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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-01

Fresh bananas, oranges aud lemons
for saIe cheap Mt DeSteiano Bros. IT,
Fruit dealers will save money in
buying their supplies OF fruits, nuts,
etc, at Dc5taniO Bros. u.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-01

Engine Company No You are
hereby ordered to meet Mt the engine
room this evening, at 7! O'Clock, In full
uniform for drill.
JUNE PEAK, Foreman.
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NolIcea 90 Firemen.

Members of Hook and Ladder Com
pany No. Twin meet this evening, hall
past sever o'clock, IN full uniform for
drill, ut the engine house. ~ order OF
BEN. LOEB, Foreman.
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Wnntet.

The citizens of Dallas TO know That
they can buy good trunk md have
their old ones repaired AS good as new
at the Trunk Factory, III Main street.
IT
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-01

Ifyou are troubled with catorrh call
at Whcats store and get bottle free
Fairlugtou's sure cure will do the
work. Sold by
imgJ ". g, CuTEH,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-01
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
Financial.

NEW YoRE, January M.--Money easy; of
frred nj per cent. Sterling quiet nj 40.
Gold lOj5s and Irregular Governments dull
but better; new 5s ms. states quiet and IT.
regular. Exchange, long iSl1@, snort 1856.
NEW ORLEAEs, January 3l.--Gold 1860
1904. sterling, hank.5l34.
Commercial.
NEW ORLEAN2, January 81. CottOn-De,
mand active. Sales 1900 bales. Good
ordinary, ll@llI6r: low middling, ll@s@lI5c i
mlddlng, l2igml24c good middling, NJ
~ ga4c; mlduilng fair, l234@3c; tnir IL
ml3lsc Rsceipts-uet 1921; po5S 3G-l eN-
ports Liverpool 1872; exports New YORK | go
stock on hand 2S,lSS.
GAVE sToN, JRuuaiy N.-CottOn quiet
held higher; good middling l2l2c; middling
l2l1c; low m ddling, ll}sc; good ordinary
l}sc; ordinary, lOl4c; low ordinary, SSs Sales
81 bales.
81. LOUIS, January 81 Flour unsettled
Wleat, No, 2 red new, q A.. Corn, No.
mixed, 3S]4q}Stc. Oats active, 3319c bid.
Rye inactive Ht oS%c. Barley quie' and ~,
changed. Win sky s,ea0y ut 81 O3. Pork
inactive; siG ~ asked, Lard easier; l0%c bid
Bulk meats easier Mt 6GSi.@StO for shOul
| Il RS, e ear lbs and clearsides. Bacon easter
Mt y ,9G dO>so for shoulders, clear RIB and
clear SIDES.
Cattle
vi. LOUIS January 3L-CGttle dull.
| Hogs quiet; packing 50 9j96 10.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-01

Ready-made dresses - 50 TO $40 each;
Cloaks 81 to $40; Hats to match suits,
at A. A. PearsonS, 500 Main street.-tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-01
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Celery, fresh aud delicious, can he
found to-day at the New DeImonico,
405 Main street. BE sure oget a bunch
Il
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-03
MORE ARIZONA SILVER.
ssesswaii ysskssa 0ss-nsrs Rieh-
ss-Ths Heury Clay Mise.

wo we're yesterday shown by . gentle
man In Gold Hill some moro rich ore
specimens from the stsnswall jackson
mine, Arizona. They were from the last
let Of three or four toni just arrived 1t
San Francisco for reduction. and which
will yield over sec. 900 to tho ton. These
specimens would Assay at least $4,000.
being merely masses OF native silver In
combination with horn silver and ruby
silver, there being only quartz enough
In n 10 consolidate tho combination.
These specimens sell for their weight In
half dollars. there being no gold at all In
them. In this connection va copy the fol-
lowing from the Ssn Francisco Stock Err
change Of November 2Sth:
"a company has recently boon organ.
lied In this city. Of we'll known business
men, 10 work the Henry Clay mine, which
10 on the Mcmillan lode. Pinal county.
Arizona, adjoining tho Mammoth. and but
1900 feet southweatof the famous Stonewall
Jackson mine. On the claim. two shafts.
sixteen and twsnty-four feet, have been
sunk on . ledge Of free milling ore, assay
ing $50 In silver per ton. fully twenty.
eight feet wide. In sinking tho shafts and
on other parts OF the ledge. 100 pounds OF
ore, having ~sixty.hve 70 eighty per cent.
Of metallic silver. was found. several nno
specimens Of the lot being now on exhibi-
ton At the Cosmopolitan Hotel n other
places horo. Work IL 10 be resumed a. IN
early date. and 3. w. Foreman, United
States Deputy Mineral Surveyor oil Arr
--- -. .-. Ala aArNWan 8fa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-03

Jim Walker. formerly Captain Of the
Virginia Police force, 10 fond OF trips. He
Just goes for IL. and bankers for II con.
tinually. lie 10 . frequenter Of Johnny
Kinks saloon. next to Judge Moses court
room. Virginia. Last Saturday Johnny
had some very fine trips and Walker filled
up on il. leaving only a few pieces on the
plate. When his dinner time came he
went TO Evans restaurant, but the food
did not taste good. The tripe had taken
way his appetite. lie went back to the
courtroom swearing no wonld never eat
tripc again. Ths more he thought about
il the madden no got. until at last he said /:
"Iil Just give anybody two dollars II
they'll take that dish OF tripe and throw 1t
into the street."
"Gimmo tho two dollars" remarked
Deputy Constable Enders who was in tho
room. and I'll chuck 1t into the street
too quick"
"well, I hain't got no two dollars, ex-
actly." replied Walker. but here's my
watch you can hold for tho amount"
lie held out his handsome ticker. and
Enders. putting II In his pocket, quietly
walked into the saloon, and taking mp the
tripe. threw II into the street.
or course Hink was indignant, but he
Was soon paciiied by the proper explana-
ton. took the watch. and now holds II a.
security for the two dollars. Walker 10
beginning 10 think 10 IL not ID much Of .
Joke, after all. II you want 10 fight just
mention this little transaction TO him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-03
Appropriate rr-ssas.

The $50 slug which has been presented
10 the Society Of Pacific Coast Pioneers 10
on exhibition at Fredrick's jewelry store,
Virginia. It IL one Of the regular old
eight cornered fellows, and Is considered
quito = curiosity by thoss unfortunate
people who did not reach the Pacific coast
In early times. The superscription on
this piece reads UNITED States Assay
Office Of Geld. San Francisco. California
lisa" II is stamped with the regular
American eagle. and Is we'll preserved,
though some impression has been made
upon 10 by tho hard usage TO which IL WAS
submitted during its infancy. The metal
Ia more pure than the usual gold coins OF
the country. anil unless handled with
care IL would not take long 70 obliierste
all traces Of stamping. Upon the diverse
there 10 nothing save Q series OF waving
lines crossing each other symmetrically.
When one Of the Old Boys happens 10 run
across one Of these old timers he wipes
away . tear and goes of into . rsverie.
thinking Of the days when . man could 90
out before breakfast and gather In . hat
full Of just such sinners. A more appro.
pirate present could not be offered to the
Pioneers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-03
THE NEW JUSTICE MANAGEMENT.
Capt. Sam Curtis Takes Charge -
Observation-Disclosures New Board
OF Trustees.


Full arrangements having been made u
that effect. Capt. Sam Curtis took formal
charge as Superintendent Of the Justice
mine At Q o'clock this afternoon. What
ever changes he will SEQ At to make. u
any. in the administration Of Affairs at the
mino. remains to be seen. 1t is not worth
while to report any Of tho prevalent
rumors In the matter just now. But that
more men will be put to work again. and
tho mine worked for all IL ID worth, no one
need doubt. Tho mine will DO worked 10
tho very beat advantage, and II . BONANZA
IL not Developed In u, 10 will not DO the
fault Of Captain Sam. Curtis.
In relation 10 tho other changes In
the administration Of the Justice, the
San Francisco Alta Of Sunday gives the
following: Yesterday, long before the
advertised hour for the meeting Of the
Justice disaffected stockholders. rumors
we're current upon the street that Acorn.
promise had been arrived al. being tho ro-
tirement OF the cid Board OF Directors
and the electing OF an entirely new set.
Upon inquiry this proved true, and the
new Board consists Of tho following gen.
tlemen : Z. J. Baldwin (Presidsntl. II.
II. Lloyd (vice. Presidentl, Archie Bor-
land. O. L. Weller and A. X. p. Harmon.
James 3. Kennedy was chosen Secretary
aud y. T. Curtis Superintendent. This
settlement did not prevent the meeting
taking place at the Pacific Stock Exchange
At p. n. Al this meeting Z. ]. Baldwin
was chosen President aud John y. Pope
Secretary. The only business transacted
was the appointment Of A. Borland, 1T.
Hill, n. II. Lloyd, o. II. Mckee, q.
Frank and J. +. Pope . COMMITTEES To- OF.
anime the books Of the company. Tho
nesting then adjourned until called TO-
gether again by the President"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-03
nest AND

yuorNA CTR. Dec. /. 1s77.-w vii.
liam willis. Esq. Secretary Best d
Belcher Mining Company Dear Biz
The southeast drift. 1900 level. made 81
feet during the past week. and Is now In
iss feet. The ground works . little better
but 10 still very hard. Tho 100 level
Wine Is down i27 feet on the slope. the
bottom remaining in good looking por-
phyry. We lost two days this week on &C.
count Of . breakdown in tho engine. West
crosscut No. I. 100 level. 10 In III feet.
Tho face il still In quArtzite, but exceed.
ingiy hard. II IL does not change l think
u would DO we'll 3 run . drill hole to the
wall. We commenced thu north drift.
1900 level. this morning. II 10 our inten-
ton TO connect this drift with the winze
that Is being sunk from the 100 level.
and by II secure good ventilation. II sui.
icient air can BE- furnished II 10 my inten-
ton TO run . crosscut on our north line
both east and west) the expense OF which
will be equally divided between the Gould
a Curry and our mine.
=. =. 0sBisroS, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-03


THr vKRpIcr.-At the inquest Into thu
circumstances attending the death oi
Richard J. CArrolton one witness testified
Iha, the deceased told him some time since
that Carrolton was o his real name. Blu
the name sf his mother. and that Ms
fathers name was Hsrgravo. The jury
returned q verdict that deceased came "
his death from the results OF q pistol sho'
wound Indicted by his own hand.
Tur Tuscarora Ti-,. Of December Isl
say. "Hon. John Yule, formerly oil
Placer county. California, but iaiterly q
mining operator throughout our STATE. ar
rived herv Tuesday evening. He u
greatly pleased with the outlook. and ai'er
visiting tho surrounding camps, VIII prob
bly, spend the Winter among u.s.
Coop snooriSo.--At the monthly shoot
match Of the sarsdeld Guard yesterday
Harris won the company medal. lie
..-.s IL points at the ?oo-ysri range, and
"a points at the 5co-yard range. Rod her
rigan came second with q score Of Is at the
2OO-yari range. and "a at the ooo-yard
range.
ATrsrIxoSIAL.-H. ID. LOOMS left for
Eureka yesterday evening. Before his
departure the compositors % the Virginia
Esi.1pri.s presented him with n testimo-
NAL o. regard In the shape Of = solid gold
zen and pencil. Anumbcr Of friends were
at the depot last evening ~ shake hands
and say good-by.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-03
Jssspsri.

D. Thorburn. the ~well.knOwn dealer In
variety goods. opposite the Mes ofios,
Gold Hill. has introduced an attractive
novelty. II is what Is known - Jasspori
ware. and 10 all the rage back homo. II
recently broughtfrom tho East Indies.
being made BY the natives Of those islands.
The material used 10 rattan. The articles
manufactured are very strong and lasting.
They are In the shape Of card baskets and
other ornamental Affairs. Call In and OF.
anime them for yourselves.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-03
OFFICIAL MINING LETTERS.
Regular weekly Reports from shs
rupcrintsndssts oi shs Leading
Comstock Mines.

Tho following letters, under the dates
given, have been sent from the comstoek
to the principal offices OF the various COM
panies in San Francisco:
CALIFORNIA.
ynarxtA CrY. Dec. I. is71.-C. p.
Gordon, Esq. Secretary California Mining
Company-Dear Sir; On the 1900 level
our main north lateral drift 10 now In good
repair. Work Is being continued In the
eros.cut.. We have discontinued cutting
out the ~bulkheads In the Cd Q. drift.
leading direct 10 the Consolidated virginia
shaft, for the present. aud have started .
drift running northwesterly from . point
535 feet from the c. a c. shaft. This drift
il being run for the purpose OF exploring
the vein east Of No. 5 stope.
On tho 1850 level We arc repairing the
statiou. We note no material change In
the orc slopes on this level. They are
Welding the usual amount OF ore.
The various orc Slopes on the 1000 level
continue 10 look finely. The northeast
drift from No. 3 Wine. 100 feet below this
level. has been connected with tho joint
uiuze ON our northern boundary. and We
are nov timbering the WINE. No other
work has been done on this level In any OF
the crosscuts at this portion OF our mine.
The station at tho i650 level Is excayated
and we are sinking tho main shaft for .
sump. No. I crosscut. leading 10 this
station, IL being timbersd. The lateral
drift from west crosscut No. 8. In the ore
body, 10 connect with west crcsscut No. 4.
has been advanced only - feet. and west
.ro..cut M. q. Is feet. Both Of these
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-03
Fer PATTON
CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA.

49, 49, n...mh.r 1 is7T-A
n, 1850 sa.,.,.rv Con.olid.ted Wiz.
"" No.. Deay Mir. An
s.n,s ~ LII ~. ,ooo Laval con.
OF .ne o', susu"a,. .n5 are vithon,
sn.n,s 1870 width and a~uality. As
~ m. i...I 4. hoi.,eJ ,hroupb
INV m.J go, sh.s, ,ho renxir. on
.ho -, ~ ia. h.I, an. bsinr can.
.;n,mJ
M ,h. ,aoo Laval the rcpsirs upon the
on .hs Tow W. san,in,sI No
main gaiisry AIu ,n A.. ".a hodv he
Wo.h nAs o'e" "o"'
pas, week A., ,u,rov. In
The ore oody con''uue, w ~ i.Mnp r
extent n quAiiy on ,ne ~ 49,. -
heat coming from " a,~ 49,
slopes u in~ns we nun ~ -.
connecung Win .he '''''
s'es' Al. ,.na iov., 4. n.
oIo.eu, - 20 arc ,~unning |.
',,ss,, MI tom mi. crescent To open up
the ore eoey, osuN W. In ~
ENLARGED anu reumoc,ya. wa =, az
O.S Y. UNIV
present.. ...,. AL, Ia.
on ue 10Y lever ou, 'vu NJ :,
been eaisnaeI eniy sisns ,r,s.ne III
u ume mas petn spen' -. - ar
driit. NO WORK mas ",cu '. ,.,w IL
driit rom the uouIu ~ LUZ ,,;w
signed 10 eonhec' WIN 'ni, r. p,,..
We found u necessary 70 ehi,rse
geson drift' passing throush 'ne oia 49,
in order TO maintain . ei.enisnon ias
through the deep VIM, theIeoy ,usa W.
ventilation In the ioSo lever s'oPss. 80
are also repairing the station ~ 'n" i'So
level.
The station a. me iooo Is',
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-03
A FRANCISCO.
A werkisgnss's MsssinE which
Broke Up In Cssfusisn-Kear-
nsy Dsnousesd ~ his Followers.
lr.clAI 70 tn, GOLD HILL DAILY -,~..l

Ban F~nAscrsco. Dec. al p. N.-In
p to the call issued by DR.. O'Don-
nell. the officers Of tho various Working.
mems ward clubs mot at Charter Oak Hall
this forenoon to provide some system for
tho conduct OF the party until the meeting
Of the State Convention in January.
o'Donneili acted As chairman until Kear-
ney's arrival, when no retired In favor Of
tho latter. who Immediately launched out
In denunciation Of tho meeting. and those
who called II, ~ an attempt to break up
the party. He suggested that the doom
be thrown open 10 the crowd outside. and
although on division there was . large
majority against the motion, he decided II
carried, and when the secretary OF the
meeting, Fisher OF Sacramento, combattsd
that view, Kearnsv. amid great excite
ment, declared the meeting adjourned.
Fisher. by mere lung power. succeeded In
reassembling the meeting. In the mean
time those outside had forced their way
into tho hall.
After order was restored Bates addressed
the meeting attacking the management Of
the Osen Letter. and charging tho man.
ayers with . missppropristion OF funds.
Helm seconded Bates' remarks, asserting
that tho paper was . fraud, and that he
stood ready 70 prove IL. He had examined
the accounts, and knew what he was talk
ing about. Tho books contained false
entries, etc. He believed. tho Open Letter
10 be run In the interest Of the Chronicis,
which no would not trust for . farthing.
Mccormick said he could express still
more rottenness In the concern. but he
aud several others were not allowed 10
speak.
Lovett Of Sacramento believed the
Chronicle owned and run both the Open
Letter and Kearney.
A great rumpus ensusd. nearly result.
Ing In . FREQ fght. Kssrney declared the
meeting adjourned amid confusion.
Krauss, ono Of his henchmsn. said q he
left tho platform "Let tho damned
mediately. We don't want them
10 order by the efforts Of the delegates.
Krause's sentiment was rcpudiated by the
delegates. Rearny attempted 10 defend the
management OF the Open Letsr.
Dates read Q statement OF the receipts
Of the paper. and wanted Kearny 10 tell
what had become Of tho money.
Kearny said II had been expended legit.
mately, and denounced Bates ~ . disturb
ing element In the party. having too much
brain, and knowing too much. kesrny
again declared the meeting adjourned.
and again the meeting assembled. r. b.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-03
n.se.ie Relief BALL.

A grand Masonic ball will DO given 1t
Coopsr's Hall. In virginia City, on the
evening Of 81. Johns day. Thursday. De-
cember nth. In aid Of the relief fund OF
the Masonic bodies Of that city. Masonic
balls are always noted for their agreeable
meas and social enjoyment. and that an
opportunity 10 offered Of not only getting
the full worth Of ones money In genuine
pleasure, but q chance given 10 assist the
sick and needy by helping TO replenish The
sIhsusted treasury Of the Relief Com.
mittee, not only should every person that
can Afford 70 do 10 bur . ticket and 60 but
especially should every Mason In The
county look upon the aid he can give - .
boundsn duty. and govern himself &C.
cordingly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-03
CuOLLAU-pOTusf

VIRGINIA CnI. December 1. lsII.-A.
X. 2. Harmon. President Chollar-Potosi
Mining Company-Dear Sir: Operations
at the company's mine for tho past week
have been mainly confined to the drift eAst
at the 1900 level. To tho length OF said
drift 80 feet were added. The material
passed through was mostly porphyry. inter.
mixed with some clay. The DRIFT west
from the new shaft 10 connect with this
drift 10 In IS feet. the material being sim
liar to that on the Chollar 1900 level.
Isaac l.. REouA. Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-03
National tiuard Hall.

This popular resort Of amusement was
we'll filled last Saturday highland tho great
play Of Fritz was acceptably presented.
Mr.. Emmett retains his hold upon the
community In this character to an extent
unprecedented upon the Comstock. This
piece was produced for tho last time yes.
terday evening. Tonight tho original
and attractive drama, "Kaiser." will be
given, In which Q number Of now songs
and dances will be introduced. All who
have witnessed Mr.. Emmet's efforts In
"Pritz" will DO anxious to $50 him in
anything else he may feel disposed to pro-
duco. deserved seats may DO secured o.
Ash's bookstore, Virginia City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-03
susre raansi.

Following Is the official report Of pro-
grcss Of work In the sutro Tunnel for the
week ending December l. 1877. the header
being sxi0 feet:
Number Of feet driven at last report 1927
Number Of feet driven since ........ IL
Total number OF feet In Tunnel. -. 1885
water-Quantity. 902, 1886 gallons per
day I; temperature at mouth. II degrees ;
at shaft No. I, 81 degrees; Of shaft No. 2.
81 degrees ; at header, dry.
Air-Temperature at mouth, 10 degrees;
at shaft No. /. east, 10 degrees: west, ~
degrees /; at shaft No. 2. east, IS degrees /;
west. IS degrees ; at header. % degrees.
The header was advanced 22i feet during
the month OF November.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-03

- n. Ma
sohErniso -NEAr'-ros'nia'"' A
shall OF the. Gold Hill Postoiice store WAS
showing us this morning some OF inc
neatest cards In the way o. Oh hir.hd.,
sew iea ..an ior many a
soke"S nv .s .r,ifnl li,,le pictoriai
aay. .ne' m you hsvo 10 do IL 10 get
sou,'un naar.r,. nrin,sJ nm them and
~. ,hau INF ~ Ching TO present 10
your friends, whom you make your chr.'
mIs .. new isA ~
INCREASE or CAPIrAL.-Tho capital stock
=, ~. u.r,,ori Mining Company having
!" 500 ono - am zoo ;.
psen increase rom .,o.sboiS.rs /.
sivsn In onr ,d,ertIsing columns to-day
Informing them how and upon what con.
dition they can surrender their oiu 'o9A
and obtain the new.
n.vc,xo scuoot.-Mr. ysrney will open
,.-s,.m IT,, 90, csn,lemsn only, in
49,. u.u coId nm NJ 7 o'clock 10.
morrow evening. A better opportunity
for learning will never be offered. CLASS
for children will 10 commenced ~ =
o'clock next Saturday afternoon
srooxuotprns MrrrrSo.-Tho regular
annual meeting OF the Lady Bryan Min.
inc Company for the election Of officers.
etc. will DO he'd en- the 18th Of tho present
month. at tho Office OF the company, In
San Francisco. Bee Official notice In our
On TIE hEAp'-Aoou d O'Clock rliuAy
afternoon N. Boucher. q French Canadian,
was struck ON tho head by a stick Of wood
which fell OF q car standing on the trestle.
work near the ophir WORKS; receiving =
CUT ABOUT ~, All iho" "'P" w"
incnes IN U
CALEDONIA CA%uTIos.-ln our advertis-
ing columns to-day read tho notice Of sec-
Rotary wegener. eanuonins tno pGo,c
against ~negouaunS 'er, sinh h.ss hsan Oh
for non.payment Of assessment.
o,,r.,nx oprn.rloss.-Aifred Craven.
,-..--.... ia, y,r,,,,i. civ Friday
evening for = weeks surveying trip over
some land and water properly IN tiumn =
county, Caiiiornia, IN wn'eh parties w
INN .,.im IN
Gated he compounds inning sA',
London claim. Tbs location includes sss
linear feet on tho ledge.
.u w,vrv,s Ia. rssicuod tbe
r-n.,,i,,.h,n n, ,ho boir, NJ Sandy BALD.
Win, deceased. and John CARRIER was up
pointed In his place by Judge Rising TO-
dAy'
TEE Gold Hill school children have re-
covered from their Thanksgiving dinners,
~ ~
rv, ,.vu,.r .mo,,b,, moo,lpp Of the
I'M regular mummy ms
a. Is,h Instant Al Nan Francisco.
~
I'm ."s $500 -.
kins popular "" k'P' =
LIEUTENANT ANTON hAnl' OF inc "nes'e'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-03
noscnKk,. aenMAN sYRu

Dan now DO purchased right ., hems; 1t IL The
most Successful prepa ration ever introduced 10
oar people. IL wortsiiks . charm In al cases
OF On hampton, Pn~umonis. Hsmonhagcs.
A,thms. severe Coughs. Group and all other
Throat and Lung Dlsssses. No person has svef
used this me Tic ne Without getting immediate
relief. yrt there sr . grsat many poor. sunsf'
VIM 4 suspIcIous cough. aud tho uolce OF con.
sumption coming firm their lungs. that viii
not Tn II, II ron die, 10 10 your own fault %
you can 20 10 your druggist and get . sample
bottle for 10 cents aud try u; three doses vii
relieve any Gaze. Regular sise tnly u cents
ie2i 6m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-03
Returned.

DR.. T. J. Magee returned with his wife
this morning from . si1 weeks visit TO the
East. He went TO Pittsburg. Pennsylvania,
10 SEQ his relatives and friends there, and
was evidently we'll treated, for he looks
improved and Q year or two younger.
The Doctor has good professional
record here, aud although tho general
health Of Gold Hill has been good
during his absence, plenty Of people
feel moro safe for his coming back.
He has been busy all day shaking hands
with tho army Of friends who welcome
him homo again TO tho happy land Of sage
brush aud silver bricks.