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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-10
PASS HIM AROUND.
A. Inf.ms.s sesasdrsi Driven ous
0fTybo.

On Wednesday last the people OF Typo
were thrown into . state Of great indig.
nation and excitement by the discovery
Of. the outrageous proceedings OF n
Gilbert koycroft OF this place. This
man has long borne q most unsnviable
reputation, and was driven out OF Austin
some years ago for tampsring with chill.
drsn. He was afterward taken out OF
Phoebe. most numerically whipped upon
his bare back. and told to leave the town
Immediately. for the same offsnss. This
was some two years ago. and he came
from Phoebe to this county. where he
has resided ever since /; and although
almost every one looked upon him with
distrust, people thought that his last
lesson had been 30 severe that he raj
sffectually cured. and some even went so
far as to say that he had suffered griev.
Gus wrongs at the hands Of the people
Of Austin and Phoebe and was an hon.
est, hard. working man But on Wsdnes-
day all doubt as to his character was put
1t rest by his writing = letter to the girls
Of the Tybo school. and leaving II at 1.-THE
enooi-nous nv 49,.
decsncy forbids Us publishing q word
Of II. II was full OF suggestions OF u
nature an 70 MAKE one o,usn YIN. 'uona
beast should osal inc IAnie VI man;
when y eniiafsn nau ,Iuna anu lssa
H. they LOOK u 10 'sasner, rno sem
II immediately 10 the ocnooi irus.ees'
rhey showeu u 70 u o. pIom
nent ciuzsns' ana the ihaisns''on
ran high' Many were IN is'o'
OF hanging hoyerou ~ once, o.neis
proposed TO suip MN 70 tne was. aua
iash him out OF town, M various pun.
iahn,eh,s wsrs sPo o., oa g.
nnaiiy as'srm'nea 70 eaii meeung tor
O'Clock tna' nisn'' snen shoulu "
de'etmihsu wa. 70 10. paelnsa
Tue Joys, VINO quis.y aispsIssu W me-.
AGAIN AZ y. N. i1oycro,' was olousn'
before .ns ,hossng, 'ne le..eI was P.1-
dueeu, tne nanawriuhg proven 20 % ms
ana us au,horunip clearly urAoeu 70 n,u;
when no oolaiy sIeou up anu aeIshasu
us con'enls ai'nough ne uenIsa NI,"ns
u. strahce 10 say, mliuer sounsel We
hesitate 70 say os'.e, cunse pIesales
NJ this mssang, nnu ~ "hs ue'sf'nineu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-10
LYON COUNTY ITEMS.
lYrem the Tine.. Oct. iol

The South End Mining Company have
purchased an adjoining mine known "a
the Comet. In which very favorable
prospects have been found. Charles
Knopfsll and Charles Lanzae have each
received 81. 500 for his ons-third intsr-
eat. We believe Colonel Robinson.
Superintendent Of the South End.
owned the other one-third Of the Comet
ground.
Mr.. Scamrun il constructing blanket
sluicss Just below the Silver Hill dump
Of considerable capacity. being 300 feet
long aud eight sections In width. Tbs
work u approaching completion. and
will probably Be ready to take water by
the end Of the week.
The work Of laying the main for our
water works is progressing finely. The
beginning was made at the lever end OF
town. and the foremost trench diggers
are now up to a point opposite Walter 4
Co. q store.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-10
A New Hampshire Love Affair.

In Nashua, N. H.. a thing has hap.
pensd not wholly new under tho sun A
young man In Nashua fell in love with n
girl who disliked him. lie gave her n
ring worth $40 ON condition that she
would keep company with him for n
week. supposing that he could win her
affection In that tims-which sets Ia
pleasing light tho Arcadisn customs Of
the Granite State. He failed. however.
and then hired her ~ his true love
again-this time for n month and for n
silk dress worth S35. throwing In m.
other ring before the expiration Of the
time, only to find that be was turned or
with contempt when the contract came
to an end. This curious lover wa then
guilty Of the insxrressible meanness Of
demanding back the rings and dress,
which the girl refused to give him. The
story is full Of queer suggestions. II Is
evident that the young lady made n pref.
~ fair discount In the retail price Of her
company for q week, when II was sought
by wholesale for a msnth; andths ques.
ton naturally arises whether the suitor
might not have secured her forever OH
liberal terms by offering o good rouni
sum. II IL obvious that he stopped his
commercial operations at a point where
1t is usual for people In the fashionable
world to begin theirs. Before marriage.
p~olitepess, attention and good humor OH
the part Of young gentlemen are things
prescribed by good breeding. and,
though lovers should give presents and
girls overflow with affection during the
counting era. every ring M well rs every
kiss IL locked upon, In accordance with o
wholesome social fiction, u n sponta.
nsous expression Of love. II Ia only
when the marriage settlements come to
be discussed that the financial basis oil
which the New Hampshire lover on.
Quoted his suit is reached. II q girl Of
acquisitivs turn could get all the
jswslry aud silk dresses she wanted
without sacrificing her freedom or her
good name, why should she rush into
matrimonyi As for tho young man,
be was prepared to rival Jacob Of
old, he should have abandoned his en-
terpriss after the 1rst gold ring. II he
could mako no impression In q week no
ought 10 have known that nothing but u
siege OF several years would prove Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-10

CoSoRrssxlS SArLrR's friends claim
that he will have ~ votes on the first
ballot. and that Randall will not have
more than 60. Mr.. Saylsr's chances Of
election don't seem to 10 overwhelming.
Like Mr.. Coz. his following Ia largely
In his minds eye. No other eye is able
to perceive IL. Mr.. Randall's following
Is distinctly visible. q fact which Is ssps-
cially discreditabls to q party which has
stood on its head in its rage about sub
sidiss for years.
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SPECIAL PREMIUMS.

RQURsTRlANsTliP.-G ladies' Tourns.
ment for the moot accomplished and grncefnl
lady ridsrp. Friday. October ~. Of 10 o'clock =.
h Boc!sty o1en four premiums, which viii
spectiveiy at 500, SO, $40 and go.
SPECIAL PRRAIuMs.-IAdy's hat. valus
as, Gin Of Altarc Evans standard edition OF
poems, gift OF 4. n. JAmison.
choios Of ali premiums offered the second
lady shall have second ehnicc. and - on. II 10
expected that other special premiums viii Be
added 10 this list By private contribution.
None but ladies Of the highest respeefaoility
will DO allowed 10 compete for prize. Ladies'
vishine 70 compete for prizes Will please .end
names TO Secretary. ipdorsed by two msnabers
OF the Society.
JANKs n. BORLAHD. aserstsD.
Reno, MvAds.
0. 0. BArrERxAs. President. sisd
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CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

The San Francisco CaR OF yesterday
says: The arrest at Cincinnati Of j. IL.
Cooper. the brother Of the fugitive for
ger, has resulted In the recovery OF 400
shares Of stock. which belonged to the for.
GER, but which ]. II. Cooper had had
transferred to his own AIN before lesv-
ing this city. The recovered property
consists Of 800 shares Of Consolidated
Virginia, 100 California. $4,000 in Uni.
ted States bonds. $500 In currency.
and 81, 500 in geld notes. in all SIS, LOCO.
Cooper said that he would transfer all
Of this property to the benefit OF the
banks which have been dsfrauded. on
condition that ho was allowed to 60 free.
A there was no charge against him. and
NO reason for his detention, his request
Was granted. and the money Is now held
by A. ]. Grifiths. Of n OF the Gin
cinnsii banks. assigned to Sather L Co.
OF this city.
The San Francisco Chronicle Of yestsr-
day says A two-months old baby, the
youngest child OF Mrs. Clagen. residing
at 327 Bryant street. was found dead in
bed with It's mother Yesterday morning
about 4 o'clock. Mrs. Clagsn having
been up the night previous nursing AN
older child. slsst very soundly, and as
shs In q large. fieshy woman, the proba.
biitiss are that in her sleep b rolled
upon the babe and ~snothered II, for the
doctor who was called n declared that
the child died Of s~uffocation.
lama. Lick's fifty yara telescope IL 10
have mo rival in the city limits Of San
Francisco. =. Marsioaus Yesterday pc.
titon.d the Board of Supervisors for
permission TO study astronomy from the
roof Of the ons-story brick building on
the northwest corner Of Fleet and Geary
streets, but Mr.. Roberts assailed the
resolution giving effect TO the petition.
a. an obstruction To celestial highways,
aud the resolution was killed. MIR.
Wise gave notice to reconsider.
The San Francisco Ala Of yesterday
says Capt. Nelson, alias Folger. . no.
torious confidence man who passes him
self for = sea captain and obtains money
under false pretsnces. was arrested yes.
terday BY officer Burdiek. on a charge oi
getting 20 from IL. Il. gregory x Co.,
corner oil California Market sueets'
The accused hgnrvd In similar urahs-
ACTIONS sous nio"
Mr.. MeCamiee n vile n q aired
man, OF Limerick, ban Ramon 'aiiey,
Contra Costa county. were seriously
poisoned ut their ranch, last Friday
from some unknown cause. 10y the u.s.
OF powerful smeuss III paiue' NJ
rs 10y ,,sa u =. aassa I'm; 4, i.
.Lan"s, az, = 49, nan iii liz
-
Inc ossle'Aly u "e oa.ss.
go Wa.s,s Chr AL Wo,tman
a. 49,, r.. 80. ,hs, Al a ,.csnt mat.
-. - ; Rel ,~..olu,;on wa, nasseJ
- caa,.,;ss;on.r s,on.msn nj
so'e's,us - -
.a.a m.,,.,. ~h;ch hss hsen ami 10 M.
Ro.,J Inv ,ls local committees.
1870 ,-n.u
iooeI, Les .. a!'. .aJI y.
n@...s n..,s and ID cofssv. apJ copse.
oa.n,,v . snh cha,,e oI GRAND larceny
tn ~, maJ. %sg.,n.t VIM. S,sbbin..
IA a.. H.
from San Franci,co.
v c...a-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-10

The soil Of the lanl in the vicinity Of
Puget Sound IL found TO be surprisingly
fertile. rivalins that Of California In liz
ability to present the farmer with snor.
mous vegetables. A cabbage was re-
Gently discovered which weighed ios
pounds. and . turnip 8 feet az inchss
In cireunfsrsncs. which pulled down
the scales 10 liz pounds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-10

The wasp is frequently . disturbsr Of
the peace. although . lover Of sweetness
and light. He lately acted in beth roles
within ave minutes in Belgium. Two
peasants. while in M inn. desiring TO
gamble. hit upon . novel method. Each
melted . lump Of sugar In water and
poured the syrup on a table. A multi
tude Of flies were upon the walls.
Money was bet as to which pool Of syrup
the fnt dozen Of dies would gather
around. Soon there were eleven flies
around one pool. and. while its owner
was anziously scanning the air. into the
room buzzsa a wasp. and began feeding
by the side Of the eleven. The wasp was
instantly claimed as a iiy. the claim was
declared absurd. = warm argument fol-
loved. then blows-and then the police
marched both men of to the station
house.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-10

TwxEp's assertion that he subsidized
the Albany Journa! should not be al
lowed to cast any reflection upon the
present management Of that newspaper.
Tho persons Tweed had his dealings
with stepped down and out, with more
or less assistance, some time ago. The
present editors make this clear by ex-
tracts from their columns announcing
the change Of management. They say,
concerning the charges Of Tweed. tina,
they have no personal knowledge Of
their truth or falsity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-10
SETTLEMENT DEMANDED.

IL PARTIES INDEBTED TO EUGENE
0old Hill. will plsa.e coma forward and ssttis
their bills on or before the nftssnth Of Oe.
tober, - he 10 retiring from the business. All
bills unsettled n that time will BE- placed In
the hands Of . legal collector.
oyt k00kNk NARKkf,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-10
A. 0. H.-QuARTERlY MEETING.

HyHE MEMBERS OF DIVISIONS NOS.
and 2. AMBIENT Order Of HiberniAns, are
hereby requested TO meet 81 MfNRRS' UNION
HALL, Gold Hill. on
THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER n,
At = O'Clock, to attend their regular quarterly
mSeeO.a COS. NcorNNIs, o.ni pre.r.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-10

"Do o play tho piano 7" he asked
her. 81 play that I play sometimes
she answered, "but when l play I am
not playing. then I play better than l
play when playing playing. When !
play II il sorry playing, and sorry play.
ing lisa contradiction, so ! do not play
ut all."
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rur ANNEXATION OF MKxIco.

The news from the Mexican border Is
ominous. II is war to the death now.
The Mexican Government has refused
to honor Its treaty Of ~eItradition, and
there is nothing left for this nation but
to enter into q war which ii has not
sought. and which II does not wish. II
We have TO annex Mexico. Il will not he
because we want 1t. II will be because
Mexico has forced this action upon US.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-10

TIE Sacramento Record. Union on
Monday appeared In q now dress and in
an enlarged form. II is still the lead
ing paper OF Sacramento.
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the ELHCTIoNs YESTERDAY.

VA iact;.r. ~ vssi>rdav damon.
-, 80 c,..,,v an. fact. Tia, III.
.--.,,..nan ., mi. soup,rv had made
80, - h. h..r5-,h., ,hsv
y -, Tn Ohio An. Rsnu,,.
-,-.-....., ,,,..na ,o,..
A P~ ~,-..-. A.,..,a
A"
"i -
parry '0s' 49,,
Inns rsP'
vofkins~sn q
Leans are moi WIN mem ''u' 0
Nov we propose 70 'su 'ns so'A
oil Nsvada nov muon nsPa'ncAn' nav.
been 'neir nisnas' We ,0p0s W "n
them . "n 'nA' s's'J 'A'os ;,
vhe comes 70 TINS country '~0'
with the idea . . No y 30 o.mo
graf In order 70 81 good eiufsn- "h
an idsa which u unworthy OF any mA
who II worthy 70 become IN America
citizen.
Democracy Is simp'y hspuone
II means the govefnmsps o. Peop'.
by the people. Inc y D
Jefferson was prsciss'y "na' hspu'
rams profess to-day We nave .mPi'
changed names anu A.
AL. ru's'
o''n' o.'
man s'y''-" :.
aay' a,a no.
aia No. ' -"
A"sn
"''
now 'Pp. A 49,
"''
rfss'"sn' on
heis NOT on'y wv o'' oa '
Judge arc wilhng 70 JON WIN o De
oera's' anu 10 'hei oes' w run WV
party. ihsy ~ou,u rs'ns s -
ne" 'nan ' ~"n ,n",.
rue IN hsn. ~ uA'y VIII nAu W '
cos' oy-and'oys'
Inc e'ecuons o' yss'''aAy nA'' sno"h
TO q eitifsns OF TINS nation 0hs 'Aihg'
Thsy nave SHOWN 70 us .nA'I va Psop''
We ars not d 10 shis'' for o last sew
sntssn years We have been nuesins IN
fantasy TO our hearts that In 'ni. country
perfect frsedom Tor all men, vni's =
black. was to be the order OF NE Gay
The elections Of yss'srdAy 'en US tna' u
ohio y Iowa OF tns poo
ple In that the blacks snan % ifss. %
the whites shall not BE-. The soaiher'
policy Of The President was clearly ds
fined u his letter Of acceptance. Ill
told US then precisely what he meant u
do. On the strength Of what N toid u
I We voted Tor him.. he has done Jus
what he said hs wouid do. no o ant
no less. Up TO this Time The South hA
accepted MS poney IN goooiAi'n. ins''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-10

"How long can . man live without
brAinsf" asked . Professor OF u rustic.
81 don't know" said the latter. "How
old ere you yourself l''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-10

"I woSprR what time the o will
rise over the mountain tonight said.
recently. . traveller 10 . friend at the
Crawford House. New Hampshire. mo
use Of your wondering. Ill compute
it," was the reply. "Bst you can't" "I
can, IL I can get q ~trigonomstsry and q
book Of logarithms. I think I can Dor.
row the books from sohSSef the walters"
The scsptic laughed long at the idea Of
getting such books FROM a waiter. The
mar who had faith was aware however
that many OF the walters were college
students or school teachers. Altar a
short absence. he returned triumphant.
lie had. indeed. found the books named
in tho possession OF his waiter. had Dor.
rowsd them. subsequently, he success
fully foretold the time OF the rising Of
the moon. This disprovss the idea Of
frsquentsrs Of restaurants that all wait
srs know nothing but addition in the
tables Of mathematics and Of propris-
tors that they were only taught sub.
straction.
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RAILROAD ARRANGEMENT.
SPEED PROGRAMME.
First Day-Monday, October Is.

u. baLlNkTTE thoruVgnDrtu
.n,vsi'esf o.a n,i'r' Sos,e,y 10 soa an AmIui,
ma,isa pn,,snos e.n an, a,,y shss ~. ns.'
Siorsiv won = ,scs shal2 rs,,y Az, nounds
extra; any MY tina, has won two races, eisIt
Isss.' len uoands ,,t,. sssopa s,,y "a AVE-
sntrsncc.
4. NEVADA uANDIOAP.-Dssh of enc and
. quarter IuIlss, free for ali. Rntries 10 cIoss
Seeis,si,or oc,asss . n'9 ra,spne am =
forfsit, faD only m declared ont society "a al 4
800. second horss 10 save entrance.
all horses in Nevada and calIionis east Of the
sid $40. second borsc 10 syo eptrsncr.
Weights 10 ruIe.
4. RUNNING. Dash Of two miles. free for
forfeit. Second horse 10 ave entrance.
Weights to rule.
s%t,,ea,, ensorss No rulss n, col'.etsec So,s,Ii,s.'
hut win be responsible for none. In no cass
Viii m. Soe,eiy yIye sdisJ money viihout 4
ocoohu D"'- -iuc'uaJ' Ve'"Dc' I've
TROTrINo. - purxe. ann, el.... a.n.
mile he,ts, thrre in fye, 10 harness. free for all
hoscs In Nevada aud California east Of tie
,hs,rss sioo A"A' i"' s'"' ''''"'' "'''
.,,a.ed' Nth an. ~ol,ovlns entrtes. NJ. n
chsmberi.in nsmes h m .Jrwsss, 4. N. RreeJ
ann. l. !. iton.~ ~ sh,~s. + Nlcho
name m n.. Lnlu AZ. q. Iake nsnes 20.
AueH'hs' d "nsoh hAmes u u Se'soA'
n -pur.e N mn. rlss. "a, ,
mile heals. ihrre I'm Ave. o. harness; TRES f.f
IN F,yst' Am. .econJ' isn, ihird. sioo.
Third pay "Wednesday. October n.
, pu.r,so- p,r.. sso, ,~o mia. am,
r,nest. fire. Tor All hor,.s IN Nsyad, and cali.
s mi 80, ~ ~ ais,,s Na.sds' y,s.t am,
Second 500 tnird' ti"'
puv>,,,o No.. .,co. -,
=. oSNtru., W., s.sVsy. ono y. nv
tmSirssi.' isn' '''''a" f"'" s'''' 'e'''a' s'o''
a prNr,No -p,.. .so. A.. q, IA,
miis, 49, m, ali. Pi,., ann. s.cand TIA,
nina sas' ~ ~ s'"' ~
Fourth Day--Thursday. October IL.
IN rRorrIyo -pn,.. Al, mn mil. hat.
tvo I'm th,,s' IN hatness frrs foy an thres' yesr'
Ola In Nsy.ds and T.hfo,nis ss.t az 4 Ser.
Ssy.ds PHI. Ssoo , s.ca,,a saso . ,sird sIn,
fourth, $40.
closed, with the following entries: l.. N.
Breed names q. 4. LILLE o.; L. T. Fox names
bib. c. Otheiio; I. W. Norcross names .. T.
Pedro A. x. Lamb names o. Tom Fog; IA.
III. TROrTTN0,-purre. $500: clafe. fire. fr
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THE Thermometers are again stretch
ing their legs.
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ne MAR0 INNING COMPANY.

TIE HARO MINING COMPANY.
- Location Of principal place Of business,
San Francisco. California
Location Of works, Virginia Mining District,
Storey county, Nevada.
Notice 70 hereby given. that u . nesting Of
the Board OF Directors. held on tho 9Th day
OF October. ISL. an assessment mo. II OF
fifteen Cents per share wE levied upon
tho capital stock Of the corporation, payable
immediately. In United Hates gold coin, 70 the
Secretary, Al the ofloe Of the Company. No. t0s
California street, Room 10. San Francisco. Gall.
fornia.
Any stock upon which this assessment shali
remain unpaid on the BIB day Of November.
1871, will he delinquant. and advertised for sale
Of public auction. and unless payment 10 made
before will be sold ON FRIDAY, thu s0th dag
Of November. 1871, to pay the delinquent nsers.
ment. together with costs OF Advertising and
expenses OF sale.
by order Of the Board Of Directors.
PRANK M0Ykh, s<crstary.
OSYIcE-t0s California street, Room 10, San
Francisco. California. .ci0 ID
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EUROPE.
IsrscrAL DrsrArcu TO rus Coin Hill
DAILY Nxws.l
The Crisis In France.

DAihh NkWh
The Crisis In France.
PANS. Oct. 9.-Ministerial papers an
nOunc that Of ses Republican seats tho
winning by the Government OF III Is
almost certain. while 40 more are favor
able, 30 that the Government will have .
majority Of at least 20. The Loft. how
over. still reckons confidently on 400 seats.
Gambstta Is to DO prosecuted for plA-
carding his manifesto TO electors Of the
twentieth reimbursement on the streets.
not for its publication. The printer Of
the manifesto has been summoned before
the correctional tribunal.
Gambetta will address q great meeting
this evening. Blk thousand cards Of AL
mission will be issued. Every p~recaution
has been taken by the organizers OF the
meeting 10 prevent = disturbance. The
military authorities on their part have
taken special measures. They have sta.
toned . detachment Of troops In the
Place do Chateau d'Eau. close 10 the place
OF meeting. and posted . guard In tho
neighborhood.
The great Republican meeting passed
OF without disturbance. In his speech.
Gambetta said the existence Of universal
suffrage was at stake, and pointed out the
danger which that institution would incur
II, after having at the last elections pro-
nounced In favor Of Q republic. II should
givo itself the lie In consequence Of gov
eminent pressure. In that case peace
would DO . compromise, for universal suf-
frage was possibly Its only defense. and its
fall would involve tho death Of tho coun-
try. Gambetta eulogized Grovy Is tho
man best fitted for continuing the work
Of concord, Cancellation and respect for
the law. lie disclaimed any desire for
power for himself, and concluded with q
violent attack on the clericals, who he said
excited tho fears OF Europe by the pres
ence Of an anti Republican coalition.
0ambetta In his speech referred TO Re-
publican prospects, and said AFTER sift.
Ing the Information which reaches mo
from all quarters. ! assure you the 3G3
will return reinforced to 400"
The ramine In lsdiA.
LONDON. Oct. lO.-If the northwest mon
soon proves good. tho India famine will
end In four months. The prospects In tho
northwest have so much improved that the
schemes Of railways and other works for
relief have been abandoned. The subscrip.
lions at the Mansion House for the suffer-
srs amount 10 over q million aud . half
dollars.
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The Gold AIN Daily News has

The Gold Hill Daily News has
now tho largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published In the
State Of Nevada. It Is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-10
NOTICE no PARENTS.

OWING TO TIE PREVALENCE OF DIpII.
liberia IN this town, parents In whose families
the disease exists ars requested not 10 send any
children 10 the public schools. - they will not bs
allowed 10 attend,
nv order OF the Board Of School Trustees.
JOHN y. BENNErTS, SECRETARY.
GoLp ILL., Sept. & 1871. ocs nsdiw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-10

r LIBERAL SPECIAL PREMIUMS FOR ALL
worthy articles exhibited. not mentioned In
schedule. The toclety will give, In addition 10
the premiurns named, o gold medal 70 the most
msstforious cxhibltirn In each department.
The SocIsiy's silver medal will Be tbs award of
highest merit. All premiuns over ave dollars
may, IN the discretion Of the Bosrl IL Trustees,
DO paid In the Society's plats. manufactured
expressly for the purpose.
Gazette Gold Medal-yalue, 500.
RENO. August Is. 1871.
JAnEs ii. BoRLAnp, Secretary. Please Oh .
. gold medsi-value. si00-from the Etxniay
Gdzsffs. for the best and largest exhibits 10 any
dspaitment At your Fourth ANIMAL Fair.
JOHN v. ALEXANDER.
RAILROAD ARRANGEMENT.
All fright will BE- shipped 10 and from the
Pair. over the Virginia and Truckee Railroad.
free OF charge.
The osntrsi rscinc will transport articles for
exhibition. within the ststs. fIes Of change;
II half rates nom other States.