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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-30
Banana D~siisaseseiss.

The papers were yesterday served upon
the California and Consolidated Virginia
Mining Companies. in suits by the State,
to compel the payment Of the ten per cent.
delinquent penalties incurred by the fail
ure to pay the taxes on their net proceeds,
during the year 1876. as follows: Con-
solidatcd virginia-From July I to Sep
TENDER 30. si.isj %; from October I 10
December n. <i3.i3i IS. California
From July l to September 30, $27.i33 IS;
from October I TO December 81. Sl5,s03 CD.
Total amount sued for. s60.t5i 33. At
the time tho partial settlement Was made
last May. when tho mines paid the princi-
pal or original amount OF tho taxes. 1t was
understood that q compromise with regard
To the delinquencies and penalties WAS
entered into. This IL . mistake. In the
suits brought by Mr.. Lindsay. while he
was District Attorney. and In which Lewis
4 Deal were interested. IL was agreed that
the delinquenciss should not 10 demanded
until April. 1879. In the suits brought
by District Attorney Drake no such stipu.
lstion Was entered into. The question OF
the delinqusncies was withdrawn from the
consideration Of the court by the prosecu-
ton. with tho express understanding that
the suit for them should be renewed at any
time.
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To .h. I..dI.. Of Gold mn.

In our advertising columns to-day tho
Committee on Pavilion and Refreshments
for the coming celebration Of the Fourth
In Gold Mill, respectfully request the Ia.
dies Of this Town To hold a meeting and
choos. q committee Of twenty or more TO
attend the r,freshment tables for the
children on that occasion. There will
be about six hundred children present.
and 1t Is very desirable that these
little ones should be properly cared for
and given plenty Of good things. The
ladies can do this properly aud will confer
. great favor on the committee as we'll as
on the children by 80 doing. The parents
are not required to send any refresh
ments. a. the committee will furnish all,
and In plenty. Ladies', please read the
notice in our ADVERTISING columns to-day
and lend your kipd assistance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-30
How % Bis~s.

Following il from tho Lyon county
T;-s.: "Yank says that when gale Is
blowing at Virginia the course Of tho wind
/. down six-Mile Canyon. up Carson river
to Gold Canyon, aud up tho latter past
silver City. 10 Gold Hin. thus almost
completing . circle. When Yank Is In
Virginia and his hat Is carried away by .
washos zephyr. he don't ~ down into
six.Mile Canyon 10 look for it-by no
manner Of means. lie pursues the better
policy Of starting down Gold Canyon, and
he avs he Is sure to meet 1t coming up"
This Is rather contrary 10 Dan De DULLES
theory Of the air currents in this vicinity.
and that veteran pneumaiologist Is called
upon 10 explain.
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Arrival. shis nss.ssE.
R.,,.,.a. service. rs-msrrsw.

Mkraoplsr Er,-cor,L cnuRcn, OoLD HILL
There will b. divine service In the Methodist
Ep,.copal Church tomorrow (snnia,l. at II
A n. aniT p. NJ. Rev. %. ". Fitch. ofnctatns.
SUNDAY. school ct % =. n.
sr. Jou>'s cnrRcn. Coin hIL--rhere VII
be divine services ai ~. JohHis Church tomof'
Tow at n O'Clock A. n. aud ':ts y. Z. Rev. X:
n. Easiman will ofneiste In the mofnlns snd
Rev. W. H.. J-nvey 10 the sv, ming. sunday
sehSol a Isl y. n.
ST. r,uL'- curRcu. vRarStA.-rhe viii
DO divine service In 81 faul's Church. Virginia,
tomorrow at n O'Clock A. ~. and ';e ?. n.
Rev. W. u Jenvey ~cficiate In the morning and
Rev. n. y. Eastman In the esssits.
THERE will he divine seNic. Of Grace
Church. silver city. tomorrow aftsrtoon ~
SD y. n Rev. W. H. Josvsy one aiing.
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New York Mine.

Al the annual meeting Of the stock.
holders OF the New iork MINING
held in San Francisco day before ycster-
Ia, "a ,oa .h.rss vore represeptei, and
- n..u.u go.
tue following boaru w D'.e'
chosen for the ensuing year; J. II. fry'
q. l.. Weller. A. X. r, Harmon. Gustave
49, =, u..u.,Lu s-,h.a,uent.
h'anA anu -
ly q. l.. Weller was chosen fresiuen'.
ID. l.. Thomas Secretary, and Samuel
Owen. superin,endent. A resolution
.-,. .,,o,,,,n, Al. President IN
was pA''su -, 4.
place 100 shares Oh 'ne s'osA oo"s"' ="
by the company at delinquent sales upon
-,..u.,t., v,heneyer ho should deem ID
~ .....,,.. A.. An.
advantageous 70 ue 30. Aeeo.u, s,s %
report OF the SECRETARY unero wa ss :,
In the treasury .. 'ne ,a s-s ~ H..
the nseai year. u sun 1870 n. ~
been received rom Assessmens n"a atan,
year, aud ths eAP'nss an h.nJ Of
ssonc" m ,nS.n,.,irss. Of The mine ia
s2:ooo. Inc inseo 49, 400 snn"r;n.
s9os; Assets 'A. .smi,,.'I a. s%oiiorips re-
saH
po1..u.. Ihsrs,i,h snbmit n r,por,
usntlen,sn :, an. nina anrinr nc
OF me woIk u'a IL. as,h is-T On.
nscAi year enu.ns . - ha,s som,le,sI
ring ,no year Juss ~ ,ha
the third. or pu"sp saa, ,.ss, m.Iin. =
smart from ,.' 81 %rs,,m,hsr,nc sLe other
raise oil ois Zee. ana reu.osn .n.~.r
two. OF hoisuns %s-.uamn.,,
reqa,rsd. maA, ne ~ ,hs Stat. ".
Ieh' ns,a, sor ,h,.a ,nmp tanks and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-30

,....- A thous-
ougnisre 70, INC 49,. .hich q
and men WI msa'n
nov orossi,s. 4. r.rort.a
a ,pee,aI iIom n.,orr No
Ix. sno .,,iA..A $500. n ohtsips.
ssnhi'o iu's'issh''
DE- -
4 dispatch dated bhumIas InuIsasy'
says that . forward movement OF me
will Immediately take place to meet the
Russians who have crossed the Dannpe.
II 10 said thsts Turkish gunboat nes
broken the bridge st Ibrail. Tho foreign
eonsuls have left Rustchuk.
NrcxAroLrs, June 30.-Thc Russians
sttemptcd To- cross the river here In 6fty
lighters. Ten u tho lighters were sunk
By shells and tho attempt failed. The
daughter vas frightfal,
TIE pkSxssks on soAo
CHICAGO, Juno 20.-A TriJsae's London
snecI,I ..vs. Your oorrcspondsnt Il IbraIl
*isgIsPns as' 'ns
raj Zimmerman 70 move ON - rapidly a.
possible 10 Hhumls. Shumla 10 fortified
BIZ nins lsrrs csrthworks encircling the
town, and Il reported 10 be incapable Of
being taken By storm. II Il armed with
one hundred suns. Including FORTY Krupps,
In Ina Mac thers ara sncamnsd 81. 900 In.
anti nm horss ana tventv.tvo 6eld
h.tt..i.s r,S.r A. s,nms,.d ~ lcb.
mid PAN. TIA sccunstion n Ro.nis Nv
Austris NAV b considered = ) near event.
Austria, however, may walt till she soes
how tho war tends 10 SHAPE materials for
the future. Then shs may como forward
and say that although she cares nothing
for the Turks. she cares much for the ter
ritory they owa, and that there are certain
arrangements which she could not allow.
In this respect she has assumed the same
attitude towards the Upper Dsnubian
provinces that England has towards
Egypt.
mi ruaxs a-ErrxArrso.
CHICAGO, June 3O.-A Herald cable says
n il rcported that a great battle Ia rasing
Al Bistoys. Troops from Rustchuk have
hsstened 70 The import Of tbe Turks who
retrested from Sistsys, and detschmsnts
from shumls and Rszrsd are believed 10
he MAILING forced msrchcs 70 the scene Of
Ia conaiet. Tho bomb.rdmsnt Of
Rustohuk continues. Tho own IL rapidly
becoming untrnaLle, The Foreign Con.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-30
LOWER GOLD HIll SCHOOL.
Cissisg Exercises Of she Term-A
Valuable Prise for shs Highest
ssanding In Attendance and De-
porsmsnt.

The Lower Gold Hill School closed for
tho term yesterday. A goodly number Of
visitors were present. including Trustees
Goldins. Bowling and Lscksy. The prin-
cipal feature Of the afternoon was . SPELL
ing conses, for the prize valued ct s75.
consisting Of . fine iv~ory-handled gold
pen with leather Ease. . large three-com-
partment ink well and ink and pencil
erasers. The prize was 10 DO awarded for
the highest standing In attendance and
department and In case Of = tie to be do
cided BY . contest In spelling. On max
ing mp the standing for the past four
months II Wa found that there Was . tie
between Misses Maggie Moran, Nora
sullivan and Rosa Browne. each standing
99.5 on . possible Of 100. Altar . close
contest Maggie Moran and Nora Sullivan
went down. leaving Rosa Browne mistress
Of the field. The prize was then presented
TO her ~ coming from an unknown friend
Of the school. the teacher not having
permission 10 mention tho name Of ne
generous giver.
ANU ituiaAuuti VI nv eAtSthcSu ".
devoted 10 singing and literary exercises.
the written examinations Of the past week
being considered q sufficient drill. The
programme Is given below:
Song by school-''Hipple, Ripple Little
Brookiet;" recitation, Gussis Hummel
GOOD Night. Good Morning = song.
school - "Giving !" recitation. Berthe
Martin" Didn't Think !" song. school
-" Welcome Here" recitation, Alice
Fannou-" Model Little Girl;" song
beautiful Voices !" reading. Belle Black
-" Miners Home;" song. school
&c Beautiful Bird: !" recitation. Julia
lirowne-"s suppose !" song. sehool-"Put
Your shoulder TO the Wheel = declama-
ton. Rosa Browne-"Nobody's Child !"
song. school" Vacation Song :" declama-
ton. Lizzie Black" When This Old Flag
Was New !" song. school-"Star Spanglsd
Banner :" recitation. John sullivan
Boys Rights - song. school," Hunters
Song - song by Nellie WEIGH and Katy
Lannahan-. send Us Blessed Dreams !"
defamation. Nora SullivAn-"T The Polish
Boy - song" Out West; :" recitation.
willy uooper-"O Old Captain Brown !"
ssn:. school" Closing Song :" valedic-
'ory-MAgyie Moran; song. school
''Good Night. Cool Night"
The closing exercises were marked by
the earnestness and interest Of tho students.
A full attendants may be expected 81 the
commencement of next term.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-30
rssy Pa>ser's rrssp-.

This great comedy combination will open
at National Guard Hall. Virginia City,
next Monday. for one week only. wher-
ever they appear they are greeted with
lars. and fashionable audiences, giving
the most complets satisfaction N all
Glasses. The ever popular Tony Pastor
himself il better than ever before. His
troupe comprises many well known favor.
ties, including Gus Williams. Fields and
Hoey, Dclehanty and Hengler. The ker-
nells Harry and john, Austin brothers.
Watson aud Ellis. Harris and Carroll. The
Benneis Frank and Eval. Tho Delanos
tJepp. aud Fanny. Miss Clara Moore.
and Frank Girarl. This company will DO
assisted by II. T. Dyring's brilliant oeches-
ira and brass band. Do not fail IN see
this great company.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-30

And peuly teeth are easily obtained By cleans.
lns YOU teeth daily with that Justly popular
d-ntifr.ce. s0Z0DONT. Composed OF rare
aitlseptic b-rbs. 10 imparta whitensss 10 tho
tcsth. . delicious aroms 10 the brrsth. and pre-.
ferv.s intact. from youth 20 old ago, the teeth.
Acidiiy IL the stomach will destroy The strong.
est teeth unless lis Effects are rounteraeted With
BOZUD0NT, and this pure tooth wssh protects
the dsstal surfaces By pmovinx svtfy impufity
that sdher.s 10 thsn. Ak your aruxri.t fof
svzOuONr. jeit im
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-30
Nss IIandsssns.

The Chiness giant now en- exhibition at
Virginia has mo- just claim to personal
beauty. lilo Is nearly twice IS high as DIR.
Hall. weighs AZ pounds. wears Chinese
clothes and . tail. and his broad. swarthy.
smallpox. pitt-d lace resembles . Sarsneld
Guard target altar . days practice BY
Tommy O'Brien and some OF the other
boys.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-30

Tho Lyon county Grand Jury met In
Dayton Last Thursday. An indictment
was found against G~uimebeau for horse
stealing. and the sheriff was instructed BY
Judge beawell to keep the prisoner In JAIL
until the 9Th day Of August nsxt. and then
bring him into Court for trial. Lyon
county 10 beginning W show up quis
lively in the criminal line.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-30
ATHLETIC AND roNoaIAL.

For . clean. sm.oih shave. or vhtn you vant
your hair cut. irlmm'd &C otherwise nxed up
In tho most proper ant artistic manner, call n
Pechner's famous shaving ard nais dfessing
saloou.. on Main str. OF. Gold nil. sdjoiulns
Duprey's French rsstsursnt.
Tommy Alexander. ono OF the artist ckiefs
In that line. 10 eniployrd o. Pcchnef's and his
numsrvns lrisnas can I'D him there ready 70
attend ~ their vanu In nntela>s style. ID In
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\ vss.y Hssss.

Though times are hard and money
scarce. mine host pullard. Of the vesey
House. 10 determined that nothing shall
be wanting to mako his hotel. not only
pleasant for his guests, but . cosy resori
Tor their friends and the public generally.
For the last three days the painter and The
paper.hanger have haunted the public
rooms. and the Transformation Is now com
plete. The bar and the sitting room look
bright and cheerful. and the tables are am
ply supplied with the good things OF Lie.
There Is no better or cheaper place for the
homeless man to pause In his pilgrimage
than at Billiards.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-30

RrrkcruAL. A Gold Hill philosopher
has remarked that tho screens placed ip
front Of the restaurant doors serve Of
f~ectuslly 70 keep the fiies inside. II they
were permitted to come and 90 at Will
thsy might get outside and lose them
sslves.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-30
rnR PALACE RAriNG STAND.

For . roa.t OF beef upeIeelied In Story
county. 60 to Thomas Hsnrun's Eating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon. No. = North q strsst,
Virginia City. Fresh oystsrs at al boan In
every style. Forty miners Always On hand Il
night. for tas'y, hume style VI cooking, and
the best and frssi cot VI al that The markets
.1ori. the Pace Eating Stand has no superior.
TIT Il. apis m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-30
A CARD.

To all Who are Suffering from the crrors snd
lndiscrv,ions Of Yoa,h. nervous ws>tDess, early
do ~, losS OF manhood. etc. I will send Q
receipt that Will euro YOU. vaRI % CHANCE.
rhis grrai retnsdy vas disco. cred BY . y isslon.
arg 10 South America. tcnd . ~seIf-sdd.esaei
enveiope TO the Rkv. JOsRPn T. lNNAh.
Staten d. Bible Hcas-. New York Cafy.
mhs0 On
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-30
FROM A DisrINaUIsnRD JURIsr,

al have tried the PERUVIAN sSnrr. and the
result fsiiy sustains your prediction. IL has
made . new man Of me INFUSED Into my sye-
ten new vigor and enerny. I am no logger
trsmulous and dsbililatsd - when 700 last
81 any time during the last ave ysars." sod
by all druggists.
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-
Another Graphic Bescrip-
lion Of the Passage
OF the Danube.
THE TURKS RETREAT AFTER ONE
v0llEY.
Crossings at Other Points
Of the River.
TERRIBLE DESTRUCTION BY THE
COMPARTMENT OF
RuSTCHuk.
Greece Pretty Sure to be Drawn
Into the War.
tsrsciAL DisrArcnks TO rHE 0oLp HIIL
DAILr NKws.1
Greece Pretty Sure TO be Drawn
Into the War.
tsrsciAL Di.rArcnEs TO rHH 0oLp IIILL
DAILY NKws.l


The 0reae Wsr IN she ESss.
D~ucnAhksr June 29'-hussian iorces ~
hirchovA are reported 10 DO marching on
silistria' u are said 70 DO wiuhin forty
kilometcrs Of that fortress. The Turks
are Apparently concentrating their troops
n. n.-.-,..t.. "a, -. r. Iii 80,
III ao Pt'ne'PA' w ""',o '"'' wa 'ooA
be attacked. Everything 10 reported quiet
to-day on the Danube. II is ascertained
now Thai, Tho ,ripci,.i cro..iny ve.t NJ
njrr.ava ws u pe,rocen, anil ps,rn.n
In, 49, simr,i,. whsrs ,he nn..Isn.
cro..sd on 4 Isrcs number N rails and
sm.iI Loaf. n%ntils no.ition VA. .ecnrcd
an the sontb bsnk' This accounts Tor Tho
comnsrativcly small ios. suffered bv III
Rns.isn trooys. "A The psssace was effscted
In small detschments. who wero scsttered
on Tho river and advanced toward the op-
posito bank after the manner Of skirmish-
ers, so rs to render tho enemy's fre less
effective, The Russians have also crossed
At Turna aud have Joined Grand Duke |
Nicholas At Sistoya. The Russian Com
missariat has telegraphed 10 hurry up sup
plies for tho army. representing that the
country on tho other sido Of the river 10 |
entirely destitute. and saying there are
fears OF . famine 'h bulgaria.
oRxkcE ~ 4 riiR WAY To nrcoaI IN.
voLvrp.
ATHENS: Jnns 2'.,five or siI DAY, ago
an Austrian lIoye steamer IAnaed ~
csscs a arms. which n IA intended 10 re-
lin for prav.sa' In AiLania' bat lie nm.
Ian cansnl prote.ted TO lie Greek Gov.
srnmont sgsin.t ,bc ma. Of neuirsi terri.
,arn sss Jsnot To- arm. NJ a heiiicsrsnt
~ A. .ovprrmsn, th"reunon Ordered IN
da.sn.,oS ~ ,ho arm. AMI the csn,,in
~ ,ha Ir",,isn shin IN vhicS ,hsx
had already been r~o.embarked. on hear.
imr ,ha %1rote.t. nnloaded them into
,hss ho.,. wbsre thcv now rcmain,
M. Trrr. intim.tsd that thcy ver,
III, ~ ..nJ m.r-otv., 4, sa,eh
.pous III s,o nra"Is ssri;ad ,h., a..
.uIn ."na ~, t,rso VS., ~ ,hsir J,'ncI
wi , ~ n..xsr, 4, Tho Turtish novcrn.
bai W pie'tht ~ 3N saa
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O. II. GALLUP.

o. II. GALLUP. opposite The Dsnk VI caiifor.
MIA, ooid Hin. hoeps constantly on hspd all
favaite brands q irported C.sarv. oholcs bit
cigars. ell II Dc OF chssing Tobacco. imecr.
schsum plpcs, nuts, candles. 6ne cutiers. and
toys AID fancy Goods OF all kinds. sp1s n
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aErORr.
san Franetses Beard.
ksr EVENING".

LAST EvrSfSo.
us nayrond = ELS
100 fureka Con. iss.p
100 Jsekson.t
% Aips. SOC
$50 Bslnont. T5c. sc
so Rye Patch. IN
800 Leopard. i.TO.l 60. ~
QUO Panther. Soc. tse
no ella. 2sc
Us Northern Belle, i6, isk
x1sO Hussey, 1oe
3O Manhattan. s,ss
ID Defrees. Tsc
eco brand Prize. law
eo Argsnta. N. LES
40 rssptoe. s.So. SIS. So
So Nodoc. 1os.7
sis New Coco. N. I 70. 10
$50 Golden harriet. N
600 Empire udsho). 81
lt0 Leopard. 1.S
100 sisrra Nevada, Z %. as
27s California. ~. Ek
1910 Imperial. lilo. LIS
Is Coz. Virginia. sax
as BsssA Belehsr. Il
;s ss.as'; 1ssi,;. ~.
50 Lesds. i.&
- Utah. i3k. i3S
DO kxshequer. 81. 81. 81 Is
10 Hale . Noscross,s
lbs Mexican. ioS, Ion, i0S b
W Jaw Atot -
116 bullion, 81. 6s
leo Ysllow JACKET. ii,s. nv 40
las ophir. rTk.f5 II
rms MORNING.
SIS ophir. iIx. us. Ian
sss Mexicsa. lo.. i0t. i0'...u
isJs Gould = cury. lts, ns,n
iiGo Best \ Bsieher. AN. Az. AN. Il
as Califsrpis. 81
10 Savage, IN
~ Con: vhsinia, sss.
ITO Choliar. potssi. 3iA
IS Hale = Norers-s, s<, Q. -
sTo crsva Point. 4, Svo. 10
3ls Yellow Jackst, ilg
isoo Imperial. I Is. i.i0. i.9o
30 Alpha. Il. ii.. IN
as Bslehsr. sk, s..
80 Utah. n. i3S
As bullion. 6k.6s.6x
30 Kxenequsr, 81. 81
xo Ovsrmsn. ftS, Is, lt's. Ns
so justice. 1s.fS.f
10 Union Con, 81
30 Julia. LOO. "a. AZ
80 cal.ienla. !. as. ass
2ls silver HUI. az, lio.a
$50 Dayton. tsc. Soc
TO Rock Island. Nc
50 New FORA. s0c
Ie3 Andes. DC. SOL
s!3 L@vathan. So. 0c. Sc
30 Trojan. soc
$50 Peytons. ~. 1.s3. i.N
so North Con. Virginia, 2sc
u Alta.
80 Lady Warrington. I, LIS. ~
100 Meadow Valley. 7oc
i6O Raymond 4 Ely.s
70 Eurrhs Con. ~. i9s
no Joe seAtss.
lOO JAeisou.t
$50 Leopard. y. leo
20 Northern Bells, i3S. 10
ga ~iiusss,. 2oc
80 Manhattan. Z. 81
iOo Desfses, TS
lax 80
iTtO Arxsnta. les. IN. It's
30 stebtos. 3to
50 Modsc. . 1874
TU Col den Chariot, "
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r,,x cnE.r ron SALE.

Anptrsis lea chest OF iefrserstof. nads to
order &c . family. has been len for sAls at
drsnt's Gold Hill Turniiurs 80 ~. pcxt above
ths kKws once. Asmsii amount Of cash VIII
buv H.. lel3 tie
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I,lroRrED CruAms.

Imported Pamsrsiess. Bouquets. Santiago;
two for twenty-five c~nts; the b~ut and eheapsst
cigars In tbs STATE. Cal AMI ~ them ~ Bum.
msrncld's, Main street. opposite JVush' dug
stors, mylo
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pIMMirr,. CuUon BAIsAM.

DiMMnTs COUCH BALsAM. The body Of
which Is composed Of pure Honsy and hook
Candy ryrup, highly m~dicstd. 10 the rsst
rs. edy ino.n Tor q .ushs, Code. Arthms.
cwup and whsop'ps Cough. Sold b. John
Jouss, Jr. kT ~
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AN gsrADLisnED pEMRDY.:

LOWS BrcpehiL Trochss are widely Known
a On established rvm~dy fef coughs. eo!ds.
bronchitis LosrseSess AID other troubles % the
throat and iungs
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Lsox's RAIuAInoH mskss bsautifaL giossy.
IN ruriAut hair; prsvonS 10 falling out 90 turn.
vrsy. u kss sp,of lie test Of forty rear,
l. c~hariaingIy psffumsd. ~ hes No rivL.
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n Roberts EPo~en Blsss
\ frAnkel Rboenty " Graee
+ r Harris TB Pheoy boyes
Nil gallagher MrslaimerAdrMrA n Crane
~ q bradford Mics MfCArroliC L. Anderson 4
A Hughes Misses CiAk famiiy
n Hunter CP Mostague W Montague
CHkdsm. 4 VT Miss MoniayucMiss N9ntasue
\ W ubbuek J % Bennett Miss D"oliny
Mos J Town Nfogerty MissM foserty
II flannefy
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LAKE TAHOE ITEMS.

Rsagh weather-Rain aad Frost
heKisnsy's Pleasure seekers
Gathering In -eFoursh 81 July
Exeursion Fatal Aceident-lSe-
mer Young Killed.
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NEW
NEW TO-DAY.
AUCTION SALE.
Gold and Silver Watches,
Gold Jewelry.
Diamonds, Etc.

roungxcIso MONDAY EVENING. Jsl,
" %. 81 IN o'ebeekp u. asd Will ~ costis.
usi 90 foiioSine Tsssday morning q ioN
O'Clock, ed syyniag q, ~ o'eboet.
J. o. cuhRIs &vO.. A~ueticsseu.
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL ThocnKs.
For Pulmonary and As..mstie riso'dsrs hare
proved their enieac, BY Q tel Of many yearS.
and have fs~ivvd testimonials from smipent
men xLo have ursd ihsm. -
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A "sun" story about the Silver
"King."
The Indian war Dol Idaho.

lerrcIAL DIsrArcars TO TIE Com iiiLi
DA 1t Naval
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TELE
The Opposition 10 Hayes
Developing Rapidly.
SITTING BULLS OPINION OF GEN.
CUSTER.
"fhe Bravest Man l ever saw, bat
Foolish"
Progress of the Indian War
in Idaho.
GEN. HOWARD HAS THE sAvAGRs
CoRSERED.
A THREATENED INDIAN OUTBREAK
IN MONTANA.
A "sun" story about the Silver
"King."