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FORTY tEAEs sEF0Ra TINE PrRirO.
DIR. c. VI FLAMES
CELEERATEB
LIVE K PILLS,
roE TIE euRr or
IIepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA ASp SICK HEADACHE.


Symptoms Of q Diseased Liver.
DAlN ia the Fight side, under the
edEeofthe ribs, Increases on pres
sure sometimes the pain Is in the left I
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side sometimes tie pain
is felt under the shoulderbl blade, and
it frequently extends to tie top of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken for rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach il affected with less Of
appetite and sickness; The bowels in
general me eostiYe, sometimes alter
native with lax tic head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with u dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
There isgenera.ly aconsiderable loss
ofmemoly, accompanied within pain
full sensation Of having left undone
something Which ought to have be1
done. A slight, dry cough Is some
times an attendant, The patient
complains of Wearincss and eebihty;
he Is easily startled, his het are cod
or buudng, and he complains of e
prickly sensation of the sin; hs
spirits are low; and although he is
Statistical that e.Aaxaia-a,posld4h he hans-
fetal 10 him, vet lie can scarcely
summon u, '9l'',eac enousn 70 ny
II, IA 'alt' - tl, ,, = elsiy IN
ees' '2l' >isa q 5ne Spote sylpp
TOMS '''It-'a ti.S oi'Ca2e' On esSe'
nave occurred % ,; lew o. mem e., gN-
lstea' W. e&aifliliS'loh o. tue oody'
~ ,'-..,i' -. low Wy t1s ~ ~
have peen ezteasyeIy aefaneed.
AG UE ND re \ L K,
DR.. {. NtIkNE's LIVER Pills,
II cAsEa OF AeuE AND lGrER, when
taken with lHlnine, arc productive
ofthe most haRpy results. No better
eathmuc can be uacd, preparatory
TO, or al,er taking Qulmns. We
yuo111 oIptHa Ill ,Ia ere qriffted
"oe''
with fins disease to ave tlgm A
49, a ,.,'' A'.z>'s..'' ~ e. N'''
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bN lIit bbNti Ibi.
Il. b. BEAVERS, sec. of state,
BY q. W, StClair, Deputy.
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TO CONSERVATIVES,

The advertiser, having been perman.
entity cured of that dread disease, Con.
sumption, by simple remedy, Is anxtuuy
to n Ike known to his fellow sufferers
the means of cure. To all who desire il,
he will send a copy of the prescription
used, (free of charge), with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which
they will find sure cure for CONSUMPTION.
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, DC. Parties wish.
ing the prescription will address,
Rev. f. A. WILSON, 1914 Penn ST., Will.
iamsburg, New York. Jan en-
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| will mail Gree the recipe forprcpar-
ing simple Vegetable Balm that viii re
move TAN, FRFCKLEs, PlMPLEs, BLorCH.
rs, leaving the SKIN soft. clear and bcauti-
ful; also instructions for prod cling n
luXuriant growth Of hair on bald head
or smooth face Address Ben Vandcli
& Co, Box jl2i, No Wooster St, n
Y. jan me
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THE SUN.
1877

1877. NEW YORK. 1877.
The different editions of The Sun during
tie next year will be the same rs during the
year that has just passed. The daily edition
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and on sundays a sheet eight pages, or 56
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and of the substitution of craftsmanship Wis
dom. and integrity for hollow pretence, i'm
bpciity and fraud in the administration of
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ofvotes enforced by military violence. 1t
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now not for from million ofSouls-with the
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! for this purpose A numerous and carefully Sc
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! Its reports from Washington, especially, win
/ be tull. accurate, and fearless; and it will
doubtless continue to deserve and enjoy the
! hatred of those who thrive hy plundering the
! Treasury or By nsurping what the law does
not gve-them while it will endeayor to mer-
| 1.-THE confidence of the public by defending
the rights of the people against the cLcroach-
ments of unjustited power.
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rate OF 81 year, post paid,
The benefit OF this great reduction from the
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/ THE SUN, New York City, n. Y.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered for years
from Nervous Debility, Premature De.
cay, and all the effects of youthful indis'
erection will, for the sake of suffering I'M.
mainly, send free to all who need it. the
recipe and direction for making the sim.
pie remedy BIZ which he was cured SUI
ietefs wishing 10 profit by the advertise.
ef.s experience can do 50 by addressing
in perfect confidence,
JouN Is iauES, AZ Cedar.st MY
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$500 Reward /!
Proclamation by the Governor.

WHEREAS it has come to the knowl.
w edge of the Executive, that on the
night Of the 2Sth of March, 1877. the
Court House at Van Buren,, in Crawford
County, in this State, was set on fire
and burned, Thereby destroying the Re
cords and papers of said County, by
some unknown person or persons:
Therefore, /, W. r. MILLER, Cover
nor Of the State of Arkansas, by virtue
Of the authority as vested in me by the
Constitution and laws of said state, do
hereby offer Reward Of
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for the arrest and conviction OF said I'M
known person or persons, who committed
said offence,
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, | have here.
unto set my hand and caused
the Seal of the State to be
G / affixed at Little Rock, on the
Z . 30th day of March, 1877.
W r. MILLER. f.avnrifor.
BY the Governors;
b. i BEAVERS,
Secretary of State,
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DESCRIPTION. :, .M4
The said George Green tcolofed) IS In n
% or - years of age feet inches N.Y. ,ta
weigh about $50 or 1876 pounds. is OF . aSi
yellow color, rather cast Gown eoun,,ns
has very thick lips,s inclined to ORR" Vb !
excess, when last seen was wearing ,,~ W.
wool hat, black frcek coat conSiaeraus' opl
and pants of dark color, pa'eh'"
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$500 Re W ard.
Proclamation by the Govern''

M HEREAS, ttbas come to the knowleesff
W oi the Executive that GEohu I"
GREEN, tcolofed) Killed Allen lowe'h
the ith Of November, 1876, in the counp
Crawford, in this state. and that SAID ueV''I
Green, tcolored) is still mt large:
Now, therefore, |, a. II. GARLAND. Gown
or of the state OF Arkansas, by virtue "
authority vested in me by the consttu'r
and laws of said State, do hereby offer =
ward OF flN l. HUNDRED DOLLARS,
the arrest and delivery OF said George OK
(coloredl to the Sheriff of Crawford eou hs,I
In testimony whereof | ha'ens
unto set my hand. ana 60" ae,s
Ill. s. the seal Of the State to " T., a.
cd at Little Rock. on 'l ,s-e
18th day OF Novem heh ID
a. II. GARLAN
BY the Governor.
Il. b. BEAVERS, Sec. of State,
BY &. W. StClair, Deputy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-01

GETTING ALoSo.-Ths new schcol.house
Of Gold Hill 10 under cover and the sides
are about enclosed. II . storm should
happen along Just now II would do very
little harm. a. the carpenters could remain
comfortably in the house and finish their
work. Indications paint to the compile
ton OF the house by the time specified In
the contract.
FrSE woRx.-Mr. Emma ellis Smith
10 still on tho Comstock. She continues 10
reproduce excellent pictures from photo
graphs d short notice and In the most sat-
i~sfactory style. The popularity OF this
lady's work 10 great. and she 10 kept con.
stantly busy supplying the demands upon
her still and attsntion.
To QUIET TirLr.-Ths Keystone Mining
Company has commenced IN action against
tho Lady Washington and Il. T. Heating
10 quiet the title 10 the Keystone ground.
The adverse title claimed by the defend
ants 10 . Gold Hill tax title. Q. Derby.
Superintendent Of the Keystone. vsrifies
the complaint.
Usprn ApvIsrxESr.-The case Of Lam
mon Va. Drake. for the paper on which the
complaints In the back bullion tax suits
were printed. has been argued and taken
under advisement by Judge Moses I'LL
Monday at 10 A. y.
QuALrrY AND QUANTITY. - Some good
prospects are being obtained from leads to
the uorthward Of this city. A few Of these
leads yield ore that will pay for milling.
How much Of such ore can be obtained
remains TO Be asosrtained.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-01
Yesterdays SUICIDE.
The Desperate DECD Perferued
During = ftt OF De~peadssey-
STORY OF Jshs Hanlry ceaeern.
ting the AMIR.

n sr;e;5a M Richard j. Carrolton
...,,.u.,t
yesterday DID not cause "u0n a.
In the community. The story " NJ
| Koch A printed In the NEWS yesterday
-,u...,..,,.,ix eoyreet differs In ,ome
" -, ~. u.n,.x Al.
particulars ironi '"A'o' 'V
friend OF Carrolton, who says thai ne came
| ,o him and asked II he had q pistol. saying
.,-.l.-.. coin, a. po.,,. d,striet ana
~ L., 49,.
wanted weapon OF SOME A'"u. ''
said he had . pistol that he would sell ior
sis-a navy revolver. Carrslton said II
.,-..,-..,~a nm. N. vould sive
inc p's'o' -,
$40 for It,. He WAS shoSn 10y pistoi; ~
was not loaded ana cArroi'on saia ne
wanted II loaded, a. pe,ors outIns no
wished 10 Try u. nAhIsy Ao
weapon. Carrolton tnen sAia ,uey "euio
10 to hoehs sAioon. IN suien
shooting gallery. when no would try %
pistol. HAnley sAid tney "ouiu MOI A.ow
shooting with Q revolver out CArtoi.on
was determined To 20 thero anu shoot and
the two men accordingly proceeded W inc
saloon.
The proprietor Of the shooting gallery,
and also Mr.. Koch. owner OF the saloon,
objected 10 the uso OF anything but tho
usual rifles. Carrolton seomed determined
10 get hold OF tho pistol and shoot he
seized hold OF 10 W wrest IL from hAnlsy,
and the two men skirmished about the
saloon for some time. much 10 the terror
| u those present. Hanlsy hal begun to
| suspect what Carrolton wanted with tho
pistol. and did all he could to prevent his
getting possession Of IL. The two men
finally fell To the floor In their scuffie,
| and rolled over zach other two or three
| time. in their struggle for possession OF
| tho weapon. Carroltion finally succeeded
In getting IL, when he .prang TO his feet.
said Good-by, John opened ms NOUN
and plaecd the muzzle OF the pistol 70 H.
lie WAS Just In tho act OF pulling tine tris.
ger when Hanley gained his ieet and
struck the weapon up. u, was uischtscu
at the moment, and the shot took effect ~
stated above.
Carrolton had been drinking freely Tor
two days. lie drew his pay yesterday and
| then vent about paying some OF his biiis'
| Sincs tho fatal occurrence there arc .
number Of his friends who remember
having heard him say that he intended 70
kill himself. Nothing was thought OF sueh
words at the time he uttered them; "hiie
In Gracey 4 Riorien's saloon no SAID
something about going home AND burning
all his letters; then he sent u the oiiVst
Palace saloon aud asked Tor bis ohi. ~
was made out Tor him anu ~
$40; lie Q over ..'1s bsc,n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-01
Iisiper's New rhsster.

senator Pipcr's Opera House In Virgins
City Is receiving careful attention from
the contractor. and will be finished a. soon
A. possible. Yesterday the foundation OF
the dres. circle was laid and tho outlines
Of the gallery were reared aloft. The
whole interior. scenery and all. will be
new. II was at first proposed to use The
scenery. seats and other interior trappings
~ ons Of the Marysville California;
theAters, hut Mr.. Piper has determined TO
have everything new, the stage and all per-
tanning thereto to be made a. large ~ the
dimenslons Of tho building will permit.
A stage carpenter arrived yesterday from
san Francisco and has already commenced
operations. lie will at once proceed TO
Truckeo. where he will have made the hats
aud other stage apparatus. The building
1. now nearly inclosod and roofsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-01

METHODIST ErtscorAL cnuRcn. 6olp HUI
Tier. will b. divine service In the Methodist
M cot.l church 10 morrow (sunisyl. at II
A a. ani 7 y. NJ. R-v. ". Minis ofheiatins.
sU lsy school 81 - n.
-. Jcu<'. cuuRcn. GoLo iinL--Ther- vii
b. di,ln. service. II ~. Johns church to NOR
rss a. n A. n. and 7 r. n. Rev. n. =. Eastman
cmcsting Sunday sshoola 81 i.S y. n.
N. PAuL'- CuuEcn. viEaISIA.-rherc will
- shyin. ->rvicc In ~. Paul. church. Virginia.
te-u4,rvow al n ocl sk An. and =. ~, b-Pop
Nliisker oniciaiing.
nsxnx Will b. divine service ct Grace
rhaIeh, silver CITY. tomorrow evening 81
. ctloek. Rev. W. "a. Jeavsy oric aiing,
1aEMk will ~ divine -sryice ., Dayton to
mnrow ct u a. ~. Rev. W. H. Jenvey ofneiai
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-01
Goest s~hoosinE.

Last night W. ID. O. Gibson and Tom
Diamond had q little private shooting
match at Taylor 4 Rahilly's shooting
gallery. Gold Hill. Each had 100 shots,
tho highest possible score being 1900.
aibson made CT ~bullis-eycs, Is elevens,
3 tens and I nine. . total Of il5G. Dia-
mond's score was 81 bull's.cyes, II s~levens,
7 tsns and I nine. ~AggregAting l1i2. On
tho whole. 10 was fine shooting and . close
ly contested match. oibson winning by IA
naints-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-01

character. The message will take strong
grounds in favor OF the protection OF citi-
zens and their property on the Rio drands
border, and Of the settlement OF our DIM
culties with Mexico. II will also recon.
mend great economy In every branch Of
the public service. owing to the diminished
receipts Of revenue. The correctness OF
these forsshadowings Of the message will
be confirmed Of Monday by the message
itself.
A Iaar as Well A. = Traitor.
New YORK. Dec. LA Time' Columbia.
South Carolina, special says Senator Pat
tsrson's assertion that In voting for Butler
be Is representing tho Republican feeling
here. occasions- intense disgust among
members OF that party. Careful inquiry
among Republican members Of the Gen.
eral Assembly fails to Hnd any Que 70 In.
dorse his treason. II 10 safe to say that
the only South Carolina Republicans who
were willing 10 vote for Butler are those
who are now fugitives from justice. The
author OF the New York dispatch read
by him In the Senate 10 now In Jail here
awaiting trial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-01
FUNERAL or n. 2. RICE.
A Large Assesdascs The later
essisg Csremsaiss OF she Occa-
sion.

tn. C.,so, A,,.ai M this morning
:, ~
gives inc ioiio"ins oe@ii~u se0ouh' VI 'no
funeral Of the late II. =. Rice
Thu Right Reverend Bi.bop Whitaker.
s.sisteS by Rev. II. l.. focts, Rector Of
this Parish. conducted the funeral services
yesterdsy, over the mortal remains Of our
ismented fellow citizen. the late Henry p.
Rice President Of The Town Coupcil Of
C.rsor c,tv' w. b,ve seldom seen Al
nnrsror. an .,,s.a.ncs Gsntlsmen and
i.liss from storey. Ws.hoe and Douplss
ao,n,i.. cam. In ,.,v consid.r.hla nnm-
h.r. Ih,nt . o.cioci ,hs coain. nreceaea
bv he Bi.hop Ana Rector. the former re-
citing tbs s-srvice of Ina dead. entered The
.onth .i.ia "A tha church ,nd proceeded to
,hs ch.n.s, n. coesn "a. hnrne nv nall
i..r.,. ..l.c,si tror IN. r.nL. m tbs a.
a Nsson.. The decessed having bean
a msmh., m that Order. The church Was
siIsa a. v.s sI.o ina s~nnday.school room.
M.r, h.,n, NAM a. yst avon st,ndip
room IN a. chr,ch r.m,insd In the
49, tn. cSoir ~s. .omnossJ M tbres
ms,a vaisssNM...,. Isnvh,on. Msson
- a.o.,iis Nj. Pr.nc.. Uojgkinson
.rs.iSsJ ~ A.. orvs, TIN .-.r,ioes closed
hx .%ineinc ths HYMN ,.ginning. when
~ ,i,,s nIo.s" Tbis
A.. Mn.,. camno.s5 Inv
-. ar t,n.r.I n, !.
Professor rssmore LOT 'nS T, i IT, s VIZ
IA.e enn - pe.ons. =, ~ .nd
sSus M. un snnroG,is,siy Jr.nsd
a. - ,mnIIss n, .ysrgrssn
..s",,h IA. Tn IN rc.ncc,s tbs scr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-01
PARTICULARS.
Full Asessas OF che t'oissninx Of
n. q. Tiiden's child.


The Sacramento Record. T~io@ Of yester-
day morning givss tho following partieu.
lars Of the sad accident already mentioned
by tho NEWS: A distressing accident, re-
sulting In the death Of . little child OF NJ.
@. Tilden. Of Virginia City. Nevada. took
place Wednesday night at the residence Of
Judge ]. T. Landrum. Mrs. LAndrum
has hal charge Of the twin daughters Of
Mr.. Tiidsn since shortly after tho death
Of their mother. which took place when
they were but . few weeks old. and has
been a. q second mother to them. Latter
ly her house has been infestediwith rats,
and Wednesday evening Mrs. Landrum
mixed q quantity Of strychnine with some
mashed potato In . saucer. intending TO
place II where the rats would get, at II.
Unfortunately her husband got the im.
preston that she Was preparing tho potato
az food for the children. During the
night the children awoke, and while
Mrs. Landrum was attending to tho wants
Of one Of them her husband took mp what
he thought Was food prepared for the III.
tic ones and fed the other. In . brief
time Mrs. Landrum noticed what he was
doing and bais him desist, eIclaiming,
.'Oh. Judge. that 10 poison; you have
killed my baby |" A gentleman residing
in the house was called AMI dispatched for
Q doctor. who arrived Ia fifteen or twenty
minutes. Meanwhile Mrs. Landrum had
given tho child y quantity Of castor oil.
Hsfore The doctor arrived il had q spasm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-01
A ~nRMARKAHi.R Y q.

wrsr TowSsEsD, w., Nay II, 1890.
MrssRs. Q. W. Fowl 1 soxs -Gsntsmsn:
Several yesrs ago I took . severe cold, which
settled on my luncs. where II remained without
relaxation. I was then In Massachusetts,. and
growing wore and becoming unable 30 attend
to my business. I ret ,rned home and com
msnced searching In earnest for sons msdi.
cine which would restsre my Lost health. i
consulted physicians, I tried many remedies,
but obtained no help. but cAily grsv worse. !
had . terrible cough and raised . good deal OF
blood had profuse night sweats and ssvers
palm In my side. continued In this state for
m0Lth-, and became % weak that it was with
great dinnculty I coaid walk. when ! vas I'D.
sised T. try wist,r's Balsam Of Wild Cherry,
and TO mi great JOY ] soon found that this rem
edy had arr, sted the disea'e. continued 10
uss thu Balsam IN the extent OF ave bottlss.
and have since then experieaced no difnculty
IL the lungs. believe the Baisam saved nj
life. and I shall ever hold 10 In high estimation.
Yours truly. LIwlS PHELPS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-01
National GUARD Hall.

Mr.. Emmett appeared again last evening
at National Guard Hall In his great
creation Of Fritz. Our German Cousin"
Another large and enthusiastic audience
greeted him. Tho entire play was pre-
.en,ed artis,ically and with effsct. Mr..
Immet outshons all his former efforts.
Harry Courtaine aud II. N. Brown were
good in their respective characters. N. ID:
Curtis did tho negro business In good
style. Miss Gertie Granville Was as charm
ing as ever. and presented the favorite
character Of Louise In the most acceptable
manner. "fritz" will be repeated To-
night and tomorrow night. KAISER"
will he introduced TO tho public on Mon.
day evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-01

~
-
The oreas War In the Esss.
LONDON. Nov. 30.-There Is Q great
pspic I'm Sophia, and the inhabitants are
s..,nv-.fr.id ,b,, m. Ru,,i,n. NAV cut
80. r.. n
the ROAD po'wesh sophiA Anu iAf'Ai Do
jardek.
Ahmct Ali has notified tho war onicc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-01

OrnR.-The south drift east % the ledge
on The 1900 level Of tho 0phir 10 today
1n ffty.one feet from the main east
drift IL Is thlriy.six feet from ths point
wieie u Was turned into east country. and
Il m king about six feet q day. No other
sof il being done IN this level.
Tar medal won by DIR. Benz. Robinson
a. tie Nevada State Fair. as tho champion
pir on shooter % the State. Is on exhibit
tol At tho jcwelry store Of NJ. NJ. fred-
.riss, Virginia.
Txs afternoon the County Board Of
Iluc ton examined Miss dertie Plan-
Asglf .. Gold Hin, for a license 10 teach.
ails Gertis y one ~ the students In "a
Nv school.
y 3. EcKalKr. ciyn ami mining engi'
1.~ = gan Francisco. arrived in Virginia
scssef lay AMI viii remain On the Com
oes lboai a seek.
Tn mills Of Tie Union Mill and Mining
Company, which have been running on
lJrstiss ore. will shut down As soon a. the
ore on hand 10 crushed.
". i. MErcALr, . representative OF the
San h ancisco xp;,;i 81 tie T'ss'. was ON
tie " sssngcr train for California ye-ier-
DAY en sning.
oLs wrSSExrcc.. Chief Of all the Pr
at-s. accompanied by his son Naichez. ar
rived n Virginia yesterday morning from
~ , z~neisco.
~ Arcadia saloou In Virginia City was
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-01

Tho Dan Francisco correspondent Of the
Carson T,ibs.s. writing under date Of No
vember 30th. says: I met General John
d. Winters. and he requested me 70 state
that he sent In his resignation as General
Of the Nevada militia three months ago.
lie did Il from the fact that hc IL now .
voter In this State. and 10 greatly surprised
that he has had no notification OF Governor
Bradley's acceptance Of the SAINT or the
appointment Of his successor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-01
A wAuurxoros paper says: Tn. man

A WARRINGTON paper says: The man
whe wants tho Postofico at Bitter Creek.
Dakota Territory, went into willard's
bar the other day. Heaving two bottles
through the window psnss and laying
his revolver on the counter. no shouted
to the alarmed barkesper "I'm the
tiger OF the woods; set up your taran.
tier juice" After n tumblsr full OF
the burning fluid had blazsd It's way
down. he swung his pistol in the ait and
yelled: "whoop-es I! I'm bad ! lot me
ut him, let me chnw his name; I'm q
ysllow.tailed wolf. Let go my harness.
stranger. I'm the grizzly bear Of the
mountains. I'll chaw him up. I'm an
elephant, feel my tusks." At this point
q squad Of Metropolitan police yanksd
him on TO the sidewalk and dropped his
pistol In the water tank.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-01
Pioneer Laa,s. Committee.

BY notice In our advertising columns
to-day oil the ladies interested In the com.
ing Pioneer Fair are requested 10 meet
Immediately after the meeting OF tho En-.
tsrtainment aud TableanI Committees. at
Pioneer Hall. on Monday next. at 10
o'clock A. y. A full attendance 10 re-
questsd for the transaction Of important
business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-01
A s.reaad. to Foreman Coms,oeL,

The Washington Guard band gave a
ssrenade last evening to Mr.. Comstock,
foreman Of the ophir. at his residence on
Bonanza street. After playing some Of
their choicest music before the door, Mr..
Comstock camo out and gave tho boys .
hearty welcome. A bountifnl collation.
was sot out, aud after two long hours had
been spent In merry making. the boys
rent home feeling we'll repaid for their
Wait.