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Montgomery an.ea'. Circus.

The dead walls and bill board ara afiame
with startling posters. informing tho good
psoplc Of the Comstock that Montgomery
Queen. circus will appear in Virginia
City ON the 18th, 10Th and Goth Of this
month. Mention has already been made
Of this great caravansary. Read what the
San Francisco Ceaieie has TO say con.
cerning IL: "On Monday last Queens
California Men,gerie and Circus com.
menced its thirl and last weeks season In
this city. and As usual, the tents were
croNded In the evening. while there was o
large attendance In tho afternoon. Since
the opening performance the Atknd-
anc. las been Of tho most Hat.
tcring nature; the audience not on
~ being very large but enthusiastic a.
we'll. Mr.. Queen has certainly succeeded
In getting together n magnificent equca.
trian company, largely composed Of the
strongest stars In the profession. Among
the most prominent we will notice Mile
Turnour, u 1.-THE. symetrical aud
handsome yonng lady. who as q balanc.
ing trapeze artist has no living equal
In her line Of business. She executes the
most startling and thrilling feats upon q
swinging trapcze that has ever been wit
messed In this or any other city. Ellen
Cooke, n BEAUTIFUL aud dashing eques-
trienne, fairly thrills the audience with
enthusiasm by her wonderful riding.
wooda Cooke Is also an accomplished SON.
mersault rider. while Signor Sebastian IL
without doubt tho most graceful, dar-
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brand Lodge. !. o. a. p.

Tho Gra,J Iol,o. I n n. r. NJ ,hi.
STATE closed us eleventh annual nimu
cation at Carson City last evening. The
az Representatives from NIL
-, A..
P',"'"' VI 'e ga" was ""' 'A'se'
and deep interest was manifested by the
Representatives in all the proceedings from
tho opening 10 the close, tho session last
inc three days. But very little new legis.
latiou was hal, the present laws and rsgu.
lations governing being deemed as applica.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-08

Daniel Fitzgerald. who suore that he
hal been robbed Of nine $40 gold pieces
by Owen Kane. may or may not have testi-
iied to the truth. Robert II. Charles. pro-
prietor Of the Occidental Hotel. whore the
robbery Ia said TO have taken place. seems
tn doubt the little story. Ho has published
a card responding TO the item which APP
pearcj in the evening papers: 81 would
state that the man Fitzgerald. above men,
toned. accompanied by his friend. Owen
Kane. on Wednesday morning last. at I
o'clock. came to tho Occidental Hotel for
. bel. which was given him. AL the
money they hal on their persons was
forty i've cents, which they paid for . bed.
In view Of that fact. | don't zee how thcy
could have been robbed Of $50. a. tho
above item would make II appear" This
IL signed by Mr.. Charles, and puts quite .
different phase upon the matter from that
presented by Fitzgerald.
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rs-sssrrs~'s Riesie.

The young folks Of Gold Hill are on
iipioe in anticipation Of the pleasure they
are 10 enjoy at tho picnic tomorrow. All
the arrangements have been made. The
cars have been chartered, Professor Cars's
band engaged. the grounds secured and the
thousand and ono little things which con-
tribute To success aud the enjoyment of an
occasion Of the kind have all been attended
tn. All the teachers ~ Storey and Lyon
counties will attend. There will 10 from
Virginia CITY. Gold Hill. Silver City and
Dayton. 1900 school children. Beside
these there will b. between 100 and 800
adults. AMI extra cars have been provided
for their accommodation. Fun will he
the order Of the day. Tickets are for sale
al all tho bookstores.
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Ilsasrasiy discharged.

John Pascoe. who Was arrested on sus-
picion Of being tho person who stabbed
Samuel Kinsmsn ON Monday evening In
his cabin at Virginia. was discharged from
custody this morning. there being no evil
dencc to justify either the suspicion or
tho arrest. The officers seem to have acted
rather hastily in thi. matter. Mr.. Paseoo
Is q we'll known. we'll behaved young man.
and II u to 10 regretted that this disagree
able suspicion and trouble should have
come upon him. The officers themselves
came To the conclusion that they were
wrong in the matter. and Mr.. PascOe was
honorably discharged without ever bring
ing his case before q court.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-08

A Destructive Fire In Csnnsstieut.
BRiDoEPoRr. jane s.-Ths most dsas-
trous fire ever experienced here occurred
last night. At 11:3o . light wa discov-
cred In the fourth story Of Glover Sanford
4 Sons factory. An alarm was sounded.
followed by . second. and the whole nrs
department responded. Tho water sup
ply proved insufficient and the 1re there
BY obtained the mastery. The flames
were first seen In tho dyeing or mix.
ing room In the northwest corner Of
the third story OF the main building
and running along that floor were commu-
nicated by q dummy 10 tho stories below.
The main building was two hundred feet
long. fifty feet wide. and four and . half
stories high. While volunteers were TO
moving the goods from the ofice. 9 o
story structure, suddenly. and without
warning. the back and front walls fell out.
leaving the two highest walls unsupported.
The one adjoining the ofdce leaned
outward. and - . shrek went mp
FROM the spectators. fell upon the roof
Of the Office. crushing through to
the basement and burying those within.
One man, who escaped. stated that there
were . dozen men In tho ruins. and al
ready eleven bodies have been recovered.
nearly all fearfully crushed and burned.
Sandford's loss on his building machinery
and stock. will reach $250,0 900 insurance
$3.50. 900. Sanford says they will sell or
leave rather than put up . now factory
without better water supply. They had
hose ON every floor, but no water could
be had.
Senator Jones Financial Theories.
New YoRK. June ga Pssfs washing-
ton special says Senator Jones Of Nevada
has drawn up an amendment TO the Fed
eral Constitution. which he intends TO
submit to the Senate at the extra session.
II provides that paper money only shall DO
used a. legal tender In the United States,
and that the issues Of such moneys shall
be at the rate OF twenty dollars per
capita of the population Of the
country. 10 10 ascsrtaincd annually by
census. The Senator believes that such
All amendment will be popular and can be
carried through the Legislatures Of most
Of the Western and Southern States. He
does not hesitate 10 say that he wants
gold aud silver made . commodity.
aud not q standard Of value. Tho report
Of the Silver Commission which Jones u
drawing up IL nearly completed. bnt will
not DO made public until a short. time boz
fore the political campaign opens In Ohio
aud Pennsylvania. Some Of the paper
money men who have soen tho report do
Il 10 10 \ very able document.
Compromising with Connolly.
Nrw YORK. June s.-Richard u. Con.
molly. Of the Tammany ring. has opened
negotiations looking to the restoration Of
part Of his plumber. now held In tho nsme
Of his s~on.in.law. The terms under con.
sideration primarily concede the peaceful
return Of Connolly from exile. anil the
restoration Of over 81, 5000 0 will be de-
manded from the sx.Controller.
Niue Accidents In Pennsylvania.
SCRANTON, Pa. June IA number OF
mine accidents Of a serious nature occur
rcd In this neighborhood to-day. result
ing In two deaths and i've bad injuries.
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uYArT,s LIYR RAlsAM.

A. . eouqueror Of Rhsumstism. 0ous. Men.
nlsis. and cure for serofuia and al diseases
arising from impurty Of blood. the Old and
reliable family nedieins. Hystt's Liz Bais.m.
stands unequsll-d, o. proven By over po,ooo
great cures during the past ~ years. T. .
radical vegetable compound u sanspsrtLla,
Sold By al druggists and country grocsr.
Take nothing slss. and " they havnt u Ne
send BY express. boxsd. e~vsrywhere, Of ~ and
al IS p-r bottle, ts and % 50 half dos. Hyatt
4 Hyatt, 2t6 Grand street. New York.
my2o cod I'm
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BALL AND CoScERr.-0n tbs evening Of
Tuesday. June 18th. there will bs given .
grand eoneeat and ball for the Lencft Of
Mrs. Michael Mclaughlin. The bsneft
will b- rendered Mrs. Mclaughlin by her
many friends 81 Gold Hill ani virginia
CITY. AMI the entertainment will take place
In Miners Union Hall, Gold Hill. MS
Mclaughlin !. . worthy widow lady. Who
I. in need Of assistance. and her friends
have hit upon this plan for raising money
for her relief. A number VI drst class
singers from Virginia City will be present.
GRAND Esc,NrnrSr I. o. o. =. ORR.
csns.-The following officers Of the X. W.
Grand Encampment. I. o. o. y. Of this
State, were elected anil duly installed at
Carson City ON Monday last NJ. W. Grand
Patriarch. l.. l.. Crockett OF lisno /; N. l..
Grand High Priest. 4. W. Jones OF lieno I;
Il. W. Grand Senior Warden, ID. a.. hitz-
mier Of Carson : X. W. Grand Treasurer.
George Tuniy Of Carson City. The Grand
Encampmcnt at An adjourned meeting
held yesterday resolved to hold the next
session at Virginia City.
AS,D CAsE.-Msgsie Godfrey. who Was
delivered from Nellie sayers' saloon. In
Virginia City. two days agc, Was taken b.
fore the County Commissioners yesterday
evening. The girls mother was also pres
emit and demanded the custody Of the child.
which could not be refused by the Com
m~i.sioners, a. they have not the power Ia
n.--- ....anK KxttIAnt an nrIar nj
tho Court. II would be an act of human
ity to take this girl from her unnatural
mother.
WEIGHT y ME,srRE.-Tbe following
figures for determining the weight Of
metals by their measure may prove OF
value in estimating tho averdupois Of
castings or machinery. When the mass,
the wight of which Is 10 be estimated.
can be reduced 10 cubic inches the weight
can lie accurately determined by remsm-
herring that a cubic inch Of cast iron
weighs &c % a pound. wrought iron Is
and brass ami copper j.
TE,is L,rr.-The express train from
Reno did not arrive on time this morning.
The subIoined dispatch will explain the
reason Lightning train from Nan Fran.
cisco struck . car Una. ma, blown oa.o "
csiiss,n,.' hi. morning. diteLing the en-.
gin. aud mail car. No person WAS injured.
The train will be six or eight hours late In
arriving at Rene"
TIM I,nooK."- salisbury T~roubadours
-
~ -. .na,sn... which nightly y,.o,
them in National Guard Hall, Virginia.
1.-THE Brook" which is now being played
by these genial artists. Is q mos, exquisite
gem Of comic opera. 4 great many Gold
Hill people attended last evenings PER
formanec.
cmry HrS,ypy Yesterday informed A
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BR0NCurTM.

From John YiaR. Esq. Of Bsnninzten. J. H.
."Thrss tsars since ! was very much rstuesd
with Q dreadful cough, which resulted In Brou'
chiiis. affecting ms 90 severely - 10 render y
Wss sddsd severe night svrats. and { was fear
moi going into Q decline. Aftsr fecouns 70
various remedies 10 no purpose. ] nsds =. OF
Dr.. wistar's Baipam Of villa Cherry. . fsv bot
Ties Of which niiy restorsd me 10 health.
since that time have bad several sever ~
,aeks of cough, but the bsisan hss slways %:
should not know how 10 do without u"
sold BIZ ali druRrtfta.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-08

last evening Professors steen AMI Beck
with a select party Of friends, visited the
Yellow jacket mine. through the courtesy
Of Captain Taylor. the Superintendent.
They were accompanied by Capt. COsgrov-.
ani under his able direction thoroughly
explored the lower levels Of the Jacket.
ABnsEEx FIsorR.-Charie- Mcdonnell.
while at work yesterday morning on M OF
the lower levels Of tho California mine.
had the third finger % his right hand
crushed aud broken by being jaminei be-
tween two cars ~ he WAS switching. II ID
feared amputaiion will be necessary.
ABlp F.LL.-A child fourteen months
old fell faom Lyneh's porch. south q
street. Virginia. near the Fourth Ward
schooi.housc. yesterday afternoon, n
broke bath its legs. IL also sustained IN
tsrnal injuries Of ~ serious . nature mat
IL 10 not expected To live.
As Az extra attraction. Rev. Mr.. Nc
Gra,h will bring his choir from Virginia
CITY next Sunday evening upon the occa-
sion 81 his lecture In Gold Hih. 10 IL
thought that tho gentl-man mentioned
will be successful in establishing an inter
esting congregation In this place.
CL,rpE WILLIAMS. press agent for Mont
.omsrv ou.en's rr.a, circus. left ON this
morning', train for Carson. which Il the
next place upon which he has designs.
s Mt. S Mn.il.% ,sen,' ''A'
--o... w,o-. Ina. Wa. e,usbsl
mott, ,yo
In 'e -, an .,n,ch.. n.
h.s hal a harl time 81 IL. and his conval-
sscence is noticed with pleasure by all his
friends.
DgLIourrrL weather continues Inc
.,,,su. weary Of the CARES Of business.
s,,s,ehe. hi. limbs lakeward and the
young people are getting 'eAu! '"' wv
pienics.
TUX Young Sehs ''uo sin s,sS
eiai party at Turn verein Hal, 'irginla
CIV. ,icret i. aelnowieJsrd by the
S.ms
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TEMPORARY TEACHER. - Miss Lizzie
McMartin is teaching In the old Grammar
Department Of the Gold Hill Central
School, filling, for tho time being. the POI
sition formerly occupied by Mr.. Lister.
A permanent teacher for the old Grammar
Department will probably be chosen In .
few days. II will be . matter for the early
consideration Of the School Trustees.
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rHR pA,AoR EATING STAND.

For . roast Of beef upeteelisd In Storey
county. 10 10 Thomas HsrrOn's Eating Stand.
In the Palace saloon. 10. : North O street,
Virginia Oily. Frcsh oystsr at all hour In
every style. Forty ninen always On hand o.
night. for tasy, home style Of cooking. and
the best and fresl est OF Ill that the markets.
aroni. the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
Try II, apis n
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CHEAP plIoroGnApn..

Pictures taken at reduced price, al the great
Flying Photograph 0allery. Cards. ~ par
dozen; Cabinets. ~ per dozen; Gems. Two
dozen for nry cents. All other pietur.s In
nroporiou. my2l
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A CARD.

To all Who are suffering from the errors end
indiscrs,ions OF youth. nervous wssknsss. early
decay. losa OF manhood. sts- I will ssnd .
receipt that will cure you. Pre- o. cIIAnor.
This great rsmedy vas discovered bya n~ission:
AIRY In south America. send . self-addressed
10 the REV. JOSEPH 7. INhAN.
station d, Bible House, New York CITY.
uh40 Gm
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rnou A DIsrINaUIsHRD JURIsr.

"I hsve tried thdPsRuviAx srarr. and the
result fully sustAlns your prediction. IL has
mzd- \ new man OF me-infused Into my sys-
tenn new vigor and energy. ! am no longer
ir-mul0us and debllilsiei % when you last
saw me. bat stronger. heartisr. ard with larger
capacity foe labor, mental and physical. than
At any time during the last i've years." old
uy All d~ruggIsts.
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o
RussIa's Reply to England's
Last Note.
STRENGTH OF THE N IN
ARMENIA.
The English Cabinet Di-
vided.
ODESSA CONSIDERED SAFE BIZ
TEE GEAR.
ESPECIAL DisrArcHrs TO rM doLp HILL
IA 1t Nrwsl
lsPEcIAL DissArcHss TO TIE doLD HILL
IA IT NKwsl
Tha Qreat War.

The 0reat war.
LONDON, June ga Paris correspond
ent states that the communication which
Count schouvalofr brings to London is
not . note In . diplomatic sense. but Q
letter from Prince dortschAkoff In reply
70 the letter Of Lord Derby. which Count
Schouvaloff took with him TO st. Peters
burg. In his letter Lord Derby drew tho
attention Of Russia to various points
where English interests would DO affected
n Russian action extended 20 far. They
were mentioned In Mr.. Cross speech In
Parliament. and are the Suoz canal and
Egypt. Constantinoplc. the Dardanelles
and Persian gulf. Tho Princes letter
SUCCESSFULLY takes up thcso points and ex-
plains that Russia does not intend to In
terfers with any osa Of them. Prince
Gortschakofr acknowledges the great In.
ter~national and commercial importance OF
the Buez canal. and gives the most posi-.
tive assurances that Russia docs not intend
I'm ANY way TO touch IL. Russia thinks
herself entitled. as q mattor Of right.to car
~ the war into Egypt. but explains that
any action In thatdirecti0n has never been
taken into consideration. This Is moro
tho case a. regards the Persian gull. Rus-
sia thinks 10 Important maritime passage
as the Dardanelles must be regulated by
international agreement and not by n
power alone. She disclaims any intention
Of acquiring Constantin0ple. though 1T
the same timo she should not consent 10
IA. ....tA, 10 anv nlhar NlIfiallan
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IsfPORTRD CIGARS.

Imported Pumsreigas. Bouquets. santiseos;
two for twenty-five cents; the beet and cheapest
CHAR In the stsis. Call and try them q Sum
msrhsids, Main street, opposite Jones drug
stors. myio
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srOcK
s.u rraneiseo Board.
LAT xvESfxa.


LAST xvKSrse.
sn Meadow Valley. toc.
Is Hs,uond a Ely, 60, 6S.s k BIC. dh.
10 Jackson, ".
20 BslmOni. iS
AZ rive Patch Ia
Is Leopard. :. . Esd. 5la
~ M Dorado south. !.
Z, Softhsra Belle. IL.
lo p.ather. tS.
80 na..ey. l1e:
,SS Gand Prizs. 81. sio, es.s.
ilO Medsc. IN.
.a New Co-o. 8 70. J.
Ia Emp,rr Oidshol. ~.
80 Leeds, IS, 20.
io Hs.Ti ,burgh. a5e.
as s.ssss. t<.t ". 4 CO.
- Mexican. ~. ~.
- Cow. rslnt . -, 10.
20, cnu. Virginia. xh. nv. 9sk.
az Justice. 81. ~. 8 sl0, 81. 5. 3k.5.
go ophir. Is. ian. lax.
so Ssisdsais. q 10. Q los. q .io.a
ssS yellow jacket. 81, 81. -.
rs RIehequsr, 81. Is, D ~.
40 Builion.A ~ %. d.
l.vO IuperiA, ac, tJc.
iO Trojan, soc.
~ Chollar. IN.
~ ba
la Hale 4 Norcross. . IL
IO Hest 4 Belcher. Is
80 Utah. i5x. iss. isk ba.
as aisfrs Nevada. Z u. t.tm.
10 California. ~, IN, soS. IN 81.
itO Union CONF 10
20 o,srnsn. iss,N
80 julia. IN.
so Prospect. io.
rus MORNING.
80 ophlr. II. ia'.. ias.
vs. Msxiean. IL.
rs rs S No.. / 4 ss Ssi.s; is..HasiS. 49,.
us California, 1A ~.
T0 ravAss rs, ~ 40
it5 Co. Virginia. 10. Sis.
yO ChOllar.Potosi. 2cN. %.
SIS il.ls q Soieros.. . ~. siA
10 Crown Point, . 10. as.
7is YsliD~ jacket. q. 81.
Ia Imperial. SIC. &c.
20 kentuek, IN.
~ Alpha. 10. IN.
80 isieher. 4. as.
~ Confidence, 4.
sierr. Nsvsia. tS,t0.
1870 UiAh. Is. ~. 10, Ds, pS.
tTO bullion. .
cop Exehequsr Q. Z ~. s -.
i1D Ovvrulan. IAN. Nt.
10 s~s Bslcher. ~.
2liJ Justice. 4 ~. tS. s.&s.
t9o Union csn..t -. tS.tas.t~. t's
iO Jalia. I IS.
soo Caledonia. =, . 10. 2oo.
80 silver Hill. ~.
50 Cha,ieeee. Iss.
i0o Alta. rs.
90 Andes. t0c.
so North Carson. ise.
5O Dayton. cSs.
l0I L~Sviathan. SIC.
i0o Lady Washington. T:e.
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OK
Secretary Sherman and
the Silver Question.
NEW PROPOSITION FORA UNIFORM
CURRENCY.
Good News for the Gentiles
in Utah.
THE MORMON MuRDERERs TO Be
BROUGHT TO JUSTICE.
Ex.PresIdent Lerdo on Our Mexican
Relations.
a HOSPITAL ON FIRE IN NEW
YORK.
a..
a HOSPITAL. ON riRE IN NEW
YORK.
lsrxciAL pl.rAreuEs III u Coin Hill
DAIRY NE~s.i
The silver Question.

in6tou sPVSiaa says SS>''"s
said to-day: 81 am simply carrying out
the Act Of Congress. and unless Congress
interferrs by repeating or extending the
time fixed by that Act for the resumption
Of specie payments. I shall proceed to ex-
ecuts tho law as I find 1t In the statute
books" A Philadelphia gentleman pro-
poses . compromise upon which he hops
| TO unite the silver dollar men and advo-
| Gates Of the gold standard. lie has pat
| ented q metal for coinage purposes which
| contains two standards In ons. IL consists
Of an amalgam Of twenty-four parts OF
silver 10 one Of gold. which Is about the
same alloy of copper which IL now used In
silver coins. Adollar piece Of this mate
rial would 10 about the size Of our present
silver half dollars. The inventor proposes
that the coins made Of his patent mixture
shall be legal tenders, and That the recent
subsidiary coinage shall be retired. He
argued that his new money will not be
exported nor worked up by jewellers and
silversmiths. and that II will therefore re-
main In the country ~ q permanent circu.
latins medium. Ho says the density Of
the metal would be greater than either OF
its component parts. and that II would be
liable TO less wear than either gold or sill
yer. Politicians who have recently arrived
from Indiana report = feeling In favor OF
the reconciliation Of silver very strong
In both parties. aud that IL has apparently
wiI-l out the destructive grcenback lac
| ton. These gentlemen declare that II the
President recommends the rrmonetizing
| Of silver in his message to Congress. his
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-08

FOR THROAT, CHRIST AND LUNGS.
Dimmlu', Cough Bsisam 10 no patent prsfars-
tior. The recipe 10 known to many Of oar bsst
physiclans. aud they recommend u for al dis
~ates Of tho throat. chesi and lungs. ASK your
druggist. John Jones. IT,. for it. Oh mySi ~
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NOTICE.

A With 3. p. KRAriNo & CO. or win The
Lady wsshington Mining Company can md
Mr.. Ksating q tbs store Of o. II. Gallup. u
Msynsrd's Block. Main strsst, Gold HUI, untii
further notice. le1n
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- Also q large .to,k OF MISSES AND
cIifLDNES's suOEs AND SLlPPKRS, too
numerous 10 Mention. 81 proportionAteiy lov
y itures fyr sale and sio 9 to rent.
AMI i'm q. A. NoLTEMR1RR.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
LAKE TAHOE!
aezsD = 40
JOHN W. MoKlNHEYS.
G PINE POINT.
HEALTH PlEAsuREI REcRfATIonI
@t
mHK ABOVE VERY POPULAR RESORT
IL nov thrown opsu TO the public for TOE
reason. II 10 situated on the WESTERN
SHORE or TIE LAKE, nine milss frvu
Tahoe City. amid the most
Itsnantie asd Hsaithfsi s~urrsssdiass.
Ard near the BEST FISHING GROUNDS.
A nes wharf runs out To- deep water IN the
Lake. and plenty Of boats ART furnishsd fres for
the pleasure Of the gussts. The steamed
touch d the wharf 10 land passengers.
Passenger nom Gold mn OF Virginia can 90
by way OF T,urkee aud Tahoe CITY OF Csfson
and 0lssnbroot. taking the steamer aeross The
Lake.
RATES OF CHARLES.
Hoard ard Lodging. YER vtek...........Sis 10
board and Lodging. pr dAy............. %
children from 8 to u yean Of age. half price.
lnvaiids. q we'll % bu,lness men. or families
selling recreation or pleasure. win 1nd tbs
the very plaee.
JOHN ". Mckinney,
em Prspristsr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-08

AN EsTABLIsHRD RKMRDY.
own's bronchial Troehss arc widely known
80 an established remedy for coughs. colds.
hr,nchiiis hoarsenes aud other troubles Of the
throat and lungs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-08
A ~p.yoRABLR NorORIgrY

The good reputation OF Browns Bronchial
Troehes for this relief of coughs. colds and
throat disease, has given them . favorable
uoiufiefy. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-08

H,sAS's MAGNOLIA BAIh preserves and 70
stores tina complexion. removes irechles. ant
and ,ailOwnesa; mAkea the skin ION, white and
delicate. Its application cannot hs detected
Lrox's KArnAmos mAkes beautiful. glossy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-08

lnvaiids. a. we'll a. bu,iness men. or families
ssehlns recreation or pleasure. will nnd tbs
the very place.
JOHN W. MCKINNEY,