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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-25
rae C.i.denisns rs-aizhi.

-
The Caledonia Club will give their
fourth annual ball. In commemoraiion Of
Burma birthday. this evening At Cooper's
Hall. Virginia. Tho opening ceremony
will DO . short Grafton on tho life Of the
great Scottish poet. by DIR. Falconer. Of
Gold Hill. After tho literary exercises,
dancing will 10 In order. Turn verein
Hall. which Is Immediately below Coop
sr's. has also been engaged, and there the
auld anes. wha Gamma fash wi dancin', n
sic like. wuli has q Draw crack an . wee
drappie tao theirsels. The Caledonians
know how 10 mako their guests enjoy them
selves. The Scotch are . grave people
generally. but when they do devote them
sslvss TO pleasure they make the social FUR
hy. All the arrangements for the com.
fort and convenience u the guests are eS.
c~cllent. and those who attend are assured
VI q capital time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-25
AuGusr FLOWER.

The most miserable beings In the word rs
those suffering FRO dyspepsia and liver COM
plant. More than seventy.nve per cent. Of the
people In tho United staies aie Afflicted with
ihc-e two di.~ases snd their effects: such ~
sour stomach, slen headache. hsbitaAl ~costive.
ness. palpitsii.n of the heart. heart burn. Wa
ri of the stomach y.l.ov skin, coated tontus
ant dipasrr.aLls tasts In the mouth. coming
M Of food after ealing. low spirtts. etc. 60 Ia
your d useist AVID get = 75-esnt boitls OF An.
gust Flower 90 q sample hattie Tor 10 crntr.
Try u-txo does will relieve you. A.ent-
CiiANR 1 brigham, wholesale Druggists,
Nan fnnciseo, Calii1ruA - I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-25
MISSIONARIES WANTED.
4 Gssa Fisid ~ Cisrgyass Ia
want Of werk-A C1ass % nrighs
Chiidrss Grewing Up 20 vsss-
bondage.

We have . good many churches In Geld
Hill and Virginia, and there are more
ministers than churches. The Comstocksr
10 not . church-going animal, and II must
DO discounging To an earnest clergyman
70 preach 10 empty psws Sunday after Sun
day. But while the Comstsck IL not .
good place for the regular style Of Christ
ianity. there never wa q better field for
downright m~isslonary work. Some enthu.
siastic and handwriting minister could
| DO Q vast deal Of good BY dsvoting himself
70 the education OF the rising generation
| Of Piutss. There are any number Of these
children In this region, who are growing
| mn 70 lead the lazy. worthless, vagabond
lie Of their parcnts. Tho copper-eolored
shsvsrs are quick 10 learn. a. may Ia
| Judged from their bright. intelligent faces.
Nearly all Of them who have been reared
| In the streets Of the towns speak English.
and they readily fall into tho habits and
sports Oh white children Of their own age.
In every crowd OF boys o enjoying the
fun Of e~easting. there isa good sprinklins
| Of little Piutss. who take 10 II a. II to the
manner born. They spin tops aud play
marbles ~ skilfully ~ the white youag'
stars, and can talk slang and swear with
the meat proficient Of their Christian COM
psnions. Nov. II these Indian Children
can learn these things. surely they might
10 read. write and cipher. aud TO know
that rags aud idleness are disrep-
ntable. In Califorpis great sums
Of money are spent yearly In Efforts
| 10 convert and educate tho Chinese. Some
Of the same work h bsing done In vir-
giniA. The young Piutes are much more
promising subjects for conversion than
adult Chinamsn. II 10 - easy " make
Impressions upon them ~ upon any other
children. Moreover. the little beggars are
stout. healthy. laughing imps. and Ii seems
Q shame 10 lot them grow up with nothing
bat sAsi-off clothing and s~will.barrel fare
Tor a.futnrs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-25

49, t..
"oLp DAVE oS ~"
eryboly knows Old Dave. the porter NJ
the Delta saloon. Virginia. Dave Is sixty
- 40, ,~.xo,,,. ~,,h .v.rybo.ly
!es' s"u anu ~
because OF his good nature y seco,hinc,
dating ways. hut no isn't W Ne ioo'eu
with. nome time since no ioAheu nh"noy
10 . man named Young To 20 70 Sah
Francisco with on tho promise that I've
would pay u very soon. rus promise
was not kept. Young returned 10 VIZ
GINA. n Tuesday Dave met h,ni u, ,ne
Young h = stout yonnr fellow and he re-
sponied by slapping the old fellow on the
mouth. That woke Dave up. and he sur,
p.n Ii az aiJ ma. ssma nm IN ,he
s"ss s;.,a.aa an.iiv rot In 4 ran
hShin.I y.nn... ..r'.nJ N was three min.
ute, befsr, cold water Ly the pailful could
hr;ns him hscl IN co.%sciou.ns,s.
,.
NormIS0 IN Ir.-Thc report that there
/. likely 10 be- mn affair Of honor between
-.-rn -. 81 ,-,.,,lom.n of yir.
.-,...u
...,,.. An. n. n. will.
M. ,.,..., gentleman
~ i. undsrs,ooj. bss such yeneration for
~rsv hair thst la would not isIure them
-. ,hanyh ,he, yrsv mon tho head Of
nm .nsmy' 1,Ls elder gentleman has w
long fought with legal weapons that he
would only, a. he Is saia 70 ue,'a.., y.
tno ,ess sAr.as' ~. .,,.I 4. .cr
y AZ . ta@t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-25
THE TEACHERS
ssasainE sf the Hirss Grade Asa
sputs : Appstnssssats xsas ~
she Virginia hoard 81 Trasssss.


Following IL the average percentage a.
taiasd BY the several candidates In the ht'
examination held in Virginia City. OF ap
plicants for iirsi-grads and priAcipals' Ger
tifcates. 100 being taken a. the maximum
Prineipals-D. A. Ewing. 9is ; Mills Van
wAgenen. 81 I'll; Mr.. Bray. 81 MI
Reynolds. GO i-ii; Professor Ksnt. 7st
Professor Willis. 7iS I; J. N. Flint. s7s
Mr.. Baker. $50. First-grsde-xiss Neg
quier. s09-ii I; Miss Dunlap. 50 s-ll Ma
Swift. s09-1l, A. b. Q. Davis, " I.ll
Miss Pauline Nicholson. 81 I'LL; Mis-
L.saa smith. 60 3ii : Miss Lou CASTOR,
GO Sill. In order 10 receive . certificate u
WAS necessary to attain q percentage Of 30.
To the standing Of teachers nov employed
10 per ccnt. was added for experience
This will give certificates TO ssme whs
could not otherwise have passed.
Last evening the Virginia Board OIL
School Trustees held . meeting. and thu
following teachers vsrc appointed:
riRsr WARD cuooL-
One Teacher In second Grammar and
First Primary-w. y. Kent.
One Teacher In Second Priuary-hrs
Griffin.
One TEACHER I'm Thinl Primary-Misl
Mary Davis.
One TEACHER In Fourth Primary-Misl
Annie Batterman.
ON motion, the schools were ordered
graded by Mr.. d. A. Ewing. according "a
the plan submitted by him 10 the Board,
aud opcned January IS, 1871.
,r,, x,pn .cuoo,-
one DsPsi
n. u. Willis. NJ
one otAm"
Annie Dunlap. - Mn.
one eaeher-first
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-25


A CuEEIruL M~oRSiSo.-One morning
no, very long ago a Nxws reporter was In
,he District Courtroom when q man was
sentenced 10 he hanged for murder. When
that business was over another man was
| arraignsL for murder. and another ior an
| attsmpt at the same crime. As the re-
t,orter st.ppci To the door 10 ask the Sheriff
| where and how another man WAS TO lie
exseu,ed. the official interrupted him BY
| saving Their. was a first-class Item down In
| six.mile Canyon-another man had been
| kiIle,l tbem that morning. Western lie
may be- marked by 4 little roughness. but
there is something invigorating about u.
| aft,r all. lis impossible for one " suffer
from s.-.i when the pistol IL perpstuAily
popping.
L.,prs' BENEVOLENT FEsrrAL--rhe
Ladies' Benevolent Society Of Gold Hill
are preparing to give = grand social and
festival for the benefit Of the Methodist
rpi.ropal Church u Gold Hill. OF the sth
IN 81 february next. Tho proceeds ars
4. IL devoted TO the furnishing and fitting
M, ~ M. interior of the new church. @
in proc,s. u erection. This society has
d,ne much good ia the community and
are v,ll worthy the patronage and support
~ every good citizrn. Their entertain
mi. AZ, II the most seciable and finest
| character. and the entertainment now pro-
n,.sI will no doubt meet with the success
| ,hat has always characterized their efforts
in the past.
HuSriSa A MunDEnrR.-Quite . num-
her Of men are out hunting for Graham ;
| the murderer Of Elhslm. in Six-mile Can
Won. This zeal 10 catch . criminal 10 In
| sspirJ by the reward promised Tor his cap
,rys. The county offers $500. md s2Oo
uilI he given from the estate Of the de-
c...ei. How Graham can manage To live
\, the hills when they are thrcs feet deep
wi,h .nov. IL A marvel. IL 10 more than
ro.siLle hat he has bssn helped out Of ths
e~ouptry by night. a. might easily have
been done.
A GuosrL, MorSrAIS.-Mount David
sou presented a curious appearance early
LA, evening. All detail vas Lost and only
| the outline could be seen traced along The
sky. The mountain looked like . vas,
! cloud. darkish gray at the base and nngsu
faintly with a luminous pink. lent by the
rising moon. toward the summit. Old
DaYiisou's great hight could b: spPar,s-
cia,etl. There WAS not n line to relieve ,ne
eve from base 20 apex. Tbs mountain lay
| iat against the sky. and looked sott anu
airy enough 10 fioat away. The effect was
weird and ghostiike.
.Joux sxrru. Of Virginia. had some
word. yesterday with the landlord Of the
lsJring house where lie was stopping.
Mr.. smith is a man Of spirit and .martiny
unJer what hal been said 10 him no A.
me, Loaf ali control Of hinsclf and went
nm stairs aud smashed his bed v pieces.
lie was arrested for malicious mischief.
H,nnrxoroS. the condemned murdsrsr'
|, now daily visited by the Sisters oil mercy
anil Father Manogue. The doomed man
gives himself up almost wholly 70 rsIig,
;"us exercises. II he has any hePe u
escaping The gsllovs. he does net eA-
press Il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-25

call for the redemption Of Ten millions
OF fve-twenty bends Of 1885. The Nay
and November principal and interest will
DO paid on and after the Gath Of April
next and interest will cease on that day.
Judge Davis Eisstsd Usitsd States
Senator.
SPnfsuvrELp. ILL.,. Jan. 4.-JudgeD David
Davis was eloctsd United Ststss Senator
to-day, ON the frst ballot.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-25
Arr,y.,. ss,. n.v.,.u.


GENTLEMAN from Anstin narrowly
-, .x.r. t,Il In VIRGINIA Last even
mss" -
ins' Ash ne As PAss""N wv
nc. n's zee. ',ppsa hn s',.a,i snJ
al, L;m.slf nm , ,hape, there /. no tell
i.r how much he would have hurt him
self. The tin. 90 his ears were barksi. OF
course.
pa, .m,iox...of Nh. North Consolija-
A., y,..,,i, Mn. la, -.,.,i.r prc.,.,sd
nm I..,.an N. s,,.,;n,enJ.,, anil
L-. In m.r,iu,,nt sci az silver
a.n',.,,nsa ~ ,sn nisse.' Tn. p~rcs.nt.ti.u
va. male Al Mr.. Jaekson's new home. on
the corner of Taylor and Howard Streets
virginia.
YESTERDAY afternoon a man named
lame. FARRELL ,lap.,L the fac, of a woman
ID. - h.u,.o,,,,.I;,, a, II .,rss,
Virginia. Officer Walker happened Z,
see the slap and took the iei,o. !" lali'
where q charge OF assault u battery was
rsg's's'sd Asa'"'' "'"'
TuAr EA'sT''.s reporter musi1e ge'''ns
a good salary: lie Vas on, AMONG u'
fashionable sieighihs th.o"s 'As' n,S"',
tearing along y street sirsn'., win !,
n. yirsiaiA lady a-e,uaintAnec's slippers.
r.x u.,v.,,. ci.h. nj th.ir meeting
~, a.. ..u.w,.,
slss' oe'o'. ~ p-.-,,an,
Ro,,,ni. Nc. President. :. stocker;
Secretary, u. Loufer; Treasurer. y. Bueh'
Ter.
wv.x .i.etor auL Reporter meet and
.grs. ,h., n 4. . good thug that nobody
has fallen down and broken his leg over
night. they don't look QUE another straight
In the eye, somehow.
Tnr case Of tho State vs.. Paui Carroll
the boy indicted for the murier ofJohn l;
Carroll. In . land dispute In Lower oo'd
Hill. vas Yesterday onuhu'a '"' 'e"'"
W 'u1
W. Z. Ronr ieit Tor Woo''''as' vs.
night. having In charge William Prizes and
MS. hes'e. sn n Iu.acy.
A..
THr warm sun
ain. their hal. hal better
t.sp one eve cooked h~eavsnwarj.
xm io really
on AZ. r., az February and
DerLsps before. Men arc nov engaged in
putips in the furniture.
Tur Nsws ~aekss~lcjgss the receipt Of
complimentary ticket. to the Caiedeaia .
ball. which comes On " '"s w.
~ ,,,, ..
Akxnkhs .. "o ~,
Union will nnd Ahoues ns'e'''y
~
"
o.. A.. ,,., vol no, an.
uss.a. a. liz Comst.cE has broken any
Loaes.
Giovanni Guupuci. a native Of switzer-
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SCI

10 nm John Flag. Esl, u Bennington, n. H.
"Three year. since I was very much reduced
with . drcadfai cough. which rrruliei In liror.
ehi,is. afeetins me 80 rcvsrel, ~ To render u
Was addul Evers n ght sv.ats, and I vas fear
fal of going Into Q decline After rrcourse Ia
various remedies 10 no purpose. I ms, e nee of
Dr.. wi.tar's naisam Of Wild Cncrry. q few bot
ties of which fully re-iorrd me 10 health.
since that lime hare bal several severe al.
,schs Il cough, but the Dairani has always 20.
moved them. always keep u By mr. AId
should sot know how 10 10 Without IT,"
Sull d, ali druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-25

What Is believed TO havo been q dsvilish
attempt tn destroy tho works at the G. and
C.. shaft. was fortunately discovered and
frustrated On Monday morning. Just A.
ter the whistle had blown aud the morning
shift came on. the fireman found the blow
on valves Of two sets Of boilers oren. The
effect Of opening thess valves Ia 10 let he
water out Of the boilers. and. Of course.
an empty boiler msan explosion. Had
the discovery not been made just in the
nick % time. everything around tho Z.
anil q. shaft would have been blown to
atoms. The valves could mol possibly
have been left opsu by accident. Only .
luuaiic or a villain Of the Thomassen typo
could have been guilty OF doing such .
thing. The works have been clessi 10 all
outsiders. ~ a ~precauiion against any rePe-
tition of the attempt.
A Nkws reporter called upon Colone
Pair this morning and asked II there WAS
auy suspicion 10 who the msnztrsus aconn-
drcl might IL and what motive could have
lei To such an act. To the hrst iu, stion
the Colonel WAS retieent. As To t!.o latter
no remarked that there were always people
tn IL found who were Jealous VI their more
prosperous neighbons. One night last
week an incendiary lire had been discov-
cred In the oil room % the Con. Virginia.
and none too soon. The closest watch y.
beiug kept ON all tho hosting works and
mills belonging to the firm.
I, Is probable that some blaek-hearted
fellow who has suffered by the fall In
stocks. or who has been refused work. IL
at the bottom Of this business. III caught.
he should ~ hang~l from the nearest
~tr,stle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-25
Il LEGISLATURE.
I.rrcr.L 70 run soLp NIL DAILY nrw,.l


Nemnte.
After reading tho journal the Ssnat,
| took q reccss ill ~ NJ, 20 witness the pro
srntation of the gavel TO II. II. Mighels
Speaker Of tho Assembly.
'Tl,s Governor slgnified his approval oil
| the hill authorizing the Commissioners Of
Eureka county 10 transfer certain funds,
BAKER introduced q joint resolution en-.
lorsing tho Congressional plan for the
ssitlementof the Presidential question.
The Senate engaged In = long political lie
late on this resolution.
After a good many buncombe speeches
the peace resolution was Loaf by . vote OF
~ ~ 10.
C,RsoS, January 25.-After tho reading
of the journal the Clerk read . memorial
from tho House, presenting speaker
Migliels with = beautiful ivory gavel.
Mishels replied In . witty and graceful
speech.
A resolution was adopted granting leave
~ absence for six months 10 II. j.. Chase,
Recorder of Eureka county.
Stewart introduced q bill TO provide for
the settlement Of tho estates Of deccased
persons.
The Senate bill TO abolish tho Office Of
STATE Mineralosist was referred 10 the
Committee ON State Institutions.
The hill compelling foreign corporations
to furnish evidence Of their incorporation
passed.
The Joint resolution relative 10 throw
ing Pyramid Lake Reservation open TO
settlement passed.
The bill for the relief Of II. A. Harvillc.
lAle Assessor Of Elko county. passed.
Tho bill allowing the Commissioners OF
Nyc county 10 appropriate money to build
q Jail passed.
The bill relative 10 electing the Warden
Of the State Prison by the Legislature was
made the special order for . week from
Friday. by n vote Of % 10 Is.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-25
VACANT PLACES

In the dental ranks will never occur 10 you are
park. lar with your teeth. and cleanse them
syerv say with that famous 10 th.wash 500
Don't. Prom yosth TO old age u will krep the
ensmel s~poiless and nnlm .alvd. The teeth Of
prr.o who ne, suzODOkT have a pearl like
~hitepess. and the gums Q ro-eai- hue. while
the breath 70 purified and rendered SWEET and
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PROM A DisTIS6GIsnED JunIsr.

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