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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-05

The new accommodation steam propel'
Ter Niagara, Captain d. W.. Avery. MASTER
Il now the fastest and most elegantly I'm
ishoi and furnished boat on the lake.
This steamer has been but recently lifted
M with all the modern conyeniences, In
cluding iife-prcservers and fro appli.
ances, 50 arranged that they can
be nut In use almost instantly.
Tho Niagara is now ready TO transport
passengers aud freight To and from all
points ON the lako. The celebrated DE
Vail Band, Thomas II. Ds Vail. Leader,
assisted by his sons Herbert aud Frede-
rick, have been engaged for the season,
and will travel on the Niagara
The steamer Niagara will connect
with all stage lines running to and from
Tahoe City. on the west side, and with
Bsnton's daily stage line tn and from Car
son, on the cast side. Passengers VIII be
given ample time for dinner at the Lake
shore House. w. A. b. Cobb. proprietor,
G~lenbrook. For q trip around the axe
the price il reduced from s. to 81 90; Tor
a trip to McKinney's, to 81 for q trip TO
any point on the Lake. to 80.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-05
s!rsdtsg she sshssis.

The Gold Hill School Trustees held .
meeting yesterday evening. Principal
Van wagenen. Of tho Central School, MAS
instructed to prepare a series OF questions
for tho various schools Of the district.
These questions are to bc used Tor OK
aiming the students during the present
month. anil the examinations are to be In
writing. These will DO inspected by FRO,
f..sor Van wagenen during vacation. aud
when the schools convene again IN septeni-
Der IN. pupils will be assigned TO the dii-
fcrent grades. according to their scholar
ship. II Is not expected to place the
schools upon a perfeetgrade. nothing more
than = working grade being aimed at. One
reason WIN the schools % this place cam
not be perfectly graded is that they are so
widely scattered. Pupils living ON the
American Plat could not lie expected To
come all the way up TO the Central School
house. A two months vacation Will he
given, commencing with the first day OF
InIx
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-05
A Nudden War.

The generally quiet and well.behaved
atmosphere 81 Gold Hill yesterday with
out any previous warning. suddenly be-
came the theatsr Of . desperate war. II
was between the houses Of Plat 4 Rich
and Rsinstein 4 Wolf, and how ii origin.
atei no one seems to understand. but II
was war to the knife AMI knife to the hilt.
Il was like unto the present. fierce war be-
tween Russia and Turkey. Defiant pla.
cards were issued and displayed. AMI
crowds Of men rushed from one store
10 the other. buying good suits OF
clothing at less prices than they thought
possible. Some sworc that Russia sold
the cheapest. while others went thoir coin
ON tho Turk. Toward evening the combat
between the Moslem and the Bear thick
ened, and onward rushed tho brave pnr.
cha.era to gather up tho spoils Of the
battlefield. The war still RACES and both
clothing houses are closing ont at most
ruinous prices. Ye philosophic miner
drrsseth himself in bononza style for n
mere song, Ani careth not which whips.
Now il the time and the opportunity.
Rnsh in anil be suited.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-05
A mAss Ntabbesi.

A man named Samuel Kingsman was
stabbed by some unknown person last
night As he was entering his cabin which
i. situaied Just back Of the Gould and
Curry hosting works in Virginia City.
He said he had Just come from work and
entered his cabin. when, seeing . light In
another room occupied by his partners, he
started to 20 in there. Just then the light
was .xtineuished. the door shut and .
man dressed In dark clothes. stabbed him
and rushed out. kingsman follower MN.
%csIling .murler,'' and went nearly ~
smith street before finding any o 10
render him n assistance. His wounds
are very severe. but probably not i.,ai.
The only explanation to BE- given IL INA
the assassin. knowing that pay-days nave
lust passed. and that the occupant. Of tne
c.bin were miners. Was there for plumber.
and being likely 10 be caught. inflicted the
wound in an endeavor 70 eseaPs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-05
N,.,..., ou.rs' nan. Virs,a,..

Firstelass entertainments are always
appreciated aud we'll p~a'ronized ON the
Comstock. The Salisbury Troubadours,
now playing in National Guard Hall, Vir'
GINA. are no exception TO this rule. Their
merit 1. sufficient guaranty Of their suc-
cess. The hall was crowded with = FASH
ionable audience. and the performance WAS
fully w Ia the standard Of what was e.
pecteL. The T~roubaiours fulfill COM
~ple,.ly IA. promises made In their aivsr.
ii.emcnts. and more than ill the measure
Of fun anticipated. In the musical eAtrav-
aganxa entitled Patchwork" . number
Of vocal gems arc given In . manner 10
csp,iys,e the hearts Of all lovers OF har.
mony. Go and hear them tonight, n
forget for a time the rude cares OF q life In
the sa~gebrush. II will do you good. A
hearty laugh Is better than . spell Of sick
ness. A great many local hits are intro
duc.d. The bus runs to Gold Hill aiter
the performance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-05

And new, as tho warm weather comes
along. anil not only pleasure-seekers, but
men and women tired 81 the toll and worry
Of everyday life, seek needed rest. health
and recuperAiion. tho longing wishes Of
many Of Us are To take q trip To the Lean.
tifui lake. The alkslied. sulphurated and
wearied Comstocker twists his longing
heart in that direction. and many oil US
arc mighty likely 10 get there: iet the
times DO never 80 hard. Most Gold Killers
go 30 John McKinney's. at Sugar Pine
Point, ON the California sido OF the
Iale. and there they lind everything they
20 after. Read about IL In our new ad'er-
tisements TO-DAY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-05
GAN FRANCISCO.
The Grown Point Election The Old
Management Carry the Nay n he
Election 20 be Contested Ia the
(OuFfa.

o.. p..x,.,o J,,o -Tba animal
DAN -.
meeuns OF 'he s~'ocAho'ueiS VI w ''o"
Point Gold aud Silver Mining Company
wss held NJ their Office this afternoon.
m,--- $50 r., ,~on.,jor.,io Ji...,i..
Thero nA'lns 'ee"
faction and opposition 70 inc preS'n' man
apement non certain shareholders dur
49,, a. n.., ,.v mon,bs. and n hot fight
."b ~ T., ..o....s AZ. -.
Tor contIoi ocInS p,r,osss n.,
were dehsoly paeAeu VIZ nv .sre
anu others W. ~ nain,s v.rn .aJ
eseulnss; ~ T.. o,c ,ha mss,,ns,
IN reg,,u " ue nw pra.iisn, We,iap
1870" AZ -,,inn,.. ~ iho nrsv;on. an.
I. c w.s Jisn",.ed viii AMI ,hs
nua, mrs,,. ..ioJ ~
regniAr nush,'. sann,, v.. ,o,, =,
Ihe rresia0n vi" lI,iaa.,inn. Ssa,,h,,
toueheu uPon many a,eSAo my.ssh,
mp ny tnc opposiuon, Ahu sipialnru ,nA,
great misreprsseh'auons a,u inlus,lco hau
been dono ,ne P,.scn.
through preluuiee. !, spoNo " 'ne UNI
entities encountered uurins the yes,. tne
disastrous decline ~ w mark, yalue o,
SUCK aud otner c.uscs wh'ch n,u uls'.rpcu
the equanlmi.y OF anA,is, anu gs.se' nIh.,
were confidently predicted The report
was accepted.
The superintendents report was lhen
read; and that OF the Secretary anu placed
on fle.
Then ,he election OF o,heers TOT T .he en-
SUING year va proceeuea WIN. ihe ",
po.1uon nomiha.ea Ine ,ol.o"'n ~ "v
= I. Wiise,; SnI mn...r
Sscno.I, u. ~. M,hise, Anu r.n nuoy.
Ine regular ucke' ., tno preh, Wr
men. ws lou" no,irson ", .nj
49, Do" w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-05
" TO THE TEETH.

This 10 . vcry common expression. but We
think that to rmbeilish and preserve them To .
ripe old sxe IL decidedly more appropriate.
mi. can b. done by keeping yourself supplied
with . bottle Of that splendid dentifriee. FRA
grant sOZODONT. which will bssutliJ the
e.eth spd pr-serye them iron the ravages Of
decay. sOZODJNT contains no acids o. griny
mbsfspcs. which injnrc tho enomel, but 70
oomposed Of rArs md antiseptic hirbs. which
ssvs A beneficial effect on the whole economy
81 ~ mouth. Sold By druggsfts. myio
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-05
A CARD.

To all Who are suffering from the srrors and
lndiscrvsions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
dsray. loss Of manhood. etc. will send .
receipt that will cure you. ykll OF caAnos
This great remedy vas discovered By . ission.
arr In south America. tend Q se~lf-sddiessed
envelope TO the Rkv. JOSEPH T. INhAh.
station ID. bible Iiouse. New York City.
mh30 en-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-05


0uR public school 'eaehets WI" A.os
paid ina few days inc s''ooo
red by tho County Commissioners from
the Generai Fund OF the county 20 ,hc
school fnnu nns D~a f@tol,ows. yif.
ooin;. 1,s,rict. s5'g6a; Gold Hill district.
20 sss'
In ,h. pi.,ric, Cour, yesterday Pablo
pon,,., and Lor,uzo Martinez. the burg
""-,-.,. ,.,, An. accidental mill n
couple Of week. ago, pleaded not guilty.
Their trial xa1 set LOT 'o-dAs'
In giving the aggregate OF pnp'i. IN the
old Hill schools. yesterday Professor
Davis school was onn ha,ns. ,hs npmbsr
mn ~ M FOR an tho schools.
- Il, An. ,uppel ON the Central
ne. p.,,o,a which DELAYED Sundays
.,,,... train has been repaired, AMI the
train. are running regularly As usual
Tur total bullion. 'yieli Of the Chollar.
po,o.i min. during the past month wa.
$3.50 IG. OF this amount sis,s'o %
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-05
FROM "A DisrISGUIsnRD JuRIsr.

az have tried thdPnRuviAx sEarY. and the
result faiiy s~ustains your prediction. II has
made 3 new man OF me Unused Into my sys-
tenn new vigor and energy. ] am no longer
~tr-mulous aud dsbiiitsied ~ when you last
saw me. but stronger besrtisr, and with larger
capacity for labor. mental and physical. than
by All druggiste.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-05
rnR PALACE RArlNa arANn.

For . roast Of beef pneicellsd In Storey
county. 80 10 Thomss Hefrou's Eating Stand.
In the Pslaos Saloon. no. 7 North O str ct,
yirg.n City. Fresh oystsrs d al houn In
every styis. Forty miners always 90 hand Of
night. for tas'y, home style Of cooking. and
the best and fresf est Of eli that The markets.
Afford. the Pslaee Eating Stand has no superior.
TRY n. apl1 N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-05
O, n. GALLUP.

o. II. oALLur. opposite Tho Bank Of califor.
mis-. Gold hin. keeps constantly on hand eli
fayorite brands a Imported Cigar. ohoios bit
cigars. eli II DIS OF chssiny Tobacco. meef.
srhsum pipes, nuts, candles. nne cutlery. and
toys and iancy goods of all kinds. sp7S m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-05
notice.,

PROV. CHAs. n. sTEEN can b cousslied
d The Capital Lodging fioass. Room 10. for
four days only, and viii uss his psvsn - .
healing AT. He win give psivats eonsultatiens
In regard 10 the past and future, n In phfsn.
the rssddsnoss Of patients when dsstnd. jsstf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-05
Fop THROAT, cHRsr AND LUNGS

Dlmmltt's Cough D.lssm Il no patent prspsrs-
tior. The recipe 10 known to many Of our best
physicians. and they recommend u fVr oil die
esses Of the thrust. chest aud lungs. Ask your
drugyist, John Jones, IT,. foe it. III ny3i ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-05
REPOkr.
aau Tranctseo Board.
LAT ENENrNa.

san Franchise Board.
LAST EvKSNo
50 Meadow Valley. Sc
81 Raymond q Ely, sh,s
7D Eureka Con-, isk
80 Jackson, ~
80 Leopard. ., 10,
10 Eidorado south. 5S
40 ella. sc
50 Jefferson, SC
- Northern belle. ieS. 1Gs
90 GENERAL Thomas. SC
SIS Manhattan. sA.T
sao srand Prize. 81 80
sD Modoc. 40. ~. 7fO
CO.. New Co-o. ass. 400. ~
80 Golden Chariot, N
Scj Leeds. les
80 Savage. $50, 80. 3k
6lo Con. Virginia. 2ss. IAN
SIS Uvertnan. Is IS. i3k. IL
az E~xehequsr. ~. aO
AS Justice. 6's.5 81
lto Sierra Nevada. 5s. as;
40 Union Con-. an
~ Choilar Puto.i. IS 40. 23S o.
S15 best d R.leh-r. it'.. u
3oS California. ssa. xsS
TgJ Gould a cauy.s..Gk
us builion. 40. t.6S
ITO Utah. -, i7A
1D Hale 4 Norcfoss, . q. a9o
SO Caledonia. 2.0. 40
100 Beieher. Az
5ts imperial. tSc. 81
us ophrr. IN. IN
ats Mexican, IN.
W Alpha. 10
30 Crown Psint. 4. 40. as
CO Yellow Jacket. sS,s
TINS MOANING.
IL ophlr. u. lis
40 Meriean. T's. :. ".
soO Gould q Curry. t.e,. .
$50 B<-s a Belehsr. Is, i3.. it.
Goo California. 81
Gas ravage, 3.so. ass. $50
40 csn. Virginia, z,k. 2sS
ip Choilar. iots-i, %, AN
i9u Hale a Notero--. ~
rs Crown Point. 50
40 YsIlru Jaskst.6S
AIS Imperial, SIC, &c
$50 Kentuek,
iS Alpha. ~
iD Iislehsr. 4. SO
Go s,srr, Nsssls. sa0. ~. ~, J.3
ass Utah. II. iik. "a.
as Bullion, ~. 4 10. tUo.s
yo Exeheausr, ~. 5D
~ s-s Bslcher. u
rs Ovsruian, i3k. ijs
ass Justies.o Z. 81.
It5 Union Co.,. 4 ~. .tr',t"
lIO JsliA, ~. ms. lu
7D Caledonia. I ~. .. IN
assi silver Hl,l. iS.iS
80 New York. -
rs andes. $50
tD North Carson. ioc
% baltimore, Soc
40 Prospect. <c
zOp Morning star. ~
tnO Trojan. oe, SOC
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-05
SUDDEN CHANGES

Ia the v,ather sfe productive Of Throat Dc.
esses. Coughs and Colds. There IL no morn
,nectuai reii.f TO be iound than In the uss VI
Browns Bronchial Trvches.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-05
COUGHS \ l.

Are oftsn overlooked. A eontinusncs for any
lsng,h Of time cAnseA irritation Of the lungs or
sonI. chronic throit diss.se browns Bronchial
rnoch,s are an en,etusl cough rpmsdy. q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-05

Lsox's KArzluoH makes bsau.ifal, siosy.
luxuriant hair; prevents its falling out 90 turn.
ing aray. II hAs stood the test Of forty ysars.
y ckarmingly psnumsd, and has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-05
gins n Musicians

A News correspondent a, Carson thu
.p@.ks Of the Deyall band Of musicians
who are now delighting the appreeiative
music-lovcrs % Virginia City; Herbert
Il the greatest musical prodigy OF the age;
hi. solos ON the cornst are considered
wonderful for one aged only years.
Frederick. aged 10 years. plays the bari
tone anil p~iccoio with astonishing prob
cheney. Mr.. Middleton completes the
band, playing brass OF string instruments.
DaIl. or parties around or near the lake
ca. secure these musicians at reasonable
figures.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-05
IMpORTED CIGARS.

Imported Pumsreigas. Bouquets, eantiagos;
two for twenty Ave cents; the best aud cheapest
eisars In ths STATE. Gail aud try them o. Bum.
m~rnsld's, Main rtr-st. Opposite J'p'.' dug
store, myio
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-05
X P~II0TOaRAPHs.

Piciur~s taken Of reduced prices 81 the great
Flying Photograph Gallery. Cards. - per
dozen, Cabinets. 81 per DOZEN a-ms. two
dozen for nfty cents. All other pictures In
proportion. my2i N
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Arr,y.,. this ssssssu.


J wthsrai J Ham Scott
J Cs1pbeil AWIliams ynapP
w Grefory LG Wich aSsessu
Mr. Powell In Greenhooi nshhut.
\ II ifughe. MLNeiaushina us,psnuI.s
r W rymons I'D Roberts WIS 80
Mrs Mulcahy ELstrrn ~h,,an.
Mrs. Jones Mcmahon 80 Msnin-,Iy
Me- walton Juisehi-ins&s nish "ni.sAe'
Mr.. Mclean BW siisr WINS murtey,
q z Millsri Nj. WEI N.Y. u'~afd
Mise I. DIVINE Ghhoek~ellxw. fisr's
Mrs. W Hvirivnw u stone, wiieh wan wiz
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-05
OPIUM SMOKING IN GOLD HILL.

a shame and disgrace 10 any Civil.
ised ~ muntty-Witl Our Au-
liberties do Nothing 60 Stop 1t:
"A Few Words from "'Citineu."
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On Lake rRhoe.

FRASKrowS, June ., 1871.
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FREIGHT DELIVERY!
GOLD HILL.

uAyrNa MADE yuLL ARRANGEMENTS
II FOR The reception aud delivery Of all kinds
of PilRiuilT coming over the VIRGINIA and
TRUCKHH RAILROAD 20 the
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Nicholas Minturn,"


whose story Of "Sevenoaks " gave the hug
e-t satisfaction to the readers Of the
Monthly.
The scene OF this latest novel H. laid o.
the baLks Of The Hudson The hero il q
young man who has been always "tied 10 3,
womun'- apron strIng.," but who, by H.,
death Of his mother, j. left alone in H.,
wOrd-tO drilt on the current Of life Wit.
a fortune, but without purpose.
Another serial, "llis Inheritance" by
Mrs TraftOn, win begin on the compile ioL
OF That Las, . LOwrle's," BY Mrs. Hodg.
son Burnett Mrs. Baruelt's story, begun
in August, has u palhos and dramatic powei
which have been a surprise TO the public.
There j. 10 be a series OF original and "a.
quistely Illustrated papers Of Popular Sci
ence," by Mis-. HerIi,k, each paper com
pete in irei.
There are ODE, from various pens, paper.
on
Home Life and Travel"
Aso, practical suggestions AZ TO town an
country life, village improvement ts, etc, b.
wslknown specialists.
Mr.. Barnard's articles on various indu,
cries OF Great Britain include the history o.
"Some Experiments in Cooperation ~
Scottish Loaf Factory" in the Noyemhel
number, and Toad Lane, Rochdalc," in
December. Other papers are, "The Britt,
Norhingmnn's Home, "a Nation OF SHOP
keepers, '"lia'penuy aWeek for the Child.
etc,
A richly Illustrated series " III be given o.
"American sports by Flood and Field" by
various writer, cad s"~h uinoicrt
theme. The subject Of
"aol,sl1li tH3naseo-ltioa'
will have a prominent place, whilst tie
production, Of Anne rican humori,ts VIII al.
pear from month to month. The list D
shorter stories, bcgrs phical and ot q
sketches, etc, is long one.
The editorial department will continue {"
employ the ablcst pens both at home AL
abroad. There will be Il series oil letters Cd
( literary matters, from London, by MIR. We.
| ford.
The pages Of the magazine will be open,
. as heretofore, 20 far as limited space vii.
/ permit, TO the discussion Of all themes al.
/ ieCting the social and religious lie OF thV
| world, and specially to the freshest though
| OF the Christian thinkers and scholars g.
| this country.
| We mean to make the magazine swcefcl
/ and purer, higher and nOber. more genia
| and generous in all IL uttcrunccs and inlu'
| encts, and a more welcome visitor ,har
| ever before IN homes OF refinement and cUi
! ture
FIFTEEN MONTHS for 81.
| SCRIBNER Tor December, now ready,
! and which contains the opening chapters .,
| "Nicholas Minturu," VIII be read with eagti
| curiosity and interest. Perhaps no NOR
! readable number Of this magazine has "
been issued. The three numbers OF Scri,
ner for August, September, and October
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