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The Morning herald., 1877-12-15
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The Morning herald., 1877-12-15
Popular Science Monthly
Supplement,

Conducted by Z. L. and w. j. YouMANs,
Containing The very best art ,cle PUBLISH I'd
in the foreign scientific i,,urpaIs and
....,. .r reviews,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-27
A Per.eessssi Reporter.

Not long since . local newspaper In
Virginia City published tho staiemontth as
3. P.Davis. = Comstock paragraphist. was
married. that no had actually led 10 the
altar a fair and blooming bride. Tho item
was no, true In any respect. Since then
sam has hal a great deal Of trouble. The
girl Of his heart. who lives in San Fran
cisco. lighted upon the item, and Of course
she believed every word Of II. II cost sam
sii 81 To take the package Of returned let
tiers out Of the express oficc. He didn'td are
10 leave them TO be sold at auction. for
they might fall into the hands OF some
rival reporter. That day no received q
letter from his father. co~ngratulating him
upon the happy event and expressing the
hope that his son would turn from his evil
WAYS ami become q steady boy. All his
LADY friends have written him letters re-
auesting . return Of those eariss De ri.ts
which decorate the walls 81 Sans lodg-
ings, aud he Is ~sorrowfully sending them
away, one by one. lie does not dare 70
take a laiy friend 10 the theaier for fear
the people will think he 10 really married.
lie swears continually at the man who
originated the malicious story.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-27

lie who transact business with The IL.
change. Clients are placed upon an equal
footing with members Of the Exchange In
the settlement OF the claims OF Suspended
or bankrupt brokers. all sharing
alike In tho distribution Of the a.
sets. Tho question upon whom the
responsibility OF the possession OF
fraudulent stocks rests, Il settled 10 bs
on the broker from whom they are received.
and no can In turn recover from the one
from whom the fraudulent certificates were
obtained. and 90 on progressively, provid-
cd that tho claim be made within thirty
days after the receipt Of the stock. After
that time the responsibility Of the OK.
change In the premises ceases. and tho
holder must take his remedy Of law.
At balf-past 10 last night . fire broke
out In the Pacific oil and lead works. on
King street, between Second and Third.
The damage II estimated at $1,000.
At II o'clock . Ore broke out In the
thres-story frame hose. Nos. CIT and eis
Brsnnsn street. nosr Sixth. owned and oc-
cupied BY Herman Crane asa furniture
factory. The rear upper part OF the build
ing and contents were destroyed. Los,
about 5000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-27
IDrunLea Chiiaren.

Two girls named Brenton AMI Corey.
AMI who are supposed to live on the Gold
Hill side Of the Divide, were found drunk
yesterday evening near the Fourth ward
School.house Of Virginia City. The elder
was apparently not more than thirteen
years of age and tho younger between
eleven and twelve. A Gold Hill gentle
man who witnessed the sal plight Of the
girls described them ~ perfectly helpless.
They would fall down whenever they tried
to walk. and hal the appearance Of being
drugged. They said that they got their
liquor at q saloon near the Randolph
House. Words cannot express the depth
Of infamy attained by the man who would
be guilty Of supplying these young girls
with intoxicating beverages In this man.
ner. There were other rumors In connec-
ton with this disgraceful affair which are
unfit 10 he repeated. The girls were do-
Gently dressed. and did not have the APP
pearance Of belonging to the class known
A. hoollums.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-27
srAR CLOTHING HOUSE,.

We have sought By all fair and honorsbls
means TO gain the confidence Of the commonly
In which We live. Our motto and belief has
ever been that "Honesty 10 the Best Policy"
BY judicious buying. strict economy. fair DIAL.
log and strict attention 10 business, We hsve
gained aud intend ~ rctAIn the cJnndepcs and
gusd will u the people Of ttorsy county. in
order TO accommodate our large and growing
patronage We have opened . branch clothing.
hou . In DO d HILL. scopd tc nothing OF The
Kind In aoli lIill or virsinis City. This store
We iLteod to run In connection with the one IN
Virginia CITY. 20 ~ TO accommodate both spds
Of the OJnstock. Both storvs will b. supplied
at III tim . with tho very latest styles, and .
stock OF goods which. 10 quality. quantity.
variety snd e~heapnsrs, cannot be excslled By
auy clothing Ihodss In the STATE. Our stocks OF
ths state. Our boys and youths stock 10 In.
mense. In the line OF hats. cape. boots and
shoes. and gents furnishing goods. 90 defy
competition. Friends and patrons OF Virginia
City and 10 d Hill. remcpb-r that We have a.
ways d ait fslri, and squarely with 800 /; that
We nevrr have tried 20 make you believe that
We sell goods below cost, while Actually mak.
inx Q profit. Oar motto has always been
I" FAIR Dealing" We intend In ID. iuturs, %
In the past, TO make it u Jour advantage 10
patroniss MS. by nnt, BUYING our ecods In The
Rast, which WI can DO ct ratrs that viii enabls
US g.. cell again. 81 hsures that will always give
By fair. honest and &C ommodatins dealing
with al Tho may favor ne with . call. "
member the place. PLAT 1 Rich. Halls build
ing, oppopits the NEws once, Main street
uoic I'LL. and 10 south O street, Virgiinis
Ctr. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-27
speedy Recovery.

George Craig. the OvcrmAn miner who
was shot through the hand by Ellen =.
Layne last Tuesday night was sufficiently
recovered to SO to work again this morn
ing. The pistol used IL n Of smith 4
NELSON'S smallest size and carries . ball
80 small that IL would scarcely hill ca.
nary bird. IL will be remembered thai
the woman MAS Craig's former wife. he
has since admitted that he tried 10 raise
the window. but pleads In excuse that he
was 30 drunk at the time that be
did not know what he was doing. VI
course the wound has moi entirely healed,
but the injury Is 40 slight that = is not
liable TO canse him any further trouble.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-27
NRW STORE.

4. SUMMERFfELD. late bootheeptr for
H<instsin 4 Wolf. desires 70 inform his friends
and ths public generally that be has Just
op'ned, In aslistin's old hardware store. oppo-
slte Jones' drug ttors. Msin stfest, old Hill. .
complete stock Of seu,s' furnishing goods. con.
.isting 70 par! Of Will Shirt, ,.nsipg IN p,,ss
Cheviot shirts, pur- linen, 80 TO a.. All sorts
of shirts made 10 or,rr and warranted 10 ~.
A splendid aAeortment Of ueuts' Underwear.
which be will sell c .eaper than any h,uss In
tho Stats. In conjunction with furnishing
goods. he alec keeps . splendid stock Of nns
mia sit stock VI genuine Havana and dntnestic
ci,srA. THE BEsT BIT CtuAhS IN TIKI
STATE. Cons and try them. Don mistaks
tho place oppo,i,e J0ns.' drug stor, Main
street. 0old liiil.
2st A. BuNMRRFIRLD I co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-27
zine rhe..rie.i Attraction.

As may be seen by due notice in our
advertising columns to-day. Bert's famous
dramatic company from San Francisco
will appear at the National Theaisr. vir-
ginia City. next Monday evening. In the
highly pleasing drama Of "'Ilound the
World In Eighty Days." IL is well-eon-
ceived adaptation OF Jules Verne's famous
work. and has hal . very successful run
In Europe and the East, as well as Tor some
weeks past In san Francisco. IL Is sure to
take well with tho appreciative theater-
goers Of the Comstock. John Mcguire
the well.known comedian. has arrived ~
advance agent. and he promises his old
friends here . great treat in this new Tho
atrical attraction. And what John says. Is
so every time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-27
o.p.r,.r-- Last k,..'~s.

ro,rroxsp.-Thc day Of delinquency In
the matter Of the present assessment OF the
Mitchell Gold and silver Mining Company
il further postponed until May isth. ant
the day Of sale 20 the LIST OF June. SEE om-
ciai notice In another column.
GRAND JrEr.-The Grand Jury did not
report this morning. As WAS expected. Ae-
corlinc to Law they have until the first
Monday In June to present their maj re-
port.
Joux MAorrnE. the actor. Is here a.
agent for the Bert Troupe which will APP
ns.r at National Guard Hall next Monday
N .. The Tour Around the World In Eighty
Days."
Tur persons who went through a trunk
a, stewart A Powell's. in Virginia City.
dav before Yesterday. took jewelry, . pisioi
and cold coin enough TO amount 10 sSoo.
TIN express train from Reno came up
.r,rde5 mi. morning. The greater part
Of the messengers were from the bsho
celebration Of yesterday.
Ma EASTERN mail was received this
morning. A blockade on the Centr,i
Pacific railroad WAS the eanse OF the 'Aii'
ure.
coLosyL wAnnES. who has for twenty
tour years occupied the editorial chair Oh
the taiys,.is Fao~s'. Is visiting Inc eoni'
stock.
CAPTAIN T. q. TArLoz. Superintendent
Of the Yellow JACKET mine. returned iro"
San Francisco this morning.
liz the District Court this morning. trial
,urors were excused until Tuesday the
inst day Of Nay.
bullion valued at s3jG.5i6 Was shippeu
from Virginia City last evening.
COLONEL II. II. TAYLOR Is the recipient
Of a magnificent rosewood cane.
Hon. q. c. CONAN and family are 81
the International. Virginia.
yx.MIyon wicKn,x 81 New York cfy
10 In Virginia City.
Hox. II. X. MITCHELL 10 sojourniny In
Virginia City.
wonr /. o to be resumed In the Ken
tuck mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-27
IT WORKED.
An Emuleus Ysuth Tries HIS Hand
~ Detective. asd Puts HIS Fsss


Young Mr.. s~nodgrass, who lives In Gold
Hill. has for several years been . constant
reader Of the sensational periodicals Of tho
day. He has very naturally acquired .
taste for brilliant and daring deeds. Un-
like some unfortunates, who feel that the
seeds Of greatness lie hidden within than
for q lifetime, and await only tho fitting
surroundings to develop them into acts,
the opportunity TO test his powers occurred
the other day.
Ono evening last week. Is the twilight
WAS fading into the deeper shades Of night,
q ssedy-looking individual timidly knocked
at the door Of Mr.. Snodgrass' boarding
house. aud being admitted. addressed the
assembled company. rehearsing . tale OF
privation and suffering that, alas, has .
too frequent q counterpart Of late on tho
Comstock. II Is needless TO relate II In
full-a large family Of helpless children,
no employment. etc. He then produced Q
watch. the gift Of Q friend" which he
offered to sell at = ~ruinously low figure.
whilo tho man was telling his story. and
the watch was passing from one 10 another.
Mr.. Snodgrass was putting two and two
together, and the result was that he set
tho stranger down for an impostor at the
best, and very possibly . sneak thief.
Why. ho questioned. should the man
come all tho way from virginia-whero he
said no liyed-to Gold Hill. at that late
hour. to dispose Of an article which he
ought to have been able to sell at much
better advantage where he was personally
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-27
IMPURE BREATH.

Auo ~ oil the disagreeable consequences that
foliow The decay Of the teeth. an impurs breath
mu,, b. the most mortifyins and unpleasant to
iis possc,,or. aud II ~ the most Inc xcusabls
and offensive In society and Jet the cause OF v
may rss,,y h. removed By cleansing ,our 70. tn
daily with that ju,tly popular deatiiriee, fA.
gr,nt sOZoDOSr. Il purihes AMI sweetsn.
the brraih, cools and rsfreshes the mouth. and
giv,r q p-arl like appearsnre 10 she testn:
li-Ltlepen Who iLduige In smokinn should
cleanse their teeth with s0ZuDONT. - y
removes al unpleasant Uiors Of the werd. AL
your druggist Tor II. apis I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-27

From John Flag. ED. Of p~snnlnSton, y. H.
"rhree year. since ! was very much reduced
with . dreadful cough. which resuited In Bron.
was adiei severe night swrats. and Z vAs fear
ful NJ going tito q decline. Afkr recourss 70
variOus rrin-sli-, "a no purpose. i male ~ OF
Dr.. wlstar's ran Of Wild Cherry. Q fss bot
ties OF which FULLY redorei mo TO health.
since that time I have he'd several severe 81.
lacks nf cough, but The Blisam has always r..
moved them. always keep % by me, and
should not know how 10 do without H."
Bold b. all druRntrts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-27
ssabbIsw A1ray.

About noon to-day Fred. winterbled.
carpenter at the Pioneer mill. and = maj
known a. Dutch Fred had an alteration
in front Of the Bonanza Hotel. Silver City,
during which winterbled was stabbsu
,vice I'm the abdomen with . small pocket
tnife. DIR. Burgie dressed the wounds,
vhich are very severe. The full extent Of
the mans injuries scannot yet be deter
mined. Dutch Fred. who 10 . teamster
vas Immediately arrested and held 70
wait the result. Tho cause OF the quar-
rel appsars to have been an old grudgs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-27

s,S FR,scrsco. April TO-, ?. y.

sAS FRAScisco. April 26.-3 ?. y
.Ophir-i3s bid.
Gould 4 Curry-1is bid.
Best A Belcher-i9e bid.
California-33a bid.
Gould a Curry-7s asked.
Crown Point-5As bid.
ImperiAl-9jc bid.
Beat 4 Beleher-l9S bid.
California-3i bid.
Im~periAl-i sold.
Con. virginia-3i asked.
Savage-2a bid.
Best a Belcher-2O asked.
MexicAn-s bid.
Ophir-l3r bid.
Impsrial-l bid.
MeIican-Sa asked.
CAledonia-2.GO bid
Imperial-1.05 asked.
Con. yirginia-3i's sold.
Caiifornia-3la bid.
Ophir-i3t bid.
Gould a Curry-1a bid.
Ophir-ii sold.
Cslifornis-3ts askei.
ltAn-ll Asktu.
Beet 4 Beleher-l9a bid.
Ophir-ita asked.
Utah-i0 bid.
Mexican-s~ bid.
Alpha-l3 asked.
Best 4 Belcher- 20 asked.
savagc-2s asked.
Overmah-i7h bid.
Alpha-i2h asked.
Best 4 Belcher-i9h sold.
Con. virginia-M bal.
Yellow Jacket asked.
Overman-ists sold.
Crown Point-5h bid.
Con. virginiA-3l bid.
Overman- lis bid.
Crown Point-G asked.
Best 4 Belcher-i9fs asked.
Ov~erman-iss asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-27

-
Ats O'Clock yesterday morning an ex.
cursi0n train containing upwards OF three
hundred Odd Fellows, their wives and
families, left the depot in Gold Hill TO
Join. by special invitation. with the breth-
rem Of the Order in Reno In the celebration
Of the hfty-eighth anniversary Of the In
PRODUCTION Of Odd Fellowship In America.
Tho day was serenely beautiful. and Is
the train moved on It's way. the bands dis
eoursing soul-inspiring music. . more Joy.
Gus crowd Of happy plsasurs-seekers never
left Virginia and Gold Hill. On the way
large numbers Of the brethren Joined the
train at Silver City. Empire, Carson and
washoe City. swelling the numbers until
| there WAS hardly standing room left In the
cars. by special invitation tho Knights Of
| Pythias Of Gold Hill and Virginia City.
| 70 the number Of forty. joined the expedi.
| ton In tho character of an escort. At
| Reno tho excursionists were received by
the brethren and escorted to the hall OF
| Reno Lodge. No. 10. at which place. after
two hours OF rest and r~efreshment, the
procession was reformed. and after pa
.S,ng ts,orgb the principal thorough.
s.r..o, I'M. ts~n. proseeJei 10 the mag
niacsnt nsv haIi a. Truckee Lodge, No,
~ wLsr. ths ceremony Of dedication was
10 be psrformeJ.
The hall wa. beautifully decorated with
49,. IN honor Of tLs oec.,ion. and vas
aii.5 a. o,ertIoving with fair ladie. and
n,aNhsr, ~ tha my.tic Ordsr. The deep
iv sol.mn anil impres.iye dedication GER
c,nonies Of the Order were rendered still
more beautiful by the voluntary assist.
snee of The lsdie. and gentlemen Of The Reno
OIse Climb. After the clo.e Of the dedi.
cation OF The hall 10 the purposss of the
Or,ler. M. N. Grand Master q, O., Batter
man delivered a most instructive and In.
terestinr address, but which we have not
The ..scc 10 now publisb. We extract the
f%oIloring:
n snre.rs from Tho report Of tho Right
wo,tby Grand sscretary 10 the Grand
io.ic. N ,he rpitel stsie. In 1916 tbat
Ne nnmhsr ~ ncrson. Admitted into the
or5sr from isa6 10 December M. 1873. WAS
esO 7sO. of this number 729, lsg were re-
iisvs.l then I'M distress. Dnrinr tho same
period "a. on widowed families were cared
Tor. and the number Of fAthcrless children
whose tears have been turned into Joyous
smiles. and hearts gl,ddened by our bene-
factions. In almost beyond compute.
The total amount OF o expended In
tbe relief Of brother. of the order anl
their families has been s22, 273, $50 GJ-
an enormon, mount. The number Of
per,ons In membsrsLip Dccsmber 81,
is7s Va. Ia0 III. AMI the amount or.
psnded ip relief during that wear was 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-27
NO TX. USE FOR BEING SICK.

No person can use BoscHErs 0ERnAH srHyS
without getting immediate relief and esrs. We
have the nnt csss Of Cough. Cold OF oossunPs
let 70 hear IRON that has not been cured. We
have distributed every year. for thrvs ysars,
vver acc. 100 sample bottles By druggists In ell
parts OF the United States. No other mana
fac,urer of medicines ever gave his prrpsrs-
, .o% y: .qs : s : si:' for :: t - cent? 10 s 70 {I sry g. Sia: F.c
doess will relisvs you. saupIs bctti,s. 10
cents each. mhst
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-27
A surrocArINa couau.

In q letter to Mrs.. Lisle, Of Chicago, . well
known contributor to the Western press, she
s-crihcs the cure OF 4 dangerous cough. accom-.
panied by bleeding nj the lung, 10 Hale.
Honey 81 lIorehound and Tar. MY cough
she -syr. threatened 10 sufocaie mo
hut the Honey of il0rehound and Tar has
removed every trzre OF IT," The letter was TO
q lady friend In this city. who has placed u at
the disposal Of q. ". c%rtienton. Z Sixth ave.
nue.. Pixies Toothsche Drops cure In one
minute
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-27

A INV wAooS.-Diek Mercer, that en-
.erpri.ing dealer in groceries and family
provisions. 80 we'll known to the people OF
Gold Hill. has Just purchased . new delir,
ery wagon. II 10 elegantly painted and
finished. and Is beautiful enough 70 b .
Joy forever.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-27
A CARD.

To all ~ho are sufering from the erfors and
indi.ervtions Of youth. nervous westnsss. early
decay. loss OF manhood. etc. I will send .
receipt that will cure you. YRxI OF cnAnon.
This great remedy va discovered bya mission.
arr In South America. send Q seIf-addfessed
envelope 20 the Rkv. JUsEPH =. IMAM.
station ID. Bible Honse. New York City.
misc cm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-27
NETTING or THE PioMEfRs.
Regular sesai.Msashiy Assesnblags
New Member Eisessd-Dsss-
tisss % the Cahines-Annual
Pisueer Esieatc.

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A~regular semi.mouthly meeting Of IN,
&c. :, ia. 60. p,...-. =,
soee'! RACINE eo@' r'onesr'
held at their hall on ID street. Virginia
last evening. President TAYLOR occupied
Az. .h.,, ~, A.. =, n.rh.r,
Was not 20 good a. usual, owing 10 many
beiuy sbsent with the ODD rsllovs' En-.
-. a. D..
sui'''" '" 'e"''
NEW NEnBrR.
The COMMITTEES nm Nembership 10 whom
~, -. - a.. .,,,,,.,,o, q, r
$50 w" f
katzsnstein at the last meeting. reported
fAvorably upon the same. and . ballot b.
ing taken. Mr.. ka1enstein was declared
duly and unanimously elected Q member
Of the Society.
c,.,xvr nox,r,ox..
- a.. ,.u.-,..
Tho Librarian reported inc iolovins
donations TO the cabinet. received since
N. la, ,o,,,., u.stiny. and the usus]
So,. IN ,h.nl. v.s returned 10 the several
i-anor.
"a v com.toet-A large. rich and
..nS.cm. scsc;msn m HAL I'm ore from
ca.a~.m rnsisnJ' veishi.s tan OF
,wsi,s nounJ.' Iiso +. one specimen OF
,aI~i,,,;,r from Colorado. and rich quick
siirsr ore. or cinuibar. from the New Al.
MAIDEN mine. California.
Charlie. ". Connor-American dime Of
1905.
j. d. . nAssn-A eopy -
Wsane..i.y morning. NAV 6, 1855. II ID
about the .ixe Of the Reese River Rsrsili,,
and consists Of sixteen columns. nearly oil
reading matter, there being but few al
v,rtisements. The New York Herald VA
evidently . very good paper from tho
start. The copy referred 10 u SCI IN min
,on n.h .I1 III ms,,.s' there b.inS no an.
NAV heads or ANYTHING in that line. II
was q very neat little paper. and quite .
contrast TO the fine large double sheet oil
the present day.
j. =. sanchsz-A $50 note, ConiederAis
currency. with the portrait OF Jen. pavia
on IL; also q half dollar United stAtes
com, da'e ISL. IL. ....a-.,
Of C"m.,ocl silver ore. suiphuret and
chloride in combination. which would
melt down nearly us welgnt W purs si,,eI
also 4 rich specimen VI einnaosr ifou'
California.
j. q. hampton-A very p~cniiAf sPfvl
men sf stalsctits formation nve or sh
inches long. very amusing to behoid.
LAST RESTING PLACE.
u,,i..,,on "a. r.c.,x.s, fran ths
$500 -.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-27
PROM A DISTINGUISHED JUI,Isr.

81 have tried the PERUVIAN srxrr. and the
result filly s~usiains your prediction. II has
male q new man of me INFUSED Into my sysr
TEN new vigor and energy. l am no longer
tr-muioas and d.biiita,ed a. when you last
saw me. but stronger. hesrtier, and with larger
capacity for labor. mental and physical, than
at any time during The last i've years." sold
by all druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-27
GAN FRANCISCO.
Impsrtsnt Changes - she Reguis.
items or the Pacific htsek Ex.
change.

San FRAScpco. April I'll ?. NJ
On Wednesday In Committee Of tho Whole
the Pacific Stock Exchange adopted . re-
port Of the Committee on Revision Of the
Consultation. with soms amendments.
Tho revision smbodies many new features
and additional regulations. Several Of
The amendments are Of interest 10 the pub
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-27
rnE PALACE gArrNa STAND.

For . roa't of beef unescelied In Storey
county. 10 10 Thomas Isuron's Eating Stand.
In the Palace Salon. No. : North @ ctr. q,
Virginia CITY. Frcsh oystsrs 81 ell hoan IN
svery style. Forty miners always on hand Of
night. For tasy, home style Of cooking. and
the best and fresl Get of Ill that the markets.
anord. the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
Try u. apis N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-27

THE Masonic Social in Gold Hill TO-
night will DO one Of the most enjoyable
occssious Of the season. Nisitors from
Virginia City and Silver are expected.