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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-07-26

J. W. BRYAN. $. n. CLEMENT.
BRYAN 4 CLEMENT,
Have for sale on the corner of Ryan
street and Public Square, which is the
old stand of j. w. lsryan's, established
ia 1869,
AMERICAN and ENGLISH CALtcoS,
BROWN and BLEACHFD DOMESTIcS,
DRILLIEGs and TICKING,
sHEETINGS, CHECKS.
oSNABURGS, CHEvIoTS,
JFANs, TW EEDs,
FLANNELs, Etc.
KNIT SACKS, NUBIAS,
LADIES' Il GENTLEMEN'S
SCARFs, LADIES'
VESTS, BALMoRALS,
CHEMisETTfs,
CoLARETTEs,
CUFFS aud COLLARS,
LINEN and PAPER COLLARS,
GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFs,
CORSETs, BELTS. JACONET and
LACE EMBROIDERY,
RIBBONS, Etc., REPS,
FIGURED and PLAID
POpLINs, DEBEGE,
PLAID CAMLETs,
CANTON P0NGEE.
OPERA FLANNELs,
JACONErB,
NAINSOoK,
SWISS, BISHOP L. VICTORIA LAWNS,
HATS Il CAP, FURNISHING GOODS,
vALIsEs, CARPET BAGS,
SADDLE POCKETS,
BUGGY WHIPS.
A full Stock Of
Boots and shoes.
Our family grocery department. Is
now complete, and we intend to keep
on hand full stock Of
BACON, HAMS, LARD, SUGAR,
MOLASSES, SYRUPS
VINEGAR, KEROSENE OIL,
SALT, COFFEE, FLOUR,
CORN, MEAL,
GRITS, RICE. Etc,
Canned goods of all kinds,
CURRANTS. DATES,
RAISINS, Etc, etc.
All at prices to suit the times,
Jan l5
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II, o. MAIL STAGE ROUTE.
Lake Charles aud New Orleans.
SCHEDULE OF ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Schedule OF ARRIVALS AND DEPAETUKES.
Leaves New Iberia Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, at 8 4. M; arrives
AZ Lake Charles next days ut 8 r, NJ.
Leaves Lake Charles Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at 8 a. n;
arrives at New Iberia next days at 9
r. III.
New. light and comfortable, mail
coaches, will carry passengers at the
following rates;
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to my
N friends in the town of Lake Charles
and vicinity, thatson and after the first
of July, will sell my meat ut q cents
per pound.
J. M. REID, Butcher.
june 23--tf
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-07-26

And the same rates from New Iberia
to Lake Charles. 80 TBS baggage al
lowed to each seat. 20 per cont. deduc-
tion on round trip TO either point,
STAGE OFFIcE at Lake Charles, AZ y.
w. Bryan's store, corner Courthouse
Square,
July 10, ls75-y
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j. W, BRYAN,
Pres. PARISH Board.
TiEden sails far Europe.

". r.. HUrcatNs. See. pro TEN.
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JOHN e. BREAUX.

JULIAN NEVILLE, Receiver.
July 10
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-07-26

J. W. BRYAN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-07
Merit Rewarded.

d. l.. Bliss, Of the firm Of Yerington.
Bliss 4 Co., came TO Gold Hill yesterday
and asked Chief Engineer Kennedy how
much WAS due the boys for their services
during the recent fire at Carson. The
Chief replied that they had gone down for
the purpose Of saving property. because
they thought II Was their duty TO do
30, and not with tho expectation Of get.
ting q quarter Of . dollar. Mr.. Bliss
said he wished to mako some sub
stantial demonstration Of his gratitude
and insisted upon all those who worked.
receiving $40 each. Tho money was
handed to Chief Kennedy. who passed II
over TO Nick Sexton. Foreman OF Yellow
Jacket Engine Company. by him the
coin was distributed ~ indicated by Mr..
Bliss. Following Is the list : n. Kennedy.
Chief Engineer Gold Hill Fire Depart
ment; p. ]. d. Tully. First Assistant
Engineer. Gold Hill Fire Department ; N.
Sexton. Foreman Yellow Jacket Engine
Company ; W. Shear. George La Ford.
II. Pringle. engineer. Jos. Taylor. z. L.
Wright, VIM. Nicoll. Thomas 0'Donnell,
Chas. Poole, Dolph Davis. Chris. Now.
man, Mike Noonan. VIM. Haskins. John
Halstcad. VIM. Patterson. John McMartin,
W. 8. Ketton, T. L. Dawes. W. Hy.
Doane.
Mr.. Bliss said he wished. In additiyL,
10 congratulate the officers Of the Gold
Hill Fire Department upon the manner In
which their engine and men worked. and
made particular mention Of tho creditable
fact that every man from Gold Hill left
Carson In . perfectly sober condition, not
w~ithstanding the many temptations TO
which they were naturally subjected. and
the great exhaustion caused by their con.
tinued labor. Mr.. Bliss gave $500 70 DO
distributed among the members Of Monu-
mental Engine Company, In consideration
for services rendered.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-07

II will be pleasant for the friends Of Mr..
serimgeour TO read the following friendly
notice Of him. which We take from the
Oakland. California, Transcript!
Mr.. A. ~Scrimgsour. who has been
identified with the city department Of this
paper for the past six months. has decided
TO transport himself TO tho other side Of
the bay, for the purpose, as he says, OF
acquainting himself with tho intricacies oil
metropolitan journalism. We consider
Mr.. Scrimgeour the very best local Jour.
nalist with whom we have ever been asso-
ciated; and with this unqualified expires.
sion. commend him 10 the friendly con.
sideration Of our contemporaries on The
other side.
Mr.. Scrimgcour was at one time con.
nected with the News. and We are glad TO
know OF his progression.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-07

ORIs n MINERALS Almarin d. Paul
Is Chairman OF the Committee on 0ros
aud Minerals for the Paris Exposition. II
any Of tho people OF Nevada have ores or
minerals they wish to exhibit they may I'd.
dress Almarin Ii. Paul. Room 20, Safe
Deposit building, Ban francisco.
JusricK 0RE.-No ore IL now being re-
duced for the Justice Company at tho
Silver City mills. The Pacific and succor
mills. In Lower Gold Hill. are still run
ming on Justice ore, and the remainder Of
the output Is being sent TO the river mills.
The little water mills In slI.mile Can.
yon arc still In full blast. Tho Savage and
Hale 4 Norcross mines alone are sending
down enough water 70 make the wheels
run with . hum.
DEPUTY sHrnIry Tom Kelly wu around
Gold Hill last night with . subscription
paper collecting funds In aid Of . widow
with eight children.
SILVER CRY has r~eorganized her
Cosmopolitan Social Club with W. II.
Elliott as President aud A. d. Stewart.
Secretary.
TnE expenses at the Julia mine during
last October were about Si1, 900. OF TIL.
sun about 81, 1000 went toward the payment
Of wages.
TnR next Masonic Social In Gold Hill
will take place nsIt Tuesday evening.
The bus will run 10 Virginia after the
dance.
The Executive Committee appointed 70
mako arrangements for the Firemen'a ball
will meet this evening at half.past 2
o'clock.
The scores OF the pigeon matches shot Of
the Reno Fair list month are given In full
BY tho Chicago Field Of the 81 instant.
liz Virginia the Episcopal fair and fssti.
val attracts fashionable and liberal crowds.
They are having splendid times.
The Virginia Board Of Aldermen will
meet as q Board OF Equalization every
evening until tho 18th instant.
GRAND concert will DO given In Silver
City next Friday evening 10 aid Of the
Episcopal Church In that place.
The Crown Point mino yielded. from
1865 to 1875 inclusive. $40. 1858. SIS %. and
paid sii,5s = 900 In dividends.
Coon progress Is being made In the con.
struction Of the new batteries ct the Cali
forniA stamp mill.
DAN NOLAN has brought suit against tho
woodville Mining Company for the sum
Of $3.50 i2h.
TnE weather to-day 10 very pleasant.
The sun 10 shining brightly.
J. NJ. WALKER, . mining expert. 10 look.
ing at the Comstock mines.
EI-srArx PaIsrrn PUTNAM will Live In
Virginia City this Winter.
THERE 10 70 DO . mstsoric shower about
the 18th or 18th instant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-07
Crown Peins.

Repairing the old north and south drift
on the ieo-foos level. preparatory to cross
cutting the ore vein farther TO the south-
ward. 10 going steadily ahead. The south
drift OF the 230-foot level Is steadily ap-
preaching the main ore rein, tho face In
very favorable quartz carrying spots OF
rich ore. The east crosscut on the 1000
foot level 10 steadily advancing. the face
still In quartz and vein matter Of a favor
able character.
Caledonia.
The north drift. on tho l6O0.foo level.
Is being pushed vigorously ahead. The
east crosscut from this drift Is In Q fino
character Of vein matter. No change to
note Of the prospecting operations ON tho
l+00-foot level.
Sinking the Joint winze below tho l70o-
foot level 10 making good progress. The
north drift on the 1GO0-foot level affords
no now features. The prospecting Is being
urged steadily forward at all points.
baltimore and American Fiat
Sill cleaning out aud repairing :the
drifts on tho i4o0-foot level. This work
will probably take another week yet to
inish up. when tho prospecting Of the
lower levels will be resumed.
Joe scates and George Douglass.
Excellent work Is being done sinking
the main shaft, with q good showing Of
quartz at tho bottom. giving fair sssays.
Nothing 10 report new In the west
drift.
Trojan.
Commenced shipping ore yesterday 10
the Vivian mill. This ore comes from tho
s50-foot level. and there 10 plenty oft
opened out to keep the mill running
steadily.
Consolidated Imperial
Sinking the south Wine below tho 1880
foot level ID making fair hcadway. without
change Of value to report. Nothing new
Of any other portion Of tho mine.
Lady bryan.
Work not started up as yet. but expected
10 before long.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-07
s.si.i Party.

And now tho young ladies Of Geld Hill
are to give . social dancing party. Gold
Hill Miners Union Hall has boen secured
for the occasion, and next Friday evening
fiIed upon Is tho time. The proceeds will
be devoted TO charitable purposes. Tickets,
81. Hats and coats will DO carefully pro
served and returned 10 their owners. The
fact Of their last party having been . mos
pleasant success encourages the youns
ladies In tho hope OF doing we'll neIl
Friday evening. A good time may BE-
looked for by all who 60. Dancing. will
commence at $50 O'Clock. The NEWT
acknowledges receipt Of complimentary
tickets.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-07
THE Re.d 10 wealth.

DR.. James Delavan, tho %well.known
mining man and expert at Virginia City,
says: "The chances for large fortunes arc
greater In mining than In almostany other
industry. Look at the numbers Of mon
now rolling In wealth. who, . few years
ago. were comparatively poor. They had
faith and courage, and to-day are enjoying
the results Of their enterprise and perse-
vsrance; with tho satisfaction OF being
abs 70 give employment to thousands Of
their fellow men," In reference TO the
foregoing very practical remarks we will
add that more money has been made In
mining stocks than anything else. Lucky
Baldwin only . few years ago WAS manager
for q troupe Of Japanese jugglers. He had
b rough time oft and battled with adverse
circumstances until he succeeded In buy
Ing . few shares Of Savage on an easy mar
gin. II jumped with him and he jumped
out In good limo. Then he bought more
stocks. and gallopcd over the road to wealth
% fast that no one has been able TO keep
up with him. He continues to deal In
stocks and mines.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-07
AssESsMENrs

Os-ssaaa- o. per -hsr-; levied Soyembsl
81; de.iignsht Deeember sth; sale day
December ash.
Mi.t-i0 cents pee -hs'e; levied October ai-t
delinquent Dsccmb'r eth; sale day. Decrm
br ssih.
J~assiee-si per share: levLd October slst
delinqusnt peccmbsr sth; sale day. peesm
her 2Cth.
William Pean-s cents per share; levies
October SLIT; deli, qusnt December !; ssl'
day, her ,tth.
Mldes-so cents per share share levied Octo
her AL Delinquent soyembsr 2tih sal'
day. December nth.
North t'onsaliiatc<i vtrgtats-7r cent.
pr share levsd Octoh-r nth del ndneni
Move absr 18th sale day. Dccembs< 18th.
Consolidated lsap~rtst 40 cent. pei
share. levied October xsi. delinquent No
vemb~r 18th; sals day. pseet.hsr 2ist.
N.rth Dsy.s.- 70 e.n,. psr .hs,e; issisd
October 18th: Delinquent November 2oth
-sly day. pecemher 18Th.
Dext~r-s cent. per share; levied oetobel
18Th delinquent November aiit sAie day
November nth.
Pnttsa e. ~ cents per share /; leyi-i oc'ooel
i9th. delinquent November atih; sale day
D~csmber nth.
sierrn N~esadn-.o cents per -hsrv; levlel
Octob-r 10th: delinquent November aist
- IAH
-. c....,,a.,.a-a,e .D,- Ia, .h.r.
Ie,is,i OrtoIrr 18Th. delinquent soyeaee
ig,h, ale dsy December 10 b.
80. mi. ne, .h.r.. levied October auth
delinquent November Ath; sac dp. DE
eemb-t 18th.
q, e.nt. p-r .hsre. l.yie
or,,rer iii . delinquent November 18Th
..ls a.,. ID e.mbcr lvth.
.-.--.. ...,, ,.,h.,.. i.,,., or,a
~. mr. ,lsii.an,nt November Inn, AL.
~. Sax.n,h.r ,pth
-. ,.,. L.x,., ne, H.,
ar d.l,noS.nt Soyemhsr sth: 81. d.y
Nay..nh~r ath-
,xA "a.
a.. d.Isnausn, Noy,mber iOth: a.,
49, ..mhss rosh'
-. ... l.x,., o.,on.
80. I-na,a.,t Sa,.mhss an. al. d.y
Sa..a.hs, I'm
~ y---- a, =, h.,.. l.x,..
HAZE y s"seo ns, an. -
os,'"s,a, ~
usy' S"'e""' sS"
bulitoe . cents ~ snsne' - ~
~; delninent Nov'm"' '"' ~" 1'
Novemnsr S'n'
ChSttar.f y per mar: levhu os,o
be- az deInlnFh'
November aI'h.
us,sss"o,e ~. ',.,,.an'n NJ
rns's. 's.Mu -. Samh., nm w
v~mo~r Sh' -al"asy' N'''"'' ~"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-07

From the San Francisco Poet, November 81
The Superintendent Of the Consolidated
Virginia and California, deserves credit
for tho exhaustive letters which no writes
from week to week, concerning the con-
dition' and progress, Of the mines. Those
letters are on file at the Office Of the com'
psniss In Nevada Block. Tho progress Of
every drift. crosscut, Wine, upraiss and
drill hole 10 noted In them. The char
acter Of the ground encountered, the ex-
tent Of the ore bodies. the condition Of the
slopes and Tho prospects here. there and
everywhere, are all explained 80 that
stockholders may form 4 correct idea OF
how their property Is being managed. We
can safely say that no other mines In the
world arc run more In the interest OF
shareholders. give moro satisfaction and
better returns for the money invested than
tho Consolidated Virginia aud California.
Few people are aware OF tho great labor
necessary 10 provide for the muniicent
dividends. About th. middle Of each
month stockholders draw their 81 per
share, and VIC doubt II many Of them give
. thought TO the toiling miner and
the wAtchful Superintendent who have
thus contributed 10 their revenue
Yet the thing goes on like clockwork. Ev.
cry month the bonanza mines make the
country S. 900. 900 richer than IL was be-
fore. The slightest hitch In the vast ma
chinery will delay matters. A cable may
part, an engine break down, q shaft give
way, q cave occur, or q flood he oncOun-
countored. All these things tho Superin-
tendent has 10 guard against. lie Is on
deck 10 hours out Of tho ~, and IL the
hardest worked man on the Comstock.
He receives $500 per month from each
company for his services. We know
Presidents Of assessment levying mining
companies who earn an aggregate OF $1,000
during the same period for simply afii1ing
their signatures TO stock certificates. Be-
aides the multitudinous things which como
up in his daily routine, tho supcrintend-
emit Of the bonanza mines has accomplished
q feat UNPARALLELED In their history. lie
has pushed tho prospecting and develop
msnt work At least one year ahead OF the
ore extraction, aud has accumulated
,xvyxsv ,psrpv, ar o,r.
~, n..m.
Dotn IN ,ne ie'eis anu =. MANY y, W. ~
wip,s, months In fact ,bs mills cannot
h.o;n a. cru.b ,he .unuly of ore. and
snrnin. h.s Isen .onsvhst rednccJ' I'm
botb OF his letters written ON Saturday the
SUPERINTENDENT saws: "All of our ma.
cb}nery h i'm excellent repair. and the va.
rious ore stones on tho several levels never
looked better than at the present time"
Certain wreckers who are heavily short on
the bonanza stocks, and who arc losing
the dividends from month To month. have
in'cn1ed canaras regarulns .he eona',lon
o. 'nH m,n. = 'no uu'l,on In. om
we hsA,a .no sanc s'orles soou' ,csi
aha nali .so, anu WE aue . a''" Th ~ i, ".,
AoIe ne" As .ne! S.,o .neh. -
PROOF OF tne merit OF 'ho mines ,.s,nmne
iaet inA. my AeeP on Pay,ns an''ug Tn.,
aespiso whA u sslu ,saih.. 'nenn. .ns
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-07

SoMk months ago DR.. Upham, oil
Salem. Massachusetts,. In order 70 q.
plain to his audience the variations Of
the pulse In certain diseases. caused the
lscturs-room to be placed in tclsgraphie
communication with the city hospital Of
Boston. distant fifteen miles. and by
neal Of special apparatus the varous
pulse boats were exhibited BY . vibrat-
Ing ray Of magnesium light upon the
wall. These experiments have lately
been repeated at Paris with success.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-07

beat ssoehs-Ihat ~ Tiny Peel d
ExehsQuer-rhe ophir STRIKE
Crows rstst shippisg naiiiea
Agni.- Aita- Justice -rhs fissd.
ed Mines - The sierra Nevada
and uaisa Air Ceassesisa--bs-
aas.a Yield and Dividesds-
Report OF che C'osa>tsek sspsrts-
tesdssts Relative 90 shs sasrs
rusnet-llsW rhiuxs 2 Lssk'
tag All Aissg shs Line To-Day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-07

TIE portrait Of Captain Storey, pur-
chased Of the artist. Mcclellan. Monday,
by tho County Commissioners, was yes
terday hung over the entrance to tho court
ROOM.
TIE Catholic fair and festival at Ma
honL Guard Hall. Virginia, II u Of tho
The hall 10 we'll crowded every night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-07
BRONCHITIS

From John Flags. Esq. Of Bennington, N. H.:
.Three years since I VS. very much reduced
with . dreadful cough. which r,suited In Bron.
chitls. affecting me 90 severely ~ 10 rend . 10
dinicult 10 rpeak In an audible voice. To this
was addtd severe night sweats. and ] wss far
various remedies. 10 no purp0ss. ! made ne Of
Dr. wisiar's Baissm OF Wild CHERRY. Q few bot
ties nj which fully ~rsstor~d me- 10 health.
8 nee that time ] have he'd several severe attacks
OF cough. but the balsam has always removed
inov how TO do without lt.' sold By al drug
efsts. mol N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-07

IT is a very simple affair. as Stephen
Pearl Andrews describes Il: Evolution
10 the natural and orderly procession
from q unismal TO o duismal state Of ex-
istsncs; and Themes. by combination. to
q trinismal state; and thence again, BY
rsvsrsion and subsumption. to . triun.
ismal state or stage, which Is anal or
ultimate"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-07
,<s TOWN LOTS,

Ths property Of Mr. Atkissp. who's old are and
lnnrmities Induce him 10 clos up his snain aud
rstlrs nom active business ne, are offered for saie,
tsrouGh ne agent GENERAL Phelps. Who resides on
the ~pSsulises.
Thess Ietss are 70 Be- sold on the instsimsnt plan.
d from ~ 70 oo eseh. TO b paid for In install.
sh.s.s 70 b given p0sssssion mar paying the hnt
instAlmsnt.
John MeM4hon. Superintendent Of the Lsvis-
than MINING Company. God Hili, has received the
appointment a. soSs agent IN this section fot the
dlsposal Of thess Lots, and win show the NAB q
the property and givs fuil Particular 10 ell desInn
-iSs rus 10 isdlsps.ss's. ssins GATED States
Patent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-07
Arrilalp sni. asr.I.a.
BRONCHITIS.

From John Fisgg. Rsq., Of Beuninstoa, y. H.
"Thrss ysars since I was very much reduced
with . dreadful cough. which resulted In Bron.
dlflcult 10 speak In an audible voios. To this
Was added severe night sweats. and I vas fear
fui OF going into . decline. After recouns 70
various remedies 10 no purpose. ] made ass OF
Dr.. wistAr's baipam OF Wild Cherry. Q fev bot.
tics Of which fully restored me 10 health.
Since that time I have had several severv a.
tack Of cough, but the Baisam hes always 10.
moved them. always keep u BY ne, and
should not know how 10 do without T."
Bold b. all druegists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-07
A FINE rHIsa ron rnR TEETH

PnSnnt sOsoDOsr 10 . composition ol
the pursst and choicest ingredients OF IN
Oriental '; getabis kingdom. RveU ineredi.nt
Ia we'll Known 70 have q beneficial e6ert on the
teeth and gums. lts embalming % antisepue
property and aromatic irasrAncs maI.s ~ 7
arceablc adors from the br ath caused ~ ca
tsrrh. bsd teeth, ctr. II 10 sntirvly free from
the Injurious and aerd properties Of tooth
pastes and powders. which destiny The enamel.
lima hottls lasts six months.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-07

my dear boy" said a mother to her
son as he handed round his plate for
more turkey. ''this il the fourth time
you've been helped" ~ know. moth
er." replied the boy. ''but that turkey
pscksd at me nee and ! want 10 get
square with him." He got his turkey.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-07
Cousr d. L.LArso, Ii. pr.ssu. repre-.

CoUSr De LALAISo. the present repre-.
sentative Of the noble Belgian family In
which Rubsns was onc . page, carries
his hereditary enthusiasm for the great
painter no far a. to dress In the tradi.
tional Rubsna costume, with large hat
and feather. black pourpont and Span.
ish cloak. II IL said that . friendliness
has been kept up between the tive fami.
lies ever since the young Rubsns graced
the chateau In attendance ON the Count
ess De Lalaing OF his time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-07
rnE rAiAoR EArINo STAND.

Tor . roast Of beef unsseelied In stoesy
comfy. 70 10 Thomas Hsfron's Eating Stand.
In the Palacs saloon. no. ] North o STREE,
Virginia CITY. Frssh oystsrs at ell hony IN
sysfy Style. Forty ninsrs always on hand d
night. For tasty. homo style Of cooking. snd
the best and fresi cot Of eli that the markets.
aford. the Palace Eating Stand has DO superior.
Try u. apis n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-07
orand Jurors.

The following named gentlemen have
been drawn a Grand Jurors TO serve dur
Ing the present term Of the District Court:
N. @. Hall. Alexander Brisscher. J. B.
Stevens. Philip D~eidesheimsr. Phillip
Reese, Andrew Fraser. W. n. Holland. A.
Prince, w. G. Swain, d. b. Lyman. W. N.
Hall. George Y. Hill. z. Schultz. =. A.
Tritle. J. G. Currie. d. y. Carrick. Il. II.
Mcdonald. p. .. Corbst, W.. d. O. Gibson.
p. H. Ford. E. L. Buckingham. J. p.
Wheeler. n. O. Gilleth and r. n. Dag
gett. Tho gentlemen summoned arc 70
appear at the County Courthouse Of IL
o'clock. November 18th.
REroRrs from Bsdis continue dat
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street Quotations.

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San FR,Scisco. Nov. 7-2:3O ?. y.
Grand Prize. iih, ia, uS
California, "a, 27a. "a 81
Con. Virginia. 20, 2GS
Opbis. isa, ISL, u. ls'.. Isl
Argenta,i 10, Ia
Eureka Con. a.
Justice, 81
Julia. 2OJ
Alta. 10. i0S 80. iOa
Con. Virginia. 20
Bullion. 81
Savage. So
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Romans. Baili...

Tho bonanxs mines made another ship
ment Of bullion last evening, consisting Of
So bars, weighing LILO pounds, and sg'
gregating $500, 922 II. Tho accounts for
the current fiscal month now stand a.
~foilows.
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SECURE YouRsxLv A HoMR

A AMER spportuniiy ~ nnily men. miners or
ssy oss si:s o sss:y - ned esslisbs homes
eheapIy and on ne esaes ttssibls terms never vas
pFessntsd. Lumber ~ buiidInE materials are
plentiful and cheap. md thefs Q man may build HE
houss, and, saFrvlsdsd By his family, dwell In cum.
fvrt amid psacs and plenty.
for full lniornati0a call on M. John Mcmahon,
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