbsr.

Below we give our rsgula monthly state
ment Of the standing Of the students in
the various departments Of our public
schools:
MON SCHOOL.
Professor NJ. Van wagenen. Teaeher-
Senior Class-Thomas Mcdonald w. Liz-
zie Greenwood %, Lou Castor ~, Clara
smith 96. George Wright %. Glass
Fannie West 100. Lille keely loo, John
Mcdonald 30. Maggie Gillespie W, Beau
veto winterbaur 9s, Alice smith %.
Class-Rosa Swcany %. Andrew Hyde 9s.
Maggie Moran %, Joe Kennedy 9s, Nora
sullivan %, Isaac Scharf "a. Leonard
Liehienberger 96, Willie Likens 96
Florence Hicks 95, Clara l.. Smith %.
Willie Mettson IS, Henry buckley %,
victorine Duprey %. Q ClAss-John
Chegwidlen 96. Belle Fraser ID. Emma
winterbauer IS, John Mcneil %. Fred.
Mower 9j, Nellie Gray %.
Mis-, Eyerett's Room-Katis 0'Connell
20. Emily Thomas %. Patrick 0'Leary 9S,
John Collins 9s. Frank Wheeler %. Mar
tin Hawkins %. John McGinnis %, Mag
gle Kenealey 81. Josephine Mudd 81.
Nellie Winnie %. George Wheeler "a.
Henry McNeill "a. Eddie Holmes "a.
Robert Daley %. Grant Marsh %. Willie
westlske 96. Willie Gallagher %, Katie
Kelley 96, Ella Mcdonald 96, Mary Ran
dali 90, Annie C~hegwidden 10. Katie
Davis DC. Willie Hyde DC, John McCann
DC. John Coyle IS. Ada Liksns %, Patrick
McGrifin IS. Willie Flanagan ~. Frank
Gallagher %. Mary Bath %, Clara Pehl %.
D.. ur
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The washse Cini.

There Ia to 10 q novel social occurrences
in Virginia City. On tho evening Of tho
aist instant the members Of washoe Club
will give an invitation social hop at their
rooms. II Is the intention to have splcn'
did music. and only the very fortunate
will have an opportunity ~ even "look
In upon that occasion. The rooms OF
the wsshoe Club are very fine, and when
they give q reception II amounts TO some
thing,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-04
IEmmet.s =. KAISER"

Last evening Joseph X. Emmett. the
character actor, appeared for the first time
In Virginia. in his new comedy entitled
Z" The Adventures Of Kaiser" Tho play
il in three acts. aud has no particular lit
erary morit b recommend IL to popular
favor; but. crude and unfinished as IL Is,
II serves we'll TO Introduce Emmett IN his
peculiar specialties, which are. after all.
what the audience goes Ia see. National
Guard Hall was crowded. and Kaiser
Mr.. Emmett drew forth round after
round Of we'll earned applause. In this
character Mr.. Emmett Is much better ap'
preciatSd than In the old and somewhat
worn Fritz" Ills songs and dances are
all new and original. and take the audience
by storm. ". u. Curtis Is simply immsnse
a. Professor Abrams, tho pugilist. II. N.
Browns General Glaaville Is excellent.
both in the artistic manner OF his make
up, aud in his rendition Of the character.
". simms A. splodgsrs Is also tnc. lie
invests tho part with = grotesqueness
which Is irresistible. Among the ladies
Miss Gertie Granville. as Miss flyaway,
ia notably excellent. Tho entire cast Ia
we'll sustained by the company. The
same bill will be repeated tonight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-04

HEv. s. p. KELLY, State Superintendent
Of Public Instruction, Is visiting tho pub
lie schools OF Storey county.
TnE engine Esmeralda Is out OF the
shop. She is looking rs bright as 4 new
Carson dollar.
TuE California cleanup for the month
Of November will DO made tomorrow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-04

LONDON. Dec. l.-The Daily .Noe, COM
menting ON President Hayes message,
says: "The message deals principally
with tho questions Of pacihcation and Of
resumption Of specie payments. and On
both these subjects the President expresses
himself with good sense and good feeling"
The Tims' says: President Hayes has
not disappointed our expectation. His
message gives no uncertain sound on the
subject Of currency legislation"
Tho Daily Telegraph says: "Notwith-
standing tho discouragements with which
President Hayes has been met. the prudent
and firm position he has assumed In his
message insurss him tho support Of the
wisest and best portion Of his country
men,"
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s,rees aas,aiiss-.
lsr ns a. Ann p. a rls.i

lnu nx A. AMI v. rsLKaRArH LiS1l
s.S Fn,Scisco. liz. i-2:3O ?. n.
Bullion. ~
Succor. "a
Exchcquer. 90
California. 2sa, -
Cal, donia, 81
Grand Prize, i3a, i3As
Yellow Jacket. -. i2hs
Northern Belle, l2S, i2's
Benton. .. 2 30
silver Hin. J 30, 81
Mexican. i5a, i5a
Alta. ISL
Ophir. iG. i5S. &C.. iGs
lielcher. IA. Ia
Savage. i2il, ias, II
Ch0llar-P otosi, ~, i2t. u
Justice. ~. ISL
Oserman. -
Halo A Noreross, ~
Eureka Con. 81. 3jS, 81
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A CURE.

wKsr TOWNSEND, W.. May II. 1850.
ME.sRs. II. W. PowLk 4 Sons Gentlemen
several years ago took = severe cold. which
settled on my lungs. where II remained without
relaxation. wa. then In Massachusetts,. and
srowins worr. aud becoming unable 10 attend
10 NY bu.inc.s. I ret irned home and ooin'
msncsd searching In earnest Tor some medi.
cline which would rect ~ my lost health.
consulted phi, sicl,ns, ] tried many remedies,
but obtained 10, d lp. hut aally grew worse. ]
bad . terrible COACH aud "a -ed = god deal Of
blond had profusc night sweat, aud severe
rain In my side. continued 10 this state for
mo, tn :. and became ~ weak that IL WAS with
sreAi dificuliy ! ooaid walk. when VA. ad'
vised g. Try Witt IRA Balstm of Wild Caerry,
and 10 my great 10, ! soon Iound tina, this rem
edy had srr, sted the dises'e. continued 10
use the Balsam ~ the extent OF Ave bo ties.
and have since III o etpcrieuced M difficulty
Of the lung-. I believe tie Bal-an rsyed my
lie, and ! shall ever hold u In him estimation.
Yours truly. LEwlS PHILIPS.
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Issrnrp.-Ths house Of Phil. Dolan. on
SUNNI, street. destroyed by an ~ineendi'ry
ar. last SUNDAY morning. wa insured In
The Girsrd Of Philadelphia. for 5000. No
trace Of the inoendiary has been obtsinea
by tho authorities.
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d. II. GALLUP.

o. II. 0ALLur. opposite the Bank Of cslfor'
nis. 0vld HUI, keeps constantly on hand oil
fayoritr brands of Imported Cigars. ohoicc bill
cigars. ell II de OF chewing tobacco. meer
schaum pipes, mute, candies. nne cutlery. and
tors and fancy goods OF all kinds. apps m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-04

A CARD.

To all who arc snEeiing from the errors and
lndl.ersilons Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay, los. Of manhood. etc. ! will send Z
receipt that will cure you. rREE ~ CIIARaE.
rhi. grrs, r,msdy vas discovered by n ls-lon.
AIRY In South America. Scnd q self.addrersed
envelope TO the REv. JOSEPH T. INMAN,
station d. Bible Honsc. New YORK City.
mke0 6m
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ruR Fai.A0G fNTIN0 STAND.

For . roast Of beef uncicellcd In Storey
county. 20 TO Thomas II ,fron's Rating Stand,
In the Palace Salon. No. 7 North q street,
Virginia City. Prcrh oysters al all hours In
svery style. tory miners always on hand Il
night. For ta''y. home style Of cooking. and
the best and frrsi Get Of oil that the markets
Afford. the Palace Eating stand has no superior,
TRY n. apis NJ
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Moaetnry.

Nrs YoRg. Dee. i-ii A. N.
Currency. 97h ass.
Silver, thetis.
Trades. 96dt9Gs.
Gold closed AZ 2hes2's.
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REr0RT.
San Yraneisee Board.

San Franchise Board.
Last xvkSIso.
isso Alps. ~. ~. N. 1s,M
ss Rye Patch, 5
ass III Dorado south, N
9sKK Consolidated. 8. ~
s21 Belmont se
~ Raymond n kly.s
$40 Leopard. I %. ~
$50 Gils. I Gu. I 70. ~, i9
$40 Northern Bells. IN. IL, IN an, IN
40 Hus<ey. 7ee. 80
100 Geperal rhom.s. soc
SIS DE Frees. sSe, soc. BIC
soO ilornet. 25c
1900 indsI end. nee. I 20. ~
iT0o Argeita. II. 80
$40 y .valo. ! OIL. j iO.l
$50 silver Prize. soc
1850 Morning siAr AZ. ~. jD
$50 B,l'e t-le. i3e &c
SIS iAy. 4. . 10. ao
1tO Msios. t0c, CSC, rc
ITO New Co-o. Toe. 49,.
90 GOlden Chaiiot. ~
60 Bodie. ~
100 Bechtel. ek
7tS Leeds. :,
$50 Totop. I tO
30 silver King. Is
inlO Juiis. J 40. ~. . "a sas
sl0S Caledonia, 81. 5s.s bs
isssBsltimOre. I. sr sc
ifso silver Hi, 81. . ~. sG, > as. ~
is0 Challenge. ~
lSD Dayton, tsc Toe
sOl Roek Island. 2se, sc -
ssi5 New Yosk, q. y no. sb
50 Occidental. ~
s5 wocdville. I 10. I ~. I rs. ~. 80
go Lady Wellington. 10. ios
no ks.suih. -,
$50 American Flat. ~
no Andes. c5c toc. &C. rs
so North Car oa, 9Oe
80 Wells Fargo. 3Sc
us Ward. I. yoe. ~
1880 LeviAthAa. cOc. &c. sc
81, S"r,h Concentrated vIngihi.. ~
issb rro an. I Is. ! %. I -. l -
$50 lee. Sc. SIC
ms benton, . 10. rs. - ~
alO0 u vie. I. t5c. eOc
800 ~elid silver, ~
800 Joe Coates. 5c. J5c
Go ~ Loui-. SOC. ttc. toc
ss Rarck, Con-. -, si<. sts. sk
sen Ov-rman. Is. 25s 2is
e,so opelr. ~. tsx, Is. ~. IN, az rs. rS
go Bs.ss B-ieh-r. aiS. q. ais. ~. al.
1910 justice. IS. IA, ISIS
40 ktehsqusr.S
80 Con. Virginia. all 2's,r
rus sossiSs
1910 ophir. Cd. 49,. t5s. es. ID. 5s.BS
ioo0 Mexesn. l54 .lss. 10.
iico 0vu d 4 Curry. ios. ios, los ios, io'
los.
2ss Bsst q Bsiehsr. al., AN
2on CaifOrnla. 22S, xss, -
lc00 s.vase. nk. ias, Rs
Go Con. vlry MIA. SsN.N
Az Chollar.P otosi. n. pS, BIO
2OsO Hale q Noreross. H., ns,nS
lsl5 CrOwn Point. 7 b5. 6'..ss
80 FELLOW Jacket, i3S. t3s. ~.
4i0J impei ial. ! -
Us ksntaek. 6..5s
ass AiphA. bs. i1s lifs
2A6 B.leh.r T..Tk. Ts.It
n CJnd lenee sS,ss.ss
100 sierra Nsvsds, q 81
T65 Utah. 10
sss Bullion. NIX, IN. ~, ~. bJl
cas- Exeh quer. 50, 81
300 saceor. s. ~. ~. IN, t.t.N
Us Union Ton. Ts.fs,f,IIs
sis Overman, - ~
aus Justice. NV. u. isS. u Deo' h'.,ias
lJs
1860 Dansy. e0c os. bsc, COO
So SD. Bslchsr, "
iseD Alta. iss. isS .io. i-S Is
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l. CanGua.

Sudden change, Of climste are sources ri
Pulmonary and bronchial Affections. Take 81
onoe Browns Bnonchlsl Troche-. let the Cold,
Coush or Irritation Of the Throat be ever 90
sllght,
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BORN.

CLARK-ln Virgins City. November ~. " the
wifs nf AleIande, CLARK. . daughter.
KtiZNKYRR In CArr,n. December 2. TO the
wiss Of George W. Kltrmeyer. twins boy
and girl.
PRRRfAM In C~orrucopis. November n. TO
the wifs OF J. T. perriam, . an
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Arrival. ss,s n.sss.,
n.,,.r,vre. Last Es-s,.s.

v arown TIP sattcr lAngdon
Ja- More JW hatcher ON Hoover
J Hoover Bal Whitaker AW usrnet
~ Loxisr Eck n W -udrn
n Bejer Zealand III Tucker
Mr. Sine ugg Miss y Ugg IN STEPHENS
an Mali M-u,lt Mi-. x Hswsrd
Pfw Bls Id Fulton Mr. Cowan . Gu
Ne Z kenneiy Mr. cCs rmick MI oneseh
A Jose q dAn GG Wser- strot er
Mrs Megqnicr Mr. " Ash NJ. scahnik
Miss y piekey Mr~ strothsr III lien
N Jnhn-on Mis-. n stellar T " Dunn
Mrs " u Dunn M n Iiughes ColJ q Lane
ON sieho .ou "a 4 C.ulkin M- smith q ION
= h kenney ain Thompson
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Misisg Iteesrd.

Tho mines listed on tho San Francisco
Stock Board have levied assessments and
declared dividends indicated by the follow
ing tallu.
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MARRIED.
DIED.

MARTfN-In Han Frsncisco. November %.
May I'M wife Of william Martin, Q native
Of Ayrshire. Scotland, aged 80 ysar. late OF
East OAKLAND.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-04
A LADY sTR uCK
ADMIRATION

Al the beautiful HATS In Madame
fopca's wIndox.
sTRUCK, the second time. al tho
Low Pricssi
STRUCK. this third time. with aimira.
tion OF herself. when she looked 10 the
glass aud saw how we'll an plain
looking woman can look when rhe
wears . becoming hat.
Madame Ioryes's IL tbs place 10 OBJ
tain nns goods and cheap. No bonanra
price, here.
Velvet Hats made over to look like
MADAME LoRYEA,
No. o. sonth @ street, between Taylor
mol h I'm and Union. Virginia.
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Report Of the Secretary Of
the Treasury.
How the Presidents Mes.
sage is Received.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO RAJ ooLD HI
DA LY NEws.l
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AIUsENESfs.

AIUsENEHfs.
FIREMEE's AND CITIZENS
GRAND DRESS BALL,
Il ''' - -.' . i. -
Gold Hill Fire Department,
MINERS UNION HALL, GOLD MILL.
TUESDAY EVENING, DEC. IS, 1877.
Committee % Avranseneses.
= ks1%psdy. Oh Ens Wolf, Dsl.s.,s
4 Bcholl. ID Asst A CARR. Delegate
a Jones. Fore Liberty J II MILL. Liberty
n selton. Fore Y J'ket W Nv Dosne. Liberty
Bish. fore Line In . II osrrick, Liberty
4 Mchartin. Y Jacket H. Bianeha'd. Lincoln
x nsrcer. Jseist Bryan, Lincoln
~invitatss Csunittss.
vnaMIA GIFT.
John iii Hu : sCsunis v Hfi P.S az ci Pss e
COLI ELL
oniceu and Members Of the Fire Department.
CARSON CIT.
Gus Lewis. Old Chief L stsrns. Fore MOL
3 Sa = s wii.sa Pr S., No 10 ALT''i'''' r0''S''
ssSs; : s ss;I IL S:. SsS..
HLvEs crrr.
JIM Me0lnnis ? Kenyon
rs Dsvanpors
Recsptiss Cs.mifse.
Il! :: :;; ! e; a.. 4 e. e e.; e..
J b GG,e AS S;.1:
Ffssr Director.
A MeMartin
Fissr nsssssrs.
\ bb !; $ &C.. s En-: "
TICK %
admitting 0sntisman and Ladissl
varney's Celebrated Quadrille Band
Has been engaged for the occasion.
- The Ladies' and oeutiemsn's Hat and
Clo,k Rootn viii be In charge Of compstent
FREE OF CHANCE. nos I'd
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Below we give our rsgula monthly state
ment Of the standing Of the students in
the various departments Of our public
The New York herald., 1877-10-19
ANOTHER CHARLEY ROSS.

BOY OF SEVEN YEARS ABDUCTED AND RES
cuED- HIS GATORS STRANGE STORY.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnALD.l
RICHMOND, Ind, Oct. Is. 1877.
John Eddy Mo1tt, aged years, OF
wealthy Quaker gentleman OF this city, was 1idnappcd
by rowing gypscs at hafpast four yesterday after
noon. They pursued all night by ARMED horse
who were relieved by fresh ones this morning.
The chaso ended this evening when detective Schofer,
of this city found them secrctcd in along The
course OF small sLream over IN Southwestern Ohio.
rs HE THE LOST CHARLEY
His abductors claim that the boy is Charley Ross.
ana say they have carried on correspondence with
his a,her Tor months rhey intended to lake him
TO Cincinnati and from thence to Texas. whore they
would hnd way of getting HIM TO Philadelphia.
Since the abduction occurred II has been shown that
the COY adopted by Motltt three years ago. He
then four years old. He somewhat resembles
Charley Ross but no pictures 0! tho Ross boy
here to compare with HIM. Many persons think
ho may be the lost boy, and his Will lie invcsti
gated tomorrow Mottt Is one OF tho most promincn
Quakers OF this city, ana his friends laugh at the idea
OF bis beng concerned in the Charley Ross abduction
The New York herald., 1877-10-19
STANLEY.

REPORT OF THE COMMERCIAL AGENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF THE ARRIVAL OF THE
GREAT EXPLORER AT ST. PAUL DE LoANoA.
WASHINGTON, Oct IS 1871.
The Department OF State has received despatch
from the Commercial Agent 0. the United States al
ST. Pau! do Loanda announcing the ARRIVAL al that
place on tho 2ls. Of August board the Portuguese
nan-otwar Rio Pamega, os Stanley. the African ex-
plorcr lie has discovered the o. the Congo.
He mas travelled through country hitherto unknown
part looked upon himse. hts companions
as wild beasts q, only killed He passed
dhy-scven cataracts on tho Congo which the
river is navgabe for large vessels tor 1000 miles.
MEETING ENGLISH TRADERS.
After passing all the falls below Yelala his company
being sick disprted, he struck the country
and In ve days arrived a, Bona, where he English
and Portuguese traders. From Bona he taken 20
Cabcnda on an English steamer. where he was received
on board the Portuguese man-owa- above mcnt toned.
lie Is accompanied by ll5 natives, all that lett OF
company Of 3l5 win which he set out from Zanzibar
KINDNESS PORTUGUESE OFFICIALS
Nothing could exceed tho Kindness toward the great
traveller and his company of the officers of the Rio
OF Loanda Tho Commercial Agent transmits a copy
OF despatch from the Governor OF the province, con
graduating him the representative OF the Amercan
Republic the groat labors and discoveries or tho
ilustrious citizen of The unitea States . Sanley)
and Offering him any assistance which II is IN the
power Of the government to render.