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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-05

T,u,xos woRxs.-The County ASSESS
or, books for tho quarter ending March
n. 1877, shows reports from only three
falling, works In the county. They are ~
follows: Express mill. net value on which
t.Ie. are levied, 81 500 IS; total amount
of tar, SIS 50. Msriposa mill. net value
on which taxes are levied. $29,o26 70 ;
tot.l amount Of tar. sco5 %. q. @. stev-
.,.on. net value on which taxes are levied.
N. As; total amount OF tax. $23 10.
ACCOMMODATING. - The Crown Point
Mining Company having found 1t neces-
s.ry to increase their pumping facilities In
order TO handle the water on the 2oOo-ioot
level. The DAYTON Mining Company are 60
i,y IN lei them have their big No. Z Air
samnr,ssor for use until such time - new
pumping machinery can Be obtained trom
ths East.
For TowS MAnsulL.-Dennis Z. Hay
s.n re.pectfully nnounc himself {. .
candidate for the Office Of Town harshai
Of Gold Hill, subject TO the decision Of
! v,,.r.- Mr.. HAYDEN has been . resi-
,I.nt ~ Gold Hill for Q number OF YEAR
n.st. and il we'll known to the people OF
The town as . capable and efheien' eiuaeh'
Tux EXCURSION TRArs.-plessure-s'sk'
or. will remember tha, the excursion tram
between virginia City and Steamboat
spriuss will commence running to-mor-
row. Tickets for the round TRIP SOLO .oI
three dollars. or hall the n.aair
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SCHOOL EXERCISES.
Regularly Messhly Literary Enter-
taiaoent OF the Gold Hill High
8sh0ol.

Tho regular monthly exercises Of the
Gold Hill Central School took place yes
day afternoon. Quito . number OF visit
ors were present. and much interest was
manifested. The singing by the students
vas better than ever before, the pupils
making rapid Improvement in this branch
and all by self.instruction. owing. perhaps.
10 the able assistance Of Miss Lizzie Nc
Martin. Who presides at the organ. Tho
school contains some fine voices that only
need . little development to bring out their
strength and beauty.
Following was tho programme pre-
sented: Opening song. Pull for the Shore;
Jshn Chegwidden. The Orphan Boy I; John
Mccarthy. Rescue Of Chicago; Anna
Kelly, We Meet upon the Lowell. We Part
upon tho Square; Sammie Robinson.
Ousries ; Nellie Gray. The Reason Why ;
Willie Likens. Never Despair; song,
The Little Ones at Home; Cassie
Lowman. John Day; James hcMartin,
Old Ironsides; Lizzie Greenwood. The
Miser I; Joe Kennedy. Fourth OF July Ora
ton /; Cora Moore, Bringing Water from
the Well ; Willie Phipps, Hohenlinden ;
song, What Will the Harvest BE; Ccnten-
NAL, Anna Nudd and Emma Connolly ;
Louis Werner. Tom Darling; Margery
Fraser, Bachelors Hall; Maggie Gillespie.
Tho Indian Chieftain /; song. Whispering
Hope; Florence Hicks. Over the River ;
song. Hold the Fort; Francis Langan.
American Flag; John Carrick. Olea for
CASTLE I; Clara smith. The Last Words Of
widder Green song. Leaf by Leaf tho
Roses Fall.
Tho visitors present were: Trustee
Golden. DIR. W. D. Conwell. Archie Giles
pie, ]. McMartin, Messrs. Booth. Temby,
McKsy. Murrish. Mitchell. Bennett. Bis
comb, Roe. Schell. Larson, flannigan.
Preshaw, Mrs, A. McMartin. Mrs. W. ii.
yirden. Mrs. q. II. Golden, Mrs. Haskell.
Mrs. Winterbauer. Mrs. Likens, Mrs. Red.
mond. Mrs. Gray. Mrs. Randall. Mrs.
schell. Mrs. Robinson. Mrs. Flanagan,
Mrs. Biscomb. Miss Mcdonald. Mrs. Louc-
ton, Mrs. Greenwood. Mrs. T.. Myers.
Mrs. Hill. Mrs. Roe.
This will b the last entertainment 10
DO given by our schools until the close OF
the school year. when . public exhibition
will b. given In Miners Union Hall.
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rfnassierisg.

A Gold Hill Lady vent TO Virginia Ciy
,hi. morning. and, seeing some remark
ably iino strawberries. concluded to make
q purchase.
NOW do you sell your berries p she
asked the huckster.
..rift'n cents q box. num-. replied the
vendor Of fruits and chestnuts.
The lAdy delicately hinted that ths same
article could be purchased nearer home
for twenty cents. -.
Every well. madam, We VIII sen you
i've boxes for q dollar Aid the perry
merchant.
The bargain was closed at once. and the
lady .peculator was happy until she re-
flectei that after all she had paid As much
for her berris. a. sle would have to gave
for them in Gold Hill. and thai the nrs'
offer was more liberal than the last.
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SECOND pIsPAron.
0eorxs 10. Piancy, she persuiting
Naval Clerk, Returns and sur.
renders Himself

BAN Francisco. May Ga p. NJ
About . quarter past 0 o'clock this morn.
ing George u. PiAney. deiaulting clerk Of
Naval Pay Inspector s~paulding. walked
into the Office Of District Attorney Murphy
and surrendered himself. Captain Lees.
Of the detective force. was at ono sum.
moned, 70 whom Ftnney Was turned over.
Arrangements are now being mado to OBJ
tain his bail TO answer TO two indictments
Of forgery found by tho grand Jury In
December. 1878. bail being ixeda at $4,000
on each charge.
Plnney positively refuses To DO inter.
viewed. but District Attorney Murphy and
Captain Leeds gave such information as
the interests Of Justice at present warrant.
ed. Pinney arrived here from Montreal .
week ago yesterday. His previous wand.
erings have been pretty fully detailed al
ready, except that from Tahiti. where he
was last heard from. lie returned to Val.
paraso. thence 70 England and Montreal.
His object In returning. he states, 10 sim
ply 70 stand his trial and give his evi.
denc. concerning matters pertaining
thereto. He had previously made arrange
ments by which II was understood that he
should DO free from any interference from
tho Government on the ground Of being .
deserter, which 10 Is understood 10 the
only claim the Government has against
him. This 10 IL corroborsted by the state
ment Of Unitsd States Distrlct At
-.. NoClIsn uho sava he has
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LIGHTNING FLASHES.

Minister Simon. In . speech In Paris.
polntcd ont the %scrupulous mamie In
which Italy hal observed the Law Of The
pspsl guarantees. Tho Italian Ambssss-
dor has since called upon hr. Simon and
thanked him for the mannsr In which be
had referred 10 Italy.
Greenwood. editor Of the Tan Nall &C.
,stf,, is about 10 take , poslton - CORE
spondent Of the London hnss. This indi.
Gates . change In the T'~ss' attitude on
the Eastern question. Greenwood being
strongly anti.Russian.
Tho Russian Senate has decided that the
Moscow Tribunal OF Commerce has . right
to adjudge DR.. s~trasburg. the railroad
specuiator, q bankrupt, and has Issued an
order that Strssburg leave the country.
The Franklin Cotton Mil. B~sngnoit.
New York. was burned last night. Loss.
SIS, 900 insured for $4,000. The ars Was
csusod BY the explosion OF . lantern.
The furniture store Of HI Harrington.
in new York. WAS damaged BY nre this
morning 10 tho extant Of $4,000.
Russia Is making efforts 70 raise . loan
In Paris,
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SHARP PRACTICE.
Chsies Meessehaana Pipe Soad for
Iess Than lIsifpriee.


An enterprising individual representing
.,u..i, A. n. an Hnyii.hm.p b.. han
- a..
'eii'ns ossus m.e"m p'pes ee
shre"u .onhseAe's ~ 'eiy iAi Pi'ee
| His plan was 10 60 into . bank or brokers'
| Office. and altering the nina be vould .sv.
-. - 4. a..
IN tones 80 SAD a. ons ~ une
eyes potA'o sA,' %oue,
zen ior Uni. IN LunnJu. o mera
three poond Tor ~ IN Chieaso, out 4 wouid
not then have locked Al zen poonas' ouu !
am sick and .tarving' anu wouiu sisuIy
take one poond Tor u now. vi course
the phiisntnrop's ,nui,,a .n.uo
do something TOT .ne sood OF nunS,
and willing to secure q good bargain ~ me
same Tine priskIy nshes up uhe equ,r
hvs-doiiAr Piece anu ,orAeu !. over, win
tears In me- eyes; uc unIoi'usAse mn
would thank his oeneIae,or me pas on
TO the next Hat brs<eil, OF inc stocn'
broking firm OF haiston q brAIsiI'
Ma q OF the nrst to oite. mr..
Waters. . mining shArp, Wa Anotner
deluded individual. issterdsy morning
Mr.. Waters called upon brAzeii. ANU
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TIE HIDDEN ANALaAx.-The stolen
bullion. the finding Of which caused 90
much s1citsment In Silver City last week.
has been taken charge Of BY Sheriff Cooke
Of Lyon county. He will retain posses
sion Of the property until ih proper own
ership 10 decided by the courts. The Cal.
i~fornls Milling Company has commenced
suit 70 recover the property. claiming
that II was stolen from one OF their mills.
NATIONAL GuARD HALL. Virginia. Wa
we'll fillcd again last evening. The Bert
troupe will remain . few days longer and
will produce somo new INC attractive
plays.
HENRY PETERSON has fled . lien on the
Lady Bryan for 1891, for iist days work
at 50 per day.
The Justice Mining Company will. on
the sth instant, disburse $4,000 10 its
employees.
THERE 10 . message for Richard Fault Of
the Western Union Telegraph ONCE.
TIE Bacon and Trench mills paid Cd
their workmen last Wednesday.
BULLION valued 81 8 .9s7 80 was shipped
from the Comstock last evening.
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NEW srORR.

4. sUMMgnFiLLp, late boohkespsr for
Rsinstsin / Wolf. de-ire, 70 inform his friends
and The public ssnsraiiy thsi hs has Just
opsned, In Galatians old hardware store. oppo-
size Jones u,us ,tor.. Msin rirett, told Hill. .
eompists rioek OF gents furnishing goods. con.
sisting 10 part VI Will 9 slirt,. f,psing 70 pnoe
Chevist Shirts, pur- linen, 80 10 ~. All sorts
az ,hIrts IN de 10 or,sr AID warranted 10 ht.
A spleudid aSurimsnt of 0entt' Underwear.
which be will eel c tape' than any hsute In
the Btats. IN conjunction With furnishing
goods. be slso keeps . splencid stock ~ nn-
MIA snt pt,sk q yrnains Havana add domeaiic
eiasrs. THU BKsr BIT Cl0Ass IN THE
sTATR. Coan- aud try them. pont mistake
tbs place utp.siis Jons>' drug sior. Main
asu 4. sUMMSRYIELp b 90.
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ON THE coMsrucx.
A Mssher and three Fatheriesa
chiidreo NtaFving 10 Death.

The community Of the Comstock seems
not 70 have yet thoroughly awakened to
tho terrible misery and destitution that
exist IN their midst. Because only few
csses and those hardly Of the worst come
TO the surface Of public knowledge 90
~casionally. the real amount Of want 10
mains unknown. One Of the most hoart-
rending casos Of suffering and starvation
came to light on Thursday evening In an
accidental manner and VI now record 1t
for the public. About 6 o'clock last
Thursday evening Mr.. Frisdlander. .
tailor Of Virginia City while pursuing bis
vocation In search Of clothing 10 repair.
had occasion 10 pass along the road Lad
ing from Parks's mill up 10 G street. When
near the Nevada Brewery be heard loud
cries and sobs proceeding from . little
cabin on the opposite side Of the road.
Thinking the cabin might be on fire, no
opened the door and entered IT, 4 heart-
rsnding sight met his gAze. Tho
fioor was Uttered with household articles
thrown about In confusion. presenting .
scene Of great disorder. while standing In
tho center Of the room. with three sobbing.
pleading lite ones, stood . despsiring
woman convulsed with tears and sobs.
Mr.. rriedlander Immediately asked her
what was the cause Of her grief. Through
shame. she hesitatsd to reply. until the
plaintive demands Of the little ones for
somsthing TO eat revealed the truth 70 Mr..
Friedlander. The woman then told him
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UTAH..
The Msrnsus Preparing " Highs
~ Their ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Nser, Rud Reveiator.

New Yoax. May 5.-A Hsraid's Bali
Lake special says further preparations for
hostiiitiss are particularly active among
the southern settlements. 70 which four
boxes Of brssch loading rides were ship-
ped last week from the cooperative store
In Salt Lake City. Last night meetings
and drills Of squads Of Mormons were
eoing on In Salt Lake City itself. and IL Ia
reported that some Of the proceedings
verc conducted within the in~closure In
The immediate vicinity OF the Lion
House. Young has boldly asserted within
he last few days that the kormons who
have been driven so often and % far Will
dr. i've NO longer.
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IlnpuRR

Ano ,s Ill the disssrseable consequences that
follow The decay Of the teeth. IN impure brcath
must b. the most Notifying and unpleasant to
IL posses,or, and Il 10 the most inexcusable
and oIsuslve 10 society end yet the cause OF i
may easily b. removed By cleansing ,onr ts.th
daily With ,hs, IT''ly poplar dsnti'.iss. ssn.
the breath, eoola and rvfreshes the mouth. and
Etvss Q pssrLiike appearance 10 she testh.
1-ntieutn xho indulge In smokins should
c,e ,nse tselr teeth With s0ZOD0NT. ~ y
. moves al. UNPLEASANT odors Of tie xecd. Ask
your druggist fvr II. spieim
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HApPr.-The happiess man In Gold Hill
to-day 10 Alex. Cohn. the well.known dry.
goods dealer. Read the cause under the
head Of Births" In smother column.
And tho Aforesaid IL the cause Of sundry
empty champagne. bottles and fragments
Of cake being found In the News ONCE
to-day. Luck to the young President.
Senator. Chief Of Police. OF Whatever hs
may grow up to be.
The miners will make . good showing
this evening upon the occasion Of heir
reunion. Il Is expected that they will
turn out In force.
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WARY SPRINGS HorEL.-The new pro-
prie.or Of tho Warm Springs Hotel. adj
Joining the Nevada State Prison. near
Carson, has renovated and fitted up tho
house and warm swimming baths In clc-
gsnt style. This famous resort is now the
Cheapest and pleasantest place for rccres.
tiou in the State. The kitchen 10 presided
over by Gabe Ralton tcolored). formerly
ar,t cook on board the famous New Or
leans steamboat Magenta.
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sRN,InLR ADVICE.

You are ssisd every day tbrcush the columns
Of newspapers and BY Jour druggist TO uss
something for Dyspepsls ant Liver Complaint
thai 10 know nothing about. You ret d >.
coaraccd spending money v th hut little sue.
cess, Nov n give you satisfactory proof that
URnrs's Auausr fLosER vii cure yvu OF
Dyspepsia snd Liver Complaint. with al their
habitat eosuvenr,s. pa'pltstion Of tbs hssit.
heArt.bum. vater.bfssh, coming mp o 100
after eating. ] " spirits. etc, We sex you TO w
20 yorr Urasgist Asd get . sample bottle al
0REEn's Arousr fLowEn for ~ cents anil Try
10. or . reguiar riSs for 10 cents. TwJ d1s,s
will relieve gu. nibSp
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assees sales.
San PnAScIsco. May $50 P. y.

San Francisco. May $50 ?. y
Ophir-ii bid.
Gould a Curry Asked.
Beet d Belcher-lt bid. itt asked.
Caledonia-3i bid. 3Ia ssked.
Con. virginiA-30S sold.
Chollsr- Potosi-29 bid.
Hale A Norcross q asked.
Yellow Jacet-5S bid.
Exchequer-2 bid.
Overman-l2 bid.
ImperiA-7jc bid.
Beat 4 Belcher-ita bid.
Mexican-5-, bid.
Yellow Jaeket-5S sold.
Msxican-5s bid. 9 asked.
Ophir-ii bid. na asked.
Gould 4 Curry-i.y0 bid. . asked.
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a wrosE Report.

A report has been circulated to the effect
that I. T. Berry. who has been announced
a. q candidate for Town Marshal Of Gold
Hill at the coming election, has withdrawn
In favor Of some other candidate. Mr..
Berry wishes us To state distinctly that. a.
should be seen by his published notice Of
withdrawal. he favors no particular candi-
date In this matter. unless II might be
himself. The report does him gross in.
iustic.
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n.,,r,... a.rv,ee. re-.ssrsv.

x~r,uop,. CT EPISCOPAL cnuRcH. ooIp HILL
There Willie divine s'rv'ee IN 'ns :. :,
kp,.coo.i Church 70 MORO. lsunaas,. go
An. .ndT =. n. Rev Geo. ".f"eno
sundsy.sehooi sil0r.h-
sr. JouS's cuu.cn. eolD nnL--Ihsre WI
n. alvin. services 81 81. johns Church tomos'
nos, A n O'Clock. A. =. n 30 :; ~; nss;
= xsstmsp orneisiing. Sunday school "IS
r.m. iii
A.. PArL'. CHURCH. vnnrS'A.-rhefe VI"
n. d,vlns ,-rvie. In ~. Paul's churcn: Nirsin,a'
M. morTov at n O'Clock An. sna 'oS' -
Blshop whitaher ofneissing.
rurns Will b divines ssrvies % o"s
Church, s,l', &. G 4 j. .s,~St oss,ssiss.
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AhD.

To oil Who are sacshne from the errors and
isdiserstions Of Yoe,h. nervous weakness. sss'y
decay, Ioss Of manhood. sts- ] will send .
rvcslDt that will cure you. YRrn o. A
This great remedy vas dlscovsfsd D. 2 iasion.
arr In south America. tend . self-addie ssed
envelope 10 the Rkv. JJbEPH T. iNhAh.
station d. Bible H"ase. New Yorf City.
MINI Gm
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rnR PAiAcK KArINa STAND.

For . roast Of beef unercslied In Storey
county. 70 10 Thomas Hsnron'a Eating Stand.
IN the Palace Sal on. No. 2 North q str st.
Virginia city. frrsh oystsis 81 all hssrs IN
svsry style. Forty miners always % hand q
night. kor tsry, home style Of cooking. spd
the beet and fresl Get Of eli that The Bisskets
snori. the Pa.ses Esiirg sand has no s1Rerior.
Tn n. apis n
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IRON A DisrIN0uIsuRp JuRisr.

"I have tried the PEHuvtAS srsrr. end The
rssuit fsiiy sustsins your prsdi1tioa. II hes
nsds . nes man Of ns-infased Into ny sys.
tam neg vigos and snsfxy. . am no oosss
tfsmuioas and dsbiiitsisd - when you lsss
~ ne. bot stronger. hssrdsf, and With hrrss
q my time during The last Eve ysars-" sod
hy Al dnsHtsta.
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q. II. GALLUP.

o. II. oALLrr. opposite the Bank Of califos.
MIA. Gold HUI, keeps constantly on hand eli
hyueits bands Of Imported c.safy. ohoies bit
eiesss. oil iisds OF chewing tobsccs, mesr.
schsuu pit %, nuts, candles. nns cutiefy. and
toys aod fsrc o. g"Ods Of all kinds. apps n
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we'll 70 do. Hall took but little money
with him 20 far ~ known, and will probS
bly, attempt 70 support himself In London.
Whether tho State or city will institute
proceedings against him upon statements
made by Tweed will depend upon tho &C.
ton taken touching the release Of the pris-
oncr.
Political Notes.
wAszrSoros. Nay 4.-Tho President
has commissioned Owen N. DENLY. Of
Portland. Oregon, Consul to Tientsin.
China.
The workings Of the Bureau OF Statis-
tics will Be inquired into by the commit
Toe appointed BY Secretary sherman.
Tbs President has declined tho invita-
ton Of the Boston Board Of Trade 10 visit
Boston. on account OF tho condition OF
public business.
Robert O. Blaine. brother Of Senator
Blaine. has received the appointment. from
SsrgsantatArms French of the Senate. Of
Assistant Superintendent Of the Senate
Document Room. lie was formerly .
clerk In the Office OF the Secretary Of tho
Senate, but was removed last December
by secretary Torham.
when Congress meet.. Moves wonId
have BEEN Appointed. but Waits was In he
way T; 20 Noyes was given the French Mis-
sion.
AisosmHA oovernsnen@
NV YORK, May 4.-Referring to . let
ter Of lis correspondent, tho Times says
editorially: alabama is quiet enough.
but is quietness Ia born Of organized des.
potism. The State enjoys what IL called
::eli.sovs,nnsns' but u e . government o.
nhish ~s xouIS ,sin hsIiovs ara those Of
he minority. A moral. social and polit-
ical systcm which drives out colored labor
and repels both Northern and European
irmigr,tlon 4, mi likely 10 assist In the
az tbe material OF
= statp, and our correspondent finds, &C.
oordingly. that Alabama Ia worse on than
u was 'hree years y
Reducing Expenses
NEW YoRx, May "a Tribans's wash
ington special says the number Of pension
.,.r,. h.. boon r.Jrcsd IN .iybteon. Tn
m~.-,
RACINE CO.'S. WI, hAvo que, ih' s.na ono
Of salaries AND ices nov paid $1,000
rsnsn.ss Nv ,bs nav sr,tsm will be sias..
mn rho n,rh.ro ~ ,.p.io,.rs than maid
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ON THE PIANO FORTE.

AIRS. c. n. COOPER GRADUATE or
vi Iughsm Uniyerstty, 10 d..irous Of .rysn.
BERLi>LR'B will b. promptly attended 10.
Terms. n per month. n,IN
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FASHIONABLE DaE-, MAKER.

Mr.. n. d. Morris, fs'hiopsbls dress msisr.
corner opposite the Goldrn Eagle Hotel. Main
street, Gold NIL. will make ladles' dresses IN
the iatest Paris ,iyiss. Perfect ~ Cuaras,eed.
Charges moderate. sp76 Nv
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Hears MAGNOLIA BALM prsssrves and ~
stores the compilation, removes ireekis. ant
and ,aIlowncss: mskes the skin ,oft. vhits aud
dslieats. lite application cannot NJ detected.
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WITHDRAWAL.

r HEREBY OWE PUBLIC NOTICE OF
i m, Withdrawal - candidate for the ofies
Of Town Nanhai Of Gold Hill 81 the coming
election. ,.,,,
Gold HUI, Nay I. is71 mJlsr
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DIVIDEND NOTICE

OYylcE or Tug CALIFORNIA NINMo
~ conpsny. San Yrsncisco. California. Arrii
Tlh, tNI.-st . ree,inR Of the Bard Of u.
rretor u the above named Cou;pSby. held
this day. . dividend CSo. ifl Of Two i.oiisr j.r
shars was DECLARED. payable on MONDAY.
April lsth Transfer books elosed until the
tsign.di c. P GORDON. Secretary.
fto, kh>idsrs hsviui bee thar two hundred
sh,r~s snust prrs-tt their stock IN ord : 10 col.
lect thir al rd ride. spi0 Ina
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sTOCK REPORr.
i~AsrosrsD pArlr IT n. r. xsArNs . col
nan rraneisco Board.
LAT Kvxxise.

nan 8nCAoC D08ESs
Lat EvxSiss
IS Rayropd q Ely. 81
loo Kur~ka Con-. 10, ign
- Jaekson,3
SIS Northern belle. a,x. lax. itx bio
leo Manhattan.
SIS Grand PriIs. s.so. 81
io1o Modoc. . W. ass. J, ass
CSC New Coso,A
100 Golden Chariot. , .
800 Leeds. N. LIS, Ito. I %
no silver Hiii. tsc, SOC. toe
$50 Chsllsage.
as Nv Yorh, lse. ioe
$50 sorsh Coo. Virginia. ioe, ise
loo L<viathsn. soc
100 Prospect. 3Oc
40 Morning star.
100 Trojan. $50
no Bslehss. tx.tG,to
loo Ophir. i7S. i7N bio
As Con. Virginia. SIN
srs Ovsfmsn. u lax. lay.n
$50 Bsst b Rsieher. 10, IN. iss. ishs
1910 YsllJ~ Jacket. 3s.s
SIS Crown Point. 5..5S
$50 Gould q curry. ~
rs rs S Sssn 40. Az. q. s.a.o
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An Aluba. n
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ssis California. III 81 bS, 3ik
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IA, Imp~r1ai. soc
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10 Ophlr. ilk. NIL
no Msxiean. sN.G
1850 0ould q Curry. sk.b.
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ll3O CAlifon q. SiS. 81. sik
$40 ravags, ~. ~ AN. $40
1910 Con. Virginia, 81. Ss. 9k
lsD Che lar. rvtosi. ~. DS, 81. 0s. nv
a-oo Usls 4 Noreross. 80. I ~, i.T3, l.So
Az cr,vu Point q. 81, 50
en Ysils1 Jsetst,sk, 81, 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-05
CAUTION.

WILLOW JAoERr SILVER n Nit;9
Company = sale No. rs rbe public 10
hereby esutionsd against purchasing the follow.
ing de.ehbed stoek Of the yellow Jacket Silver
mining Company. - the came Wa sold for
Assessment No. Is. this 9Th dsJ OF Nsy, IuIi