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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
f,ox,ox Jr,v ~ 1877
COMMERCIAL.

LoSpoN. July, II 1877
activity in demand for colonial produce and prices
"y Is yer cw has cesn oS.s%sa Tor soio%s
qualities Of % which s supplies have lately ossn
rates There has been extensive business In rico tor
H%s
rSss ''fn sa safss 5 s s
liners mil to advanced rates Consequently inquiry
srrssi. re%snea steady
%e from oo aSo" % have ss ns Vss 81
the low prices importers are willing to acccp'.
LoSpoS July 2l-4a,0r.M NJ.
Produce--Reaned petroleum lid per gallon spirits Of
turpentine 24s Cd per cwt
LvKnrooL July Al 30 z. NJ.
Produce-Sprits OF TurDentine 27s. per cwt.
ASrwxnr. July 81. 1877
The sugar market closes less The advance
the WEEKS Is Is cd ali 3os.. the greater
,sns Siaf sugars under '' show AN 'd
NEW YORK PRODUCE xxcnASGE REPORT.
PorkEasscrn dull at 7os Western auli At 5ss Bacon
clear steady a. sis ors ear ".s ,ay a. ss n.ms-Lon
steady IS. shoulder. STEADY 2ss Besi-ind,s
H. s ,9
at ss Dull nns d =.
los Cheese american choice arms. @ At So Sd lard oil
So: spring duh 4 lss Sd n. o. dS :. la. xiI'.r
the market Coru-Mixed soft steady at 2es. 3D.
FINANCIAL
The Economist says:-The present circumstances
favorable the maintenance OF market vaiues generally
existing interests IN the rise
play Money excessively cheap, which induces
Investments and puts funds the hands OF the speculang
supporters OF prices and there few operators Tor the fall
In the locked condition of tho markets. the fall OF Ncopos
and the advance of tho Russians tine Balkans
taken speedy end of the and from
the Impression which directly and Indirectly re-
suteds IRON II. The week began with consider
able strength and occasional animation but this
applies chiefly to the foreign bourses. which such contn
gences the first to affect the damp weather aud rise
ing Improvement In home securities. On Wednesday Eng
lest military demonstration should he linn edatcy
made by tho government but the alarm did not last and
on balance the prices the foreign market consden
bly, higher for the week, while homo securities
about maintain and the investment class Of
stocks again higher the abundance unrm.
ployed money. The announcement that $aU0O,0OD had
cen subscribed to the United states four cent
received with the six per givcn
way. The subscriptions In Europe comparatively
rihng here is special reason why the stock shond
have bought In America and here which Is that
the price hero Is shade abovc and buyers at
In America would have made pront by selling at
higher equivalent in London. But ut pres
ent this is market for any such operations
mail have the subscriptions BEEN and material ab
trage profit them have been renycd Money Is
cenp and Notwithstanding that French and American
exchanges almost low enough o. attpc gold from here,
the discount market must still he called heavy.
LONDON. July 2f-4ifO r. NJ.
Paris advces quote fvo per rentes lo7t 7oc for tho
account.
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YORK HERALD SUNDAY JULY ~ 1877QUADRUPLE SHEET
consolidated gold coupons at SIX. Hannibal and St.
Joseph convertibes fell of 10 OIL.

consolidated gold coupons at s7k. Hannibal and st.
Joseph convertibles fell of TO OIL.
In State bonds Louisiana cousols rose 70 6eX Dis
trict OF Columbia e5s sold at 79ss and Tennessee,
new series, at AK.
THE PoREIGS nARggr.
The London advices report soils a shade weaker,
while United States bonds have improved
fraction with The exception Of the new
4hs, which declined per cent To Ameri-
can railway shares Erie common declined u aud
New York Central and illinois Central x per cent At
Paris rentes are somewhat lower. Closing prices
were:-Consols, money, o4h "a el8; do, account,
s4x 81 941; new "a per cent bonds, log; 'e7 bonds,
1861 1904; ten-for,y bonds, 1lok now nvcs, 107x
a lo7k; Erie, TX TX; do. preferred, Is: New YORK
Central 81; ILLINOIS Central, 56 rentes, 107t 72ysc
MINING SHARES.
The opening quotations for mining shares at San
Francisco were:-Gould Curry, 10; Savage, C, as
sessed 81; Choar Potosi. 27; Ophir, 10; Hale Nor
cross 4h; Crown Point, @; Yellow JACKET o.
Belcher, 8, assessment paid Imperial, L; Virginia
Consolidated, 20; California, 2s; overman 1Ss, as
sessment paid; Raymond & Ely. 91s; Eureka G. ",
8; Best Becher, l5lS; Kentuck az Union Consol-
tdated, s; Alpha, llk; Meadow Valley, l1s sierra
Nevada, 5; Mexican, 10; Caledonia. 3h; Silver Hill,
2; Eureka Consolidated, 27 Justice, o; Julia Con.
solidatcd, IN
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GETTING EVEN.

Peter winant hired gypsy named Joseph Kraft to
work mis- farm in tho town OF westncd Staten Island
The Tor working ''a turkey" for winant
and ''all buzz,rd" Tor Kraft After the crops all
In last spring wnant claimed that Kraft had violated
the contract and discharged him. Kran sued for his
services Winani had Kraft arrested and he escaped
from tho constable into New Jersey. The crops ma
tured aud were nearly ready for harvesting On FRI
day kr, ana his trends rowcd over 10 the island
from the Jersey shore, and IN open day nrc TO
winanrs two nslds oi rye aud four neres OF gram,
which were entirely destroyed Winant pursued tho
ncendiarcs TO the beacD, but they escaped in their
b0at1 10 tho Jersey shore again.
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Delivered contract 200 bales For future delivery
sales were foows:-Yeserday inter two T.. M.-Juy.
100 bales at 123ic August. 100 IL 26c 100 at
IL 27c, 100 ut II 2ac september 400 ut H. H. 800
IL oc October, 200 NJ IL 72c 100 NJ HIS December,
100 at ! 4ee Total $500 bales. le,day uptooneP NJ
IL 29c september 800 ut ~ l6c 400 ~ i5c 1000
II l7c $40 at IL lsc October. 300 at il72c 400
Lille, 100 at 73c November 200 at ll.4Sc,
II. 4.c December. 100 at 1l.5oc.; January. 100
The receipts at the ports we're rs II
bales; Mobile Il savannah 27; Charleston, 81; Whining.
Az Norfolk. so; Philadelphia 26 Total 245 bales.
This day last week 565 his day last year. 6s Total
since September 1929 80 bales Cotton reights closed
folows; Havre by steam c, compressed To am
burg, by steam, &c. conpresscd TO Bremen. by steam,
9-16c compressed 10 Liverpool I'D 932d.. bv
by sail, C. compressed Market quiet
FLOUR DuRAN.Reccipts Flour, H. 129 bbls. wheat,
bushels meal $50 bbls. and 100 bags; corn
s6o4 bushels; oats 26,5s7 do rye. 5000 barley,
S367 do barley malt, 5.4O0 do The -four market
quiet and The sales were ABOUT 5000 bbls including
state, Western and Southern ut the xed
flour ruled hrm with sales of 2T5 bbls. Corn
was steady and tive Tho sales about 5000 bbls
hu.,. him tha Va
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RUN OVER by A COAL CART.

Christopher oxey a lad Of eleven years. residing at
No. 625 west Forty-sccond street, was run over yes
crday afternoon b. cori cart nj the foot OF west
forty.ourtn strcct. Ills knee seriously inJarcd,
and be WIS taken 10 the Koossyet Hospital. Too
driver arrested and hold a. ths la snty second
precinct police station.
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INDICTED MILKMEN.

The Grand Jury Of the Kings County Court Of Sos.
sions yesterday returned an indictment against sam.
uel May. Jacob Black and Michael Enlsrs dealers in
"orangc county" ~ mix, tor cruelty TO animals in
keeping twenty cows locked up IN a stable where
lhcv were led dislery slops and not permitted 10
have hca'tniai exercise. Tine accused pleaded NOS
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lO:lj TO ll:30 A.

lO:l5 TO 1880 A. NJ.
$1,000 Us 5-2o.r. '67. IL lOszS
lOOOO U : 5-2U. c, 81. l09ln
100 do ... -. be lUcM
lUUOu Y > IS, 'Sl. c.l2 IllI
lOUUD U > Us, cur. ..... l2s1s
1000 US 4s.r. 1907. $50 lOI
ouoO do C lOjX
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CLOSING PRICES
Tho closing quotations werc:-


Tho following shows advance and decline In tho
closing prices OF compared with those
OF yesterday
ADvAScE.-New York Central, u; Eric, u; Wabash.
a; Northwestern, q; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, ss; New Jersey Central. u Delaware and
Hudson Canal, "a Morris and Essex "a ILLINOIS Gen.
lrai, "a.
DKcLNE.-Roek Island, u; Fort Wayne. Il; Mil
l. T., "a; Western Union, q; Pacific Man. u Ameri.
can Express, l..
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money continues easy at * per cent ON call
The following were the rates OF exchange on New
YORK ut the undermon toned cities .--savanush.
buying 3l6 selling 5lG; Charleston, easy, n 3.l6
Il premium Cincinnati steady buying par, selling
Ito; ST. LOUIS, par; Chicago, SO to so discount; New
orleans, commercial par u premium, bank u pre-
MUM. Foreign exchange was quiet and steady, with
actual business at S5,4 4S54 for bankers 90 days
sterling, ana 4s64 a 4S7 for demand.
MARKET.
Gold opened st l05st, ut which 1t continued steady
nearly all day II tell of TO 1861 in tho afternoon,
but subsequently recovered aud closed 10ax. The
rates paid or borrowing ranged from per cont por
annum 10 l-32 per cent until Monday.
CLEARING HOUSE, STATEMENT
Currency exchanges. S57 S73 I9S
currency baapccs ...................... 2,1l6 026
Cold excnangcs.. ...................... l0,ll6S73
Ioid oaahccs. f,2s2,21S
WEEKLY oLEARtSG HOUSE sTATRss sxr.
Currency exchanges $500, 706 240
Currency 81 SS7 l97
uou eAchahfes o3,+54,6IO
soto ohahccs ......................... 9,269, 7v6
rHE STATEMENT
Tho bank statement shows decrease OF nearly
n QUO SPECIE partly due To the settlements with
ihe Treasury Tor the new tour per cent loan. The
egai tender average decreased 81, ,s00 600 while
he deposits show falling OF OF &c. 900, ,ooo The
decrease in loans IS $1,52o,6oo The surplus
has decreased S3,Gis, ,S25, the banks holding
$l6o67,+i0 IN excess OF legal requirements
The following IL 4 statement of tho New York city
banks this week compared with tho last
Loans. S25 1872 700 $3.50 5J2 200 Dec ST. 500 800
spccle....... lS,oSIS00 l4,979.S00 Dec 3,sos0O0
Legal tenders $500 200 81, 400 700 Dec l. 300 800
Deposits 229 0ss $40 222 sl56 600 Dec. 62l4 700
Circulation. l6,6GSIo0 l5j46,400 Dec. $4,000
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds firm aud active at tho open.
ing, but a. the second call prices fraction lower
The largest transactions 1868 and 1878
the new tour per cents sold At l05X.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds we're hrm New Jersey Central con.
solidatci nrsts sold at 6j, against 63Is yesterday
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy sinking fund Gvcs
1850 TO COX; Central Pacific to los Rock island skies
10 lo4k; Chicago and Northwestern consolidated 10
1914. and Buffalo and Erio new to l07X ST. Paul
consolidated sinking funds arm at s6k ST. Rock
Island sevens st 100 and Chicago and n Northwestern
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whe.t was au and prices favored the buyer The sales
in store and aaoas i 81 fr Duluth, 4 ioa q 42s for
small lots Southern Winter Rye renamed steady dy.
Barley and barley malt were quiet. Corn was
active for iussfs., The sale. we're sSosi. ,'soooo5
tor aesy at s and asa.
bushels including 80 >. July, AZ s9Ac. 60 steamer,
spot sso"s is%oSo iussss a. s sS oc fas
ssa%sr s & % e, s so tor 1 mixed M s e. zoe
mi xed Oats were dull and the sales mprised
soc see 4is ss. do ss E1,t'
, aS Extra Ss "rod ds ,s sse Ss s, do s9c % no
Hemp xsD Jorn remained very quiet, but az nnenangsd
s2iO as25 Tor double 35 undlessed Russia
clean & So' -. s2io sold Italian s27o S27 sold utc
casn on spot; Mana hemp. sac ss'Ac sisa &C. she
MotAssrs dull both for domestic and foreign
sssa srSss &c Po.o eo FSons o 500 to hu. s
lslands toc $50; New Orleans good 46e; prime. 5oc
NAVAL sroaNs Spirits sqrpensire asm 100 bbls
nosia ren,snsd aa, "aa nomiu.l Tar and pitch, we're
aresyns qnssI s ssSsa a. Ss &
,nsa s e AZ y % so%o1 81 ss u ,o 80 Ss ~ s Ss 20
follows :-scsin, am. strained. 81 90 good 81 20
Ts firm g u 20 prosn"s steady hard 81 ao SOFT 81
a. market "a ,cs 81 cotton SEED OIL va. sue. as wa.
generally steady ws quote Linssed SIC. e4e iara.
prime nabe 75c 7sc. crnde 81 30 olesehed
Norihern eoc DO southern ,Gc bcaehed winter zoe /:
ueturi do $50 extra do. Ibc hlcgchcd winter
elephant. 77c natural winter do. 72c winter bleached
ish. s2c t.jc. cfuue hsh, 3:c
PErRoLEUMIhc market for renned again quiet after
the heavy transactions OF Friday sales to-day saturday
we're 400 bus Tor August delivery 3sc. Nothing OF
importance done In the OF sales ~ the Petroleum
change We quote trude IN Lulk. TAG. In barrels,
8ic refined In barrels, l3c do In cases lie. l1lkc.
tor August; naphtha Y4c Tor ordDary rchn ed at Pha
deli phia 1870. do. at Baltimore. l31sc
POULTRY steady under light supply and pretty
good demand We quote e:--Lve fowis--State aud Jer-
iss s 'Gs .2s Ss' s ns JERSEY an m W.
eyn ios : isc Hesse-.ssr'ey d 70 81 eg per PAX
per pair Western Tic spc. per pair Dressed poultry
rurkeys led ut lIc l6c. for prime Vest
crn. and 5c Jc tor air TO good do Chickens spring
quoted ~ lsc &c. for fair to good tate and Wecrn
came Pigeons were quoted ST 80 81 63 per for
ieathered flight squabs-Phadclphia quoted at 81 62
81 per dozen.
PRovIsoSs Receipts 256 bbls. lard 27o tierces
and rs cutmea.s 42O packages bacon 81 lierccs
20t beef ~ tierccs, l22 bbs and 123f
Pork dull and nominal Tho closing cali prices
fouwsit August SiI 20 bid SIi 80 asked. ~cptem.
Der. $1t 30 bid Sl4 40 asked October Sl4 90 asKed
The 400 bbls $lt 4O cash. and sit - for
Cutmcais remained quiet. 5tD loose fresh ham
soid iOsc 100 dry snItsd shoulders 5tc aud
80 boxes she Smoked hams quoted 40 i2c
i2lsc and tmoked shoulders at Sac slsc BACON was
rm Tic for city long clear Beef 100 terces Phadcl
phia beet sold On private terms Market duil
sI+, plain mess Sil % ei2 oo packet beef, si3 80
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WELCOME WINTER.

Old Winter has swoopsd down upon
rs at last in earnest. and mountain and
dale and gulch are clothed In his fsath.
cry mantle. He has been q long time
on the way. but now that he IL here he
has evidently made up his mind to stay
aud make himself at home. Lot us well
come him as becomes his station, To
be surf he Is n somewhat unsociable Wis.
itor. bat beneath his cold exterior there
beats . warm heart: He comes to do
US good; to dissipate the seeds Of dis.
ease which were lurking in the air, and
which Ind already taken root in the
bodies Of many Of our loved ones. and
carried many. alas, too many Of them
away from us forever. There Is health
aud lie in every tiny flake Of snow
which falls. The pure. bracing mir which
he holds in his hand will invisorats aud
revive many q dropping frame which has
long been wasting away. Let rs wei.
come tho old fellow heartily then. and
A. We trudge through the snow forget
tho slight inconvenience to which IL
temporarily subjects us. remembering
only that il brings with IL q new lease Of
life to many q fainting heart.
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are. and they deserve IL. They have
worked for 1t, risked their all for il ;
and the monuments Of their enterprise
and the successful prosperity Of tho
mines they represent is a sufficient and
ample rsfutation Of every charge that
has been made against them. Let the
men who ~disparsge their works, try
their own hands and ability. Let some
oil the bears or newspaper men OF
San Francisco come TO the Comstock,
select some prospecting mine. stake
their judgment and their coin on the re-
suits. and give us 4 bsttsr or more pros
porous management 10 they can or dare.
Come. gentlemen ; the field 10 open.
Come, take Cd your coats and try your
hands. These men have produced and
added to the wealth Of the world in the
past two years " tiity.two millions Of
dollars In gold and silver. extracted from
the bowels Of the earth ; now what have
you done Honor To whom honor is
due.
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rmE rREsIDEDrnL CONTEST.


The following resolution was intro
ducsd in the State Assembly BY Mr..
Baily . week ago to-day. II speaks the
sentiments Of every patriot Of Nevada,
Whatever may be his political opinions
wHEREAs. The excitement occasioned
by and arising from the late Presidential
election is yet rife /; violent and extreme
opinions are still freely expressed. and un-
scrupulous and ultra partisans or either
side are freely talking Of an appeal to
arms In the event OF q decision adverse 10
their respective views; therefore. b. 1t
Rs.oired ~ tie A'.enJiy, tie Senate eoS-
earring. That We. a. representatives OF the
people Of the State Of Nevada, irrespective
Of party and Independent Of all partisan
bias or prejudice, respectfully urge upon
our Senators and Representatives in
Congress 10 use every effort, and
their best ~endcavors, to secure the
settlement Of the grave questions
now agitating the country as 10 the next
President. In q psaceAble and quiet man.
ner, and at the same time convey to them
BUR firm conviction. that a. lovers Of our
common country. and having . deep and
abiding interest in her welfare, We would
rather see either Of the rival candidates
in~augurstsd than one drop Of fraternal
blood should DO spilled or one dollar OF
money expended In civil strife.
Rs..irsd. That the Governor be requested
TO forward . copy Of this preamble and
resolutions TO each Of our Senators and
Representatives In Congress.
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GENERAL. CHANTS TERM.

A mistaken notion seems to prevail
in the minds OF many 10 the effect that
II there is no election o! President be-
fore the fifth Of March. General Grant
will continue To hold the Office until his
successor ia duly declared aud ~inaugu.
rated. General Grants term Of sfice
expires at noon ON Sunday. the fourth
Of March. and after that time he has no
more authority to perform an executive
ACT than III. poorest laborsr in tho coun-
try. Mr.. F.rry's term and that OF
Speaker Randall also expire at the sane
time. and the Prssidens pro tnnpore Of
the Senate will oficiats a. President Of
the United States from tina, hour until
noon Of the next day. On the fifth Of
March, II either Of the candidates has
been declared elected. he will be insug.
ursted; IL not the President OF the
Senate will continue to act. until the
question is finally settled. In case OF a
vacancy in the Presidency o. the Senate,
the Speaker Of the House would gill tho
Presidential chair ; hut under no cir
cumstances whAtsver can General Grant
hold his Office one momsnt after noon
ON the fourth OF March.
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LYrxe cLpp.


The snow IL 80 deep that nsnbsrs eaa't
s,run around nights" without danger OF
catching cold or something. and . PROPOSE
tiou IL on foot 10 establish Q Lying Club,
so that they may spend their evening. In
pleasant and edlfying intercourse and i'm
prove their minds by that mutual intsr-
change Of pure and refined sentiment only
TO be found in the telling Of . good. solid,
square-tosd lie. This only drawback 70 the
organization Of tho Club 10 the fear that .
sufficient number Of liars cannot be found
In the Legislature 70 constitute . quorum.
TH~EATnIcAL.
Sol Smith Russell aad the Berger Fam
lily appear at the Carson Thsatcr tonight.
Nearly all the good seats are taken ; and
the indications are that, In spite OF tho
storm, they will be greeted with . crowded
Mouse. ToBY GREEN.
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CoSoREss has been nismorializsd To
suthorize the appointment Of a Grass.
hopper Commission. to consist Of three
eniomolosists and two practical men OF
experience. in ~locusts. whoss duty ii
shall BE- to examine into the history.
nature and habits Of the insects. and 90
suggest such means Of destroying them
and such remedies against their ravages.
by the offer OF bountiss or otherwise. IS
their investigations shall prove most
prncticabls.
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ABDUL KERN. the Turkish Com.
msndsr.in. Chief. Is q Prussisu. He was
born in 1921. aud belongs to "strictly
Catholic family Of the name Of
sirecker. In 1897 young Strecker en-
,ored the Prussian army. where he was
known as q "hsarty and jovial com-
p%anien. somewhat inclined to corpu-
lsucy."
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NEW
AMERICAN.N EvADA TIMING

AMERICA MN EyADA MINING
n COMPANY. Location 81 principal place
Of business, San Francisco. California.
Loo ition Of works, Storey county, Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that ut q meeting of
the Hoard Of Directors. held on the 18th day 81
January, 1871. an assessment tAo. " Of Ten
Cents (l0ci per share was levied upon the capital
STOCK Of the corporation. psyable Immediately,
In United states gold coin. TO the Secretary. ut
the once Of the Company, 270 Banroinc street,
San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment rhall
remain unpaid on Saturday, tho 2tth day OF
February. ls7I. will be delinquent, and adver
ti-ed for sale At public auction, and unless paw.
m.nt IL made before. will be sold on MONDAY,
the igta day OF March, 1871. TO pay the delin
quent Assessment. together with costs Of I'd.
veriirlng and expenses Of sale.
~ order Of the board Of Directors.
LUClRN HERMANN. Secretary,
Once -22O ranso DE street. San Francisco.
California. lalstd
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

GLoRiD, SILVER MINING COMPANY
u The ANNUAL Meeting OF tho Stockholders
% ihs rlorids silver Mining Company ill te
held nj t.e Office OF the company. 40 sansome
strtst, ssn Francisco. California. on MONDAY,
the 9Th day Of February. ISL. 81 . o'clock ?.
for - election OF Directors and the transac.
tion 81 such other business ~ may come be-
jsistd LuciEN HERMANN. sser-,ory.
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MARRIED.

QUAyLR-MURPHY-In Virginia, January
Is. by Rsv. Q. McKslvey. William Quayle TO
Maggie Murphy.
TURkITTIN = SHERRY - In winnemucca.
January u. George y. Turrittin to Miss MARY
X. sheriff.
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DIED.

THOMMAs-In Virginia. January 81. MARI
Elizabeth. daughter Of George and Catherine
Thommas, aged Z year, and 8 months.
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Hills To CONE.

NUTS u " 'ohh.
In the House, to-day, Mr.. I,abcock gave
,o,,,. q, lin a. .m.,, H.. Al,
~
creating boards OF County Csmmi'
~sisnsrs. The bill, when introduced. will
onIy affect storey county nj the pro.-
..,u.. I, iii nro,t5. ~, ..,,,
." ~ f WV" ''""''
commissioner VI containing y
population Of 1000 or over shall receive n
conference.-the, N, a soo a ~.
salary oi y county eo"m''sioher NJ tho
present timo Is only 5000 per annum In
all the counties, but rs tho bill will leave
the salary Of commissioners in counties
containing less than 1000 population
ut the old figure (sGOO). the only county
which would be affected by the passage OF
Mr.. Babcock's bill would bo Storey.
That feature of Nevada Legislatures. an
an~ti.ganbling bill. 10 not tn 10 allowed TO
rest In obscurity this session. Mr.. Coulter,
of your county, has given notice OF his in
tention TO introduce Mt an early LAY n bill
to prohibit gaming. do not know what
will b. the exact proyisions0f the proposed
bill /; but tis phraseology Of Mr. COultor's
notice 10 strong indication that IL will be
strictly prohibitory in its nature. I do
not think. however. that II will conflict
with Mr.. Parker's hill to preserve game.
Mr.. Conlter's bill will be aimed at
faro, monte, keno aud that class Of
games. whilo Mr.. Parksr's bilI Ia for
the preservation Of deer, d~raw.poker.
iack. rabbits. seyen.up. wild incks'
sucbrs. ouail and stocks. In the senate.
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HOUSE TO RENT.

A HOUSE WITH TWELVE ROOMS. IN
n good ~lccaiian. Just Above the nilroad
crossing. told hll: Inquire o. Thomas Kelly
jsi0 SOL. WE'LL.
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The Gold Hin Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
Knewspaper published In the
State Of Nevada. It Is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-18
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