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NOT SATISFIED.

The New York SIN has never been
favorably impressed with the compro.
mise commission. 1t holds that the AZ
bitration is the escape of the Republican
party from threatened destruction. A
conspiracy had been entered into to
count Mr.. Hayes in as President. 1t was
based on fraudulent returns from
Florida and Louisiana. The plan pro.
posed was to be carried through by the
president of the Senate, supported, rs it
was expected it would be, by the Repub.
lican majority In that body. This was
the scheme, butt must now be appar-
ent to every one that it could not have
been carried out and that if il had been
carried out, 1t would have ruined the
Republican party forever. The MAORI
~ Of the Senate would not have con
sented to il, and the failure would
have leftthe Republican body broken
by 4 radical and fatal schism, and coy
cred with the shame of a defeated con.
spiracy. N So or '
Now, it is'true there has been con.
troversy within the party, not much
worse than all parties continually have
to undergo; but the result is that the
Republicans are extricated from their
immediate peril. The almost absolute
decision Of the presidential question is
left to Judge Joseph p Bradley, of
Newark, a partisan to whom his party
never locked in vain. Hayes being
counted in, the frauds by which This
result il established will be- covered
with the quasi mantle OF the Supreme
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MORTON has found many Brutuses in
the past few weeks, but perhaps none
with keener dagger drawn than Mr.,
Robertson, for twelve years u Republi-
can Senator from South Carolina, who
arose in his place the other day and
made an earnest appeal for the recogni-
ton of the Hampton government, be-
cause it was the one honestly chosen.
Patterson did not have anything to say
about moral grounds.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-07

SENATOR SHERMAN thought the harlot
and murderess, Eliza Pinkston, much
maligned and exceedingly pure-hearted
woman, And rs for Wells and the pa
triotic, and honest, and holy, returning
board, why, these men were the peers
OF Bradley and Clifford, and Strong, and
Miller, and Field. Now what does this
able defender of innocence and virtue
think of these worthless.
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To the Working Class !

We are now prepared to furnish all classes
with constant employment at home, the
whole o. the time or for their spare mo-
ments. Business new, light and profitable
Persons OF either sex epsily earn nom 80
cents to IS per evening, and q proportional
sum by devoting their whole time to the
business. Boys and girl. earn nea ly as
much as men. That all who zee this notice
may send their address and test the bust
ness, we make this unparalleled offer !: To
such rs IRE not well sat SIZED we Will send
one dollar 10 pay for the trouble OF writing
lars 10 Commence work on, and a copy OF
Home and Fireside, one of the largest and
best illustrated publications, all sent free by
matt. Read n, You want perm amen, pront-
aLle work, address, 0soRoR STIHsoN a Co.,
Portland, Maine. an20dsm
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Herald: A man who Is himself y
fraud Is likely to take the other fellow
for an honest man whom he Is foollng,
and cice versa.
M. Fancher has invented machine
for driving horses by electricity. A
child, by this means, can dri-e and
curb the most fractions animal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-07

The Patron: Mr. Collins wants to
establish soap factory at Dallas. and
some of the people there are circulating
a petition to stop him in his project.
Reformers were ever prosecuted in
every age and every cline. Collins
should be encouraged and protected.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-07

A WONDERFUL and most unexpected
discovery was that of Mr., Paul Bert, a
French savant, the other
day, as TO tho effect of colors upon life,
animal and vegetable. The first dis
covery made by Mr.. Bert was that n
green light was poisonous one. by
several specimens Of the
sensitive plant to rays OF different colors,
thrown on them through stained glass,
he arrived at the following result
When brilliant green light was thrown
on them, they quickly withered and
died. When red light was thrown on
them, the spikes of the leaves pro-
longed themselves and grew forward in
a lean and hungry fashion, horizontally
with the branch irem which they
sprang; while in u blue light the spikes
grew perpendicularly to these stems
On one of the lights being inclosed IN
lantern, one side being green and the
other red, instead Of shrinking from
the green light, which was poisonous to
the red, its antidote, the leaves, as if
by fatal fascination, turned, with one
consent, the other way and literally
looked death in the face. From M.
Berts experiments, there may be some
thing in General Pleasanton's colored
glass cure for human beings, Our
Dallas physicians are doubtless well
posted in the PleAsanton theoriei and
experiments with colored glass,
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His frown was dark her smile was bright;
She always laughed he wore scowl;
His teeth were black her teeth were white
Her breath WINS sweet; his breath was foul
He used no SOZODONT-nnd sne
Used SOZODONr continually.
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WELLS is growing vicious, His an
swer to those terrible questions that
must pierce his very soul is, ITS an in
famous lie" Doubtless u satisfactory
answer to Wells, but what will the
committee think
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Brooklyn Argus When young man
enalrcles his partners waist for dance,
hewill do wisely to keep his fingers
still, Nothing aggravates a young lady
more than to imagine you are trying to
count the whalebonss in her dress.
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TnE fearful examination through
which Wells is passing is terribly trying
upon him. Our dispatches report him
us looking weary. Let him 90 and hang
himself. Theworld would be the better
for il.
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Has been made by DR.. Tutt, of Now York,
which restores youthful beauty TO the hair
That eminent chemist has succeeded In pro-
ducing Hair Dye which initiates nature to
perfection. Old bachelors may now rejoice.
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DALLAS COLLEGE
MALE AND FEMALE.

This college begins It's spring term, u" n,,v
still more favorable auspices, with '' MAN..
OF thorough and experienced teachers, "
day, January 20, 1877. Every facility nn ,.'nsa
young ladies and gentlemen for acquiring n,,so.
substantial and refined education s,ared
mas awarded to those who have ins 'sn,bt
the prescribed course ofstudy' Music nan, '"
by a skillful and distinguished geh'" ,hs
The primary department, uu,. .,,oher,
parental control of an experienced Ie 1I ,or
will be the best place parents can na IA 10
their small children. Tuition iio asvancc.
IS per month, payable monthly Ia au
JoHN r. ALLEN, PreSiaeA"
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Judge Bradley Satisfactory 90 the Con.
.H sniralnrs

Cincinnati Gazette: Bradley was ap-
pointed by Grant from New Jersey in
1870. and is one of the two of whom the
Democrats were wont to charge that
they were appointed to pack" the
bench on the legal-tender greenback
cases. He ranks high as lawyer, and
Republicans may be perfectly content
if the choice shall fall on him
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-07
DALLAS. TEX AS,
WEDNESDAY, MORNING FEBRUARY I.

TuE eighth Russian gunboOt arrived
at San Francisco yesterday,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-07

Court and if Tilden should possibly be
declared elected, the Republican party
will yet have been preserved.
The gain to tho Republicans in this
electoral bill is something immense and
unparalleled, while the Democrats have
been signally circumvented. The DEM
ocratic House of Representatives had
the determination of this great ques
ton in their own hands; aud now it is
in the hands Of Joseph = Bradley.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-07
TO the Editor OF the Herald.

To the Editor OF the Herald:
In Mondays Mail | find the follow
ing;
Rabbi Browne says it was the Ro-
mans, and not the Jews, that put Christ
to death. Colonel lily DePrieste, late
the editorial staff Of Tue HERALD, u
we'll known Bohemian, says it was
neither, but three drunken lrishmcn,
out Tor bit Of lark killed him, and
threw him over into jews yard.
Although not professor Of the Chris
tian faith, must say that the publica-
ton ofsuch an article in daily news
per exhibits n decidedly bad taste to
use no harsher term, total lack OF
veneration MS well as disregard for the
feelings and belief OLA majority Of its
readers. AS an intimate personal friend
of Mr.. DePrieste. will venture to say
that he will not at all relish the handy
ing about of his name in this connec-
ton, rYp0,
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DUNCAN II. KENNER, OF New Orleans,
telegraphs to Washington that the i'm
maculate Wells has lied about that offer
Of 100000.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN,

Fourl line Advertisements inserted twice IN
this column for Twenty Eve Cents hhh
M the rate uf Five cents per Lino lor ehch
tubhcQusut insertion,
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QnAnn-la am authOriIei, ~ trustee. Ia
DZOOO lonu $1,000, Parties wishing
money wlll address TIE undfrSSnel hhIlnB
fully The character Of Sec1Tily lhey oheI'
j. Il. r., He. nll OLlGe. IeuI "
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INFORMATION WANTED-Co Concerning y
! certain AMES CArrANACH, who lett
his home In 1906 was employed b team
sler at Fort supply, ana aiterWaId was
known 10 be in indian Territory, The last
uuard Of MIN was u letter written by hlnsclI
TO his mother, from Dallas, Texas. 1870 lie
IN now II man n years OF age, brown mar,
blue eyes, and about i've feet seven inches
IN height, h0ayy-set frame, and chetilul
disposition, Any one that can give any clue,
PLEASE send 10 MIS-. James CRttannch, Byron,
H., or 10 tho editor of the Dallns Herald,
Dallas, Texas. lhhh
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Wanted Situation.
Miscellaneous Wants.

I NIyoROEs legally and quietly obtained
~ Tor incompatibility, etc.; reference un.
necessary. Fee after decree; Twelve years
Law, Ia Dearbon st., Chicago, Ill. jan2s-Sm,
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LIME NOTE Letter, Foolscap and BlIl
l. Head paper at the City Drug store
lnnl2-lm
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NAJM. NORRIS, ninG.yelr old orphan, de-
w slres to lind his uncle, Nelson Darby
In Texas. Any one knowing his whereabouts
address, WIN Morris, Dallas, Texas decW
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4 AND-06O acres of Land, onethird tim
IL Der, situated IN the Northwest corner
OF trecsJuno county, ndJolulns workman
station ON the Houston and Texas Centr II
kuilrUud. There are ~ acres under fence,
and necessary buildings on the place The
ABOVE described premises Will To sold cheap.
Address X. h. LOngDotham, Workman Sta
ton FrpestOne county, texas noy6-3m
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'INHE DIV ELLING-No. 2H Carter street,
l. fve rooms aud two halls, gas through
uot. cellar, kitchen, servants room, laundry
(or stlUleJ, cistern ana well, lot l50xlOO feet
One OF the handsomest and most convenient
residences in the city. Apply TO CHAS.
Fixed TUCKER, OCt1J-ti
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To Trade Cor Merchandise.

IOTTAGE--A nice cottage OF or rooms
y In good location. Address Box l7Ol,
fpbB-2t
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For Sale or Exchange.

GOOD HORSE AND HARNESS at bar
VI gam for cash, or will exchange for
preech-loading shotgun. Address Is. l.. u,
Her Id office. tebl IT
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NO EXCHANGE for MeIchand,se . 1861
l. acres of Land In Hood County; title
good. Win trade part or the whole. Adore =,
Z. U. Box No. 3, Wills Point, Texas. Janl2-lw
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To Rant.

I OIL wish 10 buy n lot In good location
| and neighburhOOd, Sizo lOxl25, or larger.
Address Box 1901. fohB'I
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WHITE GIRL, from 10 to Is years OF
IN aye, 10 live with small family III the
city. Address W. q, Herald ONCE. dec3l.2t
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WANTED -Four or nyo boardcrs nj so
w jackson street. J'y H2L
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Wanted-F omaie Help.

\NTANTED-A White Girl, in q family OIL
w three. Must be q good washer and
ironer. Address postorhce box III. jan2l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-17
NEVADA ITEMS.

The Eureka Republican, Of March 18th
says The White Pine veterans vert
paid off yesterday and to-day al the
banking house Of d. b. Immel & Go,
for services rendered in the Geld for the
State OF Nevada in the Twenty Days
War" Several thousand dollars were
paid to that account, and the battle
SCARED veterans would not object 10
take q baud in another scrimmage.
The Eureka Sentinel OF Thursday says;
Yesterday morning q house on Busl
street, near Clark. occupied by a woman
called Lou Roberts. was broken into
while abe was at lunch and $l38, mostly
silver. and q number Of articles Of jew
elry, stolen. No trace OF the thief has
been ascertained. Robbsries are becom-
ing Of nightly occurrence and are DO.
coming monotoncus.
The Austin RereiAe says: o. fuller.
Jr., OF the stage firm Of fuller / Gu.
gage, yesterday received . telegram
from the Postal Department at Wash.
ington. authorizing an increase OF mail
service between Battle Mountain and
Belmont FROM six times q week to o
daily mail, commencing on Friday.
March 18th.
All the accumulated ore at the Eureka
Consolidated furnaces will be smsltsd
before the furnaces are shut down. II
will take about q week to complete the
work.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-17
rux LESSON OF INVENTIONS.

Americans are BY nature an inventive
people. There seems to b something
In the atmosphere Of this continent
which stimulates the mind and presses
u irrssistibly on to new oonqussts in
the realms Of mechanical science.
Nearly. all the great inventions Of mod.
srn times are the offspring Of American
thought. supplemented by American
mechanical skill. Where other nations
have had the honor Of discovering the
fiut great principles Of . now invention.
ID has still been reserved 10 America to
perfect and adapt them to the needs Of
humanity. 1t was an American who
nni imprisoned the lightning Of heaven
and held in his puny hands the mighty
thundsrbolts Of Jovs II was an Ameri.
can Who chained that lightning to the
quivsring wire and sent IL speeding
soross continents With tidings OF the
events Of the world /; Il Was an Amsri-
can, too. who plunged II beneath the
ocean raves and connected the Old and
the New World with the electric bond.
The hnt steamer that plowsd the waters
d the Hudson was the result Of Amsri.
can thought and American science. and
although the locomotive was hrst pro.
jsotsd In Europe. IL was the proud glory
OF America 70 improve IL and render IL
practical for its present mighty exploits.
Statistics show that wo are the most
inventive people in the world. The
Commissiossr Of Patents issued frsm
his once during the year 1876. l7.l26
rights. and OF them 10. a39 were to citi.
sans Of this country. On an Averages
one patsnt was issued TO every 2.39S
persons; certainly = better showing
Than any other nation can make. OF
course many Of the patents issued wers
for small Inventions which will never
make the fortunes Of their discoveries;
but this fact is unimportant. The main
point which the statistics establish is.
that the American mind 10 more snsr.
gstio and more bent upon snatching her
secrets from the heart Of nature than
that Of any other continent. And this
Il Indirectly . tribute to the snnobling
influences OF q Republican form Of Gov.
eminent. Where freedom Of thought
and freedom Of action in governmental
afain prevails. the brain Ia OF necessity
enlarged BY the contemplation Of the
possibilities before II. Give the human
intellect free scope in one direction and
IL will learn Its power by experience. and
most certainly branch out and explore
the unknown in another direction ; but
crush IL to the earth, and take from It
all freedom Of action in national affairs.
and you q surely crush out Of 1t all am.
hilton 70 excel in anything.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-17

IT is hard for politicians 10 ris. above
the asus levels Of partisan zsaiotry.
Gov. Hayes letter Of acceptance last
Summer was the product OF q more
wholesome altitude. and 1t quite escaped
the notice Of the campaign orator. But
the people read 1t and remembered Il,
and voted for Gov. Hayes because they
believed in II; and so long as the new
President shows that he is firmly pur.
posed to maintain the principles therein
declared. he will not fail Of popular sup.
port.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-17

WISE Senators will climb up into
some ''turrst Of observation and take q
comprehensive view Of the field before
they sally eut in this fight. Warriors
Who are thrown into . delirium Of rsck-
l~essnsss by the nnt sound Of the trum-
pet VI apt TO get ON the wrong side.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-17

PuIJrzxR Is in spasms again. lie
seems TO BE- worried because Mr.. Tildsn
wasn't elected: but any little thing dis
turbs Pulitzer now. The ervou system
Of . hen canary could endure q shock
which would throw him into . 81. vitu<
dance. Pulitzer must have had an un-
fortunate start. Perhaps he was born
In the wrong time OF the moon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-17

JusrIcx CLuSoRp IL q man OF such
large mold that q good deal Of Incidence
might Be pardoned in him /; but in spite
OF that ponderous frame he Ia one OF
the most indefatigabls workers In the
Supreme Court. His regular hours OF
work are from 0 A. N. TO O p. NJ. or
later. including the four hours Of areu.
ment before the court, from II TO .
and many Of his evenings are spent In
looking up authorities and preparing
oninions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-17

THERE 10 a split in Ben. Hills old
Congressional district. A large number
Of Democrats refuse to support the reg.
ulsr nominee. and two Independent a n
didates are in the field. With these Iii.
visions in the Democratic ranks n Re-
publican candidate will have q fair
chance Of winning. In no Southern
State. perhaps. are the political Gle.
msnts in so plastic q condition as in
Georgia. EI-Govsrpor Smith believes
that . little judieious nursing would
build up . strong Republican opposition
there.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-17

Txx,s 10 . sudden Spring frsshst
gathering head in Warrington. and pO-
iisicai iunbsrmen are psrvously rolling
their logs together for . start. Go
allow. sspslemen. You don't want to
cut your RATS sdrifs o. this currsn. I'M
lees they are securely lashed aud pin.
ned. ThersIi - another aood pres
emily.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-17
NOTICE.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ORDER OF
the Board OF County Commissioners, !
hereby give notice that al delinquent .Axss for
the fiscal years 1878 AMI 1876 may be paid to me
1t my once. until April ID. 1877. after which
time I an ordered 10 Institute suits. without
further delay, for the collection Of the same.
together with costs Of suits.
PRANK DRAKE.
mriI d District Attorney Storey County.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-17

TIE Cincinnati Esqairer brings to
light the following incident Of the
Presidential contest: "Ths committee
which Investigated the management OF
Hayes campaign narrowly escaped fall
ing into = trap. II seems that Chandler
started 10 asssss the clerks for election
purposes. and q paragraph to this effect
was sent around the papers. Hayes
instantly wrote to Chandler demanding
that this policy be abandoned. Dick
Mccormick had the letter. and was
ready to 90 ON the stand. but the CON-
mittss for some reason DISCHARGED him ..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-17
CARSON ITEMS.

The following items Of interest are
taken from this mornings Carson
appeal:
Dahl. the MAI mentioned In ysstsr-
days appeal - having been seriously
injured while pruning q tree. was re-
ported as exhibiting symptoms. yes
tsrday. which make his case more
hopeful.
Strawberries have made their appear
ancs In our market. II Is bad enough
thus TO force the season; but six bits o
pound these hard times. Is flying In the
face OF Providence.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-17
GENERAL NOTES.

WuIrix CAxrox's introduction Of thu
P's wv N'"u
anniversary Of that happy occasion. A
meeting 10 organize III. celebration was
h.ld the other day in the Jerusalem
ch.mh.r a, w..,m;r.,., lbbev. Dam
Stanley n,..;d;no Tn. ,ick.,s Of .a.
-,.a..r..-,s..,;, h..n,,,, h,.cl
mi' ~ r.,
iet,e.; nul. "a. ;r,srsst'
? sns Ds,s'a ~ en,;nns iors and
ing s5 Iun % p;". l n,...sd
%s ~. .nS;sana =, shnT;no how The
= III h.n.s,,.d shis oountry.
~" n,,....s.rs ~.rs drawn chisAy
~. n.Ms.S.-,,, s,.t;.tics Of journal.
" 800. sna \. mid Il might
lsm 49, ar, ,hs cit,ens Of
reaai,y % ,nIe 81 an ;r,sra.t
the United o'a1es Noa A.. s~sr,
In the commsmot,uon s-.u."; -
which ntroduced .ns sI.o 49,.
Engiand5ths eounuy ron ,.om nh;nh
leans rscei.ed me s.., Ah ~. ~ no,;si.
ne ,nn "
Oxr Of the ladies who appeared
before the Committee on the Liquor
Law at the State House, Boston, last
Tuesday. said that she had heard that
the boys in the high schools we're fire.
o~usptIv ob,;,.a N whit iii thew ware
T,,.
sooer before leciuns 'neif 'sssons in
was oaa enough u wore ~ 70
come one naa sseh = parry =, isI .
enter . saloon IN Lss. boston anu uIinf
Deer ana had heafu ina, scnool
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-17
The Gold am Daily News has

The Gold Hill Daily news ms
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published IN the
State Of Nevada II Is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
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FOR TOWN TREASURER.
M. c. srANpIsH

rs RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCED Az
candidate for reelection 10 the once Of
Town Treasurer Of Gold Hill. 'subjsct to the de
cision Of the people. mrl1ds