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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-10

PASTORAL. - Ranching (farmiug) has
commenced for tho season In Gold Hill,
and the ring Of the crowbar and handsav
10 heard In the bsckyards and around Tho
front doorsteps. Tho locust and wild
honey buds are cropping out big. and the
crop promises unusual we'll. WEIGH rabbits
arc brooding their young beneath the
shsltering sagebrush. the horse-macksrel
sportively browses along the sulphurettsd
hiilsidss, and the provident Granger
meditatively chsws the oud a. he hoes hli
oyster beds and waters his Goldfish banks,
GLosrxa.-Dan dlsstsr was In town yes.
tcrday with . lot Of choice milch cow
from Sierra Valley. He was selling them
OF cheap, and anybody who WA Muldoon
enough 10 have the coin to buy. hastened
to secure his milk punches for the season.
ASSESSMENT. - The Maryland Mining
Company give oficial notice through our
advertising columns to-day that they have
levied an assessmsntof ten cents per share.
delinquent on the I'd Of July next.
In the District Court yesterday bonds
were filed n accepted 70 remove the case
Of Barnes ct al. W. the California Mining
Company TO the United States Court.
AT = special meeting Of the Virginia
Board Of Aldermen held last night, the
Mayors veto OF the stroet-lighting propo-
sition was sustained.
That ESrrnrRisE reporter has again
broken loose In the First Ward OF Virginia
City. Why does not somebody fence
him inf
UNCLE TRxADwAr. the rancher Of Car
son City. Is "oanvissing" the Comstock
situation to-day.
GEoRoE TurLY, one Of the real solid
men Of Carson. was in Virginia City to-
day.
The newly-elected Gold Hill officers will
assume their duties next Monday.
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Laugh aud Grsw Fat.

Philosophers are OF n mind upon the
proposition that II life is worth living 1t Is
worth enjoying. 1t is not often that We
Of Gold Hill have q flrst-class theatrical
entertainment right at homo among Us,
but when we do We may as well make the
most Of 1t. Miners Union Hall will he
the scene tomorrow evening OF one OF the
best entertainments ever presented ON the
Comstock. and those who attend are sure
Of getting their moneys worth OF fun.
Mr.. Ward. the popular Irish comedian. !.
a whole show In himself. and cannot fail
To please. "Thc Irish Doctor Is one oil
those brilliant. laughabls productions
which Is appreciated by all alike. sheri
dan 4 Mack's variety troupe will also ap-
pear in songs. dances and character sketch
es Of the most approved and s~ide-splittins
order. Don't forget to 80. Take your
girl along with you; and II you can not
take your own girl. take some other lei
lows. But be sure and get there.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-10

rowS TRusrErs.-The Gold hih poaia
Of Town Trustees held . meeting is'
Tuesday night and audited the regular
monthly bills. They will meet this even
ing for the purpose OF canyassing "e
votes cast at tho election last Monday.
Tux Chronicle mining claim has been
located by J. G. Lennon. 1t Is . rsioea-
ton Of the Sullivan mine.
THr iron molders went TO FORK 'his
morning at the same wages ss were pain
before the strike.
YESTERDAY evening Storey q
Treasurer sent 500. 900 TO the State Treas
urer in Carson.
Tmr Storey County Treasurer still nAs
possession Of $4,000 belonging 70 inc
State.
rn mail train from Reno did not ar
rive until after 4 O'Clock yesterday After
noon.
TEE Justice mine paid on last Tuesday
The roll amounted 10 nearly $4,000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-10

Tho County Commissioners held . meet
| ing to-day, all tho members Of the Board
being present.
Chairman Randall reported that the
Railroad bonds overdue. amounting to
sal 900 and interest had been redeemed.
and that bonds due in 1891. to the amount
OF SIS, 200, had been taken up at ninety
Ave cents on the dollar.
Commissioner Torp asked that the num-
bsrs OF the bonds redeemed and taken up
| .hould be recorded. He said that his OBJ.
iect In this was to avoid any difficulties or
Complications In the future. The sugges-
ton WAS agreed to. q.
George A. King. Of the Virginia School
| Board, appeared before the Commissioners.
In referring TO the condition Of the School
| Fund no said that the whole amount Of in
dsbtednsss Of the School and General
Fpnds cashed by the Nevada Bank
amounted 10 si05, 600. OF this $52,0 900
has been repaid-s3O,OOO on account OF
| Inc General Fund and $4,000 on
account Of the School Fund. The
| balsnee. $4,000 represents tho pres.
amt indebtedness Of the School Fund.
| and IA carried by tho Bank at inter
est Of one per cent Q month. Mr..
| King sugyested that when any surplus &C.
| cumulstes in the General Fund II betrans-
ferred 10 the school Fund for the payment
| Of this balance.
Commissioner Torp asked II the Bank
| considered that Its agreement with the
| Board to cash certificates OF Indebtedness
| upon tho School and General Funds was
| ended.
Mr.. King replied that the Bank SO
| understood IL.
r. A. Tritie and Charles Lawrence, from
the Virginia Relief Committee, presented
a bill for 81, O2J ~. This IL the amount
Of money furnished by the Committee 10
| county poor at tho time the county had no
money to give out. Referred to the Hos
| pital Committee.
W. ID. Simpson, who Is afflicted with
| rheumatism. asked TO be sent To the Walker
river springs. Referred to the Gold Hill
| delegation.
Felix O'Eeil wanted TO go to San Fran
| cisco for the purpose OF having an opera
| ton performed upon his eyes. His case
WAS referred TO Commissioner Sheppard
aud Nye.
Thomas Gracey's bill for Assessors fees
on bullion tax collected, amounting to
3 6.2l0 20, was allowed.
Anthony Fox presented a bill for s2.i9!-
IS for Assessors fees on bullion tax coll
lected. Allowed.
The following registration bills for vir-
| ginia City and Gold Hill were allowed:
John Knox. sisi 80; Thomas Moses,
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FOREIGN. NEWS.
The European war.

BUCHAREST. Msyl0.-Agreat many Rus
sian officers are here. Blk thousand troops
pass daily In tho direction Of diurgove and
Budesti. The Turkish Commsnder.in-
chief 10 at Shumla.
vienna. May l0.-It Ia reported that the
Roumanian army will form the right wing
Of the Russian army and DO increased by
ons Russian division. Tho majority Of
the Roumanian Senate is opposed 10 war.
ATHENS. May io.-A Greek iron-clad has
captured . vessel which clandestinely left
to commit plracies. The crew arc pirates
and criminals from Asia Minor. An In.
v~estigation has been commenced.
POLAND IL DOUBTFUL.
LONDON, May l0.-A dispatch from Ere.
eroum, dated yesterday. makes no NEIL
ton Of fighting. Tho Russian column.
which was going down tho Persian iron
tier toward Van. has stopped at Boyazid
on account OF lack Of forage and the i'm.
practicsbility Of the country.
vienna. Nay l0.-A meeting Of tho Pol.
ish agitators was held Ut Lemberg May 9Th
70 determine the policy Of tho Poles. The
organization Of o Polish Legion was do
cided upon. The Polish leaders have re-
solved 70 abstain from creating any trou-
BILE with Austria.
HALIFAX, May l0.-Threc hundred sol.
diers are on tho way from England 10 I'LL
up the Twentieth and Nineiy-seyenth Regi-
ments 10 their full strength.
RUSSIAN FINANCES.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-10

NEW Yonx. Nay l0.-A TSnes Washing.
ton special says tho Postmaster General
has received from General Butler . letter
approving his course In removing George
Butler. Ben writes: I'll. any part Of
the statement Is true you did exactly right
to promptly rcmov the offender. II
Butler drunk or sober was capable Of act
Ing In that way he 10 utterly unfit 10 hold
any position among gentlemen, and !
should not place the slightest credence In
the statement were II not that i could
hardly conceive that the Postmaster Gen.
eral would remove an official upon 90 grave
. charge unless after careful investigation
10 had ascertained the truth Of the state
msnts - established by . reliable witness
beyond doubt. Therefore, I assume the
acts TO be proved TO your satisfaction. be-
cause after what you told me OF your will
ingnsss TO change the appointment Of
Adams - Postmaster at Desdwood after
charges had been made against him. lest
the fact Of the removal would show that
the charges had been sustained, ! feel Ger
tain that you would act with like justice
In sny other case. Assuming this fact,
therefore. ! most fully concur with and
applaud your action In the premises, and
would have acted - you have dono when
assured Of these facts had I been in your
place."
Our Army.
WASHINGTON, May 9.-Tho Secretary Of
War to-day issued an order directing that
1850 enlisted men Of tho army be dis
charged between this and July LIST. In
order that they may DO paid out Of the
appropriation for the current fiscal year.
Had the extra session been called for the
4th Of June, as contemplated, the dis.
charges would not have been made for
some months. Under tho Act OF August
Il, 1876, the President was empowered
10 increase the number Of enlisted men TO
100 for each company Of such regiments
Of cavalry - may DO employed In existing
Indian hostilities. and In his opinion may
require tho same /; provided that not more
than 1850 enlisted men shall thus DO
added ct any one time TO the 5000 au-
thorixed by the Act Of July. 1876" and 1t
10 the additional men enlisted In pursu-
ancs Of this Act who are now TO be dis
charged. This reduces the army 70 $4,000
enlisted men.
The Atlantic Insurance Company.
New YoaK. Nay lO.-Thc superintend.
ent Of the State Lifs Insurance Depart
ment has made . report on tho condition
OF the Atlantic Mutual Life Insurance
Company, Of Albany. N. Y, In which he
Il -ll..a all
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asrses Aalea

sAS FHAScisco. Nay 1870 ?. n.
I~mperial-55c asked.
Sierra NevAda-l bid.
Andes-20c bid.
Ophir-9s asked.
Sierra NevadA-i.i0 asked.
l~mperial-5Oc bid.
Andes-30c asked.
California-2Gk bid.
Beat a Delcher-ll bid.
Yellow Jacket sold.
Ophir-9a solids
CAlifornia-2I asked.
Best 4 Belcher-il sold.
MexicAn-5 bid.
Ophir-9is asked.
Gould 4 Curry-is asked.
AlphA-7s bid.
Bullion-3 asked.
Con. virginia-Th asked.
Ophir-9 asked.
Gould 4 Curry-i.t5 asked.
MsxicAn-5a asked.
Justiee-i bid.
Con. virginia-TS bid.
Exchequsr-it asked.
J~ustice-i.i5 asked.
Hale A Norcross-ls bid.
Union Con-2.65 bid.
Exohequer-i.iO bid.
J~ustiee-i sold.
Utah. bid.
Hal. 4 Norcross-i.70 bid.
Apha-7s sold.
Crown Point-ia bid.
Overman-7 bid.
Alpha-7S asked.
Ophir-s's sold.
Alpha-7a bid.
Julia-s5c bid.
Crown Point-4S asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-10

L.mrnIL CONCERT AND FliR.-Thc con-
GER, and fair given by tho Liberal Society
Of Virginia City at National Guard Hall.
last evening. was q grand success In every
particular. The attendance was very
large. the music splendid, and the
appoiutments unexceptionable in every re-
sp.ct. All who were present Join in pro-
nouncing II one Of the ~pleasantest and
mo,t ENJOYABLE affairs % the kind ever
gotten M In that city. The fair will bs
continued tonight at the same place. and
those desirous Of having q good time and
a..i.tipg in a good cause cannot do better
than 10 attend. Admission nifty cents.
s,nsrrELp AGAINST Esxrr. A rifle
shooting match has been made between
Thomas o'Brien Of Gold Hin and Martin
Catalan Of Virginia. The match Ia for
5000, and tho shooting will take place one
week from next Sunday. The grounds
near the Ward mine have been selected.
and the distance will be 200 yards. Great
interest Is being manifested In this event.
O'Brien represents the Sars6eld Guard.
and Catalan is from the Emnets. There
il a spirit Of friendly rivalry existing be-
tween these two companies, and the bet
ting will probably run high.
AMERICAN FLAr.-AtAnerican Flat last
Monday the result Of the days voting was
"A follows: For Marshall. L. McCleery.
II; J. G. Dunlop. 2; T. Z. Erwin, s. For
Treasurer-O. ii. Gallup, IL; VI. q.
r. w.. 1-al-n ~
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Omeers Elected.

At a meeting Of Yellow Jacket Engine
Company. No. 2. held in Gold Hill last
evening. the following named officers were
elected: II. Mercer. President; ii. NJ
Jewett. Foreman: y. Marohn, lst As
si.tant. ID. j. Radovieh, I'd Assistant ;
Frank Hind. Chief Engineer ; John flan-
agan. lst Assistant Engineer /: James Par
ker, 2d Assistant Engineer ; ID. Thorburn,
Secretary; T. d. Folsom. Treasurer ;
Messrs. NJ. p. Wolfe, Vim. Phipps and
VIM. Hall. Delegates; Nessrs. Ccnwell,
Enos and L.oynachan. Trustees.
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x.~ York u,ssra.

New yoax. Nay i0.-The transactions
at the American Mining Board this morn
ing were A. follows 400 Alpha ca. 100
Belcher 81, 100 Bullion 81, 100 Best y
Bslchsr 10, 200 Crown Point ~, 100
Eureka Con. ia. 100 California 29a 200
Gould 4 Curry A.. 800 Julia I. 100 Hale
4 Norcross ia, 200 Justiee 5. 10 Ophir
o., 100 overman =. 100 Northern Belle
l5e, 200 Seaton 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-10

No RxrusR FOR BRING SICK.

No person can u.e BoscHEr's GERMAN srHvr
without getting immediate relief and cure. We
have the nrt case OF Cough, Cold or Cousump.
ton. or or any di.esse OF the Throat and Lung
yet 10 hear from that hiss not been cured. We
have distributed every yesr. for hire years
over 10000 sample bottles By druggists In oil
parts Of the United States. No other mann.
fac urer Of medicines ever gsvo his prepare
and nj . bottle for rs cents and Try u, Two
do.ss will relieve you. saupls bctti,s. 10
csnts each. mh3i
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BRRATu.

Amo " ell the disasrssabis consequences ths,
follow The decay Of the teeth. On inpurs breath
must bs the most mortifying and unpleasant "a
It's possessor. and u 10 the most insxcuasbls
and onsnsi,e IN society and yet ths esnse OF \
daily with that Justly popular dentifrice, fn.
grant sOz0DOST. 10 purifes and sweetens
the breath. cools aod refrcshes the mouth. and
givss Q p-afLllke sppcarsn Q TO She teeth.
Gentlemen Who indulge IN smokins should
cieinse their teeth With s0zOD0NT. - u
removes al unpleasant Udos Of the ve~d. AL
yOur druggist for II. aple I'm
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.......fa,oiT.iT 81

This showing Is not a. satisfactory .
one 10 stockholders as they hal reason to
hope for. but that. however. IL probably
no fault % the management. which has
been economical enough. According 70
the secretary's report, Of the si.'oo,ili
produced in bullion, more than one-half-
seas, OOO-was paid to the mills alone. In
other words. si2 per ton WAS paid to mills
for crashing ore that has not AVERAGED.
discount of. more than $50 per ton. For
the first six months the Secretary
reports that tho mine had actually
been worked at q loss, and mat
the las, six months work has only re-
suited in a profit Of s35, 200. The mine Is
now in debt some $500 0 and there APP
pears TO 10 only 5000 in the treasury
Tho stockholders present evince no dis
satisfaction with the management, a. was
shown by the unanimity with which they
were reelected. but tho workings OF the
mine, from causes which are already &C
counted for. have not been satisfactory.
A committee Of stockholders have been APP
pointed. at the request OF the manas
ment. 10 overhaul all books. records and
accounts " the company.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-10

greatly In their good names. Judge
DaingerHeld has granted tho petition.
and ordered that tho taking Of
the testimony Of the witnesses named b
commenced on the 21st inst. before Notary
Public Murphy. This proceeding seems
TO refer to the map which Wa posted In
the Consolidated Virginia Office until liz
sudden disappearance . few weeks ago, and
made the subject Of considerable commo-
ton In consequence Of representations
made that Il vas . fraudulent production
designed for publication 70 influence the
stock market.
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1890. 1877
PIONEER LAUNDRY,
NORTH OF VIRGINIA.
- am u., vuoepvrrops
la11
1880,

gIyIIIs OLD. gsrApLIsHED AND RELI.
able Laundry 10 prepared 10 turn oct any
quantity Of kenova,sd and cl.ar .tssn VIZ.
chemical application.
PseisgsS panetuaiiy eaiisd 20 and ~.
TUNED.
OFFICEsIThsodoss wotfN ciothing Stors,
opposite Intsfnssional Hotsl,C strest, Virgins,
and vssey House, Gold Hill. In
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A CARD.

To all Who are sunering from the srors and
indiserstions Of youth. nervous wsaknsss. early
de ~. loss OF manhood. str- ] will send .
receipt that will curc you. PEE OF cHAnos.
rhi, great remedy vs Discovered bya y ission.
ary In South America. send 9 self-sdd,essed
envelope 10 the RRv. JOSEPH :. IMAM,
station ID. Bible uouse. New York City.
MINI 6m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-10
PROM A DISTINGUISHED JunIsr,

~ have tried the PrRuviAx srSrr. and the
rcsuit fiiiy s~ustains your prediction. II hss
mads q new man Of me . infused Into my sys'
TEN new vigor and energy. ] I'm no longer
trtmulous and dsbillta'ed ~ when you last
saw me. but stronger. heartier, and with larger
capacity for labor. mental and physical. than
s'bny time during the last i've Jesrs." rod
By aLl druggists.
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q, n. GALLUP.

o. II. GALLUP. opposite the Bank Of csiifor'
mia. Gold Hili, keeps constantly on hand eli
fsvoiits brands Of Imported c:sary. ohoiee bit
cigars. al n IDS OF chestng tobaccs. meef.
schlum pipes, nuts, candies. nns cutlery. and
TOYS and hncy goods Of all kinds. sp7o N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-10
rnE PALACE RATING STAND.

For . roast OF beef uuezcelisd In Store,
county. 20 TO Thomas Hsrron's Eating Stand
In the Palace Sal on, No. : North o street
Virginia Uity. Frrsh Oysters 1t Z hour II
every style. Forty miners always on hand D
night. For taay. home style Of cooking. and
the hest ard fres. est Of all that the market
AFFORD. the Palace Eating stand has no superior
Try Il. apis N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-10
PIPE LOST.

A FINE MExRscHAyx PIPE VAS Lost
"A last evening on Main stree, between The
q. Cbariss Market and the Cold Mn nHvs
ofics. 4 suitsbh rsvsrd win b % q 70 he
Under on returning sstd PIPE 70 Ne %. ces.!ss
karkSt. mySW
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-10
rAsHioNABLE DRESS MAKER.

Mrs. n. D. Norris, fashionable dress maker.
corner oppoviis the Golden Eagle Hotel. Mails
street, Gold Ilili, win mako ladies' dresses In
the latest Paris ,tyies. Perfect nt ~suannteed.
ChArrts moderate. ap15 w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-10
TELE GRAPHIC.
Why Ben Buffers Nephew
was Dismissed.
THE OLD GENERAL ENDORSES THE
ACTION OF KEY.
Preparing for the Resumption Of
Specie Payments.
now MUCH GOLD AND SILVER VIZ
can COUNT on.
Verdict In the New FORK Postofiee
Disaster.
WHAT OUR ARMY coHsIsTs
OF NOW.
lsrrcIAL DurArcurs TO TIE GOLD anL
WHAT OUR ARMY CoHsisTs
OF NOW.
tsrrciAL DurArcnrs TO rHs GoLD HnI
DAILY Nxwsl
The psrpss..i E.pe.itisu


pur.. M,vi0.-Tbs public and
n,,v.,. hr,,,,,,' -. .o,or.a lin hunting
P''
and nags' and banner arc eVsryWnefo
seen. Tho interest taken by tho people In
,bs nress,t AMI ncym.nent e.nosition In
not less than was manifested = year aso ~
the opening Of the grander. though tran
silent, Centennial Exposition. At 10 A. n.
the President and his Cabinet. and Boxer
United States Minister TO Russia, break.
tasted with Colonel McMichael' editof OF
the North As'sr'oon. Az y. the fresiaent
and party drove from the onunentA
Hotel to the exhibition grounds, escorted
by the First Regiment OF the city troop.
The City COMMITTEE having IN
charge the arrangements Tor receiving tne
rresiaent, wsipee On MN :. ivy so."
am "ccamn.nind him 10 M Union
League House. where Governor Hartranft
and other State officers were gstnerea. and
h,hi,,oa rrornJ par"
Tho programme Of the exercises at tho
opening was made ~. on music, prayer,
an address. anu osneaicnIn; Go.a,nos
| ...n aIxl-.. AL. rls Nfartn
nnr.IAn' anu p s.A !. uRon.s. - ~ a.asn
I1Iioweu " r'.siueh' n,sH!s; AIVossh.
PiAyInS .s. pnu p,.hnn o.
ies'l'as ovr,sure, Ilsn' e n. .aS.ss. ~.
,ems one,eu = piays, ~ pIsS,s AZ D.
aeiI,ersu . S,elhsn. ~ n'uuIo, .n' 49,
iaent OF inc LAnlpiuoh
anclhB Iho cnofn,. nnss. W ..
u rrssiuen' hAyes uiAae sP''S
"on - ioi9M, A.. ,,,..,,,,,,., p,h,.
N,,dn NOV sor nv ss..on ~ MT onsn"
W. h.,.In,.h 49,. -. foiIovsd Inv
IN nAaIeiu!an InSn wni.h .n% ~
March Of the Men Of the Columbia" was
sung. Alfred J. Goshorn made the ad'
dress, when the chorus, orchestiA ana Or
niahan simr.on bss,ov,s ths benedio.
tion and closed this inaugural ceremonies.
THy death, at ifty.four, lately occurred
OF an Englishmsn, known a. the Norfolk
giant. lie WAS a farmer, and often loaded
6is own wagon by CARRYING four bushels Of
wheat under each arm at q time. When
i'm great haste 10 get farm work done no
has been known 10 harness himself 10 one
OF his wi harrows. HIS weignt Wa 200
p,iS,n ~ sha,,S.r ~ shonid.r scro.,
Inc hack. twenty inches. He was . most
amiablo man.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Railroad Bonds 90 the Amoas Of
eze,ooo Redeemed and Taken
rp-Csadition OF she scheoi
Fuad-Baek Fees Of the Asses-
sorn Allowed.
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CALL n SETTLE.

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO Nj ARE
"A requested TO come forward md ssttis tntif
accounts promptly and without further notioe.
have the f'.sst stock Of dry FOODS svef
brought TO Gold Hill. but eli faiss mu b
me-" %,s ~ '''' iLHx. CONN.
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THE JUSTICE MIME.

Regular Annual Meeting OF she
Company = Reports Of Omesn-
Yield and Expenses Of the nise
Durtux the Pest Year-rhe Ola
Onleers REELECTED.
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q REFORT.



Son frsneasee nssr"-
LAST EVENING".
,o p.,nona A XIV. ~.
10 rr.,n. en- 1880
~ az
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pssmo% on
isso roPsu'iV
40 S,.i .sS p.l,,. I. h,
80 Co,ru, $500
~ wanh,.a az
- mannsh'S
a. LAM P,irs' a.
lio Modoe. 2s,aS5
30 New C..o, sk
iD I..is la5
ss H.iii,aor, &c
ao sil,sr nm. .oe
nan cn.ii.ng. A..
~ ~ yo,s ~
"a, xI,s soe
,.ss 49, s., Oh.
u, Hassn;h ~.
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IPhuadeiphia Crewdsd.

PHILADELPHIA. May 1o.-The city 10
crowded with people bent upon assisting
at the opening Of the ceremonies Of the
permanent exhibition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-10
A Steamship Ashore.

LONDON, May l0.-The steamer Dakota,
from Liverpool yesterday, for New York.
10 ashore on the mainland inside tho Isle
Of Anglesy. The crow and passengers arc
safely landed.