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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-19
CONKLING CRITCIsEs HAYESs PET

The following interesting letter concerning
2lr. Conkling's conduct toward a pet of the
Presidents is from the Sun of Dec Ii
Columbus, Ohio, Dec 8-Senator Conk-
ling is reported as opposing the confirmation
Of Aired E. Lee as Consul to Frankfort on
the ground that he is neither lawyer nor a
merchant, and that he has no knowledge of
the German language-three important quail
fcations in the person holding post Of such
Importance Mr.. Conkling is about right
Mr. Lee is u clever writer and nice Lutte
man, but he knows less of Law and commerce
than a last years graduate Of Yale. He has
more knowledge Of German, having studied
it four months Under the tuition Of a German
bc0rneI-;n-laW ut Delaware. Ohio,
TIT il vas rot Ior - o,-;rent fitness That
Mr. Lee vas appointed. III. Hayes Vas ncw
in the business last spring, and did not dream,
perhaps, that special qualifications were re-
CURED of diplomatist negotiating with the
beniyhted Dutch.
The truth is, the generous Hayes felt some
sorrow in seeing his devoted little Secretary
thrown out Of business by his own transfer
from the Ohio State House to the chair of
Presidents, and in the goodness of his mighty
heart he felt he must make some provision
for his comfort and safety. So he sent him
TO FRANKFORT, thinking, doubtless, that Saur-
kraut might be good for his dyspepsia, and
Rhine wine cause him to forget his exhaust
ing editorials written for the Ohio State Jour
nal during the count.
Mr. Lee is a brother Methodist of Hayes's,
and had been drifting about from Columbus
to Washington and back again, seeking in
vain committee clerkship at the hands of
Congress or the Ohio Legislature, when
picked up by Mr.. Hayes and planted a pri-
vate secretary to the Governor, when Hayes
succeeded Allen as signer of penitentiary par
dons
1t was noble act of charity, which Mr.
Lee richly repaid in writing up Mr.. Hayes in
Gen. Comly's State organ. When Comfy went
to his reward at Honolulu, Lee took in his at
Frankfort. They are both nice men, and
received their appointments in he'interest of
rue reform.
Come to think it all over, it is very unkind
If Mr.. Conkling to make any fuss about Lee. |
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-19

BISHOP WHITAKER's SCHooL.-The Reno
Gazette of Monday informs US that Bishop
Whitaker's School for Girls takes its winter
vacation, beginning December 20, and end
ing three weeks later. She school has en-
joyed good support, notwithstanding the
hard times of the present year, and we hope
that the new year may witness an increase of
prosperity for this worthy institution The
building has been full during the past term
and parents will surely consuk their best
interests in making use of these opportunities
provided by private generosity, and improved
by the unsel6sh labor of cultured men and
women.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-19

TATTooNG IN SAMoA,-Scarcely youth of
II is to be found among the Samonites who is
not deliberately tattooed. Candlenut ashes
and water are used for coloring matter. That
part of the bedy from the waist to the knee is
covered with a varigated pattern that at a
short distance resembles lacework. The op-
peration consumes two or three months, and
the operator is very exacting about his pay.
When he gets half through he demands his
recompense, and if it is not forthcoming he
refuses to finish his work. A young man is
in deep disgrace if he goes about half tattooed
The girls laugh at him, and the men scorn
him: The process is very painful, and the
victims are dieted while undergoing it. Some
become mere skeletons before they are COM
pleted, but it is the fashion, and they are re-
paid by the admiring glances of the women
The gentler sex are rarely tattooed. Some
times delicate garter is seen twining around
the leg, sometimes an armlet, or strawberry
design in the middle of the back, but such
instances are rare.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-14
tn. black Hills.


Patrick Reyes. writing TO the Virginia
Eaterprise. speaks Is follows Of the Black
Hills region 1t is . good quartz mining
country, but Of little value for placer min
ing. There Is an abundance Of water TO
run mills, and . great abundance Of Tim
Der for all purposes. When l arrived, In
December last, there were but three quartz
mills, and now, from tho best information
I can get, there are, in the different camps,
not less than sevonty-fivs. The quartz Is
gold yielding. with Q small per cent. OF
silver. and the usual average Is about $40
per ton. There are veins OF regular de-
hned quartz. with foot and hanging walls,
very similar to California quartz. and there
arc also lodes or deposits Of d~ecomposed
quartz, lying fiat. Z. b. Buckley, late OF
Gold Hill. has located . we'll defined
lode, In Lost District, showing 4 face OF
ahout ten feet, and which assays twenty
dollars per ton. Capitalists have offered
TO construct on II . twenty-stamp mill for
one-half his claim, and he declines 70 take
less than . forty.stamp mill. 30 far the
mining has not been impcded by wa
ter. There were three sawmills In the
country whom l arrived, and now there arc
about thirty. and rough lumber is now
selling for SIS per thousand. all pine.
There were no banks In Deadwood City
when l arrived; there arc now five houses
Of the kind doing business there. Tho
floating idle population has mainly drifted
away, and capitalists have been attracted
10 the mines. and the camps are fast as
suming o regular business aspect. Con.
sidering the ago Of Deadwood City. II Is
we'll governed. The different camps bid
fair 10 furnish an abundant harvest for
lawyers. Tho water 10 pure and the cli-
mate good.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-14
NEVADA ITEMS.

The man Earnest, who, while trying
to separate Phillips and Hollardsy In
their recent fatal affray In Reno, re.
ceivsd Q wound In the leg. Is not doing
very well. The ball struck him on the
inner side OF the leg and ranged down.
ward until II nearly came out on the
outer side. The surgeons removed the
ball and dressed the wound, but instead
Of healing up. the leg has swollen o
great deal aud the man Is getting weaker
all the time. He will find IL q hard pull
to get through with IL.
The Reno Journal has the following:
The motion for q new trial In the Rover
murder case was argued In tue Supreme
Court last Saturday morning. Colonel
7. w. W. Davies for Rover and District
Attorney William Cain for the State.
Cain feels confident that Rover 10 o
gone gosling. The court may render q
decision this week, and II adverse 10 .
new trial. judge Wright will set the day
for Rover's death, when he comes NEXT
week.
The work up In the mountains has
cndod for the season, and Mscksy.
Fairs camp 10 no longer the lively
place II has been. There will be no
work done this Winter. the Pacific
Wood, Lumber and Flums Company
having determined to cease operations
for a time.
Tho railroad yard at Palisads Is piled
mountain high with an immense ascu.
mutation Of lumber and mining dmbsrs,
destined for Eureka.
It stormed heavily In Pslisads on
Monday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-14
Ar,,v.,. nm. ..,.,...
You nAvR NO EXCUSE.

Have you any excuse for suffering With Dys-
pepsia or Liver Complaint IL thsrs any rec
son why you should 20 on nom day 10 day
ache. habItual Cos,iveness, psipitatiou Of the
heart. heartburn, watsr.brash. craving and
burning pains 81 the pit Of the stomach, yeL
low skin, coated tongue and disaeresAble tssts
In the mouth. coming up Of food aftef eating.
low rplits. etef MOI II 10 positively your
" fault n you do. 90 10 your Druggist and
get Q bottle of 0reen's August Flower for IS
cents and your cure 10 certain, but n you doubt
THE. get . sample bottle for 10 cents and try u.
Two doses will relieve you. js7i 6m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-14
A q Wretch.

A man named Hines got drunk In vir-
ginia City at about 8 O'Clock last night and
threatened 10 kill his wife. Tho cries Of
the woman were heard throughout tho
neighborh0od. and q man who was some
where near went 10 her assistance. He
found Hines with . pistol In his hand and
his vito In an agony Of terror. Hines
snapped tho pistol at his wife and. when
the neighbor rushed In TO grasp the
weapon. snapped 1t twice at him, the last
time catching his thumb under the ham
mer. An officer was sent for n Hines
arrested. Tho pistol was found 10 be fully
loaded and capped. and u IL strange that 1t
did not go OF. Judge Knox will interview
Hines to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-14


NOVEMBER BULLION. - The bonanza
mipes made another shipment OF bullion
g.. -. ....,.,,nn =, IN h.r. .na
in' s'enihs, oou's
"N ur....,,.. .,c,
sas 40 maIine with tho M bars Shipped
on the 10th instant. on this months &C.
count, sos. ais 40. The Consolidated
Virginia made her first shipment for tho
current fiscal month consisting Of 10 bars,
amounting TO s59,575 81.
T,cxxru. aysrLrxrs.-Tbc tickets for
the grand ball to he givon on Christmas
night by the citizens and fremen Of Gold
Hill arc ready. Members Of the various
committees and Of the Gold Hill Fire de-
psrtment are requested 10 call upon W.
NY. Doane and got as many tickets as they
think they can sell. This Ia = matter Of
importance to all members Of the Depart
m'n'' anu '"'u'u "o' w "es'e'
NEW WEEKLY PArHR'-h' b. Lawrence
an experienced newspaper man. viii soon
starts new weekly APE 'i.s'hi. 0,''
and Gold Hill, TO be called the S"Hddy
Bsi!io.. II will be devoted 70 the resources
Of HE State and 70 news SOCIAL gossip, NY
the stage. sporting and genera ln'elIi-
time in December.
rur cAusx.-Tbs daughter house which
hu,n.d l,.t sunday pisbt. near tbe Utah
-
nois.ng works, peiongeu 70 LICK psrpy;
Inc n,e W. causeu oy man wy ryvm ls.
~ me = going nome urnnk = Iesuns
great, there being but little Of value in tho
building. Tho man escaped unframed.
n,v, r,,x cu.vcv rh,., p,ow, NJ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-14
Cahsn'n Market.

Alfred Cahen, who has come to DO known ~
. purveyor Of family supplies. has made
an addition to his establishment by renting
tho house next to him and cutting out the
partition. His reason for doing this Ia tho
fact that his trade has increased to such
an extent that Il became an actual neces-
sity. Mr.. Cahen has now established .
regular market and will sell vegetables.
poultry. fish. eggs and butter. His gro.
ceries are strictly hrst-class. for Caben
will have nothing else. lie has 1000
boxes Of select Winter apples from the
fruitful valleys Of Oregon and California.
His other lines OF business will DO sus.
tanned In their usual excellence. Call and
80 Caben.
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or for she Hay Again.

Owing to tho constant rush Of trade.
dallAnd has been doing q much %livelicr
business In the sale Of dry goods than ever
before. and he Is again under tho neces.
sity Of rcplenishing his stock. lilo goes
below tonight for that purpose, and pre-
poses bringing up Q larger and better
assortment this time than he he yet found
necessary TO purchase. Meanwhile. dur.
ing his absence his brother Ben. will sell
Of the goods In store at cost prices to
mako room for the new stock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-14
ASSES<MENT~


ern.s snsrs. ',,,,u No,." ~.
yth; dei.nln~n' pec"mose i"h' sale uAs'
January ti".
pr shars ,s,,ss S..gm ~ M,
asnh9ss a. " """'
ee""s''"-
cents ", shafe 'sv,su sovemos'
,.n. usns'"s"' >e"' i'" ""~'
january ."
- ~ per ss s w. 49, a.,
-, us.'ulssn' DVNe"''' o"' ~ ~
peeem"e' 1'n'
mint-io cent. per shA'e: levied octoocf slst
aensans"' sem'T's' W ~A''A'' INV"
DIT f''h.
Jnssiee-s1 per share; isvkd October slst
Delinquent December 9Th; sale day. peceu'
Der 2sth.
william Fess-s cents per snare; levied
October 5lst. dslisqnsnt December u sale
day, Decemoer 2sth.
Mid~s-so cent. per share share levied octo-
her ssd DELINQUENT November stth; sale
day. December hth'
North Ceasoitdssesi rxiats,T'e cent.
Per share lest'd ostoo-r Ath ueunlueh'
November 1,th, sale Jay peeenap"f r"S'
loaso1tdated Iapsstal ~ cents per
share; levied October 81: delinquent NO
vember 18th: SALE day. pseenber 2ist.
Nerth nay ses 10 cents PER share; levied
October 18th delinquent NovemhSr 10Th .
sale day, December 18Th.
Dexser-s cents per share: levied October
10Th delinquent November fi.t sale day.
November 18th.
lsnstsa - cents per sha,e ; levi-l October
i9thi delinquent S~ovsnbst 24ih; sal. day.
D~esubsr Ifth.
sisrsn NeSada-so cents per -harr: leviei
October 10th. delinquent November 7ist.
sale day. December iIst.
Vniaa Conssitiased-ss cents par share.
.TaE. N.. gsa.h ar
18Th; sale day December 10 b..
Alsa-1 cents pet share; levied October 9th:
dclinqusnt November 2<th: sale dag. De-
eembsr i2th.
Cesunspoltsaa = IS cents per share: l-yied
October iits: Delinquent November 18Th:
sale day. Dee-mber ioth.
Caiedoaia-7s cents per share; levied Oeso-
her iith delinquent November Inn sAi"
day. November sth
ne IBaro-i5 cents per shaw. levied oct.oef
9Th: delinquent November sth; sale dAs'
November Sth.
New Yssk-to cent. per share; le.i.d oe'o-
Der sth; delinquent November i0'"' 'Ae
day. November pth.
Ne usro-is cents per .hsre' W. NJ,
sthi d,lln!asn' No's""'' "" "
November Sth.
Hale a Noseross 81 per share: levied
Oxtober al. delinquent November eth' S~~
isy. November xsih.
But,ton 81 cents yer -hsrv. levied October
NJ; d@linausnt November 9th. raie day,
November 18th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-14
DELINQUENT TAX lIsT.
NOTICE or SUITS COMMENCED.

mo TEE FoLLowlu0-NANID DEPEND.
u snts. and 70 ell owners Of or aimsnts toths
real sstste and improvements thereon. or I'm.
proyemsuis when assessed separately, In tho
Tovn on Geld MIL. bt0rey county. Nevsda,
sersina,sr asss,,sss, is sS.. . sna s..sGwn ;
sommspced in The Justices Court Of Township
No 4 ntorey county, Nevada, BY the state of
Ns,sds. plsfnti6. agsin,t each Of the dsfendspts
hs,.lnsfter bamed, and each Of the following.
desenbsd trse,s o. PARCELS Of land. with ihs i'm
provsments thersen, .nd impsovems.ts when
MI 70 ths ssms, Known or unknown. 70 re.
cover The TAI md delinquency ass.ssed 70 said
defepdants against said property. for the nscai
ysar commencing January !. A. D. 1879, and
eeding December 81. 4. d. is1e. and that .
:,%% sss =, he; ,, s;sn s So,,s. .s', ;s.i n . :.ss e; %:
sppsss and answer the complaint nled In iaid
esnss IN os hsfors the fiRST DAY. OF
DRCRNBRR, a. ID. 1877. judsment will b
takep assinst roo and The nal estate and im.
pfoysments therein described. for ths amount
ofiaI a.ddslisq.Il e. pseinsd sDd costa ofss
ritssinne.s, s.vNT a. faS ai i. Isass
a. snd fmprovsmeats ............... " %
49, and ~dsliBqusncy on
- sslafs On American flat......... 81
n.rroar. R-rsx md delinquency %
rssi ssists on Ansstean fln........ go
Nsxniehi !sIss 49, MAJ 1. n sSss
and iuproysnsnts..... .......... 7Ns
Roush { Rssdy hinins ccupasy-nx
and ~dsiipquepcy IN land and Improve
mspts esst of voodviiis mfii......... II 70
South Ophir Mining oompsny-Tas and
deiIiessney On lsnd % Of Gown 80.
v,,tsSiss. as.rss.f;i end S~:sli:assney
on inpeoysnssts 90 ground In Block
!, HAnGe O.............:.y.......s' ~
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ssrees aas,.,,ss..
~IsffagAPu IfSH I

lur ruE A. AND y. LINE
sAS fR.xcIsco. Nov. A-2:30 p. n.
ophir. 27s. ~. -. 2ss, %. 2sa. -.
Crown Point. 6.
Confidence. q. ca.
Overman. 23S. "a. %. 2iS.
Lady Washington. II, IL, ~ b. Ia b,
IL. ISL. 10 40. II, t2S. Is.
Yellow Jacket, i2h, i2s, IL. ". IN,
ia, i4S. Is, II, i3a.i3.
Imperial. I 20, l 10, 20, Ia, | 10. l IL
California. AN, 2Is.
Caledonia. I 30. 4 80. 5s.4 10. 4 c5. CO
Justice. ~, 1ib.
Con. Virginia. 23S. 23s.
Mexican, Is. l2h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-14
LEGAL.
DELINQUENT TAX list.
notice on sUITs OoMMRNOKD.

ITO TIE roLLowIHo.NAMrD DrrEHD-
l ants. and 70 Ill owners o. claimants, Known
The improvements thereon, hereinafter de-
scrtbed or inpr' vements, when separately A.
sessed: You are hereby notified that suit hss
been commenced IN the Justices Court In
Township No; .. Cola HUI, storsy, county.
the Peace o. said Toxn.hip No. 8. By the Town
Of Cold nm, - plaintiff. against sseh OF the
defendants hereinafter named, and against
each Of ths/ foil yvine-dsscnbed parcels OF
tracts OF lsbd with the improvements thereon.
and the luprovemsnts, when a~essed .spsf.:
the Town Of Gold Hi. and all owners OF claim.
ants 10 the came, known or unknown. TO re-
cover the corporation tax OF the Town OF Gold
Hill, afor ssid. aud the delinquency aseessed to
said defendants, In United states & ID coin.
Commencing on The nst Monday Of Nay. A. y.
1871. and tnLing the INST Monday Of Nay, AID:
lsfe, and that Q nmon has been duly iseued
In each suit. And 700 are further notified that
II you fall 10 appear and snrwer the complaint
nled 10 sai4 action on or before the Sd day q
a. =. o. .sid asS, Judgment viii 5. taken
aglinst you and the possessory claim or claims
and the improvements thereon, hereinafter des-
eribed. IN United sta.ss lola coin. for the
amount Of ,aid tax; With the ten per cent; de-
qusSt TO The as.sssmsnt Of said taxes and costs
Of suit. In United States GOLD eoini
v. Allen and Lot Q, Block !, Range IL;
yalue, 500. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT %
md. Bsbbiss and . portion Of Lot ~.
Block !, Range o, value. 500 ....... $50
Lot %, Block I. Range HI valus. so. %
Richard Brewer and unsurveysd land AID
improvsmsnis northvest Of Yellow
yackst nsv shafti valus. eito....... 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-14
San FRANCISCO.
l~rcrAt TO tn, GOLD I'LL D.n.r u.~..I
Trial Of She AEitaseu-Rsieassd Q.
Technically, snd Immediate.
~ R~s.arrsstsd and Seat Back -
Hall.

BAN Francisco, November III p. H.
A largo crowd assembled In and about the
City Criminal Court this morning to wit
meas the trial OF Kearny and the other In.
cendiaries. It was found necessary to
station police to keep tho entrance and
passages reasonably clear. The prisoners
were all present. Their counsel moved
the dismissal OF tho cases on the ground
that the acts charged did not conbtitute an
otfense. Not succeeding In that. they
then sought to make the point that
the Jury was not legally drawn by
the sheriff, but by the police suthori-
ties instead. The court dver.ruled
this point also. The question Of the legal.
ity Of the ordinance u the Board OF Bu-
pervisors, under which the arrests were
made, wa then raised, - IL was shown
that the Board adopted the ordinance on
its final passage before II had been pub.
lished Ave days. a. required by law. On
this showing tho cases against kearnoy,
Day, Knight aud Bates were dismissed.
but Pickett was held. having boon arrested
on . charge Of riot. Tho others were I'm
mediAtsly rearrested on the charge Of In.
citing riot, and held In the sum OF 5000
each. They wero remAnded 10 Jail, but
will probably furnish bail soon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-14

Al Old Time stack Aarkss--rhs
Ophir spurs-A HARDY Herse ssr
Hixhbaysrs 90 Ride The Solid
ssash" Los0iuE Up-Aita, Tue
tiee. saeeor. 0vsrmas and Lady
wa.hisgtss ss the rreas-rsiisw
Jacket ssatitsg-rhe Bsssusas-
Latest Mtutng News.
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
NOTICE or SUITS COMMENCED.

ITO TIE FOLLowING.NAMRD DEPEND.
4 ants, and 10 oil owners Of OF claimants 10 the
real estate snd improvementa theron, OF Inn
provemenis when Assessed separately, In tho
Town of Gold nIii, storey county. Nevada.
You are hereby noufed that suits have been
commenced In the justices Court OF Township
No. 3. storey couLty. Esvada. By the STATE o.
Nevada, plaintiff. against each OF the defendants
hereinafter naued, and each Of the follDw.
ingdescribed tracts or parcels Of land. With
when separately assessei, and all o~ nsis Of or
claimants 10 the zane. known or unknown. 20
rvcover the iax and delinquency Assessed 10 ssid
defendants Agaips, said property. for the nseli
year commencing January. T.. 4. d. 1915, AID
summons has been duly Issued In es,h case.
And you are further nOtined that unless yea
appear and aeswer the complaint died IN said
cause n OF befors the FIRST DAT
OF DlckNBER, A. ID. 1871. Judgment will ts
taken against you and the real estate and I'm.
Of tax and delinquency specined. and costs Of
suit:
Andrews @. L.-Tax and delinquency on
part Of Ltd, Block I. Range o. and
impI0'fnes,s .sio"
northeast part VI Lot 81. Block !,
Range A, and improvements......... ga
Brown Vim. No. i-1sI and delinquency
on Lots 9 and Z. Block ], Range n,
apd improvements. - 20
0ardnef Msy-Tax and delinquency en-
north 20 isst Of Lot u. Bloei Z, Range
Hooper wn..T:i and d.IinSa:ncy on
Lot n, Block !. Range b also south
part Of Lot y. Bloch .. Range d, and
inPsovsn:r's ~"
Lots -, ~. IS, 10 and 20, 10 Biocke,
Range D.. and Observation-Disclosures. n n
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DIVIDENDS

Califssnia-s7 per share. aggrvgatins ~ ,Oso,.
90: declared Novembr 9Th; payable Mo-
vembsr isth.
Consolidated virEtnia--t7 per share
Axxrexating 81, $50 900 DECLARED November
9Th; payable November itth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-14
Moaetary.

NEW YoRk. Nov. I'LL A. ~.
Gold. closed At "a.
Currency. gTk Co.'S.
Trades. YG99I.
Silver. 4sWjh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-14
TAR PALACE EATING STAND.

For . roast OF beef unereelisd In Storey
county. 20 TO Thomas Hsfron's Eating Stand.
In the Palace falcon. No. : North O street,
Virginia City. Fresh oystsrs at all hour In
every style. Forty miners always on hand Of
night. for tasty, home style Of cooking. and
AFFORD. the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
Try Il. ap0 n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-14

A SEWER Is being constructed down the
street between Slime ogg's livery stable
and his residence. This branch will con.
meet with tho main sewer on Main street.
and will drain . considerable scope Of
country.
FRANK RoBERrs. alias John Doe Brown.
alias Cummings. has been arrested In vir.
ginia City for threats against life. His
woman, who Is called Mrs. Jons', Ian
cuisines In Jail for disturbing the peace.
CHARLES WHITING. engineer ct the Bill.
yer Hill mine. had . watch worth S25o
and $40 In gold stolen from his pocket
while on duty last Friday night. The
thief has not yet been caught.
JuDoE Cox managed ono Of v~irginia's
police courts last year. In going out Of
Office he failed to settle his business prep.
suit against his bondsmsn.
MRs. CHARLES CuLLis yesterday swors
out . warrant before Judge Knox In vir.
ginia City, and had her husband arrested
for assault and battery.
CAnnIE CLARKE has granted general
powero Of attorney 10 u. X. Lindsay. author
izing him 10 transact al manner Of bust.
ness for her.
NEXT WEEK there will be about $4,000
In the Railroad Bond Redemption Fund Of
storey county. Bonds to that amount will
be redeemed.
q. T. ScAsIKER. Attorney for Virginia
City. has been arrested for interfering
with an Officer In tho discharge Of his duty.
CAPTAIN 0vxRros has managed 10 se-
cure control Of tho South End mine, and
has . number Of men employed.
CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA 10 paying out
her dividend to-day. California will fol.
low the same course tomorrow.
ALDERMAN Bitter has been appointed
upon tho Distributing Committee Of the
Virginia Relief Association.
Omar crowds Of gentlemen gather every
day to watch the progress Of Piper's new
opera house In Virginia City.
COLONEL GLLrrrr. Superintendent Of
the Savage Is again able to be on duty at
his Office.
News has been received that T. Dumars
is doing we'll and feeling better every
day.
BULLION valued at $22i.6s4 90 Was sent
from Virginia City last evening.
Nm. ALEXANDER, editor Of the Reno
Gdieti,, Ia In Virginia City to-day.