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Failure to Confirm New Appoint
ments Reinstates the Old
fncumbents.
Comments Of Western Journalu On tht
Financial Portions Of the Presi-
DENTS Message.
Leading Items in the Estimates
for Western Rivers and
Harbors.


spsefai !1spo.ch 10 9as cnfc1an Tttsuat.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Dec. 0..-It was decided
before tho bcrnte went into executive session
ibis morning TINT tho device 10 continue lie
cxtra session into the regular bY not ADJOURN
Ing at IL o'clock would not DO suc2casfut.
Speaker Randall, with journal Clerk Smith, Of
the Iiousc, had Examined all the stscccdcnts and
discovered that In the Thirteenth Congress- only
was this done. The Journal Of tint Con9rtts
shows that thcro Ia nothinc 10 distinguish the
extra from tho rcgniar session, anl that there
was no adjournment, but tho Speaker
decided that tho clause Of tho Con-
ktitution which says, "Congrnss shall
assemble at least onec In every year, ant
such meetings shall be on the trst Monday ln
December unless they shalt by q law appoint
different titne," made It impossible 10 prevent
the regular session frou,
BEGINNING TODAY Ar NOON.
The Spcnkcr came to tho conclusion that tho
act Of adjournment would be merged IN tho
higher authority Of tho Constitution. and that
tic luttcr must bo regarded as having fixed
landmarks for dftcrrntning tie sessions. Ac-
cor.aingty, thu 9p@akes Ind doscsmiuod TINT,
whether 4 conc,lrraAt resolution Of adjourn.
rncnt WAS psssed or not, ho should
declare tho t1nt session adjourned at
12 o'clock without a day. A conference
was had with tic Ytco-pfcsiicnt, who, after
examining thu law, came to thc|sa,no conclusion.
Accordingly ti,ose Benntors who had Thought
that the nominations might hc prevented from
falling with the extra session By continuing It
past II o'clock to-day
ABANDONED TnKin puoJEcT.
Tho Senate waa about an hour and half in
executive session. sornc thirty nominations
xrro cnnGrmel no4k of them being thosn Il,
, 1877-12-04
ADDITIONAL GLERKs NKkpkD.


Snsefol Dtf1dtca IN 7nt LAIeauo Tribune.
WAbnINo1oa, D. c., dec. B.-From the estt+
mascs submitted by the sccretary Ut the Tfcas-
ufy viii, the Presidents message, the following
liems Of Western Interest arc taken: The As
slstant Treasurer al Chicago rcquests an In
crease In tho torco Of iss ol.!ce. Tbs Assistan.
Treasurer Ut the United states recommends nj
iuercase of one assIstaut bnokkcrpct at l,i01,
aud one additional clerk Rt s., ,ooyO, as approved
BY the Treasurer. Frans Gilbert, Sub Treasurer,
notified the Treasurer that tic approximation
for the Chicago SUBJ Treasury for the fiscal year
Is less than for any other Sut-TFcasury in the
country, Nuw Orleans excepted, and that the
force Of the Chicago Office Is 1e.a than that Of
any other.
WITHOUT ANT EXCEPTION,
while the Chicago sub.Tscasury docs larger
bus!ncss than the one at Baltimore. st. Louis,
CINCINNATI, Or New Orleans. Tie bookkceper Is
III pressing uecd Of asalssauee, Us Is tho clerk,
whose duty It Ia to couut and sort 1nn,luy. Tie
Treasurer snyR tint tho aggregate oi the trans
actions at tic Ctsiea.o o.Iivc are largely lu cx-
cess o' the aggregate Of transactions a. any OF
thu oiIieos nutneL t., tittfcrt. Tho closing ii
the Springfield ponsson AGENCY and the tr4nafcr
of Its busttlcss to Chicagu has lasgely audrl to
the nu!tif,cf Of pension checks. and INCREASED
the work Vt the Clica.sn Sul~Tseasury.
, 1877-12-04
North German LloyQ,

A. 1ns steamers Of thia Company H sal every Batu.-
aSs: ssa Ct p4.a:o.r1om New ioIk q Southampton,
~ Foldt steeE&Ec. s3o euttency FYr freight
Glowing liSrAu, New furk+
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17
our SOUTHERN BRETHREN.

Conservative Southern men who N
opposed 70 the various forms Of rspudi-
alton are represented as saying that the
action Of the South on financial quss-
tons depends very much upon how the
Southern people are treated by Con-
grsss ; that a. long n Northern polid-
clans treat tho Southern people as they
have during the debates in Congress. the
latter will vote against them on anan-
cial and economical questions 30
here's another case Of holding back the
dog. The carpsIbasssrs in the Senate
have been saying TO their Republican
associates "Just DO mighty careful
what you say about rs. or wen let
everything 60 loose" Bland. Of Mis-
souri. told the bankers II they didn't
behave themselves he would wipe out
everything "with . sponge" and now
No are told that the South. IL IL isn't
treated with the profoundsst respect.
will get mad and start the "stsrnal
bung." Good gracious! There are
getting to be 50 many balances Of power
that the country begins to seem like q
powdsr.mill ; everybody must whisper
and wear slippers 10 avoid friction.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

The Sacramento Record Union Of Sat-
urday says: A number Of Celestial resi-
dents Of I street have Organized a secret
society. which they tell white men 10
"Allss same Mclean Masons." The
merchants and business men do not To-
vor the organization. however. declaring
that II is composed principally Of thieves
and highbinders. and that their object
In associating themselves together 10
simply for mutual protection In cassof
detection In their misconduct. One
Chinese merchant remarked, concerning
the members Of the society. that II they
conducted such an institution In China
the Government would order their heads
cut Of.
In his report 10 the Committee Of the
operations Of the Free Labor Exchange
from November 2lst to Decombsr 18th.
the manager In San Francisco gives the
following statistics : Male department.
There were l49 orders received. calling
Tor 800 persons. The number Of male
applicants engaged was III. Female
dspartmsnt-Thsrs ware 237 orders 70.
ceivsd. calling for $50 persons. Number
OF female applicants engaged, 90. Nearly
all the engagements were positive, only
u small percentage Of employees neglect
ing to report.
A Santa Rosa dispatch Of the 18th
says: Thieves entered the rear window
Of Wilton 4 Andrews store, at Sebasta-
pool. last night and robbed the express
box Of Wells. Fargo K Co. Of sec. A
small package Of coin was overlooked by
tho maraudsrs. About SIS In small
change was flchsd from the till. which
was secured by a combination lock.
A Los Angeles dispatch Of the 18th
says The rain was 80 violent on the
Colorado desert that fifty miles or so Of
track beyond Dos Paluas were swept
away. The train due ut Yuma this
morning will be delayed ten days.
The National Labor Party OF Cali
fornia, which has organizations In sew
sral parts OF the State, commence or.
ganizing the Wards Of San Francisco
this week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

A public meeting 81 Pesth Of from six 70
eight thousand persons has adopted Q reso-
luton that the Government should resist,
even II necessary with srms. further ex-
tension Of tho power Of Russia. The
President Of the Ministry refused 10 TO
ceive Q deputation from the meeting. - II
wa accompanied by . crowd. The crowd
becoming disorderly. the police cleared
tho streets.
Mrs. Weber, wife Of Oscar Weber.
living at 822 Carr street. 81. Louis, cut
the throat Of her infant. Is months old.
and then cut her WI throat In . al OF In
sanity carly this morning. The infant
will die, but the mother, although abe has
three gAshes In her neck. will probably
recover.
The army retiring board. Of which Gem
sral Crittenden 10 President. organized In
Washington last Friday. The case OF
Lieut.. Conline. 9th Cavalry. was taken up
but il not concluded - witnesses have
been called for from New Mexico.
Mrs. Gilman, who, when her husband
WAS convicted on his v confession OF
forgery. went crazy, has now entirely re-
covered. and resumed her duties. She
has gathered her children about hor in .
modest homo in New York city.
Colonel Robert N. Scott. son Of DR..
Scott, Of San Francisco. has reported In
person 70 the Secretary Of War and been
assigned TO duty In charge Of tho prepa.
ration Of the records Of the late war Tor
publication.
Lieutenant Franklin. q. 8. Navy. was
married last evening 70 Miss Ross. Of
Washington, and the newly mated couple
left Immediately for Ban Francisco, On
route TO China.
General Ord left Warrington last night
70 return 10 Texas.
The Russian loss up 10 December 18th
was 7.655 men.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17

THOMAS Camille. though an icono-
clast. is a. reversnt . q % lives. In
. lsttsr written In 1869 10 the late Mr..
Erskins. he says: "I was sgrssably
surprised by the sight OF your handwrit-
ing again. 80 kind. 80 welcome! The
letters are - arm and honestly distinct
a. svsr-ths mind. too. in spite Of its
frsil environments, as clear. plump-up.
calmly. eIpectant. a. in the best days;
right 90; 30 be IL with usall. till We quit
this dim sojourn, nov grown % lonely
to us. and Jul change come! Our
Father which art In Heaven. Hallowsd
Be Thy name. Thy will Be done : what
else can We sAyi The other night, In
my slsspless tossings about. which
we're growing more and mora miserable.
these words. that brief and grand prayer.
oams strangely into my mind. with an
altogether new emphasis. a. II written
and shining for me- In mild. pure splsn-
dor. on the black bosom Of the night
there when !. as u were. read them
word BY vord-with . sudden check to
my imperfect interchangeable . sud-
den soitnsss Of composurs which Vas
much unexpected. Not for perhaps
thirty or forty years had I ucs formal
ly repeated that prayer; nay. I never
felt before how intensely the voice Of
mans soul 1t is; the inmest aspiration
Of all that Is high and pious In poor hu-
man nature ; right worthy to b recon-
msndsd with an Alter this nlannsr
pray ys.'"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17
NEVADA ITEMS.

In Aurora. Eugene Roscoe and Ethel
Roscoe. uncle and niece. were brought
to trial yesterday for the crime Of incest.
The man and woman have been for q
number Of years past living In the same
house In Adobe Meadows, the man run
ming q ranch In connection with his
brother, who lived In the same house
with him. Roscoe is . widower. having
a child about nine years old. For some
time II has been the common talk In the
neighborhood in which they lived that
Roscoe and his niece were living together
a. man and wife; although Roscoe ct
that time always acknowledged the wo-
man to Be his niece. About the FIRST Of
this month Roscoe and his niece started
together for San Francisco. Atwilliams'
station on the Carson road, the woman
gave birth to q child.
The Eureka Republican, Of the 18th,
has the annexed: From Frank Miller
We learn the following concerning the
southeastern part Of the State: Cattle
are dying in numbers for want OF food,
and unless snow falls and stays On the
ground, the suffsrings will BE- much
greater. Cattle in Hst Creek Valley.
enc Of the best ranges In that section.
have n travel from ten TO twelve miles
to get water. and they only make a few
trips before they fall.
Says the Elko ~Lsdepsndent Of Wsdnss-
dav . A vouno man pamsd Bobert f..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17
Honest John Patterson.

The case Of the Senator from South
Carolina, has, We believe, no exact par
allel in the history 81 representative
government. Down in his own State be
has been indicted for one Of bis numsr-
GUS crimss. The court 10 waiting To try
him. the warden Of the psnitsntiary
has brushed out q cell for him,
and the tailor OF the insti-
tuition Is ready TO take the meas
urs Of Honest John for Q suit
OF clothes Of the regulation stripe.
When Honest John Patterson II sstsly
locked up. much relief will be felt in
South Carolina, not only BY those who
believe on general principles that ia.
grant dishonesty ought 70 b punished.
but BY all who have propsrty interests
to protect from thisvss.-N. y Sun.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17

The cartoons OF Punch on the French
crisis are very happy hits. The Mar
President Is represented as stand
ing knee deep in the mud Of Legitim-
ism, Bonapartism aud Clsricalism. and
evidently sinking lower every instant,
while the tide Of the Republican major
ity rises higher and higher. His arms
are folded In the Napolsonic manner.
and his rigid features themselves "
press the leading thought so clearly
that u was scarcely necessary to put
''J'y suis. J'y rssts" at the bottom.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17

" the newspapers are tho daily broad
OF the American people sometimes
quite light and rather dry. generally
sweet and wholesome. and never very
hssvy-ths nswsboys ought not to Be
unlicensed victusllsrs; and in Detroit
they are not to DO so any longer. Every
nswsboy is to have on his breast q badge.
and in the pocket Of his jacket q license
signed BY the Mayor. and granted for q
year. The same privileges are to be
accorded to every Gavrochs who blacks
q boot.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17

MONSIEUR woaru. the great Dress
maker. appears To be q poet in his way.
Not long ago he announced his deter
minstion to mako for q young American
lady. q real golden blonde. q gown Of
yellow silk. She remonstratsd-who
ever heard Of q blonde wearing yellow
Il was out Of the question. "You
might as well say" ~retortsd Worth,
sharply. "that . blonde couldn't sit in
the sunshine" And the yellow gown
made. and proved to be beauty
giving.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17

A ynrExD Of Mr.. Tildsn's says that
that gentleman looks much better since
he returned from abroad. His rsd-brouzs
compilation Is intensified. his smiles are
genial and frequent. This same gentle
man says that he talked with the sx.
Governor the day after the Florida dsci-
sion. and the disappointed man was As
calm and smiling and placid As ever he
was In his life.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17

lie shall have power. BY and with the
advice and consent OF the senate. 70 make
treaties, provided two-thirds Of the Soma
tors present concur /; and he sAsil ss~i.sfs.
and BY and with the advice and consent Of
the Senate. shall appoint. Ambassadors.
other public ministers and c~onsuls. judges
Of tho Supreme Court. and all othsr on
GERS Of the United States whose appoint
ments arc not herein otherwise provided
Observation-Disclosures Of hs Csiisd Sisiss. Arh-
Ella ~. Sset;sa 2.
The above clause Is the only one In
the Constitution which rsfsrs 70 the ap
pointmsnt power Of the President.
Senator Conkling takes the ground that
Mr.. Hayes should make no removals or
appointments In the State Of New York
without first consulting him. He goes
farther. and insists that none bot par
sonal friends Of his own shall Be- ap-
pointed and that no friend Of his shall
DO removed. Mr.. Conkling Is one Sem
ator from New York. He has . col.
league in the person Of Francis Herman,
Who III Democrat. II Mr.. Conkling's
theory 10 correct. Why should not Mr..
Herman have the same right to demand
Of tho President that his personal friends
be appointed to Officer He IL not only
Mr.. conklins's peer a . Senator. bot
he has much longer to serve In the Sen
ate. and be represents the politics Of the
great State Of New York. which has
been Democratic for the last three years.
OF course Mr.. Herman would not re-
commend any man for appointment
who IL not o Democrat. and Of course
Mr.. Hayes could not appoint such .
man in tho North. We only refer 10
Senator Herman in order to show the
absurdity Of Mr.. Conkling's position
that the Senators from a State should
control the Federal patronage Of that
State. His theory. II carried into prac-
teal effect. would divest the President
OF his constitutional prerogative. and
place the power Of appointment in the
hands o' oehs'o''. anu I'VE years 'tou
now when Mr.. C0nkling 10 out Of Office
anu mr. nayss 'n' o'nA''. Merriam
Pfonoonesa Dsm'e'A" "ouia appo'n'
every omes-n0'ae In me ''A's 0' N'~
iork'
iha' mr. oonknngs s'.na In .n'
nAA''' Aosa'', We
no. "A u "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17

Osr Of the most remarkable things
about this remarkable extra session ID
the sublime silence Of Proctor Knott.
Not a peep has been heard from him.
II his sudden quiet is the result Of q
deeply laid scheme to show that the
Democratic party could make . moss Of
ID just a. completely without his leader
ship as with ii, II has net been wholly
in vain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17

TIE Democrats have made a conspic-
uous rise above party in the Colorado
case. They had to rise above justice
and dscsncy at the same time. but that
was q mere tribe to them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17
aRRMAN sYRuP

Gan now DO purchased right a home; Il 10 the
most successful prepa ration ever introduced 10
our people. II work. like . charm In all Cases
Of Consumption, Pneumonis, H~smonhaecs,
Asthma. severe Coughs. Group and all other
Throat and Lung Diseases. No person has ever
used this medicine without getting immediate
relief. Jet there arss great many poor. suffer-
with . suspicious cough. and the uolcs Of con-
sumption coming from their lungs. that will
not Try II. II ron die. u 10 your " fault, %
you can 20 TO your druggist and get . sample
bottle for 10 cent? and Try II; thrve dossa will
relieve any caso. Regular sise only 10 cents.
lc2i On
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17

TEE true theory OF Stanley Mathews
relations with the Administration seems
TO b that he shall make . furious de-
Tense Of il mistakes. and vote unfiinch-
ugly against al its wise measures.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17


"csll m. moi, back. dsrling.- said the swss.
or III pure one. foe whom sagels were waiting
to guide
Through heavens bright portal. Oh rather
rcIoice.
That soon vhers No sorrow OF III can bstids.
Yeur loved one will Be. and In JOY I shall
dwell.
which tell
To all the wOrid-wsaried Oses-"An Is sow
well"
Y-r. soon beyond the smiling and the weeping.
OF this sad world OF care I shall forever be.
In Z" home beyond" I shall q loving watch be
keeping.
To - the golden gate open vide for thee.
That day-among the many cloadless days
win be the brightest. when with thee, In
praise,
OF Him above. we gladly our united voices
raise.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17

ELxo. Dec. i7.-ssm Mills tho negro
murderer confined In the County Jail
awaiting the execution Of the death sen.
tsnoe. made q dssperste atsemp, to escape
at 8 O'Clock last night. A Scotchman 90
oupying the same cell. who had been out
ct work. returned. and whom tho jailer
opened the cell TO admit him. Mills At
tempted 10 rush BY. Tho jailer knocked
him down with . heavy cell lock and
secured him. Mills wears . heavy iron On
one leg. He says he knew ho could not
escape, but intended that the jailer should
shoot him and thus save him from
hanging.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17

Two Of the mildsst hammered and
softsst voiced men in New York are
John Kelly and Joha Morrisssy. Mr..
Kelly seldom speaks loud enough TO BE-
heard across the room. and his tones.
IL not precisely "vocal velvet" are
peculiarly soft and mellow for q mar.
Mr.. MOrrisssy's voice has been almost
lost for years. and Il is an effort for him
to speak at all. and a. for mildnsss Of
manners. neither Of these terrible char.
sctsrs would harm a dog. and either
would 60 q block out Of the way to
avoid q crowd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

A ZINE MINK MUfs. LINED wrrH
"A brown, With brown silk tasssls, was Lost
q the Pioneer Fair last Saturday night. Ths
hinder win receive the above reward on leaving
the NUT with w. w. Tinker. a The Psiscs
Saloon, Virginia City. deis iwk
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17

"JAxx," called q lady to her servant
girl. cit ID after II O'Clock. Tell that
young man 10 shut the area door from
the outside"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17

"LrrrLr MAC" has bought . house
in Trenton. Wonder how much he
spade for II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17

The Gold Hin Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published In the
State Of Nevada. Il Is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17

Ex-CoSoRKssNAS PAYNE. Of Clsve-
land. seems to be the only man named
a. u Senatorial candidate in Ohio who
has anything like a fitting sense Of the
dignity Of the Office. He tells u CORE
spondsnt Of the Cincinnati Eaquirsr that
the Office Is one OF great honor and
trust. which should be given to q man
only because Of his fitness for Il. He
would net 90 into . scramble for II II
hs were sure he could GET II In that
way. a. he has never been an Office.
seeker and never will be. On na-
tional politics. barring . fondness for
clinging to the fraud cry. Mr.. Payne is
no less sensible. He disapproves Of the
attempt to get control Of the Senate by
the means recently used at Washington;
believes in resumption. but thinks addi-
tisnal legislation necessary to carry out
the present act without q serious shock to
business interests; favors rsmonetiza-
ton. but only on a gold basis, and doubts
the wisdom Of the outcry against the
National banks. All this IL uncomnonly
sound talk for the Ohio Democrat to
indulge in. and for this reason II Is not
likely to increase his Senatorial chances.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17
". n. oLAnxr. ~. .. sxrrH. nHrxaY aoLyz.
". H. CLARKE 4 CO.,
sTock 3 K 3,
NO. 81 SOUTH osTRKEr,
VIRGINIA CITY. NEVADA:
San francisco correspondent, Q. D. WAKE
FlkLD. 1ned-m
NOTICE.

DHE COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENT
and citizens Of Gold Hill arc requested 10 meet
81 the hall Of Yellow Jaehet Rngine COMPANY.
No. .. on MONDAY EVENING, December iTth.
at 7 O'Clock. A full attendance 10 desired, O.
important business IL 10 b transacted.
asis n wv. ny. DOANE, Bsevtary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17
0. Il. GALLuP.

o. n. oALLur. opposite tho Bank Of califor.
cigars. eli kiads OF chewing tobacco. meer.
schsum pipes, nuts, candies. hne cutlery. and
toys and Ancy goods OF all kinds. APPS N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17

BAN FnAScrsco. December 17.-It h
been raining at intervals throughout tho
forenoon. with wind light from tho SOUTH
east II 10 warm, with heavy ~low-hanging
clouds. and every indication Of continued
wet weather.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17

IN MEMORY OF MRS. T. W. DUNN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17
A FRANCISCO.

The wsieems Rain Comes ~ Last.
lrrciAL TO II BOLD HILL DAILY urws.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17

s,serAI TO ru Coin aIlI DAILY NEW.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17

TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
THE TEACHERS OF srORRY COUNTY
will meet q the rhird ward school houss,
Virginia. on SATURDAY, the 77d Of Dsesnbef.
t6f. for the purpose Of orranising . County
~ order Of u. !. PAaNoRx.
County Superintendent Of
Public Instruction.
Virginia City, Dec. 10. isTf. dsio ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17

DOLLS WITH HAIR AND MOVING
EYES AT - CENTs--Cosr o. - IN
ANY vrHER sr0RE-AT xIRRskI
4 cor, % SOUTH c STREET, vrR-
GINA CITY. dsl,