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To Rent.

To Rent.
uOUSE-A new and desirable residence
IA In tho CedarS, convenient TO street
cars. Apply to Rufus Miers, aprl
NJ Ew HOUSE-with four rooms for rem
IN Enquire AT Go BrOwder street. Good
wat"r. mch2l-qt
TORE-Cornor Pacific avenue and Lamar
- street, now occupied by Tilman y
Friend, will be for rent on lat May. Apply
TO - /, LErr, or the undersigned, q. b.
WELLBORN. mch2g-tf
A HOUSE-Contalning or rooms. Must
IL nave wei or cistern attached. Address
w. T. M.i Herald office. mch2g.9t
INSTRUCTION given ON the Piano nnd
L organ; also, Vocal Lessons, by compe-
lont teacher, ut IL. A. SCpva's Piano Ware
room, 0Ol Main street, Dallas, mrh2s-6t
Wanted-Femaie Help.
XNTEr NURSE-Fcr nm infant three
w months old. A good home and good
Herald office. mch3O-tf
For Sale.
ID AR-stock aud fixtures ola neat sample
- room In good location, address q,
box ll9i postoiiice. aprl-2t
lacks DELIGHr-A nice drink AT the
Merchants Exchange, opposite =. Loeb
4 Co, on Elm street. aprI.2t
~ AMPLE RO0M-A neat sample room I'm
- good location. Address q, box l,lDi,
pOstOflice mrhSg.1t
Il 'EAAS BAKING POWDERS cents Der
Il pound. ASK your grocer III. mch2j.tf
- EsIDENCE PROPERTY-AtNo. n Pear
IL street. No more convenient house I'm
the city. Cellar, cistorn, well, etc. Terms
reasonable. Call ON or address W. N,
DuHaN. mch27-et
II A.sCEvA $ PIANO ROOMs-sot Main
II street, Dallas, Texas Pianos and Or.
gans sold cheap for cash or on installments.
Gail aud examine, or send for circulars,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
MAYOR.
ALDERMAN.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 AN.
w nounce w. M, q. HiII AZ candidate
iof Alderman OF the Second Ward, at enRu-
Ing Nlty election, Aprll &. ln71
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\AE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 AN.
w nounce Mr.. w. J hhOne ms II candl-
date for Alderman Of the Third Ward Mt the
election, April 3. 1877.
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U'EXAS BAKING POWDERS cents Der
Il pound. ASK your grocer for IL, mch21-tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-15
Instruct Court.

II, IN. Di.,r;ct Court for the First .Juli.
-. 49,, IL.
eiai p's'ri'' W N'A"'' ""s' '"1
the following business was to-day trans
acted:
n c.,,i.l 49, or.,o, Consolidated
u;nia. Observation-Disclosures tb,t summons
Ia wi,I,ir.wn anal new summons issue,
rs,,,e of Samuel ]. Wheelcr--Pinai ac-
eonnt confirmed.
GEORGE \. Elder Va. Mint Mining Com.
,.nv"n,f.nlt Of ali l%icpholJrrs oxcept
p,i.inrg
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-15

ing.houso took the case before Judge Ag.
new. since Chief Justice. and no gave u
TO the case. Moreover. before going u
court she had been particularly cautioned
a. to what she should say. She then 70
lates at length how Pinney forced HIM
self upon her ut plscerville. at her own
house In Oakland and In this city. with .
view Of leading the public TO believe they
were on friendly terms, and that consider.
alton for her children had hitherto pre-
vented her from publicly exposing him by
resorting TO legal measures. Pinney,
while In Jail here. wished her. In case Of
being called Is . witness before the Court
commissioner regarding tho alleged agree
ment between Pinney aud Carr. TO decline
TO answer any question until tho banks
had advanced him $4,000 with which 10
make his fght. The statement concludes:
" Unpleasant - u 10 for Q woman 10
herald 70 the world her domestic trials
and tribulaiions. I desire to say. In con.
c~lusiou. that l have been forced TO do %
from the malignant interpretations which
have been placed on my conduct since the
return Of George N. Pinney. and thus en-.
deavor 10 dlspcl the cloud which has placed
me In 10 false Q position before the world.
Ere long I hope to thoroughly vindicats
myself"
The Eureka Consolidated has declared .
dividend Of s.. payable September 2oth.
About 100000 viii DO carried over aftsr
paying tho dividend.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-15
QUARTZ MILL ACCIDENT.
a Man serioasly:Isjured BY the IN.
pleaien OF Gas On an Amaigain.
nting Fan.

This morning at $50 O'Clock the Peta-
luna mill, on Main street, was the sceno
Of another painful accident, this time re-
sulting from the explosion Of gas In one
Of the matchmaking pans. and inficting
upon George Brown, the amalgamator In
charge. scSious, though not necessarily
fatal injuries.
The manner Of the accident was Is fol.
lows: When the matchmaking pans are
started up after they have been cleaned
the action Of the heat and mercury upon
the pulp rapidly generates q gas which ex.
plodes ~ readily as gunpowder upon coming
In contact with fire. Every amalgamator Is
we'll acquainted with this fact. and they
always take every precaution 70 prevent an
explosion from this source. Mr.. Brown,
who was an old and experienced workman
about quartz mills. knew this well
enough. but this morning he seemed to
have neglected or forgotten the fact. He
raised the small lid in the top OF the pan
to examine the condition Of the pulp. when
the gas rushed out through the open
ing. II was ignitei by the fire from the
candle which Brown held IN his hand, re-
sulting In q tremendous explosion, the TO
port Of which sounded like the firing 81 q
cannon. brown was knocked senseless by
the conclusion, and received several body
wounds, tho exact extent OF which conld
not be learned by the NEWS reporter who
visited the mill this morning. His
face was badly burned by the flaming gas.
II IL feared that his sight was totally de-
stroyel. A team was obtained from Mr..
Emmett. Of the Gold Hill Foundry, and
the injured man removed Immediately to
his room ON A street, Virginia City.
Mr.. Brown Ia = single man, and has no
one dependent upon him for support. He
had formerly worked In tho Sacramento
mill north Of Virginia. and had been en-
ployei In tho PetalumA mill since the first
Of tho month, and had proved himself \
skilled and competent workman.
The accident need not have occurred II
the iii hal been left open 4 few minutes
80 ss to allow the gas to escape. This IL
generally done. or else the light Is kept at
safe distance. The disaster can be aitribu.
ted to nothing hut Browns absent-mind-
edness and carele-sness. Fortunately none
Of the other workmen OF the mill were
ncar enough Ia the pan ut tho time to In
any way feel tho effects Of the shock or to
come la the way Of tho flying fragments Of
the iron castings. The top IL the pan WAS
blown of. but there was mo- other damage
done 20 the mill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-15


SPECIAL MErriSo.-The County Com
missioncrs held a special meeting to-day.
Tho hill Of c. II. Delknap for 500 for
drawing up the contract between Jonas
seely and Lewis 4 Deal and the County
Commissioners. was allowed. l.. Burke
WAS allowed SsiG on his contract for grad.
ing the County Courthouse lot. The
Board adjourned to meet next Monday
At n o'clock A. ~.
JouN DANIELS and Bart McGlinn gu
gagged in a row at the Ashland House on
the Divide last Thursday night. In try
ing tn separate them Alex. Mckenzie got
a stab In tho hand with a miners CANDLE
stick which will keep him from his work
for several days.
TuE case Of Samuel Colnon W. John Nc
Cansland will come mp in the District
Court next Monday.
TRIAL Jurors In the District Court are
expected to lie present without fail ns,t
Monday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-15
Personal.

II. q. Maynard and ID. o. Mills arrived
here Yesterday. Mr.. Mills comes from
San Francisco to see..about tho proposed
extension Of the Virginia and Truckso
railroad southwark toward Rsmeralda,
BoLie and the rich mining sections
being opened up in that direction.
Maynard has returned from his ranch In
Oakland. where ho Is raising peppers for
tho Gold Hill market. lie brought
along this years crop in u paper bag.
n. u. also gathered n few OF his best
Swiss cheeses and crawilsh. His oyster
beds did not yield well this year. lie
sowed them broadcast. but next time he
will plant them In drills. using tho cels-
bratcd Durleigh drill for the purpose.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-15
% N-~ Gss.l-.

I. Rich, Of the great furnishing house
O, Pla,t 4 Rich, who have stores In Gold
Hill and Virginia City. went below last
evening for the purpose Of laying in q
full stock Of Fall and Winter goods. The
.,oek will be ready for the inspection Of
,l,e public by the sjth instant. aud Will
rompri.s the very latest style. in every re-
.peci. AMI better bargains than were ever
offered ON the Comsiock will be given by
Platt 4 Rich. Do not fail 10 call y see
Them before buying your Winter goods.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-15

foR ScnootS.-Last Winter the Gold
Hin Dramatic Club nettsd about sioo
e., ,hair entertainment. With ihi.
money va u~urcba.el n set Of the Amsii-
%, pncyclove,,i.. which was intended To
be placed in somc public reading room.
They are now considering the pfSpoI Wion
Of turning the books over The
School for the use OF ue s,usn 4, ,hs
e~yeloPediAs would ns ,;aa s.d refer.
schooia, ooo",,iIa NV 10 az better
.sS,iee 10 he public. The suggestion Is a
good me-.
c.,hol,,
Dxpic,rioS'- '"s" =.
ena''" wiz s-~s,uI 4, twelve
b'sh"p III nr..,h N.
priests. fauhsr ~ ~ morning a half.
wv wv. IN a.,ioel Father Nulty will preach
an the evening. Tho ceremonies will be
very impressive anu some nhe ""' w"
BE- furnished
AuoSa those who took the train for be-
Low last evening wero Charles forman'
Superintendent OF tho o'ermAn ana 'As
loni.. CAPTAIN ]. s. Young. Of the Brook
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-15
Coronsr's Verdict on the New York
Fire.
An Opportunity for the AFFLICTED.

Two or more Of tho Surgeons OF the
NATIONAL SunaIc,L INSTITUTE will visit
VIRGINIA CITY. NEVADA. Rooms at the
FnEDERIcK .HousE, September 18th and
18th, 1877. They will come prepared with
all the apparatus for which this i%nstitu-
tion has become NO Justly renowned. No
Institution In the world las successfully
treated 30 many cases Of Spinal Curvature.
Diseases Of the Joints. Club Feet, Crooked
Limbs, Paralysis. Piles. fistnla and Nasal
Catarrh. Patients from almost every
county In the United States have applied
to II for relief. either at the homo insti.
tuto at Indianapolis, Indiana, or TO onc OF
its Grand Divisions at Philadelphia, Pa,
Atlanta. Geogia. or San Francisco. Cal.
The afflicted cannot Afford TO nils this OPP
~portunity OF consulting these Surgeons.
aud being cured ut home.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-15
mi Jury Report.

At . o'clock yesterday afternoon the
Grand Jury male a partial report and re-
sumci their labors. The report contained
one bill ignored and three true bills, as
follows One il against J. Sullenbcrger.
charged with the murder, on the 18th Of
July last, 81 John Doran. Another Is
against John &. Mcdonald, who IL charged
with assault with intent to kill. In having.
on tho 5th Of August. assaulted j. y. Con-
molly. The third indictment Is against
John Doe Wellington. for grand larceny,
he being accused Of having. on July 0.
1877, stolen = gold watch valued at sl2j.
onc gold watch chain valued at SIS, one
geld finger ring valued at $40. and four
twenty-dollar gold coins.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-15
o~.sr,.v~. ps.ss .v~.snx.
ns,,E,suS services Tomorrow.

M~srnoplsr EPISCOPAL cauEcn, 6oLD Hill
There will he divine -sryicc Ia the Methodist
gp,.cop.l Church tom1rrow (sanls,l. at II
andT y. NJ, Rsv.U ". Fitch. ofhei,tihg.
sandsy.sehooi II iSr.
ST. JouS'- cHrncn. Gcto nrLt--rher- VIII
h. divine services Al ~. Johns church ton'of'
row o. n o'eiock A n. and I'D '. Res. ".
\. Eastman oiaciating sunday seh1"i Nip
4. n.
ST. rAuL's CurRou. NIKsiSiA.-rhste VII
ts divine service In ~. Pauls church. Ninstnis,
~ morov At n O'Clock A. NJ. Rev. W. w.
Jenvcy. ofrisiing.
TntRE viii BE- divine service ., Craze
Church, silver CITY, Ia Morrow evening 81
80, Rev. ". n. Jcsv,y one atins.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-15
Moro fry Goods.

Alex. Cohn. our popular Gold Hill dry
gools dealer left for San Francisco last
evening after more goods. ~ his business
has been 80 lively that a fresh supply Ia
requisite. This time hc PROPOSES bring
ing home q larger and better assortment
than has ever been seen In this State.
Having splendid facilities for buying. he
will sell At low prices that will asionish
everybody. lie says. Just you wait and
a.-b
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-15
BRONCHITIS.

lProm John Flag. R.q.. Of Bennington, y. H.
"Thres years since ] WAS very much rsduosd
with Q dreadful cough. which resulted in Bron-
ehitis. affecting me 80 severely a. To render Il
dlficuit 10 speak In III audible voice. To this
was addel severe night rwrats. and I was fear.
full of going Into Q decline. Aft.r rrcourts To
various remedies 10 no purpose, I msje use OF
DIR. wistsr's ralssm OF Wild cherry. . fss but
tles Of which fully restored me 10 health.
since that limo have bad tcyeral severe q.
tack of cough, but tho Bsisatn has always re-.
moved them. Alvays keep II by me, and
should not know how 10 do without IT,"
Sold BIZ all lfnRvistf.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-15
YOU HAVE NO RNCUsR.

Have you any excuse for suffering with Dys
pspsia or LAYER Complaint, 10 there any rec
-ou why you should 10 ou from day TO day
campaigning with Sour stomach. Sick Had
ache. habiinal los isenes-. palpitation OF The
hears. heartburn. wai.r.biash. CHASING and
burning pains nj the pii of the stomach. yel.
low ,kin, coated tongue ant disagre~abIe taste
In the mouth. coming ~ 10 fool after ealing.
low spirits, rtcr Not II IL p0.iti,eiy your
fault " you do ,o 10 your Druxnist and
yet q bottle Gf Grrcn'y August Flower for Is
cents and Jour Gu q IL certain: but " you doubt
this. vet = sample iott,e for 10 cents and try u.
Two doses xiii relieve you. sse On
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Msaesary.

NEw YoRK, sept. i5-ii A. NJ.
Currency. 97e91a.
silver, iGtta.
Trades, 9iels.
Gold opened at 81.
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RsrgcrAL ATTENTION HERE.

Notice tho "star Remedies" DR.. Van
Dykes "Anilbiii"us Cure 10 preferred to all
other d. speptic medicines. FIRST. Il dses not
grippe. second, u does not nsuseats. Third.
10 IL pleasant 10 taste and spell.
"Trout oil Ointnent " 10 prepared nom f.Ake
Tahoe Trout, and is The best Liniment In the
world for hh-umaiism. Neuralgia and sprains.
90 TO your drugzist, get n tample bottle Of
each, Tree Of charge. Trout OIL. "a cents PER
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-15
rnR PAiACg EATING STAND.

For . roa,t of beef unczcellod In Storey
county. 20 to Thomas lfsffoh's Rating stand.
In the Palace sai,on, No. = North q street,
Virginia uiy. frcsh oysters at all boar. I'm
svery style. Forty miners always M hand Of
night. Per tas'y. home style Of cooking. and
the best and IRIS, est 81 al that tho markets.
Try n, apis m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-15

% points.
-,n, x,u ,opv won,n nv THE MATCH.
s., ii. ,,,,.,,,
NEw YORK, oep'. lo.-Asa, tne p",,es.u
boards nave pecn ~surIousue' M \, a,o..
ing ny ehthuslastic cro"us. Nv 'hoyNss
was great surprise " everyoouy; nnu .n'
Americans throughout. tpwn sie lupi
Pool sales were NO, sP,ii.eu, oeihg a''o'
gether 0ne-slued' tue dihcu'ty WING W
get the British emf o. any cost.
Tho Woril says cditorially Of the match:
..In chronicling and applAuding this great
victory, Americans will not omit 10 recog.
nizo tie rare quality and msnliness u the
defeated. The British rifemen were not
beaten because they themselves we're weak.
In nothing Of experience or honorable Of
fort were they Inferior IN our men. and
our percentage Of prepondersnce repre-
sent. rather than anything else our advan-
tago in weapons, In position. and above all
i'm that organization. discipline and hAr-
mony, without which no team, no matter
what task set IL, can DO successful. We
place no selfish restrictive patent upon
these things. Our hope Is rather Una. our
l,a'erna, tnnsn !" = : mill tbs
c[ontost between MS shall ie so harrow as
10 become Que Of sheer skill. Let us hope
iha' the iut"lc wiz sco mA! n''.
.nrIis. 's ,nI ,hst No matter whence n
may some. the hes, team may always win.
and it, defeated competitors 10 nrst 70 &c.
claim us hnnoraoie a,eao ,hs .nn.'
riori,y Of American shooting shows al The
least longest range. but the hoplessnsss
OF their struggle seems 70 nave impresseu
l.se,, on H., saora =, ,hat di.,snce Ssli
behind ihe Americans thirty.two points.
IL IL not o matter Tor surprise thai
the pluck OF tho losers gave way -
irom n co9parison Of the first competi.
tive shooiing. as given by cable messages.
Down to tho last hour Of the match they
have hal b yachtineh GAIA 'serh
chase" They deserve thanks for the cou
age which ~ long sustained them. and Tor
the efforts they have made when nave
called forth our marksmcn's hnest SKILL
.,,......,, ar IN. Ameriean
.-..,.,,..
hs"sUs
NEw York, Sept. H.-The bankers
convention resumed its session this
,.o..t,,
ho.""s' ,..,,.. ,.,.,.
The resolution pieadins pahA'ns 'hN'
ests 10 aid the Government In Ito Efforts to
,..,or, . ,,ecis basis was referred 10 the
r-"s.u.. ..n,.,, a. va. ,l,o ,nothsr
Eheo"''o ou --~.i..
giving u a. the opinion OF tne eoh'sn'on
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-15
A DI.rINaUIsHED JURisr.

81 have tried tho. PERuvilS snrr and the
result faily p~usiains your prediction. IL hes
made 3 new man OF me = injured Into my sys-
tenn new vigcs and euer.y. ! am no longer
tremuloas and dsblllia,ed - when Won last
.w me, but stronger. h~esrticr, aud With larger
capacity for labor, mental and ply sical. than
at any time during the last i've years." rod
nv All druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-15

LET Turks delight to howl and fight,
for tits their nature to; let bear anil
lion growl and bite. for madness made
them 80. But. Yankees, you should
never let your angry passions rise ;
don't quarrel /; trade, work hard. lie low
and forward supplies.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-15
A CARD.

To all Who ate snfedn; from The errors and
lndisere,ions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
do say. loss Of manhood. etc. ! will send q
receipt that will core you, rKkk ~ CHANCE.
This great remedy was discovered by q mission.
arJ In south America. Send q self.addreesed
envelope TO the Rhv. JOSEPH 7. INhAN.
station ID. bible Hourr. New York CITY.
mhN0 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-15

RoNE Is not to remain an open and
unprotected city. Fortihcations ars
about to DO constructed In the outskirts
Of the city. and 100 guns Of large cali.
brs are 10 b brought from the arsenal
at Naples for their armament.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-15

TuE Queens maids Of honor are all
~grandaughtsrx Of Peers who are not be-.
low the rank Of Earl. that being q sine
qua non Of eligibility for the position.
They receive $4,000 a year. and II they
marry the Queen presents them with
5000. Each 10 on duty about two
months in the year. Since the Prince
C~onsort's death they have had n dread.
full time Of il. Many OF these ladiss
have remained ON until past ffty.
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aTOcK REPOKr.
San Francisco Board.

Last tshNAre
AS Meadow Valley, 500. Sc. SOC
40 Eureka Con-. aS, tsS siO
80 Jackson. 81
100 Phenix. DC
3ay Belmont. &c
400 RE Patch. 4 30. as
$50 al Dorafo south, ~
$40 Leopsrd. l 20
80 Gils. MIN
60 Panther. 9Sc.l
IS Northern belle. isS
100 Hus-sy. tsc, 500
so De free-, I -. I 70. 30
l.O Grand Prize. 49,. i6S b.
$3.50 Argcuia. ~. . 10 bso. 2 ~. . - h5. %
9l5 navajo, . "a. . u. AZ
so Grand CsbtrAl.
ssoO Endowment. 81. 8 -. ~
1O Young America. y
10 Venture. I 10. I Is
4j.5 silver Prize. I Is, l ~, I ", I Is
80 Hornet. I ~. %
100 Morning Star. , 10
Tts Modoc.1 N
lao Minnistta Belle. I ca. ~. I IS. 6s. ~
SO aoldca Chariot, is,iO
ilss Lesds. AZ. 2D
ITO kxebequer. ra..sA
SIS Gould 4 Curry. ~. '
20 Bullion. sS.st.
SIS Crown Point. no. AIS
ss0 Justice. i3s iit -S, Ia.
IS overman. AN, 1tS
i0 Yenos Jacket. p
30 Hale \ Norcro-s. cS
10 beet 4 BsIeher. i,S. Is
los Mexican. 10
SOS CsliforniA. 81
40 Inpsftai. sOr, $40
IS Con. Virginia. 3ik. ST.
IS chollSr. fotosi, 3tA
IS Ophlr. ids
80 Bslehrr, 6s.CA.
Gas sierra Nevada, ts5,tS
80 silver HUI. .. 3
rus sosxrss.
ITO Ophir. 10
~ Msliesn. i0A
GO oou 4 and eurry. ~.
sa5 Bet and Bslsh.r. - 80. N
i97O California. ssN. sck. 81
AVS savass. -. IN. Is.h
yo Con. vhsinis. Mt
2D Oh liar r5ts-i. 3s&.6
SO Hale a Norer IS. T.. ! sJ
ti0 Crown Point. 4 ~. ~
sD Yellow Jacket. io.. 10
isss imperial, BIC, y5j
"a kentuck, 81
lea Alpha. ~. nx. iis
100 Bsiehsr. az. 81. s..7.ss ~
Is Confidence. ~.
7S sierra Nevada. 4 IS. +ss
70 Utah, Nv. II.
ioo bullion. ss. ~ ~
i3j Etehsquer. ~, 81. 81 -io
90 uvsrmAn IAN, -
40 silver mn. ~.
as Nsv York. SIS. DC
80 Dayton. ts
- Occidental.
30 Ais, AN
ilTo Jastie-, iss. is'.. isS, IL. -
Is Lady Washington, ~
80 kossuth. loo
90 sueeor. ~
2eo Ande-. fOr. &c
40 Union Con-. ss.s.
ass julia. . ~. IN
800 CAieioris. J VI. 4. ~, 3y5
"a Joe seats-. toc
IS solid silver. "
$50 ievisthAn. iSe
las reytoos. Y3e. 40
isu Trojan. 5Oe
~ south Justice. iis
LOO Raymond a Ely. iss, i3s
rs Earrha . -. - ~
loo Jack.on. Gs. ~
40 Phsnix.
$50 Leopard. i65
$50 Oils, ~, I ". tS
ga Psnthsr..l
lD Northern Belle. Is b.
2oO hussey. t3c
ESQ De Frees. I NJ. 50
400 brand Prize. isN
lSo Argcnts. ~ 2 IS. lon
70 Grand Central, I
80 Mlnpietta Belle. ! "
Gao Independence. "
ai0 E~ndowrnsnt. an 10. J ~. ~
2so0 silver Prime. I 81. Al
100 Hornet. I 10. 10
$50 Venture. I Is
lO0 Lsed.. Q
SoO Goldsa Chariot. I M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-15
q, n. GALLUP.

o. II. 0ALLur. opposite tho Dans OF cAlifor-
uis. Geld Hill, keeps constantly on hand al
fsy,rite brands Of Imported C.garr. ohoice bit
cigars. eli Al. de- Of rhe~in, tobacco. meer.
srhaum plpes, nuts, candles. hne cutlery, and
toys and fancy good. of all kinds. apps m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-15
o.. = I~.-~sur,sg Tear.

Prof. W. q. Hyde, Town Clerk OF Gold
Hill. 1. in tho eastern part Of the State on
a ~lecturing tour. lie was to have leetured
i'm Au.,in last evening for the benefit Of
the Ancient Order Of h~ibernians Oh ma,
place. hi. subjects being: The United
iri.hmen.' " Wolf Tone" and The rat
riots of 's2." Prof. Hyde Is the State
DELEGATE Of the Hibernians. and Is an able
ana eloquent representative Of the ordsr'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-15
T. n

Sudden changes OF climate are sources ri
Pulmonary and bronchial Affections. Take al
once Browns Bfonchiai TVches. iss the Gold,
Cough or Irritation Of the Throit BE- ever "
slight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-15

A WHISKY bottle concealed in a Ken
tucky mans vest recently turned on an
assassin's knife. Here's setback for
the Temperance cause.