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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-29

Of County Assessor in the county Of
Pierce and defining his duties. Hoover.
%. To amend the Criminal practice
act. Kuhn.
90 Amending the act concerning JUS
tees of the Peace. Ping.
80. To provide for Justices Of the
Peace in case OF vacancy. Kuhn
81. An act TO provide for the codifica-
tion Of the laws Of Washington Terri.
tory Reed, OF Thurston.
30. To provide fer the assessing and
collecting of Territorial Revenue.
H.nford.
80. An act relating to liens Fersu-
son.
81. To amend IN act in relation to
roa'is. ferries and bridges Reed. of
Pacific.
33. To amend an act in relation 10
licenses Hover.
&c. To amend an act in relation TO
licenses. Ferg, SON.
81. Act to amend probate law. Jn-
dietary Committee.
3s. Al act concerning the collect. u
of poll taxes. Reed of Pacific.
80. An act in relation to Notaries
Public. Kuhn.
40. An act defining ''nuisauce," and
securing remedy. Hapford
Al. An act for the removal of civil
officers, otherwise than by impesch-
ineut. Reed, Of Pacific.
~. To repeal an act to incorporate
the town Of Tumwater. Judiciary
Committee.
43. An act to regulate marriages
Kuhn.
"A. Authorizing board of health to
purchase grounds for pest house.
Kuhn.
As. To provide for the election of
Justices of the Peace in case of vacan-
cy. Committee on Elections.
46. Relating to railroads in the Ter
ritory of Washington. Stewart.
II. An act to legslizs and make valid
the location of county roads. Commit
tee of Roads and Highways.
As An act in relation to Commits
sioners of Deeds. Kuhn.
40. A bill to eQlalize fees OF Court
Clerks and NotAries Public. G. A. Reed.
so. Act in relation to Roads, Ferries
and Bridges. Committee of Roads and
Highways.
81. To amend the Criminal practice
act. Hoover.
80. Act to amend law concerning Jus.
tices Of the Peace. Judiciary Commit.
tee.
So. To provide for the psrchase Of
the reports Of the Supreme Court decis-
ions of Washington Territory. Hoover.
81. To punish minors for misrepre-
senting their ages in saloons. Hoover.
IS To make Territorial Treasurer er-
eGicio Territorial Librarian. Hoover.
sc. Act relating to the collecting OF
licenses in the cities of Tacoma and
Steilacoom. Hoover.
81. An act providing tor Cons.i-
tntionsl Convention. Committee Oh
Federal Relations.
go. Act regulating fees and costs.
Judiciary Committee.
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AMY IN7ELLIGENCER.
,ecndsy, October 20. 1877.

.u,,rrp. The barke' ire Grace
..,.,,. Capt. Olson. arrived Saturday
s;sh, from San Fr.ncisc' Nth the
~ : s.-;oe freight, after dischargiog
io. .be will 60 IN Port Gamble to
's1n.Sls.ber for the Bay: L N Starr. 20
% .ees; C, IA do; s B S. SO do;
yys.s,sbacbsr Bros & Co. Is do; wust
6 Wald, l do; W c N. 80 do; r
a's > DO: " BIS Is do; " c r. 2 do; C H
y ao " Msydeubauer. IL do; Chilberg
O.. IS do; " A Jennings. l75 do; NJ
/. ,''I q a do; = Baxter & Co. 10 do: H
q q p s., do; W & N. l2 do; Crawford
J Harrington. Gus do; K Boren. 10 do
: $3.50 12l packages; Steilacoom. 1873
a: olympia, io7 do; Tumwster. 8 do;
o. ort Townsend, lac do; Port Gamble,
. DO; Coapeville. 2 do,
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.

CCtiDENIaL HcTEI-
John Hilderbrand, Port Blskely; w
Benego, Thos Price. Renton; H Collins,
Brownsville; D II Brooks, Salmon Bay;
l. Reinig City; D II Frsuenthal, Olym-
pia; d stores. Wm Gage. A Dins-
more. Il Lane. G W Towne, Skagit; j
} Sougb. Henry Jones. New York; 8
Smith, " VI Wells White River; w A
Go0dyear.J p Ewcnbach, San Francis
oc; A Gray and wife Dalles City; j w
Halter, Albert King. Whldby Island; E
d Phelps. Yakima; J p Jones, Puyal-
lap Mines; e Talbot, Chicago; Maggie
Reid. New Brunswick: e Z Rodgers,
Stellacoom.
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.
Patrick O. Rowke. White River; +
Randolph, Port Gamble; Dan Frazer.
n II Hall. Denver; NJ Paddcn and
family. n Warts. E Connolly. Talbot;
John HARVARD. Albert Curtis. White
River; A J Babcock. Tacoma: Frank
Katzberger, New York: John NuIligsn,
Newcastle; NJ S McGillate, Mount
Vernon; J Joice. Thos Ludlow. Tacoma;
= France. Snohomish; NJ Kearney,
Talbot; NJ II Hall, Seattle; Nj Mona
hon. White River; + w Armstrong,
II Dana. California; + NJ Albright, San
Juan Island; o r Muschsrd, Snoho-
mish
AMERICAN HOUSE,
OP Treat. Williamsburgh, Va, p
Curran, city; G l. Keine. Surnesvllle.
Cal. ] Hnntley. J Walker, H Winters.
city; J Riemart. w Reggie Whitfield.
Tacoma; J Hartman. A Lewis. White
Eiver: YIN. Darlington. B Delaney.
g A Cushmsn. Henry johnson. Wild
by Island; ] Fosssit, White River; l..
Ward. city; William T. Ballou. Esq,
Skagit; B Hill. Port Blskely; Fields.
White River; VIM. Hastings, Is Ham
mond. Port Townsend; WIN. Reinigo.
Hodgedon, Ne; R Williams. Seattle
Mines; Frank Merence. steamer J b
Libby. t
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Col4xG BAcK.-1he Alaska is ag ain
10 visit the Sound and may
II sxpccted TO arrive here On regular
sAedsle time. She is by far the larg-
g Steamship that has visited our vs.
m. and that she 10 coming again shows
dat the Pacific Mail Company are alive
"a the interests Of the Sound. MIR.
TibbsIs. the agent. expects to fill her
his time, and could have done so the
it, time, except for the fog. Parties
dsaising 10 ship freight on the Alaska
sbould have it ready. so as not to have
81 Delayed unnecessarily.
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BILLS OF THE SESSION,

The following is a correct list of the
bills introduced in the Council Of the
Legislative Assembly, up to Oct. %.
1877.
|. An act to dsfsay the incidental ex.
pen-es Of the sixth biennial session of
the Legislative Assembly of the Terri.
tory of Washington. Hnver
?. Changing time of holding terms OF
YRkima City stewart.
s. To- prSyi3e fer the equalization Of
taxes liz King co"aty for the gear 1877.
Hanford
4. To repeal an act providing tor the
election Of County Commissioners and
Assessors in King county. Hsnford.
5. Changing the name Of Andrew
Wilson to that of Olof Anderson. C.
A. Reed. @
6. Amending the existing act in rela-
tion to chattel mortgages. Hoover
I. To provide for the specific per-
formance Of certain contracts. Hoover
8. Adopting the Common Law Of
England. Hanford.
2 In.relation 70 Prosecuting Attor-
neys Defiaing their duties and 6x:ng
their compensation. Kuhn.
10 For the protection Of salmou fish,
cries in the waters Of Puget Sound and
tributaries. Ferguson. SO
IL. To provide for the incorporation
of cities. Hanford.
-. To amend the civil practice oct.
Hoover.
Is. To amend the oct relating to
bitches and drains. Hoover.
IL. To amend existing act relating
TO deeds. Stewart.
Is. To provide for the formation OF
fiamo cGwpanies Stewart. E
10. For the psotectipa 81 sslmon in
tho Columbia river and its tributaries.
Hathaway.
IL. To provide Tor the removal Of
books belonging to Terr,torial Library
20 capitol building. Kuhn.
10. To provide for an official short
hand rcpostsr for the District Courts OF
Washington Territory. Kuhn.
10 To spportiou the Legislative A.
sssnbly. Hsnford.
20. To repeal an act In relation 10
the duties Of Probate Ju igcs Han
! ford.
81. To amend m act defining the jo-
risdictisn anj practice In the Probate
Courts Of Washington Territory. Han
ford.
% Relating 10 lrobats OF f'r~isn
/ Wills. Hauford.
%. In relation to the records OF the
Probate Court. Hanford.
u. To amsnd IN act crcatin board
. Of Pilot Commissioners and Pilots on
! Columbia River and BAr. Ssl' ct Com
/. snittee.
.. Az act abolishing The oi'ss o.
+, Coroner and Coroner's Jury. Aunn-
&c. An act fog the relief of !. {. f"s'
/ and others. Hoover.
81. 10 provide fur the spP''n'"'e"'
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.uxp,-Tbe P. NJ. s. S. Dakota

uuxp,-Tbe p. NJ. s. s. Dakota
..;led from this port for Utsalady en-
,.vb for Victoria and San Francisco,
sunday morning last, with the follow
~ passengers and freight: Pa.engsrs-
Fl. Dalton. Victor Tull, ID. j. Tay-
H. q. Murray and ten in the steerage.
hik-17 pkgs mdse. A pkgs house.
~ goods. 81 beer kegs 1913 bales
- 30 pkgs furniture. 1887 pkgs OF
s,ses and bbls. 9 pkgs fsh. l07Sc sal
-, 2O2 pkgs salmon. 10 SKIS po'asoes.
20 Ks salt. $50 SKIS barley. 81 bx ap.
~. 500 bdls hoops. 2 bales wool. 2o6
esen hides. 50 dry hides. Al pkgs tai
jos. IL bdls skins, and 10 SKIS coal.
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CNvAssIXG AGENT.-All our friends
down the Sonnt who desire to take the
DlLr AxD WEEKLY INTELLIoENcER
- hsss an opportunity to do So BY
Gsins IN their orders to our travelling
0n9pondenf, Mr.. j. ID. DAILY. who
tara this morning on q general tour of
Swyation through the down Sound
ennkiea. -
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0RTsA.-Owing to the success with
vairA the Richings- Bernard Opera
Csspssy is meeting in Victoria. they
Will not appssr here until next Satur-
4! and Monday, November 3D. and
Ah. On the former evening they will
pstorm Balfe's opera Bohemian Girl.
lad on Monday, verdi's great work.
y Tsovstore.
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tu1x1D 0RANGER.-Mr. Sullivan
aslstly bought the farm Of Cooley.
sss Swiaomi.h fats, comprising LIS
eosa. III the sum Of fifteen hundred
ss'la,s cab. He ia now completing
- oysss ~ ,und his farm. and when
-. will have one Of the hendsomest
Aras oa he Sound.
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stssriyrrAL Work. The dam mad

stsyrixrAL WoRK:-The dam made
m C. J. Noyes. for jackson &
wslhsr of Swinomish flats. is com.
uletsd. II is two miles from LaConner,
md the land is now being put in order
fox next years crop. The dam is -
eoqplete job and cost about 81 500. 1t
100 feet long. l54 feed wide at the
ssas and 46 feet wide at the top, and
vill ssslaim large district of excellent
Ind. Work is constantly going on on
The Snohomish flats. and the land is the
richest in the world
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SuxDAy-ScHo0L CONCERT. The
Congregational Church was filled To its
fullest capacity last evening to hear the
Sssday.8chool Concert. consisting of
sH9A Reflections. etc, which were -x-
nllent. cvsncing both careful instruc
bon on the part Of the teachers and
sill on that Of the pupils.
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toAcHER CAudHT.-For the past two
80 ash hive been stolen every night
M IL packing establishment of Ma
~ - Commercial Street. Yester.
cening he caught the fellow. but
ns pleading poverty. and promis-
% 90 better in the future. he was
slesed 10 depart.
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Full CAaGo.--A canoe arrived at
H. ~h,,f yesterday from across the
Ssand io'ced with $50 salmon. averag-
las ,e, pounds esoh. which with the
Wekawaslas NAN naging il. made io:as
velht e mar 5000 pounds. = 1t was
aRafIe how it got here, as the sas WAS
suugh.
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- On SATURDAY, last the brig Tan.
ner a'ri'ei at Port Blakely from San
Pedro. I'D slse the barken.ine r. X.
Ham from SIN F,arcis.o.
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TONNAGE IN PORT.

Ahe tonnage Of the twelve deep sec
sNsSeis IN our harhor m Saturday last
would aggregate 1900. add to this
the tonnage OF our Sound steamers and
sailing vessels. and you have a very fair
showing for our port. Below we give
table OF both their register tonnage and
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- III. Lstt, aactioneer, on Satur.
sst, en- the wharf. .o!d tha effects
man stroag. who dropped dead
asssts, . few days since They
ss..S:o ct . bat. some blankets.
e and pocket knife
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u We are indebted to Mr.. Pun
phrey FIR files Of III: latest Frisco
dailrs
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4 hantsr arrived yesterday from
tsan Island. lie Ii led thirteen
e e'gas days. AMI says he would
~ ~ Md twice q many IL b. had
~. q good deg. Game Is abau,
"a the Island. and is being
M here in great quantities.
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n-Ihs steamer Black Diamond
Davami.h river this MORN
Duntields farm for afty
~ sor Rsnton. Holmes 4 Co..
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nsND.-Among the arrivals by
. - Saturday evening vas Mr..
kNnphrsy, returned from San
k1. whittier lie had gone to lay
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~ The bark Oakland sailed from
Port Madison and the bark North West
arrived there on the eth inst.
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q Tho bark Atlanta sailed from
Port Gamble on Saturday fer NanAi-
M, b. G.
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she tarksn,iae Discovery sailed
g Ladlow on Friday last for
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NITROUS OXIDE Gas at Locke's
Dental Ofiice.
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4@ - bark General Cobb arrived
~ n rria, last.
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PURE Mocha Coffee for sale cheap at
Ghilbsrg Bros.
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DIE D..

0ARREr-At tho County Hospital. October 2sth
Of consumption, Alsxandsr bsrret, aged IS. 4
native OF Cansda.
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iEtsed States Disfrict Land Once, j
Olympia. vssAtRgsoa TrsYisnsy.
flranf.ar fQsk 1877

HoNPI.AlxT HAVING BEEN ESTEaIp AT
I ,ha afkce By Nastas Butter. of Ktne Cosnsy.
W. r.. against Albert Eiitott, for shandosing his
Homestead Entry. No. !, 10. dated January sth.
ISIS. upsn the y y Of Nh y. Of oecticu No.
-. In fovnsAip No - North. of Range Ne. Z
Eass. viiismstse Meridian. 10 Kins County,
0sSAinUson Tssrseusy. with vtsw % shs cancel
lsssoa % sAid snssy the ssii pssttss err hsr~by
sammooed 20 Arpess q shis Ofkss 90 tie s&sA day
oe Xovembrr. is;:. 81 10 o'eloek T.. ~. % rssposd
ed furnt<h tssetneay ccocsrntng hid alleged
1T. naovx. nsssssss.
eetsAst ROBERT q. stuart. Receiver
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FoR 0RxuIxs GERMAN Milk Bread,
90 to Piper's.
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H They don't sell beer for five
cents at the Centennial, but they give
away clans every night.
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Many valuable discoveries and much
useful knowledge is kept from the
world. because Of the immense expense
In making them known TO the people.
This is not the case with RosCHEE's
GERMAN SYRUP, although but q few
years introduced into this country, its
sale now reaches In every town and wiz
lage in the L. S. Its wonderful suo-
cess in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Pneumonia. Asthma, and all
other diseases Of the throat and lungs,
was first made known by distributing
every year, for three years, over 100000
bottles to the afflicted. .,iss Of ssarge, by
Druggists. No such u tesl Of merit Was
ever given before to any other prepara-
ton. Could you ask more! Go to
your Druggist and get bottle for IS
cents and try it. Sample bottle. 10
cents. Agents. Crane & Brigham,
Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco.
NOBODY has found Charley Ross yet.
bnt everybody has found the best place
in y. attic to get Oysssrs--at P,per's. of
course.
EH-Oliver II. Goodwin. piano max
CT and tpner yill visit Seattle and other
towns on the Sound sgsin shortly.
E- They don't sell beer for five
cents at the Centennial, but they give
-
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S Parties desiring to purchase
any of the above goods, will find it
to their advantage to call or write
us, as We can offer better terms .han
any other house in our line.
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ESrOliser II. Goodwin, piano max
CT and tuner will visit Seattle and other
towns on the Sound sgsin shortly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-12
NEVADA ITEMS.

One-eyed Ale, a loafer and . short-card
gambler. has been fined 500 by Judg,
witherill. % Carson, for selling whisky tC
Indians. Not having the necessary bull
lion. Abe will serve two hundred days In
the county Jail. The individual Of a sin
glo optic il we'll known 10 the police VI th,
Comstock.
A telegram was received In this city thi.
afternoon, says the Eureka R.p.Jiica. ol
May 10, stating that Mr.. Anderson, for
merly Of the Eureka Foundry, had become
insane somewhere in Iowa, while en- routs
East.
The winnemucca S,irer State Of ycster'
DAY says: Two large mountain schoon.
ers" with tenders arrived At Kemler's mill
yesterday from Paradise Valley loaded with
wheat.
The Eureka .S~,a,;s,i says that the tax ON
the yield % the mines in that county for
the quarter ending March u. amounted
10 si,26i 81.
Twelve carloads of emigrants, coo In
number. passed through Reno for Califor.
mia yesterday. One carload remained in
Reno.
Once q week q carload 81 refined sui.
phur Is shipped from winnemueca to San
Francisco.
The Renoites are making preparations
for the celebration Of the next Fourth vi
July.
Three prisoner. are at present confined
in the wsshoe County Jail.
Typo is said to be the l~iveliest camp In
Nevada.
winnemucca Is to have . new hotel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-12
BLACK HILLS QUARTZ MINES.

According to all accounts received
from the Black Hills mines thus far, Al
though the placer mines are in many in
stances rich and the country fertile and
good to live in, the quartz mines Of that
region do not prove to be very rich or
extensive. A telegram from Cheyenne.
under date OF May llth. says:
At Cheyenne. yesterday. the Black Hills
stage brought In thirteen pounds Of gold,
the result OF two weeks work Of q ten-stamp
mill by miners in the Smith mine. Dead.
wood gulch has rich quartz lodes. but NO
large snes have yet been discovered. Sew
eral quartz lodes have changed hands al
from $1,000 TO $4,000 each.
Thirteen pounds Of gold. from q two
weeks run Of q tsn-stamp mill. certainly
10 rather Of . poor result. but is not by
any means Encouraging ; neither do the
amounts stated as having been paid for
quartz lodss sound large 10 old residents
OF California or Nevada. But II mus,
b borne in mind that the lodss are
small. The country is new and com.
paratively uudevslopsd. and there is
plenty Of time and chance for the dis.
oovsry and opening out Of large and
rich quartz mines in the Black Hills yet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-12

on Wednesday last, at winnsmucca.
the case Of Il. Crozier. who murdered
montana Charley at Elko, came up
for hearing on motion for n new trial.
The Court denied the motion and re-
handed the prisoner into the custody
Of the Sheriff until the day Of his exc
cution shall be fixed upon, when be is
to be hanged. His attorney has given
notice of apptal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-12

EuRicn's FASHION QuAErrRir fol
the Spring Of 1877 has come to hand
II is q large-sizei magazine Of ia pages,
and nllsd, not only with the fashions,
but also a large amount Of very inter
ssting and well selected reading matter.
Numerous illustrations grace its pages
and its low price. only fifty cents a
year. brings 1t within the reach Of even
a Piuts squaw. Send to Enrich & Co..
$50 Eighth avenue, New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-12

NEW PArrSrs.-Through Dewey a
Co., Patent Agents. San Francisco. We
receive the following list OF United
States patents. granted TO Pacific coast
inventors. viz: l.. W. Kennedy. Oak
land. Cal. Key Fastener y. b. Greene.
Elliott, CAL. Harrow J. Howell. Ben.
Ton. CAL, Revolving Ore Rooster /; W.
Kroner, =. F.. Dung and Bung lnssrter;
L.. Land.ker. San Luis Obispo. Cal.
Window Sashes; @. Z. Milliken. Los
Angeles. Cal. Device for Elsvaiins
Earth ; II. H. 0lmstsad. SaPa City.
Cal, Uhnals for Invalids; Eneene
O'N~ill. Oakland. Cal, Valve Motion
and Cutoff; W. II. Thomas, Whining
ton. Cal. Means for Utilizing E1haus
Steam.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-12

TEE San Francisco Stock Erchangs
says that property.holders are opening
their eyes at the meter system Of meas
uring their consumption Of water. A
gentleman on Suffer street. whose bill
used to be 80 per month. hnds that the
meter has recorded a charge OF S29
against him. Beautiful lawns will have
to be dispensed with by many families.
The company charge 81 for each thou.
sand gallons consumed. No deductions
Z allowed. for the machine never lies
40 the company folks say.
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NEW TO-DAY.
Mint-Conunusd

And In accordance with Law. and an order Of
the Board Of Trustees, made ON the 9th day
OF April. ISL. 90 many shares Of each
parcel Of such stock ~ may be necessary will
BE- sold at public auction. d the once Of the
Company. Boom Z. No COL California street, Ban
sothdsy oiMsy. is1T. Al the hour On o'eioct,'S y.
OF said day. 70 pay said delinquent Assessment
thereon. together with costs Of advertising and
expsnses OF sale.
d. A. JENNINGS, Secretary.
Ohhce-Room Z, No. 40i California street.
Ban Francisco. California. mi7td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-12

" this story be true. Sir Author
Guinness deserves q peerags for his
ready wit. for he is said to have replied
to the offer Of one by the Premier
Your kini intention I must damp.
The v,me oi rsnk's not worth the candle;
II 10, cir. hut the Guinness stamp.
Nv honest p,wter needs M handle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-12

When u man without cash or credit
attempts to leave = hotel, and lowers
HIS vn!ise out OF q back window. by
means Of q rope. IL makes charity seem
cold 10 hear the voice OF the landlord
below yelling up: IAN right. I've
got the valiss ; let 60 the rope"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-12

rho Gold Hin Daily News has
now tho largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published in the
State Of Nevada. It is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-12

~ Alec Q isree stock of MISSES AND
cHILDhEN'S rHOks AND SLiPPEks, too
numerous TO mention. 81 proportionately low
pricss.
Y,xiurrs for sale end store 20 rent.
apt I'm q. A. SOLTEMRIER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-12
NEW TO-DAY.
NEINr GOLD AND SILVER NIX.

MI mo C0MrANr.-Location OF principal
| place Of business. San Francisco, California.
| Storey county. State OF Nevada.
Notiee.-There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing-described stock. on account Of sseess-
ment tho. III levied on the 9Th day OF April,
1871. the several amounts set opposite tbs
follows: