davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ping grades vera 15@25o lower than Inst
week. Sheep were dull and unchanged. Last
Saturday evening there was in store In this
city 3,533,63o bu wheat, o,3G7,7ss bu corn,
6co,94o ba oats, 2i9,os2 In rye, and 1,oi9,-
G31 bu barley. Ono hundred dollars in gold
would buy :;1o'.tO In grcenbscka at tha close.
, 1877-01-31

The Cincinnati Commercial, which has crltl-
ciseA very severely many of tho acts Of QRANTs
Administration, II constrained to utim!t that,
when great questions asse, Lc Ia ueycr found
lacking tn wisdom. 1t ren,xtks:
II il u he said for tho President that nincs tho
report Vt thu Conference Committee Wny spread
bcfuru Tho Two Houses ~ has encouraged ta pass.
at.s III n proper ways, aud ~ hv bstlevss, III tho
Interest and Tor the wrliuEs of tho people. 1t IL
Ut uIIntut.t.at!ou. md cen4arable IN others, hu
hIs, on sSeEy Kstat question which vii! chssac-
teflze s a4niintstsaton IN history, put hiuse!f
Ilr Fietit kt1r.
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Tho House yesterday passed over tho
Presidents veto tho bill 10 abolish tho Dis
trict OF Columbia Police Donrd, anl it is cx-
poctel TINT tho Senate will do likewise.
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UESrERTA LODGE. No. Al. 4. r. and \. M.-lfrR.
ntaf Camnlgnealon a. Masonic TctHr!c. cornrs fans
lo!ph and lAtstrt!.ats., lha tWedntslnY} Esr ian.
IL TiiIitb GEO IsEE. x,itlas brsi i,srn eord!.{ IN.
sIted ny orIer af CttAH. II. DltENAN, ". N.
EUig. r. FUEftsTER, Sec. -
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The It,ifroal 1axetts reports the new railroad
mileage for thu ycar 1875 as 9,443 miles. Ut
which 3s8 was III Texas, B50 iu California, go In
Ohio, and l65 iu Colorado. Thla d the most ex-
tenstYo sEucp 1s7A There Has also built h37
, 1877-01-31

Fifty special police mon will DO employed
Tor service ut the Capitol during tho session
IT tho Joint Convention Of tho Senate and
House to count tho Electoral vote.
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Ecuator CosKLtN1 gave this as reason tor
supporting the Arbitration Plan:
Uccau4u | mean 10 maiutaln II eysry xtaSe Of
thcse proceeding. that tie Republican eku4dAte
l.as been ehusen President. bcGlu.s believe hin
patriot and good ctlzcu, thcssfoEe wish to taks
l!tla for him that shall bv ciea. that no uns
say t4at hr haa clu&ched pDwes.
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1877.

Greenbacks ut tho New York Gold Ii.
thange yestcrlay closed Mt o4}.
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I1tfs1sey nius1c.11ati.
Koa, ~. ~ aad 81 East Monsoc street. Concert "
An&. EfafboH.
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: Tho fonr Justices OF tho Supreme Court
designated in tho Arbitration Lill M mem.
bers Of the Electoral Commission met ycs-
.ter.lay and selected tho ilfsl incmber Of tho
judicial portion Of tho body. Communica-
: tons In writing Of tho choice n.n1a wcro
.scnt under seal to tho Senate and House, and
the announcement will 10 made public TO-
.day. Although no authoritative information
was given yesterday. It IL perfectly we'll
Understood TINT Justico l,nApLkr is
tho Justice selected. 1t is said TINT
Judge DAvss received complimentary
tendar Of place among arhitcrs, hut 10 lie.
clinea peromp.oFily, a1ul, NJ 1t was deemed
undesirable thut other Justices fwAYsE OF
HuHT, who arc from Ohio ana New York,
respectively, should servo, tho choice natur.
nlly fell upon Justice 1'nAptEy, who was a1,-
pointed to the Supreme bench from New
Jersey by President GRANT in March, 1870.
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hicvlrk ktfsR Theatre.
Madison ssrcct. between Dearborn and StAte+ Ea-
fragment Of MAEXle Mitchell. ''MlGnoH."
, 1877-01-31

mtles Of narrow-Rsugo IN 1870. The total mile
age In the country Of broadHauRc Is now ;0,-
0l0, which Ia almost equal to tho length Of iii
the railroads On the Continent Of Eufoue,
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ID EAH EGlEcF u 1H4 7Fl8iH8.
TLArTsyzLLE, WIS.,, Jan. Is. -Wil1 you publish
In T1tE TRIBUNE tic number Ut popular yoins cast
for each candidate for the Presidency In the ycnrs
tIs 1sopnblean party may bo Aeen! Yours respect.
fully, W. A. SHEPHERD.
Tho following tables show the popular votes
of all the States for President In 1850, 1854, 1865
1872, AMI 1876:
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Clark atrctt between Lake and Randolph. 1.e Com
manIeur caftntuye ihu I'restIdistAteur. Afscrnaoi
I nod cyentnK,
, 1877-01-31

Afr. GREELEY did not poll tho Democratic
yote In 1812 BY tnore Than half q million. An
itnulenso number Of Democrats voted for GRANT
for this purpose Ut defeating ti.EElEr, aua q
Ercat many rcluscd to yote for President.
, 1877-01-31

11averty'a Theatre.
Randolph street, between Clark and rasA'te. Con.
cert By tho nerEe Family and bol Smith lusscll. AT.
1afuoon and evening.
, 1877-01-31

ADJUSTMENTS.
AAc1pht Theatre.
Non.oe ssrres. corner Dearborn. "undc Toms
EAhin.H AhtPnGon NFtblnR.
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Thcro has been new journal founded In Lon
don with tho aspiring name Of 2fath; and it4 con.
ductoEs sscm 10 believe not only that tbs truth
should be spoken 1t all times, but that all Tho
tspth should be spoken At least once week, which
Il At psessnt ufteu ~ tho new journal appears.
The laat tsaue contains compliment, mons tt.t
delicate, Of an American 1Ady'a feet tho n4me a
the lady being Kvcn without reserve, Tbs Gdito7
rspsurpusly says TINT "both Ut her feet togeth1s
would hardly oil An English lady's shoes" What
WI! the st&td Old London weekllss aay TO talk OF
this deScriptlont There WAS a tins When they
could not rdculo sufficiently tho vulgar persons,i.
ties Of American jourukis, yet there u psoba.
bly, not newspaper Ia this country Of apy posl-
tiou which hAs the utnutsass4 OF vision exhibited
ln Truth. Wo hops tbs hyde Park Debating 30.
cleIY Will consider ne1t this question: Has the ex-
ample OF American journalism corrupted tue mia.
Ions Of the british pEcasf
Lori Granville, in distributing ntly to
tue possr School of Art, expressed bis strong dis
agreement with tho Hsy. Marx Patt!aon's Views -
tu the degeneration Of British tasta In relation to
art. liz admitted that thrsa WA an increase In
yugarty of taats - !n the numbers Of the people.
but, In proportion 10 tbs tnctcasUK wealth and Tho
increasing population Of tho country. ho believed
that tho improvement in the English tsste Naa
very noticeable. ue found, ~ m Luu1hl. instance
OF improvement, that the lsdles wsEe lsss dis.
posed to Disguise themselves With powder, and
rouge, and hair-dyes than theis gEaadmothess, ind
both thsy aud thelr poorer uciyhboss drssasa In
better tasts. Especially hs thought tho Art in
ehilasen's books Ind Improved, sad hs
told IN &musinx story uf little gill
Vt bis Acquaintance who, On bclnx PIE.
scented With book rot well illustrsted, dropped Il
into tho wssts- -baskst with : eustsey. This last
ancedots almost tsmpts ons to hope that In tho
future EuglisA children msJ Learn good mAnness n
ths expense oi thsls appreciation Of bsaari2
pictures.
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lserssaAi.

w. ". Watson. the ~wsll.known mining
secretary at San Francisco. Is ON . little
business visit 10 tho Comstock range at
present, and to-day was ranging about his
old stamping ground in Gold Hill. And
hs found moro warm old friends 10 shake
hands than anybody ever did before. Ev-
erybody used to know him a. Uncle Billy
Watson. when he was . fixture In 0old
Hill. and Secretary Of tho Yellow Jacket
Mining Company. IL seems preposterous
10 call him Uncle Billy now. for he looks
younger than lac did eight or ten years ago
when he left here 10 honor the Day City -
his home. II IL plain 70 see. however.
that the v~anities 81 that wicked city have
hal their effect upon him. for he dyes his
wbiskers and hair q beautiful light blonde
color. and he wears . plug hat and . nobby
suit. but then. style always did got away
with him. Very few men have more
friends than Uncle BILLY Watson. May he
live till he wants 10 die. and may he never
die without the consent Of his friends.
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lDsuaken indiassn.

A saloon-kecpcr named Kennedy has got
himself into trouble by selling whisky to
Indians. Last Saturday evening officer
Van Doran found three Piutes coming
across the Divide toward Gold Hill. all Of
them so drunk that they could scarcely
walk. lie at oncc set about the task Of
iindin; who sold the frewAter 10 them.
One Of the Indians was given an empty
bottle and q marked coin and told TO SO
for some more liquor. He was induced to
do SO by q promise Of SIS reward In case
Of the conviction Of the unlawful vendcr OF
spirits. Alderman Gallen marked the coin
and gave II TO several other parties for In
spcction In order that they might after
waris identify IL. The Indian went into
Kenneiy's and soon returned with his bot
tie full of whisky. Kennedy was arrested
and taken TO the city Jail. where he was
searched and the marked coin found In his
pocket. A very clear case 10 thus made
out against Kennedy, and no will doubt
less H. convicted.
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DEAD BRACE.
r. a. LsaEssrs Psssss tn His
Cheeks-A Hard Game - Beat

Last Saturday afternoon at about I
O'Clock, T. A. Longaere committed sui.
eide in the real Of DR.. s~paldins's saloon.
Virginia City, by cutting his throat with .
razor. The act bore the impress Of . man
Of grsat nerve. There were two cuts, one
ON each side Of the throat, either n Of
which would have been sufficient TO Gauss
death. They were made clear and sharp.
and gave NO sign Of fear or trembling on
the part Of the executioner. Tho body Was
removed TO the undertaking rooms Of viii
son 4 Brown. on b street. Beside the
dead man WAS found q letter addressed 70
''Mr. Robert Patterson. International lo-
tel" Beneath the superscription was psn-
ciled. deliver to Frank Moore" This
had been scratched Of. The letter. which
was sealed. was carried 10 Mr.. Patterson.
and reads as follows:
FRIEND RoBERr: I am out Of employ
ment and unable to live longer without
suffering. I am . member Of the Pioneers
and address this to you in hopes that you
will have me inferred In their grounds.
Farewell. T. A. LoxoAcRK.
This letter WAS written In . bold. clear
hand. and there 10 no aign OF trsmor In
any Of tho lines. The deceased prepared
himself for his Last act BY eleanly shaving
himself and putting ON his best clothes,
with . white shirt and collar. and neatly
adjusting his cravat. Ho had evidently
not been long dead when found. Tho
razor cuts extended from below the ear
on each side nearly 10 the front. the terri
BILE gashes lacking about half an inch VI
meeting under the chin.
Considerable excitement was created by
the new OF the occurrence. which spread
rapidly through the community. Had
the mans necessities been known he
would not have been permitted 10 want for
anything. a. he hal many friends who
would willingly have contributed 10 his
support. hut he was too proud 10 ask for
the needed relief. He had made . living
for some time by keeping cases for the DIFF
fercnt faro games Of Virginia City. and
was well known among the sporting fra
ternity. Before that he was engaged In
getting out pitch pine for the Virginia Gas
Company. and had always managed 10 OBJ
tain his living without asking charity Of
any one. Longacrs Was q member Of the
Sosiety Of the Pacific Coast Pioneers Of
Virginia City. having arrived on the coast
in January. 1850. The funeral took place
from the hall u the Society yesterday
afternoon. Deceased was quiet and unss-
suming. and was regarded As . perfect
gentleman by all who knew him. The
coroner held IN inquest into tho circum-
stances attending the case at II o'clock
this morning. Tho verdict Of the Jury
was III accordance with the facts given
aLax.-
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q riowEr.

The ost miserable beings In the world are
those suffering from dyspepsia and liver com.
plant. Moro than sevsnty.dvs per cent. Of the
people In the United rufes are afi,e:ed with
these two diseases and their sitcts: such ~
sour stomach, sick headache. hsbitual costivs-
ness. pslpitation OF the heart. hs.rt burn: W.
pit OF the stomach. yellow skin, coated tongue
ana disagretable tssts In the mouth, coming
up Of food aftsr eating. Low spirits. etc. 90 TO
your d. ugyist and eets 7o-cent bottle OF Al
gust Flower or q sample bottle for 10 cents.
Try 1.-two doses will relieve you. Assnts:
CRANE b BRIGHAM, Wholesale Druggists,
San francisco. California 2lem
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A wourur Esrrnrnr.r. = During the


A WORTHY E%SrrRrRIsE. - During the
second week in April tbo Virginia Gloe
Club. assisted by numerous volunteers.
will give . grand vocal concert at National
vuAfS IiAM. tiIginiA, Ior the penent o.
m.ss iLuen., wno nv. WIN surn HrIIpi9
seeiash' = 'Ain my ',ym = s",ng 's,eIai
s ri int ,iIf,h, uioo o,u ,,
mis,nsuoa ,vo ,aU ' ~ n;.y,
the concert named above. which will be.
~ al Odds, ono OF the hncst ever held IN
virginia City. ~ 10 hopsd that y
rcaaen, . anu All, wili 10 everything IN
theiI power W p'smo'o So worthy an
.on On u street. virginia, was destroyed
BY nrc' and the adjoining house belonging
70 Mr.. sampson slightly injured on
n iuiiy in.ursJ' anil Sino,etan.s
only partially, The fire was caused by tho
explosion Of a Kerosene lamp. Great credit
IL due tho Virginia Fire Department for
the PromptneSs anu SKILL WIN which tney
Inn lID DI1 Hill
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-26

In the South Carolina case will be reached
this week.
Ex.Maysr Haira Disappsaranes.
NEW YoRx. March 25.-Hall's disappear
anoc still agitates tho public mind. but no
trace can BE- discovered as to his where
sbouts. The popular theory. and the one
now most generally accepted. Is that he
hed 70 Europe to avoid the threatened dis
closures Of his associates In tho ring
frauds.
Chamberiain and Hsmptes.
COLUMBIA, 8. c.. March 25.-It Is re-
ported that G0v. Chamberlain leaves here
Of midnight for Washington. Gov. Hamp-
ton has not yet decided whether he Will
visit the Capitol or not. II Is understood
that he 10 awaiting advices from parties
expected 70 arrive here tomorrow morn
Ing.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Ths Easier. Question.

LONDON. March 26.-Ad dispatch from 81.
Petersburg controvcrs tho views Of tho
English press relative to the protocol. II
says the protocol ~presupposcs the conclu-
sion Of peace with Montenegro and the de-
mobilization Of the Turkish forces. Tho
conviction still prevails In 81. Petersburg
that II the Powers unanimously hold do
cided language they will obtain an &C.
ceptanee OF their demands by the Porto.
and the peace Of Europe will be maintained.
One thing Ia inadmissable. viz : That Eu.
rope should compromise herself Q second
time by . failure to achieve any definite
result.
CoSsrANrrsoPLE. March 26.-The Mon
tenegran delegates have again conferred
with Safuet Pashs. Tho Porte still re-
fuses 10 csde Nicsics and Koutchin. but
evinces . disposition 10 agree TO the other
demands Of tho Montenegrans. The lat
Ter. however. decline TO their de-
mands for Nicsics and Koutchin.
LONDON. March ga telegram from
C~onstantinople reports that the Montene-
gro delegates have autographed 10 Cettingo
that tho Porto persists In Its refusal 10
cede Nissics and RAuchim and Kallatchin.
aud will only grant rcctihcations Of tho
frontier towards Zulie, Pancani, Piva,
Drabruck and Charantz. Tho delegates
AK Prince Eikita how they arc TO act. IL
II said that England advises tho Porte 10
cedo Niesics after dismantling tho fortih.
cations, but tho Porte considers the Cess
sion impossible. The group Of Deputies
In the Turkish Parliament Intend shortly
10 question the Government on the snb-
Ject OF Midhat Pasha's Punishment. Tho
garrison OF Constantinoplo has been
changed aud replaced by troops from
Syria.
A dispatch from Vienna reports that
General Depotowitch has organized tho
Bosnian insurgent forces into ten bodies.
the majority OF which are armed with
Peabody rifles.
PKsrH. March 2G.-A special says the
Austrian Cabinet will inform lgnetiefr that
IL still considers the reforms proposed by
Count Andrassy 10 bo tho best means Of
preserving peace and the ameliorating Of
the condition Of the Christians In Turkey.
Andrassy will propose that Russia and
Turkey demobilizo simultaneously, and II
10 10 hoped that Russia will consent. The
Porto has informed Montenegro that II
will submit 10 tho Turkish Parliament
next week for final decision tho conccs-
sions which u Is willing TO grant Nonten-
egro, and will also submit Herewith Mon
tengro's demands.
A Berlin correspondent tclegraphs, 81
can affirm confidently that tho Porte. on
the 10th instant, informed the powers that |
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n.,.,,mre. -, I:,eulur.

TuI INrrExAriox,L.-Tho International
Hotel will lie opened in Virginia City nsSt
sunday morning. April ist- This sstab-
iishmsnt Is one 90 the finest on tho Pacific
coast, and its equal cannot IL found In
tho State % Nevada. IL Is complete In
every department.. and possesses all the
modern improvements and appliances Tor
the cemfert and convenience III guests. IL
has been newly and elegantly furnished
throughout. AMI In general surroundings
IL equal 10 any hotel in the country. An
elevator IL attached IA the housc for tho
accommodation of guests. Everything will
be first-class, and Hanak a Baieman. the
prvprietors. will SEQ that all their guests
arc well served.
sunaIcAL O~PER,rioS.-A very delicate
aud successful operation for iistula laehry-
maius WAS performed by DIR. schnabei in
Gold Hill Last Friday. assisted by DIR.
Mages. Mrs. Ryan. IL Silver City. was
the patient. The operation consisted In
placing q gold tube from the corner Of the
left eve through To the nostril. AMI Was
most successfully accomplished.
OFFICERS ELEcTEp.-Att the annual meet
ing of the stockholders Of the Ward Gold
and Silver Mining Company. held ON the
22d instant. the old Board Of Trustees
were e.sct.d. ~ follows: Thomas Cole, j.
81. Livingstone, &. W. Kellogg. j.. Z.
Palmer and J. ~. Kincaid. Thomas Cole,
President; joseph Mcguire. Secretary ; Z.
". Thayer. Superintendent.
A sSEiK.rmrr got away with 5000 worth
Of trinket. from the Champlain Mouse In
Virginia City last Thursday evening.
Thsse light-iingered gcntlemsn arr
at any time to pay Gold Hill a visit.
Tex GALIAonEK. Gold Hills sprinkling-
cart man. commenced operations in vir-
ginia this morning. Ne will extend his
operations gradually. and will soon have
the entire tow in good condition.
EAsrER Sunday. II will 10 remembered.
occurs next Sabbath. II will he observed
with appropriate ceremonies in the Epis-
copal and Catholic churches Of Gold Hill
and Virginia City.
THr ten days which the Trojan Mining
Compapy was allowed TO show cause why
the temporary injunction granted SHOULD
bot be made perpetual expires to-day.
Work has been resumed by the +. and
II. Montgomery Mining Company ON their
claim living south Of the American Plat
mine and west " the Florida.
We understand that an examination OF
.pplicauts for teachers certificates will be
held in Gold Hill during the latter part OF
next month.
Miss Lnnrr SALxELp VI Gold Hill viii
graduate At the California State Normal
School on Tuesday next.
Tar exempt fremen Of Virginia CITY
have had manufactured for themselves
some elegant gold badges.
Eiourr.xrSK bars Of bullion, valued at
1855, 90 on. we're sent from Virginia City
last Saturday evening.
PALM Sunday was appropriately OBJ
servel by the Catholic residents OF Gold
Hin and Virginia.
TINS week. being Passion Week. services
are being held at ~. Johns Church daily
at II A. n.
Tax first picnic Of the SEASON was hsld
the head Of sevon-mile Canyon last Sat
M from the Cromer mine Is " 10
b. crushed BY the Ramsdall mill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-26

IN HrauCisco osaFu-
TINS MORNING.
Gx5 ophlr. 2ox, DS, n BIO
2ts Mexican. i5S, iss
1850 Could 3 curry. iis. iax. lax. ia.. Il.
~.
ism Bs-t a Beieher, asx. asx, Is. asH sio
SIS California. ttx. IS. an
exs Savage. CO. 6k.sk
leo Con. Virginia, NS. a.. AZ AN Is, a..
100 cso'i.r Pe,o.i. nx. s.. SIN
to Hale 4 Norcross. 4 ". 4 81. to
vs. Grown Point. ~
~ yellow Jacket, iik
SIS imperial.i Is. ~. 10
IN Alpha. i5x. l3S
30 Belchsr. sk. 81
leo Confidence. MN
30 sisrra Nevada. 6s, a., g.
10 Utah. isS, w
iOO suliiou. is
COS o,ermsn. Is, eiS. si.. e5S, CAV SO. 'i1
go. can 10. 65s
3s Justice. liz. n'..ia
SIS Union Con T's.s
800 Julia. ~ u. 4 Is
ls5s calsdsniA. IN. ~. Z, N bD
ans Kniekerbocker, lie
<O Dayton. Sc, Csc
20 Roek Island. 2c
rs New York. 3sc
rs Phil sheridan. Z. OK
lss Alts. II, %
loo woodvills. AZ
$50 Trojan voc. 95e bco
~ Solid slvsr.5
eco Lady washisxton,7
Gi6 Anies. oO-,
IN Souh Con. virginia. Csc. zoe
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s,e.s. Fir. Essi.. sr sale.

Now that the Volunteer Fire Department
at Virginia City has disbsnded. . finer op-
p~ortunity was never seen for other towns
and cities in this State 10 secure . chsice
lire engine at q bargain. Especially would
Of washoe Engine Company No. 4 in that
respect. II Is a hrst-elass, substantial ma
chine, Of the latest..and best pattern, near
" new. She has been we'll tried. aud
never found wanting. and now 10 for sale
At half her real value.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-26

And In accordance with Law and an order Of
The Bos'd VI Dirrctorr, msde ON the 18th day
OF February. 1871, 10 many shares OF earh
be cold a public auction, 81 the onies VI tho
Company. Room A. No. 50I Montgomery street,
San fnnei.ct. California;. on SATURDAY, the
ftth day OF APRIL. 1877, a. tho hour Of two
O'Clock Pm. OF paid day, TO pay said delin.
qutnt asresrment thereon, ioge. her with Goals
OF Advertising and expenses nj the sale.
R.R. LUTY. Secretary.
Oniee-Room A. 81 Montgomery street,
Ban Francirc0. California. mhs3id
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A s~upvocArIsa CoUou.

In . letter To Mrs.. Lisie, Of Chicago, . well
known contributor 10 the Western press, she
ascribes tho cure Of . dangerous cough. accom.
panied by bleeding 81 the lungs, TO HAie,s
shr ssys. "threatcned Ia p~utioratr me .
but the Honey Of llorehound and Tar has
removed every trace NJ IT," The letter was 10
q lady friend IN this city. who has placed u II
the disposal OF q. N. Critisnion. 7 Sixth ave.
nue.. Pixies Toothsehc Drops cure In one
minute
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-26
IRON A DIsrISGUlsnRp JuRIsr.

~ have tried tina PERUVIAN sSRur and the
result fally sustAins your prediction. 10 has
mad . new man Of INC infused Into my sys-
TEN hew vigor and energy. ] am no longer
iremulons and dsbiiiisied % when you last
Jaw me. but stronger. hesrtier, and with larger
capacity for labor. mental and physical. than
Al any limo inrin; tbs last nvs years." rold
by aIl druggists.
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anInrs MADE TO oRpRa.

Miss n. Z. Fole,t, at the Homestead. Gold
nil. Manufacture shirts and Dent emen's Un.
dervsar 10 order. 81 the shorie I posslbis noilce,
and GUARANTEES Q perfect NJ. Npair,ns veil
and nsaiiy done. Send along your orders and
prove the truth Of our assert d. 2am
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Location Of principal place Of businerr,
san Y. ~ancls,o. Cal fJrnis.
Location Of works. Gold Hill Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada
No~llec.-rhere are delinquent upon the FOL.
lowincdcecribed stock. on account OF arresp-
ment mo. q levied ON the i7th DAY Of January.
ISL, the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the rerpective shareholders. IS fol.
snMas
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-26

LsoH's KArzAnoH makes beautiful. slosy.
hxurisnt hair; prsvspts its falling out OF turn.
fnR may, IL kas stood the test Of forty Year,,
bekarningly penunsd, md has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-26
FOR TOWN MARSHAL.
ALEX. McMARTIN|

DKsPEcrPuLLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
IL - candidate fpr Town Nsrhai Of Gold
hill at the coming municipal election. subject
fsns. mh;eids