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Established by the Oregon Legislature,
Jan. @, 1853 County seat, COupville;
Taxable property, 46O, 1858. Population,
$50. Area, $50 square miles. This cOun-
ty Is constituted Of CamanO and WILDLY
Islands. The area of the latter is ll5,000
acres, of the former 10000. Camano, ex-
cept 1000 acres, and by far the largest
proportion of WILDLY, are heavily tim
bered with fir. cedar, hemlock spruce and
alder. The remainder consists of natural
prairies and swamp lands, producing
wheat, barley, oats, hay. fruit and garden
vegetables. There is large steam saw
mill at Utsalady aud a Touring mill at
Coveland.
, 1877-02-09
cLALAM COUNTY.

Established April %, 1854. County
seat, New Dungeness. Taxable property,
1925, 905 Population, 35l Area, 2,O50
square miles. Straits Of Fuca bound it on
tile north, and its western line borders on
the Pacific ocean. Skirting the Strait from
its eastern boundary to Port Angeles,
there is a wide belt of excellent land.
producing wheat, barley and potatoes.
The timber is large, principally fir, cedar
and hemlock. Logging and farming are
the chief occupations.
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@ebr. &~oienbcr5er sc9eu 5. W.
Sp6nlon. = Sem &iaJisr eur Gn:=
lAeiarns iiber ollcn.
81. 6ploins stacn Glarte & Mcs!ure.
Sem Slayer $G53.62 susclp ohen.
70. y. &aslin gescn SyiO9eman. =
Sic @si9morenen iomatcn li4 nltt
sinieen. So tseiest.
Sobn IL. Gam. GampbeQ scgsn :.
Sent. = Guans sur Gntlheloung nber'
Jeben.
Mie. Guons sesen SoUn EARNING.
= urthcil fir osn Sopn entlAicocn.
9. Murphp eesen ). Barrett. =
llrtbcil fir Barrett.
8. 8. Slider aeseu Sol. Ni&ols. =
Gem NiAter 5ur GnllAsiounS ilberlal
zen.
Court pcrtnss biz Jreitas Mo.ocn
} llbr, nm msbrcre Steue,faas 81 per.
e1mcm.
Sic Grim:na!fife wuroen ale bit
ur ndhitcr Court perlhpbsn. Wi'le
5aQe waren aui Der Gourtlilte einsc=
rn9en, pelbe nihts nit Der Court y
hun EattsM. Sas lino Mouotatcr.
niHs.
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@@te Mcbisinc,t

5u Iiberalem Yreien.
limb bod, nadbem mar e. iiberoI trotirt
al. fduft nan IN 6. g huItcn's alter
rutid,cr Npcshcte gnet bigger unc better.
5cin @citdft Aat tucn,aer Ausloaen mie it.
ent Elm Nnoeres. gr be;eblt tcine @snte,
Dcitt nit fcincm Gartner une t6lt cine
Musmakl
Garben. @urselm. &rGuteru,
@einen un6 Metienmenten,
,ie a lie ionf gier niracn6s Fnoet.
Gutter Hatb
'Nct nidts unb utrb germ unb frcunbIid Ct.
.,cilt.
@ecepte
'erssn ~ ibrcm vnirtliden" @ertbe anae.
crti9t.
6. Ghmltenl
t Nscnt fur gOeria's fertia aemiidte 0arbsn.
unb feline Mpotbete
1T
Die nein,ise" beuti9e apot6ete
norbii4 Sua @inncaps,is.
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y Mnsnee in sabuofer
ManniefaltiHfcit Hn6 IN befonbcrt
siIieen Nreiftu BEL NrnntVimsti.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE CT MAILS.
Eastern Mail-Daily.
Leaves at l0:4U o'clock, p. IA arrives
1t 3 O'Clock p. M
Western Mail-Daily-
Leaves at 2:3O o'clock, p. m. and arri-
YES at N:3O a. III.
Brainer-Daily.
Leaves at 6 a. m. and arrives at Up. m.
Sank R~arads-Daily.
Leavessst 1870 p. rs and arrives aal1: 30
a. In.
PaYnesville-Tri.weekly.
Leaves Tuesdays, thursdays ands Sa
turdavs, at 8 a. m. and arrives MondAys,
Wednesdays and Fridays at 5 p. m.
.FaiE Haven Tni-weekly.
Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sa-
turdays at 1920 a. III. and departs same
days at 2 y m.
st Augusta
7 Arrives Nednesdayssund Saturdays at
Y m. and departs the same days at Is3c
>. m.
Two Rivers-Weekly.
+ Leaves Mondays and Fridaysa at 4 p. m.
md arrives Tuesdays and Saturdays at
t p. m.
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~ 1tn9cheucrcr Norratb Der aez
iMhtrfteM Nrtifel anf Sem Marft
~ riuem Nrriie, Der icScr GcncMrs
:enj 1rct bietct bel NrcnS;insfi.
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Moosl.- Srob atcm Sumbus uno oucr
a"llaas'crrci gum Sobnc fault MAJ ali,
9a''an9sn Mpbel belcr uno WoDlitilcr bel
.. 8. @erihbaM ~,
~. st. Gloue. Mimn.
'lho "parum?" @cil rrriclbc INNER
e''ltn Sorra'b Sc9cn Gal9 cintault.
eB 9. MILLER in ct. GIoue
%'erta"it bic bcftcn umo f%cinitcn yiqucure IN
'c'''cM Wa9aSinem. Seine Meine umo gioar.
icn toEncn usn teimem Sauie i'm Gtaote iiber.
rolten iueroen, Wcocr al Yortrciilidfeit nod
~ S'a'9teit. Maa iprede Dor uub aber,euae
IVY 3-bb
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aidincm.

@ir maiden biemit Die 9crrcy GARNER auf
uniern y a II nj umb Stumpemaiebcr
Wcldcr in uuicrcr Mertidtte. 9apwarb's
seibitaa gcacniber. ~fabri;irt wiro. aufmerf.
lam. Ncmmt mnb unteriudet feline Gortref.
iideeit. - st. Glomb. Wfinn.
4l-bp 4. ~. Npuc&.
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u !.

Der llntcrieidn cite crfudt bicmit ale 9ies
ieniacv, weldc III II nod iduloen, ibre @cd
,u,,aen bis ;um 24. December 1877 lei benz.
clbcn gu berihiiaen, .ba ct MN scrne alc
Sciddits i'll Srpnuns br,aecu modtc. UNI idi
otal BON oenielben surId,iebeu gu fonncn
&er feline &shnung nidt bis gun "a. Gc;em.
,er bsridtiaet bat, bat bis GoIleetiren ourd)
>en 6yicoensrihtcr gu aepdrtiacm.
- SIrmcp &rcrted.
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Samit 0merc Hu.tuaarcn
lei
miss 8. 6. glorfe,

WIss =. .. NI0rte,
nh eripart euM BON Is bis 90 Yroeentc.
llcs mir u%ertauft gum @boleiaie. Yrcile uuu
)eute an.
Ger gootm befinoet iiJ scseaiiter ron
5tebem!on's Gic6crei.
ct. Glouo, Minu., 81. Sos. 1871. AZ
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coo, 900 gridtcine iinb bon btute bis
M /. oanuar 1878 billy Su rertauiem.
'auin.iNe III erocn gut hun, wcnn ie bis AT
,enanutfm Gage ibrc Gontraete oosr ~eh.Q,
llNcn mddsn.
Gsrnsr bi.trt Der llnter;eiA.c.c s,vc; quite
'eood id,cn eetraudte @ridMafdinM woblfeil
4 III 0ersouie an. Nit Sober berirlten fons
zen tislid) 10 = 10000 S.ud Bird 0ema4t
utrbrm.
tauHicbbabcr m0aen td eeiiuisff men,en on
WilbeIm Nruael.
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bon
JulinS &intler.
4cbcn 6rncmer'S nntef

S'.~louo, Winefota.
PER- A'no!er bait ffets elm ausac;cidmete5
saaer oo" Fferoeaeidlirren, sattcIn, Vcitideu.
s'ercetammen wiirften IL. {. ~. H.. /. ~. a n
?ano. Vfam bcriailme nidt, fid mad seNeu
"ataen VreiIen unb hciten @aarem su erfsn.
oiseu. Ok.
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Epurt Ner hnMclmmacM.

SUWCl NSeC ~ tSV SNsts:$SN"
Ser 9csembertsrmin Der Slltrift=
Court wuroe ant 4. Desembcr cr0Nnet.
Son: S. 81. &saO9s mar Yraiioenf,
6. 9. Strong, Glert uno ~. M'dlep,
Sberitf.}
: Scrr %. s.SSlaisoel ,puroe sum
@o1maNn Der @rono SURF eruannt
'9err s. @cberser mar officer in
charge terielben Surp, uno Nerr 5
Qemm officer Der court.
Sic Derrcn $. y. Scorle. Ssfo'
Soplor unb q. $. Miner Uuroen als
COMMITTEE sur Graminirung Der Mppi'-
tauten fir 3ulo6uns etnannt.
Nuf Der 2iite befanoen i@ "a Sale
tpeaen @teueranselesentei'en. aae uon
9aut Centre. Cur Bodybuilding ia
men folseube Gdas:
eteueranselegenbeiten 9esen y. Y.
Searle. Mopotaten waren =. W.
Collins. County Nouotat; .. ..
Seorle fir ben Mnseilasten.
81 @unitsn oss Mn9e'lasten en'=
i4icben.
Gteueranselesenbeiten ss9en ". 5.
@mitb. Sc. %. Collins tuar County
T!rlpre@er; Searle uno Scap fur ben
Irsetlaaten.
Mnsstlastcr wurbe CUR Sc;ablun!
Der psr.onstcn Sumnle pesoonnert.
Steucranse!esenbcit 9esen Sdral
6. Bruce. = Collins mar County
Garlp.c4,r; Miner uno Sar!o fur Der
Mnsefla3ten.
Mnsetlostst mub $3.50 steucrn uni
Die Soften b%s5ablen.
.Soispb Goelbrod scscn bic g. Yau
g. Vaeiiie= gilenbubn. - .. .. @earI'
uno 6. 8. 8crr fir ben Slayer, @eor9'
0rap fir ben M%nsstlastcn.
ocrrn 8. u. goans i%ibcrtra9cn.
W!. @culet sssen 8. 6. Subnion. -
q. ecarle fir Griteren; 8. W. Goains
fir 2ettcren.
No1 segenieitiser llebcreintunft ne
oerssItlasen.
81. s. Smith sssen u. Sutton. =
Miner II. garto fur Smith; Scarle Ii.
Sclp fir Sutton.
gsrt1eiois,r s%ertanst Ssridiebunq
big gum nddIen Sermin. @ewdbr
%. @@erifus scsen 8. 9. &ap-
uaonb u. Nnoere. = 5. 6. scarle fir
Mincr II. Barto fir bic Mn-
seflasten.
6ortseiebt.
u. ). S5orien sesen n. @oore uni
.2sQs. = 6. Nclou fir osu &ldscr ;
y. $. Miner fir Ycrtlasten.
Nsa Der 2iite scitridcn.
u. S. 99orieu sesea u. Mooie.
r. Nslion fir ben Rldger q. s.. @li
nsr fir @erfIaS:en.
Nussefri4en.
&. Curtis sescn Den 30 arc her gu
BON Soun 81. @enbel. :
.. 9. Sfarle fir Gritcrtn.
Nssewidelt. 5. Seq.
Nelion @. Barrett sesen g. s.. See
= Collins II. 8. 9. Gesrle fir Sid
'er. 9aplor II. Storey fur 8ertlnsten.
gu @unit'n oes @crtiastea entl&ie.
zen. 20 Sage 3eit serpabrt.
Sobn Npfelo 9esen y. Moore unf
:. 6. Moore. = 8. %. Collins fir Der
Miner u. 8arts fir Den Mn-
3%etlasten.
gSlro tort9eleBI.
9slcra @reuen sesen Y. Su4s. =
{. @. Collins fir bic 8ldserin Sap
Iur II. Strong fur ben Nnset!osten.
Ab9 widelt.
s. 8. SobnIon sesen u. Moore. =
6. S. samper fur ben aldser Mins,
II. Yarto fir N%nsetlasten.
Mnsetloster perueisert 9ntmort.
@iro CUR 8esabluns %peroonnert.
@taat MinEeiota Sesen g. 8. Sap
lin. = =. 9D. Collins a!s Goun:p= No=
potat; q. D. Miner fir 1nseilasten.
Ser 6d!i@uns ansetlast. Gnt=
lafen.
etaat Minneiota sesen q. %. Gcss.
Sc. V. Go(lms als County. Mopotot.
etorep II. Stores fur Den 8ertlostcn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-14
TO she Front.


E. Berllnsr. opposite the Yellow Jacket
ONCE. Main street, Gold Hill. has just re-
eeived and Is opening out n Of the finest
Aad best stocks Of jewelry. watches, silver
plated ware, fancy orOckery ware, pictures,
picture frames, brackets, Berlin zsphyrs.
silver card board. albums. vases and toilet
sets ever offered 70 the people Of Gold Hill.
He has also . full aud complete stock Of
ladies' furnishing good. and everything
desirable for . baby's complete outit.
The goods have all been selected under tho
personal supervision Of Mr.. Berliner.
whose good Judgment and experience In
the business qualities him 70 Judge Of the
wants u the people. In prices y goods he
defes all opposition. confident that he can
sell - cheap - the cheapest. Head his
advertisement and then give him . call.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-14

ISyEsrioAroRs.-E. J. Baldwin and j.
7. Hin. members OF the Justice Mine In.
vsstigating Committee. arrived In Gold
Hill by this mornings train and proceeded
at once 10 walk down 70 the Justice works.
where the records Of tho company are kept.
and where tho Investigation 10 low going
on. They will doubtless mako . thorough
examination.
VINO FouSD Ir7-Ths finder Of . gold
quartz sleeve button. lost on the last even
Ing Of the Pioneer Fair. will DO suitably
rewarded on returning the same 70 Mrs.
John II. Mills. Gold Hill.
SEVERAL tsamsters formerly In the en-
ploy Of the Bank Of California left this
morning for Esmeralda county. 70 drive
for DR.. wsbber.
Miss ANNA J. wRioHr. formerly we'll
known In virginia City. died yesterday st
her fathers home In Fentonville, Mich
igan.
The Silver City people are looking
around In vain for some good man who
will accept the position Of Justice OF tho
Peace.
RlrID progress 10 being mAdo In setting
up the Ice manufacturing machinery ct
the reservoir on the Divide.
LaaoE quantities Of goods are still being
shipped 10 mining towns and camps In tho
eastern part Of tbs State.
TurRE Is o message at tho Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph onics. Gold HUI. for
Powers 4 Regina.
The Ladies' Tournament will take place
ct the shooting gallery Of levitt 4 Has,
kins this evening.
CArrAis T. q. TAYLOR. Superintendent
Of tho Yellow Jacket mine. 10 again at
homo In Gold Hill.
W. II. BxirH. Superintendent OF the
Bslcher mine. returned from Ban Fran
cisco this morning.
THREE tramps-of tho genuine kind
arc claimed TO have been discovered In
Virginia City.
TnE California Mining Company will
make another shipment Of bullion to-
morrow night y
TIE stone pavement In front Of the
county courthouse. virginia, has been
completed.
Tux telephone used In the BONANZA
mines continues 70 work most salts.
factorily.
GEoRoE DALI has left for Aurora TO
superintsnd work on the Real del Monte
mine.
PRoYrssoR CUNNING will lecture In Ma
tional Guard Hall. Virginia. next Sunday
night.
THE streets Of Virginia City and Gold
Hill arc wet by the sprinkling carts every
day.
TwrSrr.sIx trains OF cars pass over the
Virginia and Truckee railroad daily.
The District Court will Be In session
tomorrow. Judge Rising p~reaiding.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-14

N,nxrY's C~u.LLrxsE Aeckrrxp.-Bm
yoou.n 4. wrestler himself, and to-day
NJ 49,. .o,..r,,r, M.
ne 'pe
first challenge; In ride mat me puene
may not bs led to think thas me oolse.o Oh
me- Saooan 4. dssiroa. tS.s only : lev
invited friends of the contestants be sd:
mitted. There can then DO no Doubt OF
the match being up and up.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-14

Down THEY CAxr.-Ths dump cart
which 10 being used In tho work around
the school-house yard got the better Of Ito
horse ON the hillside near the Leviathan
mine this morning and rolled down 10 the
strset. Tho horss vas tumbled around
considerably. but upon being released
from his hsrness. walked Away Just the
ssme - u nothing had happened. Tho
distance Of the fall 10 about ninety feet
A Social EvKSr.-Thero was . pleasant
sathsring last evening Of the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. @. N. Hall. North Howard
street. Virginia. II was . surprise 70 Mis-
Libbie Hall by her many friends. About
forty couple we're present and when Var.
ney'a band arrived they Joined ip the
dance. Niss Hall rscsivsd her guests with
great courtssy. and they all vent home
HAPPY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-14
t,rrc,.L TO IN, GOLD mrL DALI urvs.l

s,xv,.v,,.oo n.o.mho, "a mso,.
w'-.erus -, -,
Ing OF the wooosiiie irusses "s' he'u
the rooms Of tho Justice Investigation
Committee At Q O'Clock this aiternoon.
- m ,.., ,.n n. g,o.n.d 4, .nn..,.
rrom ." M
that the Woodville TRANSACTIONS arc 10
complicated and mysterious that the task
:, ..,,,n. An. xbols ,ru,h \. s,eesdInely
e :, MAJ, 80
dinicuit ana Jealous. h"'' pA'".n .nu
John T. Hill left this city at 4 ?. Y. to-day
to Join Archie Borland Of Gold Hill and
begin investigation Of the Affairs Of the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-14
MUSIC AND DANCING.
TIE Washi.gssa oaard Military
and civic Csaesrt and hall.

An apprecistive and very demonssrativs
audience vas present In cooper's Hall.
Virginia. on the oocasisn Of the Washing
ton Guard military and civic concert and
ball. Tho entertainment opened with .
potpourri from the opera Of Martha" BY
the Band. Mrs. Garrison sang "Ask
Ne Not Why" and In response to . rous-
ing call from the audience responded with
"way Down Upon the swanse River"
The chorus Of "Brother Soldiers" BY
the orphsus Glss Club. was grsndly
rendered. W.. Jenkins sang "Lst Ne
Like . Soldier FALL" The Invitation 70
Falryland."a duet. BY Miss Jennie Calf
and Mrs.. Layton. was most excellsntly
given. Mrs. Murtha sang In good style
and voice "The Maid Of Dundee n
.sThe Last Rose Of Summer" Tho Band
rave q very peculiar and charming produo-
ton entitled .Spring Voices" introduce
ing limitations Of the cuckoo and mocking
bird. a.
During the intermission bstwsen the
fnt and second parts. ten picked men
did the Mcclellan bayonet drill with
great precision and In . manner
shoving long and careful practice.
Following arc the names OF the team
Lieutenant Samuel Reynolds, Corpora
Rsnfrey. Private W. A. Hicks. Private =.
Carr. Private r. Mutton, Privats w: u.
Reynolds. sergeant William oat., Privase
W. Williams. Private T. II. oliver and
Corporal T. Johns.
During the bayonet exercise Captain
Page stepped forward with George d.
Fryer Of Carson. and after introducing
him 10 tho audience. presented him, In
the name Of tho Washington Guard. with
. splendid gold medal. rs . token OF re-
gard for past favors. courtesies And &C.
Communications.
Miss Felicia denssy capturod the an.
disnce by singing the serio-comic song OF
'' mot Before Pa" In her own charming
manner. The applause was loud and con-
tiuuous. and In response the little lady
gave Occurring In the Rain" This she
was compelled to repeat, the audience
being quite enthusiastic. Mrs. Layton,
Miss Jennie Calf and Messrs. =. and
]. Nicholas sang the "sunrise'
quartstte with great effect. Professor
P.smors By request favored the audience
with the c~anxanetti. Good Night and
Happy Dreams" the cornet echo accom-
paniment bsing given by Professor
Cara and Mrs. Layton presiding at the
piano. Professor Cara was the Musical
director for the occasion. and Professor
Pasmore Accompanies. At the conclu.
sion OF the concert. dancing was In order.
and the fun was continued until . late
hour this morning. The Washington
Guard Is composed Of jolly good boys. and
Captain Page, their commander. Ii = regu-
lar trump. Their parties are always pleas
ami anil THAR concarta aver pODular.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-14
OrnAmsAsal.

During holiday times everyone wants TO
purchase tho best. finest and cheapest Of
ornamental cake. candy and confectionery
work for their tables. The place to do this
10 ct Fitxmier 4 Armbrust's City Bakery,
No. "a. North @ street. Virginia. They
have Just received direct from New York
City . splendid stock OF fancy. wax and
candy work. which In finish and style
never has been equaled by any
thing Of tho Kind brought 70 Storey
county. Among tho unique designs In
their show window is one representing
Washington crossing the Delaware; . wed.
ding party drawn by swans;
magnificent temple; beautiful flowers.
vines. trees and shrubbery. . gay party Of
ballet dancers. elegant little angels, old
Santa Claus. and. In fact. almost any de-
sign or figure the fancy may require.
These things they propose to sell at Ban
Francisco bedrock prices, 90 that none
who desire 10 purchase need for . moment
hesitate - 10 where they asn got them the
cheapest. Call 81 0 II you want 70 get
the best Of bargains.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-14
The -Champiss shssser.

W. =. Hsskins. u Of the proprietors
Of the Crsedmoor Shooting Gallery. nov
come. to the front As 9 champion. Last
evening hs made fourteen consecutive
bullseyes and one elevsn-poinier. In fifteen
shots, scoring 10 In . possible $50. The
buli.eye Ia the size Of . half-dollsr. and
the length Of the range 10 twenty
yards. No better score can Be
shown by any man OF the Comstock,
and It Is thought not by any on the coast.
Billy holds q steady gun. and his nerve Is
equ.l TO almost any emergency. Jevstt&
Haskins arc constantly adding improve.
ments 10 their gallery. Tbs ladies will
shoot this evening. Take your girl and
look in for . abort time. The fun will
fully repay YOU.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-14
PRIZE p~Is1RIBunoM.
The wisssrs Yasey Dsssrabiss
Auesisssd 06-whas Lazy Wss
the Domestic war Ctubf

At the cofclusion Of the regular semi'
monthly meeting Of tho Pacific Coast Pio'
nesrs Last evening. 81 their hall on b
street. Virginia. . goodly number Of tho
lady managers Of the late Pair Of the
Society being present. tho Pioneers Joined
with tho ladies In the distribution Of tho
prizes and disposal Of tho goods and art-
cles remaining from he Fair.
Al the suggestion Of the ladies the FOL.
lowing gentlemen were appointed 10 super.
intend The rafting and tho auction salss /:
a. O. Baker, W. D. @. Gibson, W. Hy
Doane, Anthony Fox and Charles Fletcher.
Pint came the rafie for the old -
"slug' or $50 gold piece. Little Katie
Falk, mounted on . chair. drew the num-
bers. n being previously announced that
The twentieth number drawn should win
the slug. Tho drawing wa fairly o n
ducted, and Mrs. ". II. Doane Of Gold
Hiil was found TO DO the winner. she hold.
ing No. 3o2, which was the twentieth one
drawn. The desirable piece OF property
handed over 10 her and being called
upon for . speech she made . few remarks
appropriate 10 the occasion.
The silver butter dish was o BY ticket
No. so, and this - we'll a. the big silver
pitcher which was won by ticket No. IS,
can DO found at the Gold Hill Postofioe
store.
The ring cake at Mrs. Garssy's table
was won by ticket No. 0. held BY Miss
Flora Coryell. The ohild's carriage robe
was bought by . syndicate Of friends and
presented 70 Pearl. the little daughter Of
W. ". Tinker. one Of tho Vice Presidents
Of the Pioneers.
As for that musical chair. the raining
contest for Il was sharp, quick and deci.
sive. Dan De guile Of the Eaisrprise
wrestlod with the dice most c%ovstously
and ungallantly against . number Of ladies
present, who might have won II II he had
kept out. He had his heart set on that
chair, but one Doten Of the Gold Hill
News came TO the rescue In behalf OF the
ladies, made him remove his heart from
that chair. and walked his log BY about
eight 10 seven. The champion threw 40.
Silver sets. china tea sets. cakes, and
lots Of fancy articles Of apparel and general
use or ornament were sold OIL at auction
with tolsrably fair prices realized, and at
late hour. everything being disposed OF
but the domestic war club, everybody went
home. What disposal will DO made OF that
club remains 10 be found out. II 10 In the
possession Of the ladies, aud none will tell
the name Of the winner.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-14
IYair Proceeds.

Tho returns from the late Pioneer Fair
arc not al In BY any means. therefore the
net proceeds cannot BE- definitely arrived
at Is Jet. The expenses foot up 10 over
$500. and the net proceeds are likely TO
figure over $4,000. The E@isrp,iss this
morning stated the expenses TO DO from
5000 10 $4,000. but this was . typograph.
icsl error |; hundreds were meant instead
Of Thousands.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-14
send is Your Biiis-

The lady managers Of the late Pioneer
Pair desire NJ to state that all persons
having bills asains. the Fair are requested
10 present the same without delay. A
meeting Of the ladies will hs held 81 Pho
neer Hall tomorrow at 2 O'Clock p. H.. In
order 10 receive and attend 10 such bills.
and to settle up other business relative to
IL Fair.