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TEE GRAND JURY.


The Grand Jury for tue March term of the Grim
lnal Court made its final report yesterday morning
AMI was discharged 1t returned Ito true billd,
most neiug for minor offenses, an, several volumin
Gus documents, winch could be deci. ,hered witt
difficulty, the result Of several visits to the Jail
and the taking OF hearty dinner at Tue lusan'
Asylum. The document referring to the Jail is u
follows:
We tho Grand 1ury REQUIRED y law: hare visited
H. tue said ]a Is ,ean aid Tar ~ We are abie 4
in rei.ti,n % ths food furnished By the Sheriff.
IN aaai,ty sit should &c, n Dot iar beiow wna
~ es .is Souatj are stisd !o sspest. so
b5sat wedn$ !a!t Saad 90 s:ssn S1asss e a
aasxeTas Il IL Of co
stl!utes 1ne l'reaSfast u..ieE," ash Ut SOUP
sSs: assil porsoa u hs '' re:Idae ss;er
Si s tie lie " Il a IN q Eh nas aaa
s s ss q
W DO not aasocate uxures tor " fesi caic
ehanss This % SqancS 81 L. te iaf
ie ~ ass Isl
n caa m In IN te aaa az Of t. IT,
mates airsn that even nonry VII not buy Them tug
these prove to DC the iac;s shoa rsmcd:ed:
otherwise the ause viii grow. aud serious wfon2 may
limited time for our nvssiisatiou.
The next document was as follows, from which
it is be inferred that .h5t august body also took
LOOK into
THE SEwsBoYs' HOME,
or at least heard some complaints aboutit
se WIZ ar seS ii e
acompl:ity with said Jauitor by james 4uatlnsson.
pnsery :oas q the hoys he as q !east been
to our for more thorough ad searching in.
s M e to mn M s
tton and comforts OF the !nates Of this
very worthy object OF PRACTICAL beneVolence.
THE PooR-11ou3E.
The next document was the handiwotk Of sub
committee Of the jury, aud sayors somewhat Of u
good square meal. II ls Us follows:
vta as &c
spsstuy peg leass 70 report that On March T. ma,
'Sts liz S tas ~ ss 5asl
contained 37.. al comfortably clothed and fed Tue
& sa af and
tn;1 nf s n m " sa es xs
tan: ter Inasui4.s uss. rne attendants seem 70 be
de.erscs tie !asaks q tas paIlie s
, The 70 r-liousc ha4 sr,s inmates. The Eooms are
II r.: q posss aasm They axe
s a wi vii
u e so9
No comnlatnt Was made ia either place. The County
Commissioners certainly entitled TO- great credit for
ther unrtng energy Ia looking after the completion OF
Is pulltlrE aud atteDiug tu tile Vi the un.
Fortunate 1t l. with prtdc that We would recumHenI
al in c.oS County 10 lake look At ''bntfui' 1n
I'M. Asylunl, ~ Its aud clean department"
md Weli-re9ulated institution.
u. S. GOULD.
GorrFEtKp StSpLINoKK,
JAMES HANSON,
II. ACAuLEY.
The concluding paragraph is an expression Of
gratitude on the part OF the jurors to the County
board for selecting them, and 80 intended, doubt
1ess.
WHAT KERN SAYS,
It was aot long after the report in reference to
the Jail had been made before the Sheriff knew OF
its nature, at which he was inceused, but not dis
appointed. A reporter called On hun IN reference
70 it Ut once, be fouu1 to know 1t all, and
10 fasten the responsibility Of 1t on John O'SeitL
Who is O'Ne.il!" queried the reporter.
- he Ia q man living on the North Side who WAS
On the jury. When was first elected, he came 70
me and tried to .orce me to give hummer named
HlEens place. I refused him, and he threat.
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TOWN BOARDS.
THE SOUTH TOWN


Board held IN adjourned meeting yesterday after
noon for the purpose Of auditing claims. There
were present Justices D'Wolf, Neech. Footc, Sum
merdcld, and Wallace, Supervisor Lincoln. and
Town Clerk Watts S. Carver Justice D'Nolf was
chosen to preside.
The Supervisor presented supplemental bill Of
Collector hmball for ITO to cover cer-hlre, etc.
which services had been performed after the req
deriny OF Mr. kimbali3 last account, presented ut
the last meeting. Tit hill was audited
The Supervisor further stlted that Gen. J. l..
Thompson had been retained US 3if kimbalrs at
torncy III the cases with the National Banks, some
Of which. including the Union National, the
Merchants National, the Commercial National,
the Northwestern National and Others, had tender
ell Hr. kin,basl the money for their taxes under
protest. and with notice that they would sue him to
recover. Mr.. kimbail had the cho. zee of receiving
the taxes under protest and with danger OF being
sued ur of letting them go fos the present and
taking the risk of the banks falling. Under the
circumstances. he had employed Gen. Thompson
as his COUNSEL, anl t;lal .cus.e.nan nal sent N
bill fur S15Q which the supervisor considered SeEy
Justice Mech objected to the bill, on the ground
that It was making tue Soath Town pay attorneys
fees for the State county, and city.
Supervisor Lincoln urged the difficulty Of Mr:
kimbAll's position and claimed that the bil should
Several other members had opinions to express
on the matter, the objection beng that 1t would
set bad precedent for other COLLECTORS, notably
Mike Eraus, who would doubtless come up with
IN arm ul OF bills for legal advice rendered him in
his injunction suits. Tue bill was finally referred
to Il cululnlttee Of one, consisting OF Justice
Wallace.
til: following bills were allowed and audited:
Murry Nelson Moderator last town e:eceton.... II
Justice Su1nuleruc3, shtriy-two days a
Justice Walluee, tfty tive Days So
Supervisor Lincoln. str iDnery, help, etc...... IL
Printing OF bill III t:e Paill1ps case, At MI Yer
non ~o
i. j. CuFrf;ln, expenses u issaasor. 1874.
money advanced fer the OF tlt town....... 0O
u. ". isouinson, to OF der. 6O
Kuh,t,nh s;1oau,r m nrl1.r.
G e Matt. lo,yu ofters. -
Justice Mcech asked, and was granted, further
time to examine the Tappau CLAIM.
A threat wa5 presented Dy ScoSlEl = Batiev thnt,
IT paid for leAl services rendered soale time in
l574, they would tAe town Tor Slo0 Leave
was given them to sue.
The Board then adjourned until Thursday after
noon at O'clock.
TIE NORTH TOWN BOARD
met Yesterday afternoon hear TIE report Of the
Committee appointed to audit the accounts OF the
town ohcers. The Committee asked for further
time, on account OF NOT having been able TO yet
Collector Temple to present his vouchers aud other
papers. Tie Committee was given until ThuredaJ,
when another meetin. wll'be held.
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OF his regard for her legal ability and pF61essfoaaI
conduct.
The resolutions we're then unanlmonsly adopted,
to present them to the different courts, aud have
than spread on the records: Circuit Court, J. 4;
Sleener; Superior Court, Miss Perry; Federal
Uradwell.
aclected to present the resolutions to the Supreme
Court.
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Woods; Secretary and Treasurer. James y: scotI-
Executive Committee: II. G. Pulling, chairman
II. t. Newman, E. S. Pinne5, Alvin Anloess'
Potter Palmer. c.,,
The Associutiou adjourned until next SATURDAY
afternoon at = clock.
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RutANEk GOODS
A WOMHN'S IDEA.

[Respectfuly dedicated 70 Mrs, Thompson, o1o ws-
You we're speaking Inas now OF the ''wa1s," Ass.
Tn 1are yo%t gosd tss.e wil With re n assee:
That or uAr-D -DeatcEs surely are - funainG.'
When tnsy * rs 70 s9@s e tee!E ding ea shops
AZ honest Hayes elccIoa-
They surely must Eoow that our own little friend.
WIFE her latest improvement, Al i patented too.
L. Just what's put them Il pasdon-
T'ye been to her Psriors. and know for > fact
That her gooIs al tl1e fcs: sxSrIllng, -
and her store Is just grand! why sae place Is bon
You sh,u.& see gor yourself, there's no telling
For our little :. woman has beaten them all
So say let US af1 With one voice.
Come forward AID tell our fa!1 friends II you buy.
Give Mrs. e. THOMPSON r1c cho!ee.
At Two hundred Ten wahash-don't pass It by
As you are looking 1or s. n shin; oreoE,inx:
ucf in ,rov-u :. Sarato-s De ire that yon t13,
Pocket portraits. handsome faces.
New machines with speed encasts.
Thossss Tss saatn ss s;taS rsqss millions In It."
High priced pictures nre 40 better.
Neat anu lauly for the pocket
un account VI p1ices low.
The poor ns well Is rch can go.
eeABBoTT,77
rhotog1a oher. 10 st.te.st:
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gratitude on the part OF the jurors to the County
Board for selecting them, and SO intended, doubt
leaa.
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Il
maple. sugar, the proprietor assuring h1n thar it
va. ot tbs year. mae. fresh from the su~ary.
Yesterday The gentleman wrnt bark and told MIN
pclltc1y but firmly, tstai his representations Ind
beeu false, since tue sugar was old cake that Ind
been melted down. The poor grocer hurst into
tears. aud. falling on his knees. mp'ored his Gus
TONER'S MERCY nssuriu. him that he had meant no
evil: thut 1t was good su.nr that evesybo y
d,d IT. II forgive you.' said the sind hearted
1hr sinl. but didn't waui su;ar Of the Centennial
year. Now. tell me honestly. have you none OF tais
years n,akc:'.: no, sobhcd The croccr, '*and
there IL only one place on The West Sdr where you
can get" .-Wherc is thal." said the customer
-'Just round the corner on Madison street. re-
pied the penitent grocer. and gave the customer
sroce. deceive me aito:' asked the customer. 40,
M. sir; tor he has whole orchard Of cherry trees
NJ or his farm In Wisconsin. and during the aot
weather. when he ltscs there, be gets up before
day lisnt and sc-s out 10 chop them with his Little
hatchct.-he is 20 truthful" The customer went
and pa,d four cents pound more for The gem ne
surur, ard doesn know till he reada this In Tue
T4,BCSE to -day th4t the rame grocer owns both
stores AMI that the genuine sugar and the admitted
counterfeit were melted down in the fame boiler
last Tuesday bT him.
meeting Of dealers in and receivers OF timothyl
and Tax sced was held yesterday afternoon in the
room OF the Committee of Arbitration Of the Board
OF Trade. for the purpose Of forming an ssso-
Mr. John NJ Wallace wss elected Chairman and
Mir. s. II. Larnin.ie Secretary. Fourteen mem
Oef$ O1 tue lsHuC AGFc pCsCul-
The Chairman ~ d thai It intended to make
a permancn. organization There WAS strong
against Chicago men in railroad I
rxtcs and steps should be taken to rcctity It. IT.
would nlso be advantageous 10 the trade to haveI
statistics gathered and ideas gle1ued ~ to the bes
ut1sures to be taken to govern the seed trade
Mr., Fowler ea1d there had never been bond Of
union between the various gentlemen engaged In
ne ~eed trade, and they l1ad nerer had means Of
urbitrsr1u IN cases OF difference: and he thought
Terv fnvofatly Of the proposed association.
Mr. Pelzet and Mr.. Wallace coiucided with these
,p1nIoux The latter saId that statistics OF rece pts
* seeds could be gathered much better the II"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-15

Tus Fa~iiy Story Paper /. the title OF
very lively. interesting and instructive
weekly published BY Norman l.. Munro
X Co., "a Bsskman street. New York.
II il neatly printed paper. the size OF
the New York Lsigcr. fall OF excellent
and highly interesting reading matter.
illustrated. aud 10 just what liz name
indicates, . welcome visitor in every
family circle. A an additional induce.
n.n,. the sntsrprising propristors in
close With the paper. free. to each sub
scribsr. u portion Of Shakespeare, con
tinuins the same each week until the
whole Is complete. Thus each sub.
scribsr gets not only the paper which is
fully worth its price, 50 = year. but
shsksspsars's works complete. worth
more than double that sum.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-15
BLACK HILLS ITEMS.
Irrom tn. Black Hill. Herald, Jan. /.

Iron the Black Hills Herald, Jan. ~
A mining district has been organized in
4 gulch ON the west side Of BATTLE Greek.
Tho gulch emptiss opposite Hayward city.
The district was organized on January 2,
1877. The name 10 Hustlston. with Mr..
uustleton a. resordsr. A 17-foot assure
vein Of quartz. carrying free geld. was dis.
covered In tho district. A silver quartz
lead bearing wire silver and supposed "
be very rich. has been discovered In the
same neighbsrhood.
Foster 4 &c. havsllAid, out . new mining
district ON the branch Of Battle creek
which smpties into the main stream Just
above the own Of Hayward. About fifty
claims are now taken and ''ths end 10 not
yet" Forty-six cent? 10 the pan has been
taken out, and good quartz loads have also
besn discovered.
In the Foster district. the Anderson COM
pany washed out from twelve and ons-hAlf
10 forty cents 10 the pan. The streams
run nearly parallel with Battle creek. aud
about two miles and . half Of claims are
taken up e date.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-15
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

Joseph Walker. whs lived near Sebas'
tspol, bonoua county. states that In the
year ist4-5. there WAS an Absence Of rain
In that section for eighteen month";. Deer
died On the hillsidss from thirst and
scarcely anything in the vegetable lils va,
raised. The year lsj0-l Was very similar
10 the present. No rain fell during thai
season till February. when II came down
in torrents for three weeks. and the crop.
turned out over an average yield.
Joseph Burnell. Of Bolinas, was arrest
Cd sa Wednesday last, at Livsrmore. by
Charles Lauff and II. 7. ~Cottinsham. on
suspicion Of the murder Of young Herbert,
He was met In San Francisco by Sheriff
Tunstead, and lodged In prison ever night,
and the next day taken to Nan Rafael. liz
makes no statement except TO declare his
innocence. lie waived examination be-
fore q magistrate. and will Be hold W ap-
pear before the next Grand Jury.
The ghost We referred to the other day
a. appearing on the front lsves In the
vicinity Of J street, says the Narysville
Cali appeal. proves to have been
young hoodlum on stills wrapped In .
sheet. The boy Was enjoying . sheet and
pillow-cass party all by himself. b !,
. dangerous business. a. SEINE one nighl
take q molten 10 ascertain. BY the use o
. shotgun, whether OF net there were fssl
and blood under the sheet.
A correspondent writss from Fish Roel
stating that there 10 In that locality. sand
stone suficient 10 build . city as large q
San Francisco. Tho stone 10 within mile
Of n sLipping point, whence 10 can be
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-15
THE sIcKEsr MAN IN LOUISIANA.

Pinchbsck. Who wanted to be United
States Senator from Louisiana, but
failed to secure the prize In the regular
Republican Legislature. has at length
come cut in his true colors. lie 90,
mad. and on Saturday seeded 10 III.
Nichols mock gsusrnment, taking with
him three eolorsd Republican Senators.
These three would give the Democratic
Senate . quorum. and leave the Rspub-
licans without one. This was Brother
Pinehbeck's glorious revenge. He acted
. little too soon. however. anal to-day,
since the Government hsa recognized
the Pscksrd administration % the emily
legitimate one. he 10 sroanins in agony
OF spirit ever his own supreme folly.
He has killed himself politically forever.
and As.ceforth neither party will have
anything 10 DO with % treachsrous q
scoundrsl. SO far ~ the Republicans
are concerned. va sisiiy wash our hands
Of him. and rejoice heartily that We have
NJ last discovered his true character. We
vs.,urs 10 say that riuchbeck 10 to-day
the sicksst man In Louisiana, and that
his "rsvsuss." instead Of proving. a.
tradition reports ID. "svsss." has turned
IN call and wormwood In his mouth.
rhs fate which eventually ovsrtakss all
traitors, has ovsrtaksa him. and bis
punishment 10 most just.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-15
NEVADA ITEMS.

The Manhattan Silver Mining Company
shipped from Austin. January 9Th. twelve
bars Of bullion. weighing sis pounds. and
valued at SIS, 29i 10. Total for the week,
twsnty.fsur bars. weighing 6,6sG pounds,
and valued at $40, 659 n.
While some farmers were attending ser
vice In the Methodist Chnrch at Reno,
some gracslsss thief stripped their wagon,
and bugyies Of all robes, ovsrcoats and
shawls that had been left In them.
The Eiko ~Independeai Of Saturday says
Peur cars loaded with Black Hills veteran,
passed through ON their way 70 Ban Fran
sisco by the train yesterday morning.
Thrse hundred and nfty stesrs were
loaded on the cars ut wiansmucca for San
Francisco, ON wednesday last.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-15
wHrN Frederick Soulie WAS buried

WHEN Frederick Soulie was buried,
Alexander Dumas was asked ON the
ground to pronounce tho funeral ora
ton. "Impossibls." he replied 81
have not the heart to make pretty phra.
sss here" Anthony Bsraud had pre-
pared . long speech. and said to Dumas,
81 will speak ; but you are the most Ia
nous person present, and cannot avoid
saying something" "wsll." said Du.
mas. - will begin. aud you must inter
rupt me-" Dumas began /: "By the
aide Of this tomb, where rsposs the NOR
tai remains Of him whom we all
mourn" Beraud sprang forward.
''Tesrs choke his %uttennee!" he cried;
''the tears OF Alexander Dumas ON the
grave Of Frederick Soulie; What tribute
more eloquent" And he proceeded TO
reel OF the Grafton prepared two days
before. and the people went away aston
ishsd at the brillisncy OF the impromptu
interruption.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-15
THE DOUBLE

Eprroa Nxws: In tho E.,srpr's Of
January 7th appeared . communication
signed "Plsbian.' In advocacy 81 the
single standard for gold and silver money.
Piebis.. i,stssd Of attempting V rsfus
the arguments OF the advocates Of . dsubls
standard. takss the unwarrantsd liberty OF
stating the question for them. by this
spscisus "bsggiag Of the question:"
giving them . premise v suit himself.
Plsbian set up . straw man for the simple
purpose u knocking him dswn. In 90
doing he was necessarily guilty Of the
fallacy termed Iynorstio EisasAi. for Mills
and whstely agree: THAT this may DO
employed as well for the apparent refuta-
ton Of your opponents proposition - fer
the apparent establishment Of our evn.
for II 10 substantially the same thing. 10
prove what was not denied. or 70 disprovc
What Was not asserted" his evident inten-
ten being 10 force the advscatss Of .
double standard to hght Kim On the ground
Of his eva choosing. He has made . COM
plsts success "in proving what was net
denied" and In "aisproviag what was
net asserted" be routed his straw nen.
foot and hsrse ; all Of which had a. muoh
10 do with the subject (suppessd 10 bel
under consideration. - has the health Of
the Emperor Of China. with the quality
| Of whisky drank on tho Csnsteck. The
question OF Q double standard 10 simply
| one Of sxpsdisnoy. We. the people Of
| the United States. are In debt SEINE.
| thing more than two and . half
billion Of dollars, and our bonds have
bean Issued 10 that amount. At the time
We borrowed that amount Of money the
United States silver dollar VA IN un.
limited legal tender In the United States,
aud continued to be 90 until Dsssmbsr
1919, whom Its legal tender capacity was
| limited 10 Ave dollars. We cannot new.
| i'm honor, ask eur European creditors TO
accept payment in . metal which We refuse
10 accept a. . legal tsndsr ourselves and
| this Act Of December 1873 IL all that pre-.
vents ~ from paying the entire national
| debt In silver. where geld 10 net strictly
spsciisd, aud the writer hereof has yet 10
| learn Of such Q loan having been nsgotis-
ted. |. O.. where the priacipai must BE- paid
In gold.
IL 10 saly necessary for Congress TO re-
monetixe silver remsvs the interdict
on the coinage Of the old silver dollar.
which was . legal tender al the time our
loans we're negotiated. making 10 again n
legal tendsr-to enable US to pay our Eu.
ropsan creditors In silver. and BY 90 doing
ave nearly half . billion Of dsllars to the
taxpayers, which We will otherwise have 10
pay III our present suicidal policy IL
s~ontinusd) In the shape 81 q premium
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-15
ARcAnrAS CARSON.

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w ". 90. pS--u-s--
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=
c.n,,o, h,ua;r. u....Snn;n Az.
.,.,,,, g.. ,,-.h nnon = 81,
M. ~. 800 =, n,a..,.-,nh.
1917. 81. ,.,.s 800. -;,h -.
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a'e '.o
'a'
p'As anu
-, p'A,'ns. Nn''A s'.'e o.
~
so An' h'sn'y on.noAs'' o'si's On
'hsii P&r' 70 ~ uno'''osa a''sh"oh "
hs soso avs o ~ oen'n' o. 'n'
s'a's' mo % ssouie 'Ass pse'ai adm'fa'
Q ana sssssm o. inc arson people.
Wsars says : 1 tool q walk ibis norm
ing out into The southsastsrn suburbs
OF the metropolis and gazsd upon the
imposing appearance OF Castle Lyman.
otherwise known a. the State Prison.
I did not avail myself o. the Provsfoiai
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-15

REMAINS Of persOnagss bsh.sded 300
years ago have been discovered in the
Tower Of London. Those which seem
to b. thoroughly identified are the skel.
stons Of the Countess Of Salisbury.
Robert Dudley. the father OF Lady Jane
Gray. and the unhappy Anne BOlsyn.
The Tower records show exactly where
the dscspitstsd bodies Of these illustri'
Gus persons we're originally buried. and
these remains were found sIa:tly in the
placss indicated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-15
A coxv.xr scandal q p.fasr.bis i'm

A CONVENT scandal a psfdsrsbls In
portanoe has arisen In France, through
the ~suforcsd ssclusion of'A youag Eng
llsh hsirsss, 81 the inadgstion OF her
stsp.mothsr. The girl protested against
going 10 the convent. bsing herself .
Protestant. Altar becoming m inmate.
II Is stated. she was cruelty treated. and
ct last her will was 20 broken down that
she consented 70 Join the order. Be-
coming violently III. her relatives were
summoned and the facts became known.
A demand was made for her release. II
was refused. A medical examination
was ordered. the result OF which was q
report that her life depended upon her
immediate release from the convent. The
matter wal then taken before the Court.
A new and independent investigation
wa ordered. This was still proceeding
ct the last advicss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-15

And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on the 18th day
OF Dscsmbsr. 1915, 20 many shares OF earh
parcel Of such stock ~ may be Necessary will
DO sold at public ~anctien. 81 the auction sales.
room Of John Middleton 4 bon, No. $40 Mont
gomery street, Han Fnnclsco. California. on
this hour Of 10 O'Clock ~. OF said day. 10 pay
said delinquent assessment thereon. together
with c SITS Of advertising and erpenses Of tbs
sale.
q. b CONapoN, Secretary.
Onice-7io Montgomery street, Rooms . and
a, nan Francisco. California. jsibtd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-15
SCHOOL. MONEY AProRrINoMRNr.
The following circular has just been
issued by the Superintendent Of Public
Instrusuon Of the State OF Nsvad:

DEPARTMENT OF PrBLic INSTRUCTION.
CARSON. January Ia, 1877.
To School Supsrintsndsats and Fiscal
Onicsrs Of tho stAts 81 Nevada; Ysu ara
hereby nsuhsd that In accordance with
the provisions Of the amended School
Law. I have this day aPportisnsd the SUM
Of twenty-five thousand oss hundred ana
sevsnty-nvs and f~erty-eus ons-hundrsdths
dollars ($25.i75 Az, among the several
counties Of this State. upon the basis Of
the School Census Returns for the year
ending August. 81. 1876, a. par the ali
straet Of appsrtisamsat;
ABSTRACT or rnE riRsr snNi-ASSrAL Ar-
roHrioSNESr OF SCHOOL noSrfs ron
1877. At rMr RATE or s2.97o'i7 rrH
crSsus chilli.