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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-03-16

Our citizens have been talking a
good deal about the proposed new
route for the Atlanta road, during the
last few days. and all appear willing
to extend aid. Two or three have al
ready offered 5000 each. We will
have something to say about the gen
eral opinions of mountaineers in our
next issue.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-03-16

WILLIAM ABBOTT arrived here from
Atlanta last Tuesday over the Banner
route Snow on the Middle Boise is
eighteen inches deep, at North Boise
two feet, and at the head of More creek
i've feet. 1t is solid and heavy. Billy
came all the way on snoe-shoes.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-03-16

The Payette river was rapidly ris-
mo when Mr.. Pierce left there last
Sunday.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-03-16

REEL & KARKEY are getting along
we'll at ground sluicing. They have
all the water they can use.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-03-16

The creeks were very high last
Tuesday, but have been steadily fall
ing since.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-03-16

MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
The Money Order office will not be
onane5 At all on Sundays; and no Money
Order business will be transacted on Sat
'.rJavs after four o'clock z. M.
nlu"' S. G. SILSBY,
Idaho City, Dec. 8, 1875. Postmaster.
LOCAL News
The snow has disappeared from the
soutb sides of the foot hills.
The Payette river was rapidly ris-
mo when Mr.. Pierce left there last
Sunday.
TIE farmers at Horseshoe Bend
commenced blowing nearly three
weeks ago.
The creeks were very high last
Tuesday, but have been steadily fall
ing since.
REEL & KARKEY are getting along
we'll at ground sluicing. They have
all the water they can use.
The bridge across Grimes creek at
Centerville was carried away by the
fushet last Monday night.
The miners are beginning to scatter
through the gulches and making prep
arations to commence work.
DEER are scarce in the valleys this
winter, the weather having been SO
mild that they remained in the noun
tains.
We acknowledge pleasant call
from Rev. w. G. Simpson, of Boise
City, during the week. He was up
on a visit.
S. J. PIERCE came up from Horseshoe
Bend last Monday. He is lame yet
from the effects of having his ankle
spraiucd two or three weeks ago.
PREPARATIONS are being made for a
grand time at the ball tonight. The
tables are to he set in Good Templar
hall. The very best music has been
secured, and everybody and his sweet
dulcina are expected to attend.
The Gold Hill mine was filled with
water by the creek breaking through
one of the slopes Monday night. Two
thousand feet Of tunnel and the shaft
were filled, but the water has all been
pumped out and work resumed.
Mr.. PAssNoRE and an Indian have
discovered two quartz lodges at the
head of Willow creek, six miles south
of Horseshoe Bend. They are mar
row, but prospect we'll 1t is thought
that there are many more lodges il
that vicinity.
CHARLEY KINGSLEY met with a pain
fuL and serious accident yesterday
morning. While whiting kindline
across his leg the knife slipped, cut
ting a cash two or three inches long
just above the knee. DR.. Zipf sewet
it up.
WILLIAM ABBOTT arrived here from
Atlanta last Tuesday over the Banne
route Snow on the Middle Boise il
eighteen inches deep, at North Bois'
two feet, and at the head of More creel
i've feet. 1t is solid and heavy. Bill.
came all the way on snoe-shoes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-21
OPIUM SMOKING.
Geld MIN tho ReadesSeos OF she
nebauehees Nome Deus thas
Need Cleaniuy Oat.

The enforcement in Virginia City Of
the act against opiun.smoking. has for the
present. at least. put . measurable check
upon the practice In that city and COM
PEELED the smokers to seek another quar-.
ter for the qualification Of their Appetites.
This has been found in Gold Hill. where =
Chinaman Who keeps . den opposite the
Imperial ore dump Offers all the accommo-
dai,ons in the shape Of quarters and the
drug. which are required by his not over.
fAstldious patrons.
since the last raid male upon opium
smokers by the Virginia police. . number
Of youn. men % questionable morality,
and women, about whose morals there eau
b, no question. have been In the habit OF
resorting to this den almost nightly and
indulging In their facilitating and degrad-
ing habit.
eompanisd by four or i've respectable oiti-
zens, who can be produced when required,
visited the place and found two OF the
Virginia City demi-monie. named Frankie
Norton and "Dig-mouthed Annie." with
their escorts. one named Elliot and another
Young man whose name Is not known. and
also two ~well-known young men OF this
town. in . state Of semi-unconsciousnsss
from the effects Of the drug. The smokers
evinced neither surprise. shame nor indig.
nation at what they might have considered
the intrusion Of the visitors.
The question Of whether Gold Hill can
AFFORD to have the vices and vicious char
aeters Of q neighboring city transferred TO
her, Is ono which IL might not Be amiss
for the Town Mashal and Trustees TO take
under consideration at the earliest praetic-
able moment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-21
County Commissioners.

The Board OF County Commissioners for
Storey county met at the Court-houss In
Virginia City this morning. Present
Commissioners Randall. Torp. sheppard
and Hazeltine.
A communication was received from
Fred. Boegle offering to furnish blank
books TO the county at reduced rates.
Placed on flc.
The following bills were allowed aud
ordered paid: c. d. Smith. 81 80; vii.
liam Clark. $50 Is; A. Brisacher. SAT 80:
Gold Hill NEWS, $40; Cronin 4 Caya-
naugh. $50 so; Brown 4 Mahanny. So;
q. Z. Fletcher. $40; A. Borline. SO; A.
Naestretti. SIS; All Hing, IS; lie Count
Brothers. SCI 80; Eli johnson. 81; Full
ton Foundry. Sl2 80; ". l.. blanchard,
sssi; y. b. & G. G. Baker.7 S2s IS;
Charles Reynolds, $50; T. II. McGurn,
s25; Virginia Gas Company. $50; II.
Schoeneman. S3i IS; James l.. Moore,
81 SO; William Noonan. - 50; Daniel
Reagan. 81 so; James Murphy. 80; T..
0'connor, 80.
Commissioner Hazeltine reported that
he had purchased the Beckwith property.
near the County Hospital. paying 500 for
the same.
He also reported that the American Flat
toll road Is being put in good condition.
The Board adjourned to meet ON the 18th
Of Nay.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-21
Ars,,.i. ,.,s n.ss.ss.


l.. II. roHr went to Silver City one day
,... veek and collected si2o due nom Lyon
to storey county ON account OF Patents
from LYON county. Over sIoo sun remain
due from the same source.
SECOND DECREE Mcdowell. the slayer
q, ridorsdo Nall, has been found guilty OF
murJsr In the second degree. b wiii
cntitls him 10 Q years residence NJ ne
Carson stone quarry.
AxxA aALLAonrn has sued In the Dis
trict Court for . decree OF divorce from
James Gallagher. Grounds-Cruei treat
ment.
THE list Of Nevada mining assessments
a~elipouent In April numbers sixteen. az
grsgaiing 1851 $50.
CAPTAIN T. q. TAYLOR and 8. I. Curtis
mining Superintendent, arc in San Fran
cisco.
Brrr,oS valued 1t 81. s25 63w was shipped
from Virginia City last evening.
Ayrxr mahogony-topped desk has been
put In the County Clerks once.
wNxrrrA MONTAGUE has taken her
departure for New York.
LION COUNTY scrip 10 worth sishty-nvs
cents on the dollar.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-21
STAR CI.ornINa HOUSE.

We have Fought By all fair and hooorble
means to gain the confidence Of tbs commonly
In which VIC live. Our motto and belief has
ever been that "Honssty 10 the Best Policy"
by jud,cious buying. strios economy. fair DIAL.
log and strict attention 10 business, ws have
gained and intend 10 rctsin the conndente End
s,sd will RI the people of ttorsy county. In
orisr 10 accommodate our tarse add growing
patronage ~ have op.ncd . branch ciothlng.
hou Q IN God Hall. scoad " nothing OF the
Kind In Gold Hill or vininla City. THIS store
xe Intend 10 nun In connection With the sbs IN
Virginia City. 70 ~ TO accommodate both spds
Of the CImsiosk. Doth stor~s will b.. supplied
st eli tim 9 ~ith the very lstest styles. spd Q
stuck OF goods which. 10 quality. quantity.
vsitty .nd chsapnsse.. cannot BE- ereelle1 b..
any clothing .hodss 10 the ststs, Our stoets Of
the state. Oar boys and youths stock 10 i'm.
mcnse. In the Inns Of hAts, caps, boots and
shoss. and cents flrnishins eoods, 90 defy
competition. Friends aud patrvns OF vlrginIa
CITY and Uo d Hiil. reme..b,r thar " have d.
waSrd . { isir,y and squsrely with 700 ; that
We never have tried o. mako 700 bslssvs thai
ws sell goods below coat. while actually max.
ing Q pront. Oar motto has always been
Fair Dealing" We intend IN The futurs. q
in the past. 10 make &c "a sour sdvan'sgs 70
patronlss us. By nrt, buyins our goods ~ The
East, which We can do Of rates thai viii snabis
ne 70 cell again. .. nsures that Will always give
you the full woith OF your mobey ; secondly,
By fair. honest AID &c ommodsfins dealing
member the place. Pistt b ltieb. Halls build
Ing. opposits the Nsws once. Main streef,
Gold inli. aud 70 South O street, Wryii.ia
City,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-21
QullnHa THE TEACHERS.
The Examinations re-Day-A sig
uineant Question BY One OF she
Examiners-ruited states Ms.
tory Questions.

The examination Of teachers was re-
sumed this morning at the usual time.
No new applicants made their appearance
and the old aspirants look somewhat care
worn and weary from the effects Of the
severe trial which they arc undergoing.
They are all compelled to rely upon their
own efforts. for the Board Of Examiners
arc very careful that those being cxam-
ined shall receive no assistance from books
and outside pa~rties-they desire that there
should be no +" informalitiss."
Mr.. J. W. whitcher caused 10 be placed
upon the board In . conspicuous place the
question. What 10 IL to be Ubiquitous2 ?"
Lest the learned aspirants should not DO
ablo 10 comprehend tho meaning Of such Q
big word. the applied definition 10 written
out underneath: "walking around the
o continually without any apparent
purpose"
Geography and arithmetic we're disposed
Of yesterday. The subject Of history was
taken up this morning. the following
questions being asked upon the same
/. Mention the names Of battles which
occurred In Massachusetts,. New York. Con-
necticut. New Jersey, Pennsylvania, vir.
ginia. North Carolina and South Carolina.
2. Mention names Of British and Ameri.
can generals who commanded at the battle
Of Guilford Court House.
3. What was the Boston Port Bill and
what occasioned itg
4. What Was the cause Of the war Of 1912
between the United States and Great
Britain?
8. Mention some naval battles occurring
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-21
Explanatory.

II having been stated that . large pro-
portion Of the miners employed at the su-
tro Tunnel have been discharged. and
therefore that the work would not be
pushed forward to completion Is oon as
has been represented, the Sutro~ i~d.psmdeni
Of this morning says: During the week
twelve men have been discharged from the
header OF tho sutro Tunnel; also, three
mule. drivers. Heretofore six machine
drills have been employed to do the drill.
ing. but four being now required, and II 10
expected no moro will bs needed until the
Comstock lojo 10 reached. tho rock being
more decomposed. therefore more easily
drilled. Tho progress hereafter will be
about the same a. formerly In timbering
ground. II Is 10 bc presumed that no
greater difficulties viii be encountered
than have already been overcome. so wo
may safely expect that tle Comstock lode
will 10 reached sometime In February
next.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-21
FIN. Ma.ie In Prep.rasIss.

The choir OF 81. Patriek's Church. In
Gold Hill. under the management Of Rev.
Father Haupts. pastor, are producing e.
cellcnt music. They are now engaged In
rehearsing Lambillotte's grand Paschal
Mass for one Of tho approaching festival
days. This mass Ia ono Of the fnest.
1t having been composed expressly for .
military celebration at Easter during the
regime Of Napoleon. II IL intended, II
possible. to have the mass rendered
with the accompaniment Of . yio-
lin. trumpet and drum. In addition
to the organ. Tho leading violinist Of the
Comstock will DO leader on the occasion.
hs having produced tho same mass In
Phoebe with excellent effect. The festival
day on which the mass will be produced
will be announced as soon ~ the day 10
decided on. II Is the intention Of Father
HAupts to have as good choir and music
as any ON the Comstock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-21
THE wi OF CONSISTENCY.
rhss aud Nsw-rhs san Frsasises
"ChrontcIs" - 10 Was ~ u
Is-Perslnsns 0ugsestfons-

Our San Francisco exchanges are walk
ing into the merits OF the CArsniek Of that
city, and stirring 1. up pretty lively on the
very palpsble inconsistency Of Its past and
present course relative 70 the mines Of the
Comstock. and the BONANZA mines parstc-
ularly. The Poet Of yesterday says;
In rski.g over old reports 10 fnd con:
flicting opinions regarding the wealth OF
the bonanzas, would II not DO vol Tor the
bear organ TO reprint from is back nies
Its " sxtravagant articles on the sub
jectf The sufferers from the present do
probation In prices are the very men who
became enthused after reading Ito dreamy
tales Of wonderland. Would 10 not DO .
consolation to them In this their hour
Of misery. to sec "thoss maps" and e.
Inmates placed side BY side with IL
latter day convictions. II ID . ques.
ton. however, whether its facts and
figures Of to-day, which are given entirely
In the BEAR interest, are not ~ unreliable
a. II 10 making its statements Of two Year,
ago appear. At any rate. II 10 simple Jus
tice that In hunting up old reports 70
throw light ON the situation which now
obtains, Il should contrast with the rsstia
W published opinions, especially - IL
went into the details Of the wealth OF the
b~onanzas more exhAustlvely than any
other Newspaper. by al means. let us
have I" those maps" There Il something.
however, which detraca from the force
which its damaging theories regarding the
lCJ0-foot level OF the Consolidated vir-
ginia are calculated 10 throw into the stock
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-21
nsIisiss. servie~. re-~srrew.

METHODIST ErtscorAL CHURCH, ooIp Hill
There will be divine s-rviee In the Methodist
kpi.eopAl Church 10 morrow (suniayl. al u
AN. anal y. n. Rev Geo. w.. Itch ofnelating.
sunLaysehool 81 l.5o ?. \.
vt. Jou<'s CHrRcH. CON HnL--rhere VII
be divine services 81 ~. John's church to NOR
row Al n o'eioch.A n. and ! P.n.. Rev. x:
n. Eastman ofAeiaiing. Sunday school EO
q. n.
ST.. PAul's cuuRcu. vnar>lA.-rhere WI
be divine strvice In NJ. Psnl's Church. Virginia.
to-monow at II O'clock A. ~. and ~ NJ
Rev. y. y. Kelly ofhciating.
ruKRK Will be divines service O. "fsoe
Church, silver City. Tomorrow evsnies "a"
o'eloek, Rsy. wm. Laeas One atins.
TuKsr will be divine ssrviee 81 Dayton To
morrow morning 81 II otLes. hsv. ""'
Lucas ofieisiing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-21
street sales.

SAN Francisco, April AS ?. H.
Gould 4 Curry-sS asked.
Crown Point-1h bid. ~ asksi.
Yellow Jackets bid, sS asked.
~Imperial-i 10 bid. l 20 asked.
Ophir-i5S bid. IN asked.
Alpha asked.
Con. virginia-3+h bid. Is asked.
Sierra NevadA-& bid.
CaliforniA-36S bid, 81 asked.
Bullion-7h asked.
Ovsrman-22 bid.
Eureka Con-. 23ts bid.
CAliforniA-3Gl bid.
Modoe-2 10 bid.
Savagc-5S asked.
Best & Belcher-2Ot bill.
Bullion-7s bid.
Alpha-i3ts asked.
Julia-lk bid.
CAledonia-3 10 bid.
Ophir-l5i. asked.
Mexican-0S asked.
Best 4 Belcher-20h bid.
CaliforniA-36k sold.
Caiifornia-3Gs bid. 36t asked.
Alpha-ii sold.
OvermAn-23s bid.
Northern Bslle-isA bid. 10 asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-21
Desirable Picture.

A, the Gold Hill postooicc Store can DO
g., ,ho,onr.nh,, .o,,,.otTI
'ou"u ioi say P"o'oe''f"' 'oP'"
Dawes excellent drawing representing tho
underground workings Of tho Comstock.
together with sketches of several OF the
,r;..,n.i ,,,i.,,n, xo,ls pso,Is Who
~ ~ ~
have never been down INTO any oi tho mines
oan, BY studying this picture, get a. good
.n5 ava, . haitian lie, M their v~orLinvs
.nu ~ oS..' ~ ,h.n, 80. a.s
.rnA - n. ,,n,h.r;n, go. 10
Ans sua WV. y 49,. 800
uons, ,nei'nes "e ,.,a minnas 80,
Win their afis' erosseu~' "In]ss, s'opes
u ore breasts the miners worning. tno
modes o. seniiiatlon, cooins,on pi,.,s,
the burl.'sh URN y. w1rh ~ 's.' ~ NV
oetsiis OF "oiA ssn
WIN ia'su'uness Jni' p,.'', .aJ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-21

-. .. o.. --
IA ,he ~nonu,.r aud woi,.lnoxn dry voo,,
ucrcb.nt. Al 100 sou,b O ,,reet. yirvini,
-. og.,,,, ,hs,r ,mu...s AMI .nisra,d
-, :, -. =, ,,, v,r. ,,,,,. No.. -
po. |" ~. - 49, ri. .,o.S S.sor.
~ ~ ~. -. s.r,n.ri~ o,orriaI
."J'nno LII. ro aann.j,a Will
J,rsan 70 me-. r.,lncsJ price. will IN
con,innei until tho ist of Nav next, when
the change will be cSnsnmmsted, There
,,..;,o. can ss.iIr and ont Inv living them
a call.
Tur n,,xr c,prp,nay.-Nu. Michael
,,-,.,-.-
drimn' VINO was injured ny 'he eaP'os'on
Of loaded stoveweod last Thursday morn
ing, Is lying In q dangerous condition.
me WOOD was undouc.eiy Iosnea ~ som ho
no~,isr wa. denositei VA merely a pieee
of limb. The theory that the giant had
been placed i'm the wood by tho choppers
TO spiit II, Is therefore untenable. There
would I've no necessity for splitting q limb
Of that size. The matter will be investi.
e"""'
ANNUAL MEEriSo.-The regular annual
meeting Of the stockholders otsihe Justice
Mining Company for the election Of OF.
a.. AL Az. ,..,...,,on =, .,.h o,h.r
hu.ins.. "a NAV H. sound nscess.,y iii
DO held at the Office Of the company In
San Francisco on tne ,.n aAy aay
,;.;a, .aIrrn. 81.
" ~
MErEoRoLooicAL.-The weather yester.
day was unsettled and disasresaoio. a
cold north wind prevailed throughout tns
day. SNOW Tel! again during the nrst part
OF last night. after which 1t turned colder.
Solid Ice formed In the siesping apart
b.en a sncce.sion Of sunshine and storm.
aa...., w..-u III. .,,,.,
oio'AhoLphh' riS''- A
.o,,s.,ss Imn..,., u,.,nr rorr.n, III,
be held At Tie Office Of he Company, in
S.n G,.n,i.oo % tho od ~ Ma nsxt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-21

In the Bankruptcy Court. Virginia. Z.
strother. Register, there WAS yesterday a
continued meeting Of the creditors OLA. ID.
Dricsbach 4 Co. Thirty.nino creditors
present proved claims amounting to 49,
2i9 rs, and failed to agree upon an A.
.ignee. Five creditors. representing
claims amounting 10 s5,3l5 90. voted for
I. Crawford. Twenty creditors. represent
ing s5.s5l 20. voted for Peter C~avanaush.
Fourteen creditors, representing Ss.Ii9 W,
did not vote at all. Register Strother APP
pointed I. Crawford assignes OF the estate.
In the matter Of the bankruptcy Of Henry
stephens the first meeting OF creditors was
held. Z. W. Townsend was appointed n-
signee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-21
BRONCHITIS.

From John Flag. Eco. Of Bennington, y. H.
"Thrss pears since I was vsry much rsduesd
difhcuit 10 speak In IN audible vo'os. To tLis
VS. sddsd ssvsrs night sweats, and I wss fear.
ful OF going Into . decline. Aftxr recours 10
various remedies 10 no purpose. I msde No. Of
Df. wistAr's hA'sain Of Wild Cherry. . fsv bot
ties Of which fully feStorcd me 70 health.
moved Them. { always keep 10 By ne, and
should not know how 10 do Without u"
Sold By all druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-21

d. +. Hodges. Coroner for Storey
county. held IN inquest into tho facts A.
tending the death Of John Paul o'Lsary.
who was killed on tho 18th instant by
bsing struck by the special train from vir-
ginia City TO Carson. A number Of Wit
nesses were introduced. the majority Of
them telling what has already been pub
lished In these columns regarding the &C.
cident. The testimony Of tho engineer
and fireman IL Of considerable import
ance and contains some new points. We
give IL In full.
n. b. Ames, engineer Of the train. testi-
fied: We left Virginia City ct about ten
minutes 10 I O'Clock on b morning OF
the 10Th, with orders TO run fifteen miles
an hour from Virginia 10 Carson |; shortly
after. I blew the whistle for The straight
tunnel, the second one above here. when
about $50 feet from the mouth OF the tun-
mel I saw what I supposed 10 b . man
sitting along the side OF tho track II Was
q dark object; I could not tell whether II
was . man or not; the tunnel 10 straight
and the entrance into 10 10 OF . curve;
~asa u.s. -. 49,.
49, az. go -o,i, g., hir. NJ.
49,, ,.m 4, ~ 49,, ~ A. 49, n.s
.ssas ~. .aa,n. -a.iI 20 49, ~ h,ra !.
.LHAs sssI ~ ..na.I .1..a
.ue's A,v nun ,,sus ~ Msa s.
.uo e me- ma ,Ia
!, ''os' P.is VI ~ ens,"'
vAive' ne steppeu o9' anu ssVs LILY
signAi anu hotowea ) ! stoppeu - soon
I could, ne said We nAd snuck nmAn
WAS standing up AND ringing INC pehi
when We stopped told the conductor that
We had struck q man u Tor MN 70 90
BACK anu $50 II ne was hurt' no wsnt oaek
and oundt the man IN an unconscious con-
dition ; We backed up TO the man; brought
him to the Gold Hill shtion ~ sent ior
doctors; cannot define the exact position
In which the man WA sitting ; l think no
Was struck BY the bumpsr-bcam. which
connects the cowcatcher with the engine ;
I examined the bumper-beam and found
hair ON II; he was sitting on the left.hAnd
side n man could not sit on the end Of q
tie without heing struck; I did not see the
man sitting ON the tie I merely saw the
obI,ct IN the tunpel and thought the en-
| zine rouid clear him /. I ala not ace him
mai. .nv move a. y,t ami Of tbs vav or.
| dinarily when / see an object ON the track
4 Whistle. anal vben a man IA too near the
tr.el I do ali In INV owe 10 warn him ;
| NJ. wh,.,I. ma. Nov, k.fors entering the
,,nn.I. m. .i,n.l Tor vhi.,Iing h MONT
sm o., from ,he month al tbe tunnel:
I conLi moi .ee sny Object In lie tunnel
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-21
NEW STORE

A. sUNNERTIELD. late ~boohkseper fss
Rsinstsin / Wolf. desires 10 inform his friends
and the pablie ssneniiy thai be has juss
op-ned, In 0silsiia's old hardvars aors. oppo-
ste Jones' drug stors. hsin strest. Soid Hill. .
compiets stock Of aeuts' furnishing Foods, co...
;,.,,ns 2 pr q ~ cA', c. sss,I ss Tss'1G y % rs 3;
Cheyict Shirts, pure linen, % 20 a.. All sorts
al shlrts made 10 orier and warranted TO ~.
A spiendid ssportment of ucnts' Underwear.
Which be will sell c espes than any h,use In
the STATE. In conjunction with furnishing
eut' smoiine and chewing tobacco a'so Q meg.
MI .euts tock Of esnuins Havana and domestic
eigsrr, THE BEST BIT Ct0AkS IN TIE
STATE. Coms and ty then. pon't mistaks
the place oppo-its Jopss' drug stow. Main
'',ss'' '''' "' A. uuxx.RYrsLD ! 90.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-21
IMpuRE BREATH.

Among oil the disasrssabls consequences that
hollow the decay Of the teeth. IN inpars breath
must b. the most niortifying add unpleasant 70
its possessor. and 70 IL the most insxeusaose
and Offensive 10 society and yet the cause OIL
may easily DO removed By cleansing ,oer 18th
rrsnt SOzODONT. IL pufidss and swsstsns
II brvsth. eoois and rsfreshes the mouth. and
gives 4 p,sfLiiks appearsnce to she testh.
Sentisusu Who indulge In smoking should
clesuss tnslr teeth with s0z JDONT. ~ y
rsuoves ali unpleasant odon Of the weed: Ash
your druggist fr u. sp'sin