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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-06
@tpei gN6f,f,r1. S,.4r,,,,F.,,

Gam ben, @te., 5. 5uli. - AlpbOniO
3bager unb gSn. BERN aus 9o6eiter, erz
tranfeu beute in Der Yenobscot Bai. SIR
Boot murOe burh einen tSagefiid, umgepOr=
fen, meldlen iie Ill fQuusI1 nsriIrf,tPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-06
Sampfer Gotlifton attf Sem st.
Soren5sStroae. - Seioe ssabrs
5ettQe tn oett @r1tttN aebDflrt.

MOntreal, 5.Suli. li.-@eitern Nahmittag
ereignete iid) auf oem ct. 0orenS=SnOme,
nabe SSle ct. 8bereie, on eiuer Stelle, al
lpsl4er oas 6abrpaiier iebr eng 1T, eiu gu.
lamnlenitoB 5rpiideu Ben 0ampfern rGlpbin'
tone" unb ,,6eOetuater. 2ebterer traf ben
Grlteren nit poller Oampftruft gerube in Der
Wtitte, nnb beibe 6abr5euge iaufen in tllr5er
3eit. Der entitaubene S6aoen mirb aui
$4,000 9eid)dbt, lit iebo6 oollitdnbts burd)
Sertdlerung gebedt. Der llnfaa lift Der be
bentlt6ite, ipelder it4 je uui benz ct. qOrens
ereinuete
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-06

Sn Der gfGbe bon Grooit itebt cine
Stlad)t 3u eriuarteu, peld)e 0aS S6idlal
bon SarS entideioen iptro.
= Siele tiirttide Sanoniere in 9tuitituf
iollen, pdbreno iie ihre @ei6iibe beoieuen,
Don ben Sulgaren meu6liugS erifOifen merz
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-06
(sim Oce0tf0 00m6fer aeifrnmSef

VIEW y or I, B. JuIi.-OaB bon Talermo
bierbr befiwmte Oampfibiff rSoutb= gpne"
foI u Weiten fitbiid) bon Sire -Sslanb &c,
Rranbet lem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-06
Gin fd1dnSliGes 9erbrebe,t cut
biillt. = 2Dn6 sS,titts fir 0e,t
QSerbreGf,er In WuSftd1t.

@iHcinnatt, 5. Sull. - Sn gemlS-
Gouutp, &D., iit ioeben Elm id)reflid]e8 Ser
bre6en entbiillt mOrOen. Gin Hnueit Sonce-
burg wobnbafter Sarmer, gtamens 9tobert8,
bate einen 5ebnz Oper elijdbrisen Snaben Su
ii6 genomnten, pelfer i'm lebten Septenlbel
pl6tlld perid)pano. 9fobertS bebauptetr,
Der Snabe lei entlauien. Sor aur5em ct
fldrte Elm in Sieniteu Ioberts' itebenOer Ste
gerfnabe, er lpiinlde ben SebDrben elne ge=
niiie Otittbeilung 5u MAIDEN, ipenu man ibn
Sdub peripred)e. Stan CAB ibnt OGS perz
lan9te Seripre6en, uno er fiibrte oarauf bic
Seamten llad) etnem Blcte, no 0aS Sfelet
oe8 perI6muuOeueu Snaben8 anfgefunOen
lpuroe. HobertS purOe ucrbaftet unO mad
benz 9efdngniiie uon 8anceburg 9ebratt, iur
er bon elmer 40 Wtanu itarfen SferifiS=
Wanuldaft betuadt miro. Die Siir9er rot
ten ii9 Sulamu1eu unO brobeu, ben UtDroer
heute HaC)t III lulId)er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-06
Die Snoianer stttrnbeu TIM gorS.
tpeifett.

Die sttaation i'm meitlid)cm Montana. - Gin
8eicdlt am CLEARWATER. = Hodlrtd)ten oou
General 6otparo. Die 9anoe oes SSauptz
lings 5ofepb anf oers Ha6suee.- -2tfte oer
Sooten uno IerWnuoeten tim Sefed)te ponl
~. %. Wts.- 9te &etdle oes &teutenants
Hbeuer geiuuoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-06
2o,tifia,ta.-9ie Wit0Iieoer Der S3db=
lttn8sbeb0roe tit 9lnfla8es,tita,,o


Stem Orleans, 5. Suit. - General
anipalt Sgoen unO ocr 0iltriftsanpalt leitez
ten beute i'm Ober=@rinlinal9er1Gte S6ritte
segeu @eas, 9nberIon, &eituer uuo @aianape,
bic Witslieber Der 3dblungsbebDrbe, ipegen
6dli9nng bon gSablbertbteu bel @elegeubett
Ser Stimmen3dblllns i'm letten 9eSenber
ein. 9Sells uub Senner iiberlieierten iib benz
Sderiff uno ftellten 8iirsl9aft I'M Sstrage
BON ie $4,000; Inoerion lfhO Gaianape ,pcr=
neu has Sfeir1p thIr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-06
Gin Snr@ feifenoe gSeiber nermr=
Sadlfer Wnr0.

Gairo, SGs., 5. Suli. : gu SOrmuu,
Slls., wurOe Glib sSagner beute MOr9en bon
einem getpilien Surfl0w our9 einen SduB
aui Der Stelle get1btet. Oie gSeiber beiber
Mdnner batten ii6 iiber lire 6iibner geSantt,
unO bic Wdnner ipareu in ben Streit uermif-
felt morben. 8urflom 1T perbaitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-06

sS- Dtnn beiebe ben
,,&pro Baltimore"
"ILLUAINATING FIRE PLAOK
HEATER"
e1e man eneu anberen fault, bel
8. Z. yFeMDoB,
(Sept2S, ,f2Bhefl 3r. 18, @srmanftT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-06
Biireau Der 0aSItbt=@on @ontpaants
BON Baltimore,
mr.. 10. 0nufh 9fr0fse.

@ote....BtIItses &etsmaterfaI....eo ofe !
s8r baben eine porsisltte aualitdt bon Gofes boz,
ratbis, melhe mir Dem Yubitum als elm empfebiens-
pertbes Se,material far bdnsishe unb anbere 3pede
Oteriren; idnst Ieit ener unb 1T irei unreiniss
teten.
Befelunsen iuerben In bteiem Bireau ober tn Der
6abrit, 6u6 bon seabenbaGitr., ansenommsn.
Yreis $3.50 pro BaseuIaOuns, in trseub einem
Staottbeile abselieiert.
lSt23-fJ SaMsS q. GmaHmpoo, 9Th.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-06

Wep OFT, 5. Suli. : Yelb lei6t gu
1. g8e1iel rubig su 4.ss. Sob l9lo6
rubig gu 1O54. Buuoes Sbligationeil
i6lofien ftetts II. feit; 1881T Coupons 1112
neue 1868, 1867er 1898, 1868er 1924
neue Siinfer 111t, 1O.4Oer Coupons 113,
aftien idlofen rubig uno itetig: gterp=
Yorfer Gentral 92f, Grie G., eafe Sbore 40
Sainoiier Central 53f, Yittsb. 78, Chicago:
Northmelteru 704, Yrioritateu 46a, 3od.Ss.
lamb 92R. 81. t5i5E
uaterl6atanlts SilanS: Sob $S2. 1929 ;.
100; Gourant $40, ,120, ,403.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-06
Gin eilfiabrtser 9seeerfnahe non
etmett stu0lfiGbrtgem 8eipielea


gSelbon, N.=G., 5. Suli.-.3ipei Negsr=
fnaben i'm gIlter BON reip. II unb IL Sabren
gerietben geiteru III Oieier StaOt iiber einDtar=
lnellpiel in eiuen Streit. Ser Gltee begab
fid mad Saule uno bolte cine alte 6eiterz
Piitole, NIT meld)er er einen SduB auf ieinen
@elpielen abfeuerte unb ibn augenblidlid t6b~
tete. Ser S6uB rib ben @rmorOeten BEN
san5en oberen &beil beS S6aoelS meg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-06
Selbitutptos.

Sn6tana OH 8, D. SNll. = Nm leBtell
9ienitage besiug Sberit S. .. Martin, mel
der ipdbrenO bes Siirgerfrieses bas II. gtetp=
Dorfer SolOntdr 9leginlen1 conlmanbirte,
Selbftmorb, inbem er ftd) nit einen Gaiden,
meiier nlebr, ais 20 Stt9e in bic Sruft bei<
bra9te. @r bctrieb ieit mebreren Sabren ein
Gei6dft in bieier Stabt, unb Die miblid)en
gei6dftssuidnOe ioaen i'm gum Selbitmorbe
9etrieben baben.
gBi1m ing on, 9el., 5. Suli.- Cabin
6. Guttle, elm 9ngeitellter Der ut5arlau 6olz
lingsmortbz Comp" in bteler Stabt, ertrdnfte
ii9 am lebten WOntage I'M @briitiana=S Sluiie.
llnerwioerte 2iebe riro alS llria9e besSelbf=
mnr0eS auueoebeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-06
Wermtidjte 9epeiGet, aus NctuE
Bort.

NemzY orf, 5. Suit. - Sob erGffnete
au 1054.
- SIM bieTsen vaitor 6ouie" fanben i'm
9anfe Der persangenen gSoGe mebrere Ser
iammluu9en BON Sertretern Der nit bem lib
liden Serfebre bei6dftigten 0ampferlinier
ftatt, mn etnen aufi6lag Der Sra6traten 81
erSielen. 8erl6iebene Giienbabnen bes Gil
oens uub Siiomeitens mareu ebenfalls pertre.
ten, unb Elm nebereinfommen tpurbe suStanos
gebra9t. Die uaberen Sebinguugen beiielben
merben uorlaufg Der Sefientlidfett nod pur=
entbalten.
: Die 0ampfer ySoutb Spns" ift aus
Dem Otittelmeere eiugetrofien.
- 0te 3oa ginnabmen betrnsen beute
1887 900.
= Ser llnteri6abmeiiter Sablte beute fiir
Snterefien 1865, 700 uno fir eingeSosene Sb=
liQatiouen Sl27 900 auS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-06
Selegrapbiide 9epeide1t.
cSnIanO 9epei1e,t

Bertbte Der ~Miiociir!en Vreiie- fir ben rDeutid
eorreiponbeuten".l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-06
Garopaiide &abelber;dte.
Scr orientaliide Grieg.
Serbiid1e ilnabban8t9fettSsGelait
Sas gorra6en Der Rnsiem in 8uIsarien.
GiruOpa nod ui6t eiugeuOmmen.
Die sitmation In GleinsSlftet.

@arum bic tiirfil6eu 9guppeu aus MoH.
tenegrO 6uritdgeSOgen iuurben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-06
6anee's SaGanariue.

cine meoi5tnijdle Y1lfbuns BON SonSuto,er
Saffapattae, tsaaiafboIs, Seleitentpurs
seI, SaFafraS, sSoosSsaIiu.i.w.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-06
eReaial=M =Moti3elt.
aa ate, bic es ausebt!

an W.T. ote e2 an 0e1t!
Sie
beItebte DamiIien
perbeiierte
neue &poetIs Raf6tne
neutfe unb ooufdnbisfe 9abmafdine
i'm Wartte.
Naan Iprede oor Hnb unteriute bieieI6e IN benz 8hs
reau Der @eieni9ait ..H-e
Rr. 66, Rorb= @barIesarase.
ESeeo's Rdbmafd imen= 3ompa8mte.
d62,4,6I)
RES. &Os'S Juotanif1es seseta abtItidbeS 9es
soft felt % Sabrtn als bas sr0ste 8lutreinisunss.
Utttta Der geseniuart 6efannt, iuirb nur tn Nr.
l77K, 1asettes, yIoropeF=06e bes 9utatp=
StraBe Buberettet unb II bei aen apotbefern gu pa.
Den. [aus26, ,12gftefl
Wareau Der "VasItdbt=G Gomp a snie bon 8aIttz
tnote."
8aItt tmore, ben 26. Dfaf 1877.
Ytelfaden Anfrasen i'm Betreff bes tiinfttsen @asz
preies btniihtltt Der beporfebeuoen &onturrens 81
besesnen. MAIDEN mir bierntt 6etannt, bag mir bic
Gabrfatou oon@as fortitsen fueroen u. 6eab6tisen,
baB MIR p0Iis i'm Stanse beiben, es gu einem areie
unb elmer QuaIitdt fpelbe ale uniere &unben seni=
aenb suiriebenitelen nrb, su lieiern iope aud ane
Sonturrens gu fdlasen. SIM auitrase Der Direftoren
(UlQi29, ,3D2tey) SaS. y. SmauWppo, Gefr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-05
Alta.

Tho erection Of thu new hosting ma.
chlnery is making good headway. The
west crosscut on the 1850 level IL being
steadily pushed ahead TO reach tho ore
vein on that level. Tho orc vein In the
Wine below the 1850 level continues oil an
excellent character.
Crown Paint.
Daily yield 80 tons OF ore which Is beinE
crushed at tho Rhode Island mill A. fast as
extracted. The east drift on the 1000
level 10 being driven ahead at The rate OF
30 feet per week. The quartz in the face 10
showing . slow but steady favorable I'M
provement.
sierra Nevada.
Prospecting the 100 level and prepsr-
Ing for the development Of the mine be-
low that point 10 making steady and favor
able progress.
North Dayton.
Nothing new TO report Of the drift In the
ledge. It 10 In fair grade ore, and some
thing better Is anticipated in crssscutting.
sutro Tunnei.
The face Of the header continues In easy
working ledge matter. requiring constant
timbering. No increase Of water.
Atlantic Consolidated.
A considerable amount Of fair grade ore
10 opened up by tho drift. No new fea-
lures TO report.
Raitinere and American Fiat.
The north drift on the 400 level 10 be-
Ing again advanced. the face In fine vein
formation.
white Lead.
Showing tho main drift ahead lively,
the face being In easy working ledge
matter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-05
ASSESSMENTS

silver niIt-ti par share; levied December
= 9TH. delinquent January 9th; ale day.
Jalnary soth.
Aahtne-is cents per share; l-vsd Deesmher
lat: delinqa-nt J>naary eth: sale day,
Jsnnsy Sth.
Iusrsf.rd-3 cents per STARE; ievi~i Ncven-
Der 9th; dol pqusnt January 81; sale day.
Jsnuaiy ssd.
s,rowa pssat navts~ = 10 cents per
share: levied November sith delinquent
De ember s3tn: sal, dag. January ieth.
Tsio-i5 cents pr share: levied November
nth: ds,inqaeIt Deesmbsr itih; 'aie day.
January tth.
hay tsn-ss cents per shsre; levied No,emter
9Th; delinquent December itth sale day,
January 9Th.
savaxe-si yer shsr, levied Sovsmbsrs ah ;
~dsllnqseai Dscemhsr 18th sale Day. De-
eembsr 3lst.
A.a..-,, cent. per .hare; levied November
9Th delinquent December 18th; ssis day'
January ID.
Ovesama o 81 per -hsre: levied November
III: d~.'iiqaent Decemesr sth; sails DAY.
December ath.
uins-iO cent. per .hs-e; levied October 3i.i;
delinquent pscersbsr tih; sale day. Deesm-
br s-th.
Ja.siee-sl per share: levied October 3i.,;
d~slinqosat pseembsr 9Th; sale day. peeem-
Der 10th.
william reaa-s cents per share. levied
October 3i.t. delinquent Deesmber ]; sale
day. December 2th.
Mid~.-so cents per share share levied oeto-
her All Delinquent sovembsr 2nh sale
day. December nth.
Nsrsh Consolidated cent.
pee -hsr- leyid October nth deiinauent
Move nbsr 18th sale day. peeembss isth.
Consolidated Iapeslsi 10 cent. per
share: levied Uctobsr 75i. delinquent No
yember 18th: salS day. p,eeubsr iist.
Nerth Day som = 10 cent. per share, levied
October ialh: delinquent November 10Th,
sale day, peceinper 18Th.
s.sstsa % cents per share ; levied October
iyth; Delinquent November 2aih; sale Jay
December iiih.
sierra Nesnda-so eents per shar.; leviei
Octobrr 10Th: delinquent November sist'
ssls dsy. pecsnber 7iss.
rsiss consolidated Is ceats per sh,rs:
levied October 10Th: delinquent hoseAoer
lsth; s.le day Dcosmber " h.
Aitn-,o cents per share; levied October Nth;
delinquent NOVEMBER zih; "a do' De-
esmbsr 18th
s,.uspsstssa ?, cents PEI shar-: levied
Oetober III , delipquent November is,h;
ale day, DSesmber 18th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-05
County Commissioners.

The County Commissioner held . reg
ulAr meeting In Virginia City to-day.
The usual monthly bills were presented
and ordered paid.
District Attorney Drake reported thai
Constable Saunders bill for SLOT for fees
In delinquent tar suits 10 not . legal claim
against the county. The bill was accord.
ingly rejected.
w. II. Ash having Withdrawn from the
Official bond Of z. J. Pasmorc. County
Superintendent Of Public Instruction. Z
new bond with the names OF J. p. Smith
and George Dana Vas presented. Il was
received and referred 70 the District
Attorney.
County Physician r. T. Kirby submitted
his regular monthly report: Patients In
Hospital November LIST, - per last report,
4s ; admitted during November IS; total
number treated, 81 discharged during
November. "a /; died during November. 8 |;
daily average In Hospital during Novem.
bcr, 81 ; number remaining In Hospital
November LIST. 81.
The Board adjourned 70 meet Friday.
the 7th instant ct II 4. n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-05
Ladies' ~ Gunners.

Al the shooting gallery Of Jsweit 4 Has
kins. In Gold Hill. last night, . special
tournament was given for tho benefit Of
the ladies. Three elegant prizes were Of.
fered to DO competed for, and tip trial Of
skin resulted as follows: Miss Ldu Davis,
10 points, first prize; Mrs. w. II. virden,
60 points, second prize ; Mrs. John Kesne.
Ct points. third prize. Among tho sue
cessful sharpshooters were noted Miss Cas-
sic Henderson. Miss Gcrtie Flanagan.
Miss Hattie Hall. Miss George Wright,
Miss blanche Morrison. Miss Sue Weaver,
Mrs. J. Benefits, Mrs. L. ID. Folsom and
Mrs. John II. Harris. Many Of the ladies
never had q gun In their hands before. and
their scores show very crcditably. Jowett
4 Haskins received $1,000 cartridges this
morning. which are TO be for the especial
use Of tho ladies. Aspecial% shooting match
for the ladies will be held once = week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-05


NATIONAL GuAHD HALL.-The audience
in National Guard Hall Last evening was
As large As upon any previous occasion.
proving the great popularity Of Mr.. En-
met ~ an exponent OF German comedy.
Ne improves with acquaintance. Each
person entering the theatsr tonight will
receive . copy Of the song. "The BROTH
er's Lullaby"
CHANGING PLAcEs.-The cause Of the
Sierra Nevada Mining Company against
the Little York Mining Company Is or trial
In the District Court. Judge Rising hav-
ing been formerly interested ~ attorney
In the case. Judge Wright Of Carson will
sit In Judgment during the trial. Judge
Rising Is acting for Judge Wright In Car
son.. .
DI MpnsKA.-Next Monday and Tues
day evenings, December 10 and II. lima
hi Murska. the great singer. will appear
at Cooper's Hall. assisted by John T. Hill.
tho celebrated pianist ; also, many other
yoealists and musicians. The manage
mont of these concerts will DO excellent.
oee huVcfustincu suoshet So'uhih'
A PLAIN Casa colored gentleman
Just In from Eastern Nevada informs .
News reporter that Winter has commenced
In earnest out In tho Tuscarora District.
He says 1t is very cold "in de vicinity OBJ
Do Frees mine"
AssrssxKSr.-Ths Sabine Mining Com
pany has levied an asssss ment Of fifteen
cents per share, delinquent on the 9Th OF
January next. The Official notice Of the
SAINT 10 published In q Advertising col.
umps to-day.
ASSESSMENT. An assessment Of one
dollar per share is levied by the Silver
Hill Mining Company. delinquent on the
9th Of January next. Bee ofhoial notice
In our advertising columns to-day.
An assessment Of Ave cents per share Il
levied by the General Lee Mining Com
pany, Arizona. Their mine sdJoins the
famous Stonewall Jackson.
BILLY MCFARLAND has returned from
his rusticating trip and IL again driving
ON the bus line between Gold Hill and
Virginia City.
LOOK out for your water pipes thee
nights. It 10 easy TO got them frozen up.
but It 10 by no means easy 70 thaw them
out.
ConpLrrE arrangements fer the Gold
Hill Miners Union ball have been made.
On and enioy yourself.
Tue tailings mill men complain that the
ore Is now worked 90 close that they come
near starving.
PnorEssoR CUNNING expects to deliver
his fiual lecture In Virginia City next Bun
day evening.
The quicksilver mines at Steamboat
Springs are turning out metal from their
furnace.
BuLLIsS amounting 70 $500 TO was
shipped from Virginia City last evening.
The Cosmopolitan Club will give .
social dance In Silver City this evening.
No bullion will DO shipped from the Boz
mama mines until tomorrow.
HoS, L, Z. Fox returned from his Cali.
fornia trip this morning.
J. X. Exnr and party visited the
Belcher mine to-day.
TIE California cleanup was not made
to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-05
BopIE AND AURORA.
what q Csmstack Spectator
Thinks Of Those Miniug Camps
Claims Being Developed.

George DAILY. who arrived In Virginia
-....,s.u...i.n,.. ., ,,,.,. .,,a. A..
' y"
h"'erpr"e = soou Aceouh' u' P,o'p''s'
oil tina place aud bodie' Mr. Daiy 10
experimenting tho erection Of works that
=. -, 4. A.. nu, 49, ,or IN. nrrros. n,
49,,
thoroughly prospecting the oid i'oai uei
Monte mine. lie has graded . road 1000
a., Il, ,.,,,h ,r,r ,hs town M Aurors IN
the point whcre opcrA''ons are W 10 0o"
menced also. has graded o site Tor q shalt
and sbaft-housc, The sinking Of the shaft
iii Iva commenced ,o.morrov. A boist.
SO -, ----,--
Ing engine VII srrivs on .ne siounu heh,
Monday Al tno Necessary Iumu,r Anu
umbors Wv 20 sen, ouI Irom Ssrson'
About oo.vVo ieet oi iunoer VII, W. TO
CURED. Inc Irslgn' on n,s WI, - we
Anu ono-iourth e'n's Po' P'""u, ..us.n
weighs o three pounds pr Ioo' inc
rlnsports.on .,one m,m svO u,,.
amons sno w" sa. a.. w U
eaiiea lne s'in,h'i1, M~." NJ =.
u. buckley anu uoon nsy' a.. "
we've Ieet W. ~'asn A" ~, e'oPs y" ,on
Instance oi i'v ;.,,iv ~ sivar Ths
sop.r In, p.saP a..r To- m.,v ,s.r.
,eusy nAs y'.n pns.,.u' wba ,ho.y, 4,
ny .no ~ Ivy, -, "'e "
eon.A,reu no,n,s NJ. IL. ,i..o,..
on - I,nn 49, al o,hor. ~
Sa.si,s ,g,,i; Th. iaJaa sornJ ~, ,h.m "a
M us ~, ,.in. al ..'.xs from sio ~ Saoo
sIh ,ee' wias anu III. - t.
on 'Ie o,oPP.us. ~ i..'..JI
rien ,i'Ne po0S 81 ~ 80 -"n 4,
gu. .ions sme 'u ~ "
w. soAnuo"eN' MI. .. .,u
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Msaetary.

Nxw YoRx. Dee. 5-il A. n.
Currency. 97h
Silver, ~ GiS.
Trades. 96de96s.
Gold closed at "a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-05
Another Change.

The Mexican mine has been gathered In
by the BONANZA firm, as WILDE s'en by the
following extract from a San Francisco
dispatch. dated yesterday: Al the annual
meeting Of the Mexican Mining Company,
held this afternoon. G2,423 shares were
represented. The entire vote was cast for
the following Board OF Trustees: @. L.
Weller, President; George Wallace, Vice
President; George II. Wells. Charles II.
Fish and ]. II. Dickinson. Messrs. Weller
and Dickinson represent Senator Sharon.
and Messrs. Wells, Wallace and Pish are
for Flood 4 0'Brien. James q. Fair was
elected Superintendent In place OF William
Hardy. No other changss were made.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-05
Agsi.ss she Bosa.ss Cempaaiss.

The cause OF the State OF Nevada
against the Consolidated Virginia Min.
ing Company came up regularly in the
District Court to-day. Judge Wright Of
the Second Juiicih District, presiding.
The defendant not being present, judg.
msnt was entered by default and decree
was granted As prayed for BY the plaintiff.
A similar q 8 against the California
Mining Co. was disposed Of In the same
way. These suits are for money due on
account Of taxes on the proceeds Of said
mines. The judgment against the Con-
solidatsd Virginia Is for ~ 1876 40 and
that against the California fer $3.50
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-05
Yor che Pioa..rs' Faiv.

People from Carson attending the com.
ing Fair and Festival OF thetpscinc Coast
Pioneers at Virginia will enjoy special
facilities In that respect. The Appeal Of
this morning says: Tho Pioneers have
made special arrangements with the vir-
ginia 4 Truckee Railroad Company
whereby those desiring 10 sttend the
Fair will be enabled 70 purchase half.fare
tickets. These tickets will Be Q con.
ditioned that those who desirs 10 do 90 can
lie over during the entire time Of the Fair
aud get brought back homo - good as
new. That 10 way up.
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street. a.s,nsion..
,.r IN. a. 81 ,. rElraa,'H l,S.I

irr n A. AND y. rkLkosAfh LiNSI
San fR,Scisco. Dee. 5-2:2O ?. u.
Con. virginia. "a. 2ia. 2ih. 2ia. -
Bullion. 81. So, 81, sb
Grand Prize. i2a, i2s
Gould 8 Curry. III, ia,
Caledonia. So
Silver Hill. 3 ~. 3l5
Crown Point. Ia. ~ b
Belchsr. ~, ~
Justice, IA. Ia
Ken,uck, 5s
Mexican. i5s, 10
Alta. 30s. 20
Savage. IL
Yellow Jacket. i3a i3S
Eureka Con-. -
Exehequer, ~, 5b
Ophir. sou
Hale a Norcross. i2h, i2As, i2s
Best 4 Bclehcr. 22a
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Journalistic.

Rev. s. p. Kelley. State superintendent
Of Public Instruction, who has been visit-
ing the Virginia schools this week. went 70
Carson last evening for the purpose oil
temporarily taking charge Of tho Appeal
during the illness Of Mr.. Mighsls. Mr..
Kelley 10 about ~ genial q companion %
ons would wish to meet. He 10 also q
thorough Christian aud . courteous gen
tlemsn. He has had considerable expert.
sncs as q newspaper writer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-05
BosCHENs 0ERMAN n

Gan now b purchased right 81 home; It 10 ths
most successful prsps rsiiou ever introdu 'dt
our people. 10 works like Q charm In . cas-s
Of C,nsumpt,on, Pnrumoni.. HrmorrhAscs
Asthms. severn Coughs. Group and all othef
Throat and Lung diseases. NO person hs's'ss
used this ma 10 ne Wit out getting mime 81
relief, ut there Or . great many poor. sunsr-
with Q suspieious cough. aud the uoios OF con.
sumption coming frim thar lungs. thai VIII
not iry II. n ron die, 70 10 your own fault. 20
700 can 70 70 your druggist and get . sample
bottle foi 10 csuts and Try II; thrve doets VII
relieve AM care. Regular siss tnly u cshs.
le1l On
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CARD,

To all vho arc suffering from the snors and
indiscrvtions Of youth. nervous wssknsss. early
de- ~, los OF manhood. stn.. ! viii send .
receipt that will cure you. pREH OF cnAnon.
This great rsmsdy vas discovered bys . issiop.
arr In south America. Send Q -~elf-sddreesed
envelope TO tho Rkv JJsEPH T. iNhAk.
station D. Bible House, New YORK City.
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