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District Court Summons.
ERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, ! &C

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, &C
Comfy Of baiia HdiiG,
In e District Court of the First Judicial District Of
HdStisgtOA Territory.
H4SIE DoO1ET, PIqiniig, rs. JOEL ". DOC
LEY, Defendant.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - TO
L JOEL W. nO0LEY, Defendant: You are here
by required 10 appear IN action brought against
YOU by HA>IE DOOLEY, Plaintiff in the District
Court OF tire First Judicial District OF Washington
Territory, holding terms at the city of Wala Walla,
in and for the counties of Waila Halla and Column
hia to answer tie complaint of Plaintiff fiie,i
" ALA Wslla eOurty, within twenty days after the
OF this summons exclusive of the day Of
vice II not sers-l sad county but in said Dis
trict in thirty days; otherwise within sixty days
or the said Plaintiff wi take Judgment against you
by default, aenOrilq 10 the prayer OF O. complaint.
The said action is brought 10y Plaintiff TO obtain
decree OF divorce from the bonds Of matrimony here
tofore eXistin. between Plaintiff and Defendant, on
the ground OF ibandOument, and for the custody ot
the mlcor child, Katie, AMI for COSTS of suit
And you art hereby DOtifei that unless you appear
and answer the sad complaint above required the
prayers of the plaintiff will be grantd Witress
{ - the Hon S. C. WINGARD, Judge of the
L. :. District Court of the First Judicial District
7 - of Washington Territory, and the seal Of
said Court affixed, this 18th day OF January, \ ID.
1871 A REEVES AYRES, Clerk.
JAMES d. MIX.
Plaintiffs Attorney. SOW
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A Western elergyman's wife receiV-
ed thirty six sugar spoons from differ
ent persons as Christmas presents.
They hadent a ponnd Of sugar liz the
house as she counted up the spoons.
, 1877-03-03
SPECIAL. FREIGWTS.

Pianos, Billiard Tables, Furniture. Glass, Glass
ware and its contents n Otery9se Queens
ware, Marble anl Castings, taken only &c owners
risk OF damage, bre.lkigr u leakage
Acids, IurpeLtines, Burning fluids, Oils and all
other hquiis. IN cIns OF other vessels AZ owners
risk OF leakage.
EG=s taken only at owners risk Of lrrakige
Fruits. Vegetables md ali Other uerizllb.e prop
erty, at owner : RISK ol fTu-t 0r leciy.
Furniture 40: boxed, and al Agricultural and
Mechanical Implements, set up or knocked down,
at owners ri-k oi daIiage and drafting OF 6reage.
Nor will the Company lie responsible for decieaces
m any part unless Tie same s speeiy reeIpse1 ioE.
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STANDARD FIGURING MILLS.
iTANTLY On HAND

STANTLY On HAND
Self Raising Ftour.
Bakers Extra.
aupcrfine & Graham.
MiddlinSS. shorts
and Bran.
The highest Cash price paid FOX Wheat at al times.
ST A MeCALLEY & SON.
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A weekly paper in Wisconsin says:
"Mrs- Elkhorn, of Sugar Creek, died
after the publication Of this paper"
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Rates on gp Freight.
JFEH ToS IEssvEE5lEsr, oNl

GOODS, HEECHiNblSE, ETC, ETC.
From Willula 90 WaIla aWaIIa.....-.....si a 90
From Nailula 10 MLitIi.isi 7j
From Mhitn.an % Wal.i Y ralla------.-- 10
e. Binding lIate.ilI .sri .rllturrl and Neehau
ical implements, iIme b., frri.ted 10 WaIlula by
O. ;. v Co toatS - relucrl measurement viii ts
Freighted by al the foregoing rates, on o. S y.
Co 5 reduced measurement
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~ n . n II
Pctral Officers, Soldiers and Sailors Of the late
W., or paetr hers, IN many cases untitled to
| 'Jney from the Government which has oeen found
20 be due since final payment Write fin history of
service snd state amount Of pay and boInty received
Certificates OF Adjutant General Z {. A showing
service and honorable discharge tIeresorn In place Of
discharges lost prOcured for q smaIIfae
Enclose stamp TO Gilmore & TO-. and full re-
EENsE9NSt PENSDNSlI
Al Federal Officers, Soldiers, anI Sailors, wounded
Tuptured, OF iujurtd IN the line Of duty IN the lac
war, and disabled thereby, can stain pension.
widows and minor children, n Offners, Soldiers,
and Sailors who have died sine discharge Of disease
contuseted OF wounds and iTSuries received IN the
service and N line Of duty cl procure pensions by
addressing Gilmore q 10.
mcretset rates for Pensioners obtained bounty
Iand Warrants procured for service in WAITS pror to
AareE ), 1853 There are 10 warrants granted for
Send stamp 70 GILMORE g. co.. washing.
ton. d. G., foF full instruction. s5t
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DOwg SPECIAL RATES,

DeLe..sd % nis o. s Y COS E4sfs n BrqEuld-
Merchandise, Fruit aad Vegetables, same rates as
above Ter ton measurement
Wool, one-half mo.e than the above rates PER ton
weight. B+ef hides each 10 cents.
NoOd, sand, stone snd I.Ive stock al agreed on
rates up or down, ~ CIR load.
Double rates ca last frelsht l--ekages, up OF
down. received from o. delivered % boats.
All freight not delivered before P Il on the day
after It Is received ~ the deso-s willie st0Erl ~
owners expense and risk
And all freight received 1t depGts viii e AZ Owners
risk OF fire uE'iil ShIpPei delivered 70 oOnsigaeS
All bills payable IL gold con b-fue delivery q
freight
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A woman is director in a Peoria
bank.
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of CopartnershIp.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the copart-
~ nershep heretofore existing between G. P. FO0R
& A. HEALEY, has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. Al debts and accoa.s due the late
al liabilities Of the late firm. g. T. FcOR,
:. HEALEY
waiia Yaiia, y. T., Feb 5, Is7T.
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Pitcher
CastNia.

Jro.b..-x - ID their babies may have
hsai,b = .is! ,s,T C4sioria for Wind Colic.
Worr,s Fsvsr;.t,4- - oge Mouth, Group, or Ston-
80, ~ neither mineral, morphine J,or
aIcc5oi II ieasant 70 take Is honey, and nei-
thar gags nor ~
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Rates on Down Freight,


GRAIN, FZOCR, BdCOY AND LARD.
From Walk Wallt 90 %
From Wal.l Ws!it 80 Whitman. %
From Whitman 70 WaI.uia ................... IS
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Pacific Mutual
LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
OF California.
Assets, SI,3OO,OOO.

]. H. Carroll, ,.-.---.-...-.--.G Vice President
A. c NAIIENr-- Secretary
Assets, 100000.
THEPACIFIC MUTUAL loans all its funds on this
coast. II has perfected new plan OF insurance
called the Mutual investment Plan. II guarantees
\ definite rate of dividend and definite Cash sur
render Value Each applicant elects his own terms
aud is not compelled to pay for insurance any longer
than he needs 1t.
IL Is plain Contract, easily understood, and pos
every element ef safety. security and ssisfae
ton. IL shows not alone how TO get into insurance,
but how 70 get out pleased and satisfied Unlike the
old time policy, It does not bind the insured 70 m
terminAbe contract, bat the holder may realize Its
cash value at any timeRAND THAT CASH VALUE Is
FNPRFSSED PFLICI IN FIGURES, II being the
10Th condition OF the policy
Toeover mortgage, secure debt, protec. family
30 guard against withdrawal Of business capital by
partners death, or to provide for Old aSe-it Is pre-
eminent, and surpasses all other plans
WHEN MAN DIES A FORTUNE PER-
ISHES. - Dickens.
A Policy of Insurance is the Cheapest and Safest
mode of king certain provision for ones family
How strange that men should he careful to insure
their ships, goods and house, which may Sor
sink burn t= destroyed and refuse 10 insure their
lives, which are CERTAIN 10 cease,
IN AN ORDINARY LIFETIME,
that the comfort of their families and the safety of
their estate depends upon their personal ability and
which hangs on the slender thread OF
their existence In these times Of money striDgency
everywhere IT would be well 10
II A u - T. A NJ O NJ Il n II
In our battle of life to consider the possibilities and
that surround nearly every kind Of
business, and consequently the happiness Of those
who are dependent upon our labor for their support
No PROVISION FOR OUR DEFENDANTS Is ADEQArE
WHICH NOT IMMEDIATE, FOR DEATH MAY BE
IMMEDIATE.
Our estates, under our management, may he worth
70 our heirs hundreds
He that proVideth not for his own, aud especially
for his own household, Is worse than Inhdel and
has denied the faith" FRESh & CAREY,
General Agents for Oregon, and Washington and
Idaho Territories.
WAlIA WNIA. July %. 1876 SSn
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THE FIRM of HEALEY & SCHUYLER VIII eou-
l tin0e the bussnsss AZ the old place lO-ln
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District Court Summons

TERRITORY Of TASRINGTOY, lxS
CoHiiy Of HaEa BalLd,
Ia tse District IosTt Of he First Judicial District
Of HdshiagoH Territory.
MINERVA 4. .H4CEY, Plaintiff, RS. COZB4 II.
MACY, Iefradruf.
, 1877-03-03
PROTECT YOUR BUILDINGS
Which may lie done with one-t,urth the usual
expense, by using our
PATENT SLATE PAINT,
MIXED READY FOR USE.
Fire-proOf, Waterproof, Durable, Econ.
oInieai. and Ornamental.

roof may be covered with a very cheap shingt,
and by application OF this slate be made last fo
20 10 > years Old roofs be patched and ele!,
booking much better, and lasting longer thaI new
shingles without the slate for
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Loycsi Washing Machines.
Cumbersome Washing Machines.

These Machines are admirably adapted to the pur-
nnsa -sesip nel and prpfarable 10 the more
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19
1rraian.

Irolau.
Daily yield 30 tons from the $50 and
$40 levels. keeping the Vivian mill steadily
running. This ore breasts and Slopes Art
looking and yielding finely.
Sinking tho shaft goes forward prosper.
ously u usual. as we'll Is the running Of
the drift on the 900 level. Prospects To-
vorable at beth points.
sutro Tunnel.
Total length Of the tunnel last evening
1888. feet. Material firm but blasting
and working f%avorably.
white Lead.
Main drift advancing steadily. as usual,
In favorable vein matter.
North Daytsn.
Ore In main drift looking well. with
nothing new to report.
Moaumsntal.
Grading for new hosting works. Shaft
down $50 foet.
soush Utah.
Drifting west, with face In hard but good
drifting rock.
Atlantic Consolidated.
Main drift In ledge showing we'll In low
grade ore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19
a HOWE Dssiroysd BY Fire.

A FRI. broke out In . house owned by j
D. Loynachan In Gold Hill at half past
o'clock last evening. Tho house 10 IN,
large two-story building four doors soutl
Of tho tank on tho Bowers Grade. wher
tho flames were discovered an alarm wa
sounded and the fremen. under direction
Of Chief Kennedy. were on tho ground Ia
. short time. The building was vory dry
aud the Gre spread rapidly. Tho firemer
did their best. and handled the stream
In good style, but II was Of no use
Tho house was almost entirely des
troyed. It 10 thought that the drs
started In the second story, though
its real origin Is unknown. Mrs. Scott
has been living In the house for several
months, and moved out on the It'll instant,
Since that timo Mr.. Loynachan has had
an old man named Williams employed ~ q
Waterman. II IL not known whether
williams was In tho house at the time OF
the starting Of the fro or not, ~ no has
not been seen since.
Mr.. Loynachan 10 confident that IL ID
tho work Of incsndiarics. This morning.
In company with cx-Chief McMArtin, he
visited the ruins. and they agreed thai
there was not enough saved 10 amount TO
fifty dollars. The house contained eleven
rooms, all well finished and furnished.
The cost Is 1t stood was betwosn $4,000
and 5000. Insurance policies arc hold
upon IL a. follows: Union Marine and
Fire Insurance Company Of Galveston.
Toxas, $500; Peoples Insurance Company
Of Newark. New Jersey. $500 New
Orleans Insurance Company. $1,000. N.
j. Henley OF Virginia City Is agent for oil
tho companies named.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19
DESPERATE FISHERMEN.
The Manner ia which They Rs-
eeivsd United sssses Marshal
Ash-Piaas for Future opera
slons.

Poachers have boon engaged during the
past few months In fishing on the Indian
reservation At Pyramid Lake. LsstThurs.
day United States Marshal A. Ash visited
tho scene Of these invasions for the pur.
pose Of warning of the intruders. Taking
his two deputies, MsrshAl Ash went TO the
camp Of the fish s~tealers aud gave them
notice 70 desist at once. ~ the fish belong
10 the Indians. In order to reach tho
camp IL was necessary TO travel over .
rough road for several miles. After per.
forming this mission the party started on
their return 10 tho Agency. but darkness
zoo overlook them. In one place was .
bridge over . broad and deep slough put
ting into the lake. aud when they came 10
this their horses suddenly halted and drew
back. Getting out Of their carriage, they
found tho covering OF the bridge torn up.
After much trouble they found the planks,
carried them back 10 tho bridge and re-
placed them. Having monded the bridge
and crossed IL, they thought their troubles
we're over but they were only about 10
begin.
Boon after crossing the bridge their
read led through . canyon bordered with
willows. Suddenly . lively firc was open.
cd upon the Marshal aud his friends In
the rockaway by parties concealed In tho
willows. Tho concealed enemy appeared
TO be armed with breech-loaling rifles. ~
the firing was very rapid. With the first
shot the horses were put on q run. and -
the bullets whistled ab0ut them those In
the rockaway screened themselves rs well
a. they were able behind bohind the seats
OF tho vehicle. Some fifty shots are said
10 have been fired In all. nom Of which
took effect.
There Il said 10 DO . gang OF law break
ers on tho agency who are determined TO
hold = monopoly Of tho fish trade In that
locality. Thoy count among their num-
bsr some OF the most desperate characters
Of ths State. Marshal Ash intends return
ing 10 the Lake with 4 force sufficient 10
capture the entire gang Of runlans.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19
A %RRMARKAGI.R CURE.
wrsr TOWNSEND. w.. Nay u. 1880

WEST TowSrEHD, w., NAY u, 1850.
NEssRs. y. ". FowLx / soSs 0sntlemsn
Several ye,rs ago ] took . severe e,ld. which
settled on my lungs. where 70 remained without
relaxation. was then In Massachusetts,. and
growing vorss and becoming unable to attend
70 my business. I returned home and CON-
nsncsd searching In earnest for some medi.
cline which would rect re my lost health.
consulted physicians, I tried many remedies,
Sas oD,alasa no nsP' o ~ ~ ~odsei ~ !
blood hsd profuse might sweats and ssvers
pain IN my side. ! continued IN this state for
months. aud became 20 weak that IL vas with
great dinicuity I coald walk. when I was VI.
vised T. ny wlftir's Balssm OF Wild Cherry,
and TO my great Joy ! son found that this rem
cdy had srr,sted the diseSe. continued 10
uss the Dalsam IN the extent OF ave DO tlss
and have since then experisnced no dincuity
Of the lungs. ! believe the Balsam saved my
iifo, and shall ever hold 10 IN hlgh estimation.
Yours truly. LAWS PHELPS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19


The MAIN ESrRAScE.-The entire In
terror Of Senator Piper's now opers.houss
will DO devoted TO the purposes Of tho
drama. The main entrance will DO through
the brick building just east Of the opera
house. A large hole for the door has been
cut In the brick wall which fronts on Union
street. Tho ticket Office and other noocs.
sary rooms will also BE- placed In the brick
building.
A HAND HUnr.-dsorgs Bryson. IT..
we'll known In Virginia and = member Of
the Virginia Shooting Club. had his right
hand hurt by the accidental explosion Of
several gun.csps ono day last week. George
10 In Eldorado county. California. The
accident was caused by the csrelessness Of
o OF bis companions. Tho Injuries ere
not OF . serious character,
CONFINED TO Hts Roox.-w. II. Patton.
Assistant Superintendent Of the Consoli.
dated Virginia and California mines. 10
confined 70 his room by the swelling Of u
ankle, the effect Of the hot cir and poison
Gus gases Of the lower levels on . slight
scratch.
ANEW RuLE.-Postmasters are required
to keep . complaint book. 10 which al
letters reported 10 them as Loaf are entered.
and, after making examination In their
Offices, they are required 70 report tho loss
with al particulars, without delay.
Coon Observation-Disclosures continue
thankful for nns weather. There Was .
heavy frost last night, bat the sun II
having the s~prinkllng carts out on Christ
mas day seem favorable.
EXTENDING Hts powra.-M. O. Hillyer.
Superintendent Of the Silver Hill mine.
has been appointed Superintendent OF the
81. Louis mine. which sdjolns the Silver
Hill. He will continue In charge Of The
last named mine.
AsAIx or REAL EsrArx.-w. W. CORY
ell has s6ld 10 the Nevada Bank, fer the
snm Of 1850. the lot situated ON o street,
Virginia, running through 70 d. and bsing
next north Of tho lot corner Of Smith and
q streets.
The D~sytonites promise Dig things uPsn
the occasion Of their Christmas Eve ball.
next Monday evening.
Foua bars Of bullion. valued 81 $3.50 10.
were shipped from Virginia City last even
ing.
0ovERxoR BRApLxY shook The dust Of
tho Comstock from his feet last evening.
soxE ili.natursd fond 70 engaged IN |
poisoning Virginia City deg,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19
Inasesie Eisesien.

At the annual meeting Of Virginia Chap.
ter No. .. n. A. n. held In Virginia City
last evening. the following officers wsrs
elected Philip Seldner. f. H. p; Jonas
Seely, Z. X; George y. Ford. z. g.; J. O.
Curris, Treasurer n. J. Henley. Score.
tsry; J. II. Shcrmisr. @. Of the H.; Henry
Rolfo. n. A. O.; II. O. Wostmsn. =. g.;
A. j. Rhoda, N. Of the Sd "; John T.
Hambly. N. Of the I'd "; John Thomas.
N. Of the LIST "; George N. Eells, Organ.
ist; E. 8. Kincaid, Guard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19
Good Finish.

Some partially informed persons have
been busily engaged during tho past few
days circulating tho report that senator
Pipor's new opera house In Virginia is ia
DO finished with common cloth and paper.
This 10 incorrect. The house will DO ceiled
inside. and . covering Of one-eighth inch
metallic or medlcated paper will be put
over that. Upon this the panel and fresco
work will be placed. This finish will DO
perfectly uninAammabls. and will admira.
bly, serve oil tho acoustic properties Of the
house.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19
Cou,aa', se., Boston.

The San Francisco Call tells this story
A man from Boston would not confess ".
constituent st anything 10 saw In Nevada.
As no was passing . hotel In Virgins
City the cap blew from n Of tho chin
neys. Il was q c%ircular piece Of sheel
iron. painted black. slightly cdnvsx, and
the four supports were like legs. Tho
wind carried IL down street. aud II wen
strsddliny along like . living thing. Tho
Boston man asked what IL was. "a bed.
bug from the hotel" was the reply "Dy
George. I never saw anything like that"
hs began. and then added, "outside oil
Boston,"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19
A FINE TuING FOR TnK TEETH

Pnsnnt sosoDOSr i . composition Of
the pursst and choicest ingredients Of the
Oriental vegetable kingdom. Every ingredient
10 we'll knovn 70 have . beneficial eject on the
teeth and runs. ita embaiming OF antiseptie
property and aromatic frasrHncs mskss Il .
greeable adore from the br sth caused By CO.
tarrh, bad teeth. ets. Il 10 entirely free from
the Injurious and acrtd properties of tooth
pastss and powders, which destroy the enamel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19
The Course Of Trae Love.

The Silver City 7;mes Of to-day has
this story; Sunday evening gay caval.
Ter halted In front Of the Silver House.
made his stecd fast TO . hitching post, and
hurried 10 the presence Of his love In the
parlor. During . tete-a-tcts some person.
Influenced by Jealousy perhaps. turned his
horse loose and caused him ever 80 much
trouble. Our detective Ia In o quandary
~ 10 who the guilty person 10 II might
have been . jealous rival Of the gentle
man. or possibly IL might have been the
work Of the other young lady.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19
THE eoMsTocx.
Latest Official Mining News
FOR the Week Ending Wednesday,
December 10, 1871.

Riaesassieas and speeuiatisssErhs
Mising "rsists" Of To-Day,
why Alta - In the Asessdsss-
Jussies. sehaits asd she isvessi.
Ensing Csmmitsee-Absut ophir
-Bssassa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
n he General Oasieok.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19
NRw MILLINERY FOR THE IHoLI.
DAYk.

Mrs x Nos, is4 South Q street, Virginia City.
has just received and opened . magnificent
stock Of elegant French Hats. Donnets. fsaih-
ere. Laces. ribbons and Ornaments. designed
especially for the Holidays. all Of which 10 10
the intention 10 sell at prices % low % to
sstonish the people o. 6old hiil and virginia
Mrs. Z. Noe, i6t South @ street, Virginia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19
now II PLANNED OUT.
A YuLL ACCOUNT or THE Pro.
NEER FAIR RENDERED.

Repers Of she President aud asers.
tary OF ths Lsdiss' Csmmittse,
Appointsd % Assiat In RaIstsg
she wind for she Old Bsys-Crsd.
stable showing Tor she Ladies
aud Their Friends.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19
rn. PAiAC. EATING STAND.

For . roast Of beef unszoeiisA IN Storey
county. 70 10 Thomas H,fron's Eating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon. no. : North O street,
Virginia Oily. Fresh oystsrs d al koun IN
svsfy syls. Forty miners always on hand u
uiehf. For tasty, home style Of cooking. and
anord. the Palaces Eating B,and has no superior.
Try II. apt1 :
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19
. AIRPORT.
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LAST rvzxno.
70 Raymond / Efy.s
100 Karsi. Con. -. sx.S
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10 Ola. las
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no Rys Patch. ~
30 General TnomAs. Ssc
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iois De frvss. sos
7tO ArgsItA. . 20
lis Grand Prizs. IN, uS
10 Navajo. 9oc
10 in~dsp-ndenee.f
$50 silver Prize. $50
100 Hornet. NC
1850 star. soc. Sc
70 Day. ~
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10 Belmont. Tsc
10 so "a. Chariot. i.x. ~
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$50 Tiptop. LEO, N
Is Northern Belle. fik
81 Ward. &c
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10 south Justice.
71s North Con. Virginia. $751;
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las Boyle. NO. Sc. 9c
10 50. Louis. kse bio
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lss0 Alta. ~, ~. Ds. NN
100 Hale 4 Noreross. u. u 40
leo iisst 4 bsleher. Dt
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$50 csiifornis. =. IN. ssbs. z1s.s
asJ woodviils, I ~. LEO
so Bullion. s's.T
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ass Crown Point. ss.fb
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ass Mssesn. iGs bo. iss, iSs
80 belehsr. 6s.6
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600 silver Hin. 2S0
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9. julia. AS
40 cAiedonla. Acs. tU
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us Justice, Is. isk
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800 Ysllov Jacket. ns
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