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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-02-22
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Chicago = North Western R.n
Embraces under one management ~.
Trunk Railway Lines Of the WEST md ~
WEST, and, with its numerous Brsnchs, ~
n<ctiOna, forms the shortest and ouet...
between Chicago and all points in IIIises,
c,.nein, NJ rthern Michigan. MINI, s,.
Nebrasks, California and the Western ~
Omaha and CalIforni. LII.
Is the shortest and best route better r.
and ali points in Northern Illino ! Iowa s n
Neb aka, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah. ~
California Oregon. China, Japan and AaS
Its a
chicago, 81. Paul q Minneapsl,. n
L the short lire between Chica. and N :,
in Northern Wis. onsin and Minnesola IN
Madison, st. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth nj
points in the Great Northwest. Its ~
La Crosse, Winona &.St. Peseru.
Il the hest route between Chicago and Ia q.
Winona, Rochester, Owat,nna MankatoS \
New Uln., and al points In Southern nd H.
Minnesota. ltsl
Green nay 4 Marquette Lin
Is the only line between Chicago and J,,s,
WATERFOWL. Fond dn Lac, Oshkosh. ADu.s
Green Bay, Eschanaba, Negaul,ee. N,ms
lloughtos, Hancock and the Lake Superior q
try. Its
Freepost Il Dubuque Linz
Is the only route between Chicago snd h
Rockford, Freeport, and all points viz Rlsux
lis
Chicago 4 milwaukee Lin,
IL the cid Lake Shore Route, and lie the oul,
passing between Chicago and Evs,stoa L
Forest, Highland PAX, Waukgsu. ~
Krnoei,a anu Milwaukee.
Pullman Palace Drawing Roen q
are run ON all through trains Of this nj
This II the ONLY LINE running thes. an
TWEEN chicago and st. Paul and Ainnap
Chicago and Milwaukee. Chicago and wintia
Chicago and Green lay
Cioes connecti. ms ATE male, 1t Chicago vtl
Lake Shore q Michigan Southern, Mchlgn
Chicago, Kankakee Line and Pan Ham d Ru,
for ali points EAST. SOUTH EAST ,ano with
Chicago Alton and Illinois Central fer oil ,
SOUTH.
Clcse connections are also NAL, with The .
Paciflc r. r.. at Omaha for far West points.
Close connections are made al junction }
with trains Of all cress points.
Tickets over this route are sold by a %
Ticket Agents H. the United States and Can
ReuleInb /. You ask for your Tickets Vi
chicago & Norh-wcnt, m Railway, and,sks
other
New York Office No. Ais broadway; B
Once. No. State Street; Omaha Ofice.B
ham Street; San Francisco Office. 12l Mon
cry Street; Chicago Ticket Officts.52 C'aks
nuder Sherman House; f5 Canal. corner Nj
Street; kinzie Street Depot. corner W.
an Canal Streets; Wells Street Depot
Wells and Kinzie Streets.
For rates or Information not attainable
your home ticket agents. :pply to
w. II. STEM NIT. MARVIN kuGHlT
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associations; Tho reminded Us that the
Gospel il The power Of God unto salvation.
He reminded as that many clements
combine to give the teacher power, such
O. promptnsss, kindness, adaptability,
aptnsss to teach, etc. He has the great
love Of God a his central theme. Mr.. ".
showed that merely intellectual teach
er never secures the conversion Of the
soul. This intellectual power Is highly
| importan::, but il must be accompanied
| b. this heart mower Of love to God and
souls. A warm, loving heart ia much
better than whole libraries or knowledge.
He then spoke Of the Importance Of sin
csrity, enthusiasm and tenderness.
At this period of the meeting the Pres.
ident announced that the Woman's Chris
tian Union had sent 4 friendly gree, IL. to
this Convention. The Secretary then
proceeded TO read this kind letter which
We should copv were It not too lengthy
After thia reading the chairman intro.
dued = Scripture and Song Service on the
s:Model Teacher This BIble.readinc
accompanied with these appropriate
stanzas Of sacred song was indeed a soul
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] struetioe lesson but can not dscribe it.
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! character and Importance.
Nj. Hurd then read An appropriate Res.
ponse to the Womsn's Christian Temper.
ance Un,on. This paper was unanimous.
i " adoptcd and the meeting closed at 1
P. NJ, with Teachers Meeting, conduct
ed by Mr.. Hazard This exercise con
Quoted by such d p,oster in his work. was
one Of great value to every teacher pres
ent. Indeed, real live teacher would
not miss that 80 minutes drill for dollar
And vet, strange to tell. a few Of the ap
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-02
yirrinia Musielpsi Arairs.

Tho Virginia City Board Of Aldermen
held = meeting last evening. The bills for
the first months expenses OF the new Fire
Department were reported at sa,44o SO
II. 4. Wood. City Tax Collector. reported
tho amount collected for city licenses for
the week ending last evening 10 be $500
and presented tho Treasures receipts for
the amount. The City Jailer's report was
received and placed on file. City Treas
urer Currie reported a. follows: Money In
the General Fund April I, Si3,9sl 30
Nav 1, ss,622 SO. In the Water Bond Re.
dsmption Fund the account appeared bal.
snced, Tho City Clerk. however. reported
the sum Of s9,223 % belonging to tho
fund loaned. In tho Fire Department
Fund there remained $40 81 Of the 81 800
transferred thereto. Report received aud
died. Bills amounting 10 $3.50 20 were
presented and referred. The ordinance
Tor the prevention Of the discharge OF fire.
works Within the city limits was passed.
The ordinance fixing the license Of stock
brokers was laid on the table. and the City
Attorney ordered 10 drafta new ordinance,
making the license for brokers OF the first
class (sales Of SITS, 900 or over) $50; Sec
oud class (sales OF $i25, 000 to $i75,0O0).
$40; third class tsales Of $4,000 TO $685.
OOOj, s25. The resolution authorizing tile
Msyor and Clerk 10 enter into q contract
with the Globe Gas Light Company. was
adopted. His Honor said that, under the
charter, ordinances and resolutions having
the effect Of ordinances, required his ON.
cial approval. lie would examine the
present resolution and approve Of II, or
return u 10 the Board with his objections.
ldIourned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-02
rhn, treasure rreve.

The finding Of the amslsam In Silver
City caused . great deal Of excitement In
that place. Tho boy Ryan found 800
pounds. and 4s1 pounds additional were
unsarthed by Constable Lester and the
whole lot taken possession Of by him.
The California Mill and Mining Company
commenced action at once TO replevin the
treasure, claiming that u had been stolen
from their mills. The papers being de-
fsctiye, Constable Lester refused ~ u
over the property. The Silver City Ti~''
Of to-day says that one Of the papers
served on Mr.. Grier a. . "truo copy was
certified " John W. Grier, Justice Of tlis
Peace" and 70 deliver tho same ito the
Sheriff OF Storey county" These papers
were partly Giled out In town by the sttor.
ney Of the company. II 10 not proposed
10 let Storey county have any OF our
"chicken pie" 90 says Lester. and 90 say
our citizens. who wish 10 guard the Inter
eats Of young Ryan. who made the ind,
and 10 the oldest Of three children OF 9
widowed mother. The parties who had
taksn the trouble TO place the amalgam In
the tunnel had on n or two occasions
made retorts and more than likely have
run bars heretofore. Partof the amalgam
II In possession Of Mr.. Grier. but the
greater part IL In the Office OF Wells
Fargo a Co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-02
TIE Last Race.

psu. Lsekey. Joe Josephs and Jake
Young viii run q foot-rsce on @ street.
virginia. next Sunday. In 1870 . race
was run by the fire companies Of Virginia
from No. 2's old engine-house, 20 feet south
Of the Presbyterian Church. to No. %
sneipshouss on North G street, each com
pany naming twelve Of Its members 70
draw . hose-cart and 500 feet Of hose over
he course. The race and prixe-a silver
trumpet-were won by Young America
Company No. 2. OF the twelve men who
ran the race but three are now left in town.
These arc Joe Josephs, Ben. Lackey and
Jake Young. and to these the trumpet 30.
longs. Not wishing TO own the trumpet
In common. the three gentlemen named
will run . race over tho same coursc-the
nsst man out 70 take the trophy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-02
SAN FRANCISCO.
The Newly Elected Onsesrs Of she
Martin White Atning Company.

San FaAScrsco. Nay al P. H.
The following officers and Trustees wers
yesterday elected by the Martin White
Mining Company: President. Annis hsr'
rill ; Treasurer. George @. Hickoz; Super
intendent. John Hooper Secretary. Lyt
Teton Price. Trlstees-C. H. Sanyan.
John A. Hooper. z. d. Sawyer. Annis
Merrill, and ono vacancy to all. Martin
White. the former President and Chief
Manager, and L. @. Clement, Superin-
tendent. are the principal rsursnsnh.
II 10 said that the new company have
ample capital. and that they are now In .
better condition than ever 10 make their
mines. In fact. the whole Of Ward Dis.
trict, Q success.
John T. DAILY. . reputsd millionaire and
the proprietor Of Windsor Hall. II miss.
Ing. and II 10 feared be has committed
suicide.
John d. FELTON, died to-day 81 his resi-
dencs In Oakland Of paralysis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-02
ASSESSMENTS

north Consolidated yirsiais % cents
per sharv: levisd April 18th: dellnqusn,
May All: cal. day. June i1th.
n. n. a Msssgsusery-s cents pr share;
levied April 9Th; dslinqusAt May 18th; sails
day. June iath.
sierra Nessaa-so cent. per share; lesisd
April a.; .e'i'qasn' Nay a''A' sale Gay
Over,uam-s3 per share: is,ied April 10th
Delinquent, Nay 2iss: sale day, Juns iitn.
ai,vsr Iltti-n per .hsre. lsviei April lithi
delinquent Nay i5th; sale day. June TN.
pphil. shsvtdan- 20 cents per share. levied
April ieih: dslnquest Nay 18th; sale day
Jan> 9Th.
Daysoa- al cent. psr share: levied April SIN
delinquent May 18Th: sale day, June aih.
Usah-s2 per share: levied April iithi dein'
qusni May 10Th; sale day, Jane s'h.
0~utd q CaSry-ti per share; levied aniil
sth; dslinqusat May io'h' sale 'S' nay
sist.
Ievisl April sih: delinquent Nay sthi sale
day, Nay 3i-t.
u-.,,i.u-s n yer share; levied April 9Th. de-
iinqnent Nay ioth; sale day. Nay sist'
I.iia CsusSltdasea-st per shire: levied
April sth: delinquent May 10Th; sale day.
Nay eo'h.
w,.,<io cent. p.r share: levied April 9Th;
delinquent May 9tt sale day. AsJ S'h'
M, cents per share: levied april
6ih. d~-lisqusut NAY sth: sails day, MAY
18th
Aureoia 10 cents per shar-; levied March
M; delinquent Nay III sale dag. nay 2''n.
&lsudsa Charsss-,o cent. p-r share; LEVIED
March nth; delinquent May ID; 'si' 'AS'
Msy 3ad.
reorma.-p cents rer share; levied M.Nh
Ma Ill ALA 1NV- MAY
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-02
NEW rTOR 4.

A. sUMMsaFIfLD. late ~booktssptr fsI
R~in.isin 4 Wolf. dssirvs ~ inform his friend
and the public generally that be has Just
op.ped. In Gsilsln's old hardware store. oppo
sfte Jones drug stors. hsin street told Hin. {
completes stock Of cents furnishing goods, con
from 81 Ia q 90; Calico shirts. u 70 "a
Chsvist shirta. pure linen, % TO -. All sort
OF shirts made 10 or Ter and warranted 10 a.
A ,plendid As-orim4nt of uents' Underwear
which he will sell c. cape, than any hrute In
the 5 ate. In conjunction with furnishing
goods, he also keeps . splendid stock Of hns
cut. vmoting and chewing tobacco ; $50 . mag
rirar.. THE BEST DIT CiuAhS IN TIL
STATE. Come and try them. Don't mlstak,
the pisce- oppo.ite Jonss' drug storv. Mali
ast,s A. sUMNtRYIzLD / co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-02
Cash Up.

Joe Barnert. the well-known clothing
dealer al Virginia, is . patient, good sort
Of = man. but he has 10 get on the war-psth
occasionally. He isnow getting after thoss
whom he trusted at his branch clothing
store In Gold Hill. and who have never
paid up. Those persons had better walk
up 70 the Captains ofico forthwith and
settle. or the dogs Of law will b turned
loose upon them In all their primeval
flerccnsss. II you don't want 70 60 70 Vir-
giniA call and settle with o. II. Gallup. In
Maynard's Block. He 10 fully authorised
70 receive and receipt for all such money
on behalf Of Mr.. Barnert. Bee special ID
vsrtissusnt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-02
srooMp olspAron.
More spseuIasies Proposed Usdsr
she Desert LAnd Bill.

San FnAScisco. Nay al ?. n
In connection with the recent exposes Of
the snner In which advantage has been
taken Of the construction Of the Desert
Land bill BY spectators. II 10 asosrtsined
that there are steps being taken and will
soon DO contaminated. 10 secure . largo
and valuable tract In the ella Valley.
General Phinsas Manning 10 reported -
being the protector Of the enterprise. Tho
land lies on { river bottom and 10 Of the
richest quality, - has heretofore been
proved. on account OF an overflow OF the
river. when the rank growth Of vegeta-
tion at once springs up. A ditch fifteen
miles long 10 already nearly completed and
will furnish water for irrigation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-02
Assees sales.

BAN Francisco. Nay $50 ?. y.
CAlifornia-2Gs bid. "a asked.
Yellow Jacket-3.S5 bid.
Cen. virginiA-2s sold.
California-2G,. bid.
Mexican-5 bid. ga asked.
Bullion-3 asked.
Yellow Jasket-3s bid.
Bullion-2h bid.
Overman-li bid.
Union Coa-2.G0 bid.
Con. virginia-2Ta sold.
Beet a Beleher-i3 bid.
CAlifornia-27 bid. 37s asked.
Best 4 Beleher-i3a bid.
CAlifomia-27s bid.
Utah-5h bid.
Crown Point-4.s0 bid.
Best a Belcher-i3a sold.
Imperial-70c asked.
Best 4 Bslcher-l3a bid.
sAvage-7t bid.
Justice-5S asked.
Con. viryiniA-2s bid. 2ss asked.
California-37s bill.
Ms1ican-5S bid. 81 asked.
Con. virginia-2s asked.
Belcher-3s bid.
Con. virginia-27a sold.
California TN sold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-02
%sUFroCXTiNa COUGH.

In Q letter to Mr.. Llsls, Of Chicago, . well
known contributor 70 tho Western press, shs
sschbes the cure OF Q dangerous cough. secou'
panied b. bleeding a. The lung; 70 Hale,
Honey OF norenouna ,nc rns.,. ~ eoush
but tie Honey OF Horshound and Tar has
rsmoyed ever trsrs OF IT," Ths letter was 10
9 LADY friend In this city. who has placed u a
Inc disposal Of o. N. Crittenton. . sixth ave.
nue.. Piks's Toothache Drops cure In one
minute.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-02
CASH UP.

All parties indebted 10 the recent Gold Hi
branch clothing store Of Joe. lsrsert are here
by noihsd that uniess they come forward and
ssttis FORTH with they will Be put to trouble and
est In the matter. q. d. Gallup OF the cigar
10 receive said moneys and recsipt for the same.
or the parties can settle with me Of my store y
Virginia City. Prompt payment 10 d manded.
I will walt no longer. my7 In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-02
SENSIBLE ADVICE.

You are asied every Day through The columns
u newspapers and BY Jour druggist to uss
something for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
th,' y-u know nothing about. You get de-
ooaragcd spending money y Oh but htils sac.
Gees. Nov " givs you Satisfactory proof thai
GREKx's Auausr fLosxR will cure yvu Of
Dyspepsia aud Liver Complaint, with al their
o iects. such 10 . ar stomach. ssek hssdaehe.
heart.bun, vater-brssh, comiSs up OF icod
after eating. ! " spirits. ETC., We ask you 70 90
20 yoir rrr-cist asd get 6 sampls bottle Of
uRsEs's Arausr FLpwER for 10 .snts and try
u. or . regular sIEs for rs csnis.. Two dos,s
will relieve y0u. mhD
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-02
no EXCUSE VUR BEING SICK.

No person ran uss BoscHsss osnxAx srRvs
without getting immediate relief and core. We
have the npt esss Of courh. Cold or oopssmp:
ton. cr or any disease OF the Throat and Lungs
yet to bear from that has not been cured. W.
have distributed every year. for thrve years
over 10000 sample bottles By drugrsts In ell
ptrts Of the United States. No other mann.
facturer Of medicines ever gave his prtpsrs-
and gst . bottle for 70 cents and try u. Two
doses Will relieve 700. sample bcttiss. 10
cents each. mill
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-02
NOTICE. To CANDIDATE.

Candidates for once Of the coming Town
Election. will pleas bear In mind that thsir
advertised announcements In this papsr. -
veil - election printing. must b paid for IN
adrdncs. We accept Of no contingent arrange
msnts. bat treat all alike. A candidate who can
not or VIII not announce himsslf properly and
pay his printing bills promptly. 10 not at for
the once. he seeks. Moreover. be will nos Be-
succ<-sful.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-02
rng PALACE EATING STAND.

Per q roast Of bsef unslceiisd In siorry
county. 70 TO Thomas Ifsnron's Eating Stand,
In the Palace Saloon. No. : North @ str d,
Virginia City. Frssh oysters at all hoar IN
sveFy style. Forty miners always on hand q
night. For tasty, home style Of cookina. and
the best and fresl cot Of I'll that tho msrkets
a1ord. the Palace Eating Stand has no superior,
Ty u. apis n
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SILVER CIrY MISEHs' USIoS.-A special
meeting OF the Miners Union Of Silver
City will be held st their hall st 4 o'clock
p. NJ, sharp, on Saturday, May 5th, for
tho purpose OF participating In tho grand
reunion OF the Miners Unions Of Silver
place on the evening Of that day. Bee
official notice published In another column
to-day.
UNDER ADJUSTMENT. - Harrington has
nearly recovered. The motion for grant.
Ing him q new trial has been argued before
the Supreme Court and taken under I'd.
visement. A decision In the matter will
probably 10 made soon. Harrington has
bat little hope Of securing another chance
for his life.
WILLIAM HrsHY has resigned his po-
sition rs Station Agent at the Gold Hill
depot Of the Virginia and Truckes Rail.
road. A. 7. Keller. formerly Of Carson.
succeeds Mr.. Henry In that position.
HoS. ". G. Dovrr. Speaker Of the Ne
vada Assembly two years ago. has been APP
pointed Principal Of tho Silver City
public school.
FREp. SIEnERT. who stabbed Fred.
wsnnerblad In Silver City Last Friday,
has been discharged ON . plea Of self-ds-
tense.
II. s. Raw. lato Superintendent Of the
sutro Tunnel. has been presented with .
gold watch chain and locket and diamond
chain.
TIE headquarters Of tho Virginia and
Gold Hill bus limo will b removed to the
old Lone Star stable On the Divide next
week.
J. W. BLAKELxY has been appointed
Deputy Collector Of Internal Hovsnue for
the First District Of Nevada.
A MEETING OF First Ward voters IL called
for tomorrow evening ct tho Yellow
jacket engine house.
JonS KrLALEE was tried for wife-beating
before Judge Knox In Virginia City yestsr-
day and acquitted.
A Foor.RAcE between Joe Josephs aud
Miles Pinl.n is talked Of. to take place
next Sunday.
ANOTHER horse costing 1886 has been
purchased for tho use Of the Virginia Fire
Department.
d. II. CARAIcx has nlod . lien for
sGiC 70 against tho Leviathsn Mining
Company.
CHARLES y. ADlxEs has hled . copy o
his medical diploma with tho County Re
corder.
Az exciting dog fight drew q large crowd
on Main street today.