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The daily gazette., 1877-03-10
THE IRON HAND OF JUSTICE.

Said Judge Black to the eight
conspiratsrs of the Electoral Commits
sion "Wait, retribution will come in
due time. Justice travelsl with q
leaden heel. but strikes with an iron
hand" Is not retribution already be-
ginning? Look at the senate chamber,
and see the radical factions struggling
for supremacy, and threatening to rend
in twain their party. Look at the pale
and trembling visages of the baffied con-
spirators whose wicked counsels have
been set at naught by the king they
fraudulently set up in the land: Think
Of i'll. Not week has passed since Mr.,
Haye took the cath Of office. and some
of the very men who helped him up the
ladder are cursing the day he was born,
II may not last long-bulldozing Presi.
dent may yet triumph-we know, not OF
what stuff the one Installed in the seat
of Washington is made-bst il he has
any of Jackson's frmness in him, he will
now strike with an iron hand break in
pieces the corrupt ring which has made
| his party stencil in the nostrils Of the
nation.-Balt. Sun.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-10
was ID sHRaEwpLY rLANHGD !

Mr.. Hayes has vastly more to gain
than to lose by the opposition of Nor
ton, Cameron and Blaine; and whether
he made his cabinet appointments in
good faith for apolicy of conciliation,
or made them with the intention of
breaking with the worst elements of
the Republican party, either way
makes his gain. If anything could
lead the American people to forget the
flaw in this title to tho presidency it
would be the fierce antagonism of the
Morton, Blaine and Chandler element,
which counted him into 1t. If it be
clo5ely scanned it will appear that Mr.
HAYES has appointed his. cabinet TO cali
to his counsels wise and upright men,
Yet his doing so seems to, have inten-
sely exasperated Morton and Blaine,
and Grant, The mere mention of the
names of Carl Schurz is to them gall
and wormwood. They dislike Evarts
almost as rnuchD For these men to be
elevated into the cabinet offices is ig-
nominious defeat to them,. and they
will resist it to the uttermost. They
must fight, and In this issue they must
fight on the wrong side. Mr.. Hayes.
has not only the whip-hand of them.
but he has the moral support of the
country. We do not believe that the
country will condone or pardon the
fraud by which Mr, Hayes wascounted
in; but it desires to have done with
| the nauseous subject, and to make the
best of the case as it is. The people
have acquiesced in the settlement Of
the electoral dispute not because 1t
was settled justly, but because one
way or the otherit ssds settled Now
it wants to get all the good that can
be gotten out of such settlement as
there is, and wait the appeal to the
election four years hence for the final
decision. Now how will the plain
people of the Republican party all over
the country view the present senator
ial clique that is 30 fiercely combating
Mr.. Hayes. They will say, Mr., Hayes
was made President after a long and
exasperating struggle between the
democratic and Republican parties,
which almost wrecked the business
interests of the country; that what
ever may be the rights or wrongs of
the decision, Mr., Hayes now wants
to do what is best for the interests Of
the country; that the men who now
wish to control him and thwart him
are those who worked the ipiquities
that have disquieted the people; that
Mr.. Hayes is good and pious man
who has invoked Gods blessing on
his policy and sought the prayers of
all good christians for divine assistance
that now these bad men and revolu-
tionary politicians, Blaine, Morton and
Hogan. are resisting for their own sell
fish purposes the pious work of thai
good man. This is the way q large
number of well-meaning republican
folk will talk. Mr.. Hayes has the
well wishes of the great mass of men
of both parties in his issue with these
partisan extremists. He has every
thing to gain by crushing their opposi-
tions. He holds all the winning cards
and he must win, if he has the nerve
to play his hand. This figure of
speech, perhaps, is not exalted but un-
der the circumstances it is good
enough. .-Beitimor Gazette.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-10
From the Baltimore Sun, ....t
Il. THE ARMY BILL FAILURE.

The failure of the army bill is not
likely to prove an immediate hardship
to the soldiers. The pay of soldiers is
already provided for up to June 80, 1877
and everything further may be secured
either by an extra session Of the new
Congress Or by provisional arrangement.
The Democratic party in the House was
willing. to accept the responsibility Of
the failure Of the army bill though the
country could scarcely be damaged much
II no army bill, beyond one which would
make provision for military scoool at
West Point. the preservation Of chief
fortihcations, and an Indian police,
should ever be passed. Even if it had
its present numbers the Senate is as
much responsible for the failure of the
army bill as the House. The House re.
ported and insisted on clause forbid.
ding the employment of the troops tc
support or overturn either Of the rival
governments in South Carolina and
Louisiana, and this is what should have
been done the preceding session. The
Senate insisted that any clause quail.
flying the Presidents right to full com
mand OF the army be withdrawn. 1,
was not, and the bill failed to becom.
a law. The interference Of the troop,
in regulating State governments has
been a disgraceful fact for eight year.
past, and the country is now called up
on to consider whether that scanda
will be good thing to continue. II
depends upon the conclusion Of public
sentiment on this point what will bt
the Judgment passed on the position oi
the House and Senate. For our OWE
part we feel sure that free people dc
not wish the army employed any long.
willing to have free vote Of the army
itself to decide whether it shall bt
used as police for factions, or as az
army IN the true sense of the term
The indications are that President Hayel
ecoRnizes these facts and will act OF
hem. n
The daily gazette., 1877-03-10
INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT.

The London Standard makes the fol-
lowing announcement: aThe Copyright
Commission will shortly adjourn over the
Easter holidays, preparatory to consider
ing its report. Mr.. Daddy, whose thor
ough knowledge of the question has been
of great importance in calculating points
of International practice, will visit the
United States after the adjournment of
the present sitting. Two representatives
of American publishing houses have ap-
peared before the commission; several
English authors have been examined land
few of the leading London publishers.
The greatest help which the commission
can hope for from the United States must
under the present condition of things,
come from the Association of American
Authors" ...
The daily gazette., 1877-03-10

At the army and navy reception on
Thursday night Mrs. Hayes was attired
in an elegant black silk, high corsage,
with ciel-blue cording and trimmed with
black velvet bows faced with ciel-blue
silk. Her hair was arranged in her favor
ite style, a la Madonna, relieved on one
side by single white rose. The follow
ing ladies assisted Mrs. Hayes; Mrs. Her
ron, Miss Platt, Miss Foote, Miss Jones,
Mrs. General Mitchell. Mrs. Wier and
Mrs. Bickham. There was remarkably
fine display of elegant toilets among the
ladies'. ''-
The daily gazette., 1877-03-10

have now IN stock
vi white and check Canton mattings by
he iece, made at II lowest prices.
A0 WA, B. SHARP,
Fonrla and Market
The daily gazette., 1877-03-10
OVERTHROW OF THE GAMER
ONS,

A correspondent in the New York
Sun has the following: ~.
The position which the Pennsyl-
vania Republicans occupy in this fight
is very ahumailiating. The Camerons
have not only been completely ignor-
ed, but they have been spurned and
spat upon. Nearly amonth before the
Electoral Commission had determined
the Louisiana case the Camerons had
sent their emissaries to Columbus to
make everything lovely for DON. Harry
White, member elect to the forty-dfth
Congress from the Twenty-hfth Penn
sylvania District, who had never been
la thoroughly trustworthy Cameron
man, was induced to go to Hayes in
Don's interest, and, after Hayes reach
ed Washington, delegation after deles
cation after delegation from Pennsyl-
vania called upon him TO urge Don's
retention in the War Department. A
memorial slgned by every Republican
member of the Forty-fourth Congress
from Pennsylvania. by every Republi-
can member. elect to the Forty>ffth
Congress, and by every Republican
member of the Pennsylvania Legisla-
ture, and all the Republican State Off
cials was presented. demanding a Cabi-
net position for the son of Simon. But
| it was without avail. It mattele ed not
| that 1t was truly urged that Hayes
owned his nomination at Cincinnati to
the persistency with which Don Cam
eroa held the Pennsylvania delegation,
against the almost unanimous senti-
ment of the Republican party in that
State, and against the personal prefer
ences of q majority Of the delegates,
from voting for Blaine. They did not
weigh a feather with Hayes that but
| for the fact that Don Cameron furnish
ed the money to buy four of the North
Carolina delegates, and John ]. Patter-
SON held the bribe money and drove
the bargains, Blaine must have been
nominated without doubt on the fourth
ballot Hayes has made up his mind
to sacrifice the Camerons despite ell
This, and the still more reckless and un-
scrupulous service Don had rendered
4 in South Carolina, Flerida and Louis
lana, both before and after the election
| 10 November, and he did it with cs
little .compunction Of conscience as he
! | determined to throw overheard Pack
ard after he and his creatures OF tht
Returning Board had made him Presi
dent. as- ~ FL.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-10
PLUMBERS.
Robert Hutton,
Plumber and Gas Filter
No. 1OT King st

Does all kinds of work In his line in the
best manner and at the lowest figures.
Orders thankfully received and promptly
aatended to. ..
OILS AND LAMPS of different kinds kept
han ari for sale veryA cheap. D.
nov25d3m
The daily gazette., 1877-03-10

1t Is now said that General Joe
Johnston will be. United States Marshal
for Virginia. When politically disab>
ledhe declined thetempting offer of the
command of the Khedive's army, with
q salary Of CSC, 600 a year, because he
preferred, as he said. to live and die
an American citizen He new ekes
out supper. by life insurance
| agency.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-10
DRUG STORES.
|rs and Brace DEPART
ment.

,-c = stock of TRUSSES, BRA
NJ NSTIrfPPoRTERs, + ,SUSPENDE..Kit.sss t.ss
out ou,tachonical appliances unsur-
PEI o,tsnt lnSd and variety by that OF any
u ;,ar SA,en Establishment in the country,
Ia upwards ol
|T,rentv Years. Experience
,.,no them, we feel confident Of our
y ,1n3 I'VE entire satisfaction TO all tnese
~ sr'r onr services in this direction.
4 orr INSTRUMENTS
.,rncted in the best manner, OF uie
e,arisls J and OF various sizes TO sun
" rom the smallest infant 10 the
xadult.
uAvEA PRIVATE ROOM
enlistment, while our prices are
erste Ne and SO varied by our extensive
Ssn, @ as 10 suit the pockets OF all.
sH'' ~ " Hundreds OF persons
~ after trying the larger
,,lvSrA cities have expressed
fiEo> N$ their qualification ofthe
EY1SS& n facilities and economy
)<kH6 b with which they have
KEyyA9 been suited at our es-
QSz adjustment
3, BRINGHURST & co..
Apothecaries,
v Cor. Sixth and Market Streets,
Wilmington, Del.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-10
Aunc.,px che pub,Ie schools.

WHEN the Yellow Jacket hose cart was
coming back from tho fire yesterday twas
Unnamed" by about 100 boys ranging from
ten 10 fourteen years OF age. just think
OF tile fre jakeys Gold Hill will lo able tn
tnrn out In . tow years.
posrroSEp. - The proposed ball at
Miners Union Hall. Gold Hill. for the
benefit OF Mrs. James Shields. owing 10
the present unfavorablc time has been
indefinitely postponed.
CORONER HopoEs Is to-day holding an
inquest into the facts attending the death
Of Mrs. Tsgliabue. As we 30 10 press tho
witnesses are being examined. The testi.
mony corroboratcs tho statement published
by the NEws to-day.
JupoE Cook gave his opinion this morn
Ing In the case Of T.. Buckley, charged
with obstructing Cemetery street. De-
PENDANT was fined S33 and ordered 10 abaie
obstruction. He will appeal to tie Dis.
trict Court.
TnE general question among members
Of the National Guard Il, "who Wilma dc
mstchp" II Is thought that Joe Agosiinl.
or Feeney Of tho Emmett Guard can an.
swer.
A wArEn.rirE in the street south Of the
Washington House. on the Divide, burst
this morning. and sent \ stream OF water
down the Hill.
TnE Sacrament will be administered at
tho Gold Hill Methodist Church next Sun.
day evening.
TuE washoe zephyr Is stirring mp the
Comsiock dust to-day at q lively rate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-10

LocAroRs.-Philip Corcoran has located
the Holmes AMI Philip Corcoran mines on
the East Justice lode, cast 81 the Alta and
Monumental mines. W. W. Hickics has
located the lIickies mine on the same lode.
and the East Justice mine Is likewise To-
Gated BY the Fast Justice Gold and Silver
Mining Company.
ANOTHER TusoARoE,rr.-Adam LEIGH.
ter. for years past we'll known among the
live business men Of Virginia City. leaves
tonight for Tuscarora. Leichter Is no
only q good business man. but 4 most TX.
ccl!ent gentleman. May lie meet with all
the good success he wishes In that new
and tiourishing district.
ACorrlGE BrRSED.-Thc residence Of
Thomas Moran. near the Hn~iekerbocker
hoisting.works. Gold Hill. was totally de-
stroyed by fire yesterday. The alarm was
was sounded at $50 p. ~. and the buill-
inc WAS burned before the fircmen could
reach the scene. Nothing WAS saved. The
loss amounted TO about $500.
THERE were several wrestling matches
Of the picnic Saturday. One contest was
between Mccormick aud Monahan. collar
and elbow. Mccormick q by two
straight falls. lie Is now waiting for any
man who SECS IL to come along.
Tur next meeting Of the Nevada Confer
enee. Methodist Episcopal Church. will 10
beli An susanviile. California, commence
ing september -. Bishop Bowman will
preside.
NrLL Moxnor was arrested in Virginia
Yesterday ON . charge Of robbing . man
u $40. Case dismissed to-day On motion
Of the District Attorney.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-10
s,oan,, commissioners.

The Couniy Commissioners held a meet
ing in Virginia city to-day. a full Board
being present. The Sheriff was anthor-
lied tn retain his night Waterman one
month longer. Commissioner Hszletinc
asked further time In which to report
upon the contract between the Com
missioners and Lewis 4 Deal. which
WAS granted. County Assessor Fox 70.
ported that lac had turned over to the
Coaney Clerk the tax roll for the current
year which shows the assessed valuation OF
property in Storey county to be S7.2il 900.
He also reported that he had collected and
turned over si2s.5 o % rs tayes on the net
proceeds Of the mines. Constable Malachi
Norton. bill was found Ole irregular and
further time WAS allowed. Upon motion
OF Commissioner HAzeltine, Chairman
Randall was authorized 10 redeem rail-
road bonds at \ rate not to exceed ninety
five cents on the dollar to the entire
amount OF the money In thu Redemption
Fund. Tho County Clerk was instructed
to publish q notice that the Board Of Equa-
l~ization will meet ON Monday, the 18th
instant. Adjourned To meet again nj .
o'clock tomorrow evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-10
BRONCIIITI-.

From John risgg. Req, Of Bennington. n. H.
"Three years since Was very much reduced
with Q dreadful cough. which resulted In Bron.
ehitis. affecting me 80 severely ~ 10 render II
difheuit to speak In an audible vo'cs. To tLis
was afded severe night sw,au. anil 1 WA fear
full Of going into q decline. Af.r rccouIre 10
~ysrlous remedies TO no purpose, ] maize Use ~
Or. wlstar's iiairam Of Wild Caerry. q fsy hit
ties Of which fully restored ma 10 health
since that iline ! have had several sever ai-
tack Of cough, hut the Bslsim hss ,lwtJr re-
moved them. I always keep u by me. SD
should not know how To do Without t."
Hold By all druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-10
Road Ases,s Aros",,.


The readers Of tho NEWS will remember
something about the robbins OF Wells
farso's Treasure box on the Plactr'iiie
stage, In III Dorado county. California.
about two weeks ago The sheriff OF thai
county has been hunting the robbers ever
since. aud by good luck got track OF them
last Thursday. The thieves passed through
Glcnbrook at about 2 o'clock and we're seen
by a stage Load Of pcoplc who were getting
ready 10 start down the hill. but who never
suspected the character Of the men. Father
Mcunih. 10 Virginia, says tho mon were
armed with shotguns. rcvolvers and bowl.
knives. There were three oil theui' anu
they were a formidable looking crew. INC
sheriff ~ IL Dorado county WAS close
behind them. but they left the road and
branchcd over the hills. thus Gliding hun:
They were all well mounted. 10 u thouSh'
these road agents are still in Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-10

A indicated by the NKws last Saturday
tho Miners Unions excursion and picnic
which took place a. Treadway's Park. near
Carson. was q grand and complete success.
The entire day was spent In merry making
such only a. Comstocker know how to
produce and how 10 enjoy. The music
for dancing was iirs,-elass In every partie-
ulsr and was furnished by the Washing
ton Guard band and ~Rippingham's band
alternately. The pavilion was crowded
with . gay aud festive crowd. such ~
h. seldom seen. even Of . Nevada picnic.
The various committees Of the Unions ex-
ert.d themselves to the utmost Tor the
comfort and happiness Of their guests.
The shooting % the rifle companies was
remarkably good. the complete o be-
ing A. follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-10
you HAVE NO EXCUSE.

Have gu any excuse for suffering with Dys.
pspsia or Liver Complaint 10 there aig res
son why you should GO on from day 70 day
complsi.ing with Sour Stomach, Sick Head
ache. habItisi Cos isencs., pait itstion % the
heart, heartburn. wat-r.b'ash vnAsirs aud
burning lAins at the pit of ibe roinach. yel-
low skin, coa.td tongue and dls.gres abio taste
in the mouth. coming up Of food after eating.
low sprits. etcr MOI 10 10 fo.iti,ely YOUR
own fanit " you do 90 TO YOUR Druggist and
cents and -FOUR Gu . Ia certain: hut u you doubt
this. get . sample hottie for 10 certs AID try u.
Two does vi I relieve you. h5- en-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-10
brand Jury.

A Grand Jury will be selected io-mor'
row from the following list Of citizens
W. y. Hall. George Haub. II. T.. Heating
George Emmett, l.. r. Fox. q. q. Waters,
Henry Rolf. Charles Bonnemort. u. Hey
man. Edward Gamble. BENZ. Galland, W.
q. Thompson. NJ. J.. Mcmillan. John =.
kanetn. George W. Thatcher. White.
John Jones. Jr., u. Gilman, II. II. renoy-
or. G. q. Smith, A. Armbrust. W. Hardy
and J.. II. Hin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-10
.

Three San Francisco hoodlnms have
been arrested In Virginia City on sns-
picion. Last Saturday night George Dry
son.. sr.. was gArro,ed At the corner Of y
ami Union streets AMI robbed OF so. The
same night Fillebrown was struck ON the
head with q club Nt the corner Q,
smith aud ID streets and Knocked
.en.eless. His pockets were then
rided and $40 in coin and . $2oo-vsteh
taken. No definite clue can be obtained.
bu, these suspicious characters have been
arrested a. stated above. They will prob
ably be released up0u promising : leave
tina tDwu.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-10

Considerable interest WAS manifested In
the shooting. and Q great many anxious
spectators gathered around the respective
tsams. II Was noticeable that the lady
friends Of the marksmen were present en-.
couraging their favorites to do n bcsi
The return trip Was made without any
.srions accident. which % itself speaks
we'll for the management 81 the miner.
and their offers. IL Ia estimated that
over 5000 people were on the grounds o.
Trsadwsy's ranch. Work was commenced
As usual to-day. and the miners are feel
ing good over the success Of their endeavor
10 furnish a days recreation for tie
publlc,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-10
srocK
san Frassis~o Heard.


JHu- soHsrSa.
so1 ophir. fTS, ifAs. IN
as Meucsn. iOs. i0.. i0is
as Gould and ,urfy. iOs
$50 Bes, and 10 ,ieher. 2o4. eos. 9k
as California. %. ~
SIS savage, sk,sA.,ss.ss
ass Con Virginia pS
ilo Chollar.p oto-i. say. As
ll.O Hale 4 Norcr %. ~. IN. ~. T'sb3
sls Crown Point. 4 ~. ass
sss yerov Jacket u. io5.. iis b. II b5
1885 Imperial ac. 81
~ Alba. nk. IN
lOO5 Bslcher, IL. -. ~ ...Gt
80 sierra Nevsds. 81, ~. 81. 81 bio
.o Utah. u, l... ns.iiS
SO bullion. ~. ~
l3so Exchequsr. :. ~
e4O Union Con-. @, 81. o.
1850 Cal-louiA. a.. ~. asa. to
40 0v-rmaD. q. IN
go Ju Ia. ~. l2o
So balt.mste, 5Oc
tsO silver HUI. : ~. 81
50 Dayton. 800
io Darianeiles us
100 Lady Washington ~
30 North Ca. Niginis. sc
loo soatn Justice. I 10
ioo Wells Fargo, ~. Sc
go Lsviathsn, BIC. 95c
10 Alta. 81
100 ko<-uth. fc
Isl Andes. rs. So
90 suceor. I.
80 Peytoaa. I 10
$50 J9.,,e., ,ss' 's.. ias'' is'.' i''.' ns'
~ aeg. Dslehsr. II. 20
~ Confidence. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-10
THE MINERS PICNIC.
now THEY ENJOYED TIE BiG
EXCURSION.

Parsieslsru OF the 0raad
Heiidsy-Cenpssss seers Of shs
Rins Tsaas-0ssd order Aais-
tanned and No Aeetdents- The
Miners lsappy-lnetdents-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-10
EspEcrAL ArrRsrIos usnx.

Notice the "str Remedies" DR.. Van
Dykes "An,tbiiious curc"ts prefe,r~d 10 all
other q, sptptic medicines. First, u dscs not
grippe. second. u docs not nauseais. 7hirl.
10 u plsssant 10 taste and sLell.
"Trout OIL OintinsLt " ID prepared IRON lake
Tahoe Trout, and f. the beet Liniment N the
world for rheumatism, Neuralgia and sprsins.
DO to your druggist. get . saupls both Of
esch. frce Of charg-. TrJut oil. 80 cents pr
hottie; Anti.hiilous Cure. one dollar. aui5iy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-10

THIrviSo.-The room Of Henry =. Helm
stein. back Of I.einsein a VOLTS store.
Main street. Gold hin. was entered last
Saturday night by thieves. They. got
avay with all his best clothes. gold sleeve
button. and such things 10 the value Of
over 500. II IL thought the thieves In
tended 70 rob the store. but falling In this
took the next best thing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-10
A CARD.

To all vho are suffering nom the errors and
IndiSre,ions Of youih. nervous weakness. early
dc A., ioss OF manhood. ste. I will send .
neelpt that will core you. FREE ov HANOI.
rhis great remedy vas discovered b. q nission.
arr In Bouth America. send . t~elf-sddrcssed
eayelnpc 10 the REV. JUskpH z. INNAh.
station u, nlbis lfvuss, New fork City.
n en-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-10
a. n. GALLUP.

o. u. 0ALLur. opposite the Bank OF caiifos.
mia. Gold Hii. keeps constantly on hand al
f~syorits brandt Of Ipportsd c.gas. oholee bit
eieaSs, eli ii Ids OF chewing tobaeon. mesf.
schsum pipes, nuts, candies. nns cutisfy, and
tors and hAney goods Of all kipds. ap7s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-10
GUARD.

Mr.. DAILY put his second shot In the 4
ring Of the Emmett target. hut ~ 1t was In
the wrong target II was OF course Loaf 70
him. Mr.. Mcknight was guilty OF the
same trick and got 4 on the wrong ar
get. Notwithstanding these mistakes the
Nationals won by q handsome majority.
Sergeant Thexton made % points, the
largest individual score Of the day.