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flick IiDusE.rLAHTS.

PAnW AyENuK: March t2:-l aM tesr cIatelal 20
with aush pro,r.no't, hui seen, llabp u bcyunls
lMwi!uurrd with tue yariuus opinions ~ ~ what !
;",a @ f., " ss y a9a Il aS 5aS
lud .ast-r wUrsr. lrar yon VIII tcan to think
lucklnY in iucc.nrnt wien confess tAut, aa y
then, 100 much wa,vr, l. went 10 Tho otl!et
extrens f.. Wess' ' aMd haa mqfo piorlta ya!!oT
think clte slulu 10 lllv point when s,s said water
ix Ill tie sunshine viii cau,s thu leaves u ycllGw.
caare iii read tlat was liz proper tiau for doing
au, n,,tl.the kuM always shines on them In tho
morning when 1t shints at MI. snpf p mistakun
wator''; i mover. watrr lhum enough, 70 lcave
~ earth muddy " % wates ..I!a .,Ia!nang N
sa ill., 1sss sau y aa s Hih 10 sas
you say tut tho sun " this early sI,rnstnv ls too
hot Tor tl.u'n shppo.el ths hotter ..e better.
ana sa AaS aSout St' from u ons Place ihas they
might ct tho san all day: Mcr!no says:, "Nccp
Tho air Of tte roo'. nost.' cay tl!nt he done
n,,eh absainioruation, mud a4 eoan ~ II
ennush to ~ new earth shall .u.p9i mnY aceord.
drainuse. iiut iow IL tliat, si.a has aucA nice
priro.us, hnA ;psaks ot sGftnsling them dat'y;
Injurious to prin.roscs to vet tho folisge.". I
would like to atk liy iyacnthG low Ht9 removes tho
dust from prlarosu |rasoa without voting lllenl
tho besI hing can do IL 10 throw them all out ot
doors, md lnted that I would Else him & gfs;at r.
pleasure to assist 10 tho oscfattoil hat treat hls
Milo D.-liayu you tried the following 1cniedy
for boilyt scrapl little hard soap on from. bar
and wurk Into Il ~ mucl! brown sugar ~ WI! a'lx
with ii. Spread this mixture On S,nail !Icee Vt
clolh, and apply oyur tho boil ~ plaster, fte.
patu i fresh oiu whrn needed. This VIII ura~ II,
snI riItr il lv an cu1 xuOnrf thau It would bring
Itself.
Meg nnd Bcsi,--lf you dcaro any more directions
for fancy work, con toll you huw 20 nake beAnti
1nvs "1+ /. = INV ktpi NJ M1rk VIOLET.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-23
Poor Sammy.

lie was an old man and badly shat.
tered in his mind. but he bore himself
proudly rs they led him into the Bloom.
ingdale Insane Asylum. "what is your
name. my good mani" asked the kindly
custodian Of the institution. 81. sir.
am Samuel J. Tilien. President OF the
United States" replied the old man.
''Ah. indeed !" rejoinel the custodian.
as he smiled. sarionically ; Eve have
here already three Presidents Of the
United States. " Queens Of England.
aud one Jesus Christ. You will not be
lonely. Mr. Tilisn. Give the President
n room in the harmless department, VIII
liam" And n they led him away. a
low. hoarss sound. as Of the words
Eight to seven; eightto seven!'' ''Nsv-
or. never. never!'' was heard minglins
with the Wild. mocking laughter Of the
maniacs. -Chica9o Tmts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-23

Ma. GEoEoE rE,ScIs TRAIN appeared
rs a witness in a Philadelphia court.
room tho other day. George Francis
Train. tho philosopher. afims." said
the counsel for defence. Then must
the witness repeat" said the crier.
stepping back dismaysd; ''let him To.
peat. Il do solemnly.-'" Il don't
solemnly." put in Mr.. Train. 81 have
nothing to do with 'solemnly.' But
tho Judge explained the ussseso Of the
court. aud. swapping his fingers with an
indifferent twin Of his right hand. the
eccentric witness conformed. All eyes
then followed him to the stand. lie
sat bolt upright and looked mildly
around. His broad face was bronzed To
the hue Of copper. His shock OF iron.
gray hair stood out from his head ia
cnrls. like 40 many little snakes. In
response to the question as TO his resi-
dsnce he sail. Madison Square"
''And wha; is your business. Mr.,
Tnin?" continued the counsel for de-
Tense. 81 am a %loafer; I have sal ten
hours u day for three years in Central
Park. feeding sparrows and playing
with children" ''You are q gentleman
at-larse," suggested the counsel. mo;
I am q large gentleman. I have been a
traveller. merchant. banker. railroad
builder. and SO on" which was said
very compossdly, AMI Mr.. Train frown-
ell at the tittering.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-23
HIRING yorR SPECIMENS.

Now that Congress has granted the
necessary appropriation To secure the
representation Of the United States ut
the Paris Exposition next year. the duty
OF making our exhibit worthy Of the
country necessarily devolvss upon the
different States. The Pacific Coast
will forward a mineral collection which
no other portion OF the world can equal.
The collection will DO grouped according
10 the States. and each State will COM
pete by itself for the awards. Nevada
must not be behind.hand in this matter.
We can form n collection from the min
oral resources Of this State which will
challenge the admiration OF the world.
but to do this all must lend a helping
hand. Miners and private cabinets
must Be drawn upon literally to gil tho
State collection. Donations are asked
from all quarters, and temporary loans
Of specimens from those who are I'M
willing to part with them. The gifts.
upon their return from Paris. will be
used in the establishment Of q free
geological museum in San Francisco;
the loans will Do returned to their own
ers. Colonel James q. Fair will receive
specimens in Virginia CITY. Robert Z.
Heating in Gold Hin. John W. Greer in
Silver City. AMI II. q. Blasdel for the
State at large. 1t Is to be hoped that
exhibitors will step forward promptly.
and TINT Nevada may bring homo the
first awarj for rich and rare mineral
specimens.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-23
TRAITORS ~ ruE CAMP.

Senators Conover Of Florida and Pat
terson OF South Carolina, have turned
traitors TO the party 10 which they owe
their election. and will evidently vote
with the Democrats to seat that muir
derer Of innocent negroes and Confeder-
ate iire-sater. N. Z. Butler in the United
States Senate. They are not only
traitors, but contemptibls towards. as-
cording to their wi admissions. Con-
over. whose term. thank God. expires
in q little over a year. whiningly e1-
plains his action by saying that be must
return to Florida to live. and that u he
acts with the Republican party. to
which he owss allegiance. he will b
prosecuted by the Democrats when he
goes home! Did ever a creature in the
shape Of q man combine base treason
aud despicabls cowardics in such pro-
portions before? Patterson unblush-
insly confsssss that he has been bribed.
There are serious charges pending
against him in South Carolina-eharges
which. IL proven. will send him to the
States prison. Butler. he says. a and
will save him from the penalties Of the
crimes. and therefore he must shirk his
party responsibilities and vote for But
Ter. He thus by implication admits his
guilt. and that being tho case W. can
well afford to lose him. The Republi-
can party wants no thieves In its orga-
nizaiion ; when we discover them. we
turn them chesrfully over to the Demo.
Gratis. whose .snsibilities will not 10
shocked by utilization with them.
Judge Davis Of Illinois also voted with
the Democrats yesterday. and ne may
therefore reasonably count him among
them in the future on all party quss-
tions. The crisis in the Senate is an
alarming ons. and unless wise manage
men, is employed on the Republican
side. we shall lose our control Of that
boiy by the treachery Of our supposed
friends. We succeeded yesterday by
the casting vote Of Vice President whss-
Ter in securing an adjournment to Mon.
day. This will give Us time to study
tbs situation. and mark out our line OF
defense. There will be then practically
bat five days to the end Of the session.
n no business will be done ON Thanks
giving day. II We can manage by long
speeches. dilatory m~otions-in short by
any legitimate parliamentary tactics-to
postpone action on Thurman's resolu-
ton. which II passed will practically de-
eide Buffers case. all will be well. The
matter will 20 over to the next session.
aud our abssntess will probably all DO
in Washington then. We believe that
the leaders Of the Republican party can
do this. II they cannot our majority
in the Senate will be wiped out. and We
shall have q United Democratic Con-
gress in spite Of the will OF the people.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-23

e. c. Tsrrill. the we'll known builder.
and eS-membsr Of the Legislature, ia
tally stabbed q laborer named Patrick
kilroy in San Francisco yesterday morn.
ing. Tsrrill's version Of the difficulty
is that a. he drove up a street between
Eighth and Ninth. he found men at
work paving. Ia attempting to pass,
they obstructed his passage. and Kilroy
struck him with a pavement broom,
knocking him out Of the wagon. Kilroy
continued the assault with the broom.
when Terrill drew a dirk and stabbed
him. Kilroy has made an ante.mortem
statement. in which he states that Terrill
was about to run owe him. He put up
the broom in defense. Terrill seized ii,
fell from the wagon. jumped up. took
of his coat and stabbed dsponent, who
was backing away from him empty
handed. Terrill is held In custody
awaiting the result Of Kilroy's wound.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-23
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
or SUITS coMMTNcED.

-
ITO THE FoiIOwIN1.SAMED DEPRND.
= ants. and to oil owners of or claimants 10 the
real estate snd improvements iherop, 90 i'm.
prOyemenis when assessed separately, In the
Town Of 0old I'LL. rio ~ county. Ncvada,
hersinaft,r d~evcnbcd. known aud unknown
You arr hereby u tined that salts have bcen
commenced In the J~us'ite's Court OF 7. wnsbip
No. =. stoiey souLty. N.,sd,. by the State u
Nevada. plaintiff. against zach Of the attendants
herrlDafttr named. aid Zach % the foil w..
lng-derrribed uaets or parcels of land, W Oh
this improvements thereon. and improvements
when separately as-e-rei. and all a. nets of ,r
claimants 10 the zane. known or unknown. 10
hoover the tar ana delinquency asscssed 10 said
defendants against said property. for the nsral
year commencing January 4, A. ". 1915, and
10. been duly issued In 60 b case.
And you ara further notlned that unless You
appear and ALswcr the complaint died In raId
canSe ON or before the FIRST DAY
or DfCHMBER, A.. ID 1871. judgment will DO
taken against you and tho real e,iale snd I'm.
81 tax and delinquency specified, aud costs Of
suit.
Andrews q. Liar and delinquency on
part 81 LtG. Blcck !. Range % and
impr1',,nen,s
northeast Iart u III ~. Heck .,
RaDge A. sid improvements. ....... GA
Brown Vim. No. liza, ard delinque' ey
sud Improvements. .:.:..,."...... g 70
Gardner Mayfair and H. linqusn > en-
north tOlrei Of Lot ~. Bloes q. I,arsc
%
Hooper wm.-Tax and d.lnpu ncy on
Lot -, Block I Range u slso south
part 81 lot ~. D.ock , RANGE B, and
Improvements 1895
Kelly James Tar and delinquency on
Lots u. ~. as 20 and ~. IN u och q,
Range q. and imIru ycinen's......... ~ 20
Leo Nib ng Co --IaS and delinquency en-
Lots " aud u. hiock q. Rang- Co.. t3
L.iddy Ms. C.--TAK and delinquebey en-
sast a. fret 81 Lat %. Bi,ek I, Range
II. aud improvements. ..........,.. 10 "a
McTisn- John Tax and rtiiDqGency oa
part 81 ! Ut ~. Block \, hAbge u. AID
improvements ......... ........ CTJ
sIlvia Plank kcp-Tns snd del,nautlcy v"
on southeast part II lot u. D.s,k I,
Rsnle u. AMI improv, n4.Lis......... n
Sullivan Mining Co.--Tsx ard delb.
qnenry on real estate a. Il improy..
me, Is to northeast OF New Yofl csn.
solidAted Mining q, ............,, 2
Thomas John T.--Tsn and delinquency
On psrt of Lot :. Blosk ] kA1gc d,
and improvements. ................ SOS
TJler Mining Company--Tan and d,iin.
queiry on land aud im. rcv, men . ON
American flat. NJ "a
Water sutnr--TAI aud delinquency ON
south part of lot .. Blo,k I, ItsDpp
ID, AID improvements ............. 1851
Wet felcher Mining co.--Tsr and de.
liLqurney on rial estate on American
Crown Point Ravine Mining 90
aud delinquency IN Lot -. Bock .,
Range II and w. part of Lot ~, Block
y. v. DiiiKR, ="
ccistd District Attor e,. Storey county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-23
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

A Chico dispatch Of the 2lst inst.
says This afternoon, Marshal Rundsl
aud d. +. True came into the city with
Quong. the Chinaman who Is supposed
TO have assaulted and robbed the man
Offer on Monday. They caught him at
Cana. twelve miles north Of Chico.
He is q cunning fellow. and appears to
be quite surprised at his arrest. He
talks English well, and has acted rs in.
terprster in the courts. Your reporter
interviewed him. and he says he left
Chico on Sunday night, at l2 o'clock.
and walked to Cana. He was trying to
prove an alibi.
There has been a falling of In wine
making in Napa county as well as In
Sonoma. The establishment OF Charles
Krug has produced this year 2l0, 900
gallons. against 265. 600 gallons last
year. J.. c. weinbsrger made this year
only IL. 200 gallons. last year go 900.
]. Laurent made this year II, 900. last
year 10000. j. Schram made this year
5000. last year 1900. Several smaller
manufacturers have decreased in like
proportion.
At 8 o'clock on Tuesday morning q
fatal accident occurred in San Leandro,
whereby o ten-year.eld nephew Of vi.
cents Cardozo, o Portuguese lad. was
the victim. The uncle was taking his
nephew to school in n light wagon. when
the horse became frightened and upset
the wagon, killing the lad almost in
stantly.
Ths Chinese Company OF Chico offer
a reward Of $500 for the arrest Of the
Chinaman who stabbed tho man named
Offer seven times and then robbed him.
Tho Chinese are very much alarmed lest
they shall be attacked. for matters look
a triiling threatening. Most Of the
houses in tho Chinese quarters ars
locked up.
John Allen. a noted desperate. was
arrested on the nth instant at Los Ala
mos, Santa Barbara county. charged
with the murder Of young Page, the
Southern Pacific brakeman, on July It'll
last In San Francisco. lie made u dss-
pcrate fight to escape, but was secured.
and will he taken to San Francisco for
trial.
A survey Of the Pacific Mail steamship
Constitution has been made by the un.
derwritsrs. II has been found that she
was considerably damaged by the fro
which broke out Ia her coal bunkers
when on tho voyage from Victoria to
San Francisco. II IL represented that
it will take $50, 900 to repair the damage.
The last Mariposa Grand Jury calls
the attention Of the authorities To the
fact that the owners Of the Crown Load.
Benton Mills and Mormon Bar dams are
~obstructing the run OF fish in the MERGED
river. thereby dspriying large numbers
Of people Of their regular perch aud
front.
San Jose is unable TO decide who It's
Mayor pro tom. Is. and Notwithstanding
the Importance Of the business to be
transacted there will probably be no
Council meeting held until the first Mon.
day in December.
The camp OF graders constructing the
levse on Grand Island has been moved
opposite Isleton. Blu. little remains TO
be done. and then the best loves in the
State will be completed.
An Italian named ]. +. Petrarchi,
committed suicide by shooting In Oak.
land. OH Wednesday morning.
Rev. Mr.. Hemphill Of San Francisco,
is speaking in defense Of the "heaihen
Chinse."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-23


Mn. SnARoS's continued absence from
his seat in the Senate is provocative OF
much comment from friends and foes.
He probably knows his " business
better than anybody can tell him. and
whatever his aso may be for remain
ing in San Francisco, they are in oil
probability imperative ones to him. But
in the meantime Nevada loses one-half
her voice in the Senate chamber. aud
the Republican party sadly needs the
vote which he holds. II is customary
when Senators are unavoidably absent
from Washington during the session OF
Congress for them to pair of" with
some one OF the opposition side OF the
house on all party questions. This Is
within Mr.. Sharon's power to do. and
by doing ii his absence would have no
effect upon his party. His vote would
be simply nsutralizsd, not cancelled.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-23
SHALL. WE THANKS,

Its as yet uncertain whether Nevada
is to have n Thanksgiving next Thurs.
Jay or not. The turkeys are all ready.
but Gov. Bradley is not. SO far as this
State is concerned. II begins to lock as
though We were not to give thanks at
all. Perhaps the Governor ssss nothing
to be thankful for in the recent elections
In the East, or perhaps he is wandering
among his cattle and has no time to de-
vote to literature. Whatever may b.
the reason. ii is certain that no Thanks
giving proclamation has yet been issued.
and we begin seriously to fear for our
turkey and plum pudding. Give US a
"proc." Governor. 1t will be the Last
literary effort but enc in that line that
you will ever be called upon to make in
an official capacity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-23

To THE pOLLOwiSG-NAMtD DHPyND.
l ants. and 10 oil owners ~ or claimsnis toibs
real crtste and improvements "a, reon, or inn.
provcmebts when asressed srparstsly, IN tLo
Town " Geld hlll. storey county, Nevada
hereinafter descnlsd. known anil rLknovn !.
You are h,reoy nc'ih.d that cults have l~rn
commenced In The Justices Court ~ Towp,hin
No. 3. st"rey county. Nevada. iy the ntsie of
Nevada. plaintiff. again I each 70 the d.fcpdsnts
hereinafter banned. and each Of thu faIlox ip,.
described tftc'- or parcels 81 lend. With he I'M.
p~rovemebt. ihers-rr. aud imp, yemslt. when
'epar.trly asressed. sbd all owners of or claim.
ants To The s.ine. known or nnknow u, 90 rr
rover the tn and delinquency a.r. ssed 10 said
DEFENDANTS against ,sid pro- cry. for ne h.esi
year commencing January .. A.. d. is7G. and
ending Dee~nber %. A. ID. isIc. ard that =
summons has been duly Issued In each case.
And you ere further not.hsd that nnIe,s y,u
app a. and anrwer the complaint hlcd in said
eAnse ~u or before the FIRST DAY Nv
DRCEMBEIt. A. u. ISL. judgment viii be
taken against yon aud The RAJ estsir and I'm.
provements there u de~crihcj. for Oh. amount
Pitssimmons, \. " .Tss snd deli, quen.
cy en- Iart 81 Lot ~. Bloek ., Hangs
q, and Improvement. ............. 10 10
Mathews a Co.--Iax and delinquency on
real esists on American fiaf......... ss7
Msreoux, R-Tsx and delInqushe on
real estate on American fiai ....... 40
Mcknight. James-Tax and delinquency
an part % Int \. Blotk I. hangr q.
and improvements. ..... ........... Q II
Rough 4 Ready Mining comIany-rsx
and delif queDry on lard and improve
mcpts east ~ wcsiville mii1......... IL 10
Boutn OphIr Mining Company "a, and
deli, quency en- land 30 CT Gown
Point Ia.ins...... .-........ 10
wiltshire, 0corse-Tax md delinquency
on Improvements "a ground In bs"h
j, Range O..t.................... 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-23

MADAME BoS,rlErE. Of Baltimore.
now over ninety years Of age. has be-
csme very feeble. and does not venture
out Of doors. There are apprehensions
that her romantic and most eyentful
career is fast approaching its close.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-23

TnE Democratic editors begin to grovl
about the President. and to show other
signs OF DESERVING him entirely present.
~. This is a cheering sign that the Re-
publican party is not suffering so much
Ms 1t was by the course pursued at the
White House.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-23

" the Senate can't make up its mind
on the Louisiana senatorship. ii ought
to let out tho job to some one who can.
Louisiana has been DISTINGUISHED long
enough.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-23

VIZ should not despair Of the good.
ness Of the world II We do not happen
to see il Immediately around US. Ths
atmosphere Is still blue. though that
which Is inclossd in M apartment Is
colorless.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-23
THE ARIZONA WONDER.
The stonewau Jackson Miae = A
veta OF Native siiver-890.ooO
60 the Ton -Isnmense Wealth.

Ia IhA Tnn - an m AnAA NIIu
-
In the NKws Of Yesterday we men.
t.. ..u. .x...a.
'a ~
inRly rich specimens oil ore from tns
Stonewall Jackson mine. Arizona. They
.,,,.., .,tr.,v
were s'nP'y ina''e
native silver. and specimens oil u lot
,~.c.ntlv Skinned 10 San Francisco,
49,. 49, IN.
which yielded Szo,VVV 10 the toh' ine
San rrsnci.co Ala OF last Saturday con-
"A. u...,., 49,.
tains u iet'et ifo" ns sPoe'A Wv
spondent In Arizona, from which we
extract the following:
an srox,v.,I I,cxsox ursr
r. io..,aJ an ,hs cast side OF the Apacbc
- ~ marn,sins and In tbe footbiiI,
,,.n1s M ..ma I, IA LOCATED an The
oo'u,s - m. min.r.l lei, which
NOV n y. ~, ..a.I .nJ ioc.ted for twsiya
III Ths s,answ.il mine 4. one Of tbe
NJ, wonJs,trI on ne Pacific Coast. II
M J;s.c~srsJ and located nv Mr.. Nc.
vas uttst'hs'e eee
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-23
A CARD.

r TAKE PLEASURE IN PUBLICLY AC.
L knowl.deing The receipt e ef.Off II T. ON
the Union Mutual Life lnsursHce Company Of
Maine. through Its agent In Virginia CIV Mt.
q. 4. Caukln. for payment In fnl, of It's ro''cy,
who died In this town In April l,-t. Thu.
poliey-a tn years lie for t500O-was issu, 4
To- Mr.. Kohler In Msrh. 1874, ., which time the
nrst and only p~minm thef,oi wa. paid. A.
the tine Of NJ. knhlsrs death, the pol cy hav.
lug lap-ed by failure 10 lag the premium thsre.
On for three successive y,ars. u was considered
by mysrif aud irienJs OF Nr. kohIer 10 be Of
no yalu-. Fortunately. however. Tor Mr.. koh.
4 re bel ., the company WAS doing business
under the non forfeiture law OF II ,~ssachnsetts.
which law provides that In case uf non payment
Of premluin . policy rLali bs kept IN force up.
81 Oh. value of iis reserve 10 exhausted. ~
the operation Of this law the heirs ~ Mr..
Kohler wers entitled to rec. i've. and have ne.
criyci. the full I'm unt Of his policy, le-s ID.
amount of thu several unpaid premiums due.
having died pcor. leaving four orphan children,
the youngest only elk nj tbs old kohlsf
havi 2 did the November previou.-ihe pay.
ment Of this sum under the eIisting circum.
stances 10 In the nature 81 q proyideniiai tsne-
faction, and I consider that in times like On.
present, when feelings OF dislrust 40 generally
pr vail with ref.resce IN incorporated coma
nies. and charges imp-aching their probity arr
so frequently ma 70. too much praise cannot he
borrowed upon the Union Mutual I lie insurance
Company "a Maine for their generous and hon
orabis conduct In this matter.
TIIos. q. TAYLOR,
Administrator of estate of u. II. Kohlsr
Gold HIN. New. Nov. -. isI6. pogi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-23

DIED.
n ,YpES In Gold Hill. November "a. John
Hayden. a native OF wicklow county. ireland.
agrd ~ years.
CON.-in Virginia. November "a. Agnes May.
daughter OF y. A and Amanda Cox. aRcd O
years and 10 months.
rAGAN- IL silver CITY. November -, Mis-.
klixa Pagan. aged - years.
Tho funeral will take placc tomorrow (sst.
urdsyl. At I O'Clock =. " nom the residence Of
W. II. Lester. Friends AMI acquaintance are
respectfully invited 10 aitend.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-23
BORN.

HAIlRiNGT0N-ln Virginia. Noyenbcr ~.
10 th. wife Of J. Harrington. = daughter.
BLaCK-In Virginia. November "a. 10 the
wife Of william Hack. = son.
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