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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-26

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Halt Tick y 81.
LII o. HELLEle


I 81 Prizes, amounting o.. I'D
Write Tor c.rcu ars or senQ orders 70
VI. A. DAUPHIS,
20. BOX ~, New Orleans, Ia.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-26

tS--.,ns At all stations between
10. soy SOD Cumberland; No: AZ stops
feeling ,i IONS between Wheeling anu
si'OD, vEsrBOUND TRAINS.
Nos NO.Z". No. 10
irily. daily.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-27

BKrrrn To.D.y.-Joseph Treloar. the
man who was hunt In the shaft Of the New
York mine yesierday. Is much better to-
day and strong hopes Of his ultimate re-
covery are entertained. lie IL at the WASH
ington House on tho Divide. where every
attention Is being given him.
CoNrLrNrxr,Ky.-Tho News acknowl.
edges with pleasure the receipt Of a COM
plimeutary ticket TO tho grand ball 81
Amity Lodge No. 4. y. and A. ~. Silver
City, which Is To take place on the 9TH 81
next month,
TuE Virginia Relief Committee has re-
eeived from Martin Pord the sum Of
ISL Is, the balance remaining In the
hands Of the Virginia Fourth Of July
Finance Committee.
Tux Emmett Guard distributed at their
armory on u street. Virginia City, last
evening. the prizes won ut their target
match last Saturday.
LocArroS.-H. W. Tangerman has To-
Gated for mining purposes the triangular
piece Of ground bounded by the cosmo-
~politan. the Bailey and the Northern Light
mining claims.
THE sale Of the mining claim OF the
Amazon Consolidated Company has been
postponed indefinitely.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-27
Plat 4 Ricb.

lie who ads 10 tho comfort Of the
human race is a philanthrOpist. II Ia
we'll known that no man can Withstand
the cold Of our Nevada Winters without
being we'll provided with suitable cloth
ing. Tho place to get jus, such goods as
you have been looking foi isat the store Of
Plat 4 Rich. i9s Main street. Gold Hill.
nearly opposite the NEWS Office. These
gentlemen are lovers Of the race In the
true sense Of the word, for they supply
clothing at rates 81 reasonable that II Is
cheaper 10 buy of them than to wear old
clothes. Their new stock OF clothing Is
Jus, in and comprises . variety not 10 10
sxeellcd on the Comstock. Their styles
are new and nobby and their goods are
lrst-elass in every respect. Don't take
our word for II. but go and see for your
self.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-27
Gone Prospecting.

Aparty Of bold prospectOrs left Gold
Hin this morning. The company was a.
follows, j. II. Harris. Town Attorney ;
N. kennedy. Chief o. the Gold Hin Fire
DEPARTMENT; Nick sexton, blacksmith and
mining expert: III. Holman, m~etallurIist.
They went In the direction Of the new
yellow Jacket shaft, and expcc, to find
some placer diggings in the canvon close
TO tina, locality. Reports Of rich pros
poets in that vicinity have bocn COM
mon for some tims. A man was
recently heard 10 say that ne
knew a place within two miles Of here
where a man could make four dollars =
day with . " rocker provided hc could
get the water. The water Is As hard 10 se'
a. the gold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-27

JrpanESr.-Some weeks ago Street In
speeior Finlan Of Virginia City removed a
fence belonging to Mrs. Turner. because
ho considered IL a street obstruction. lie
was arrested on n charge of malicious mis-.
chief, tried In Justice knoxs court ans,
fined $50. lie appealed 10 tho District
Court. and yesterday Judge Rising dis.
charged him. Nov let the streets 81 Gold
I'LL be cleared in the anne manner.
AGoop REsr,rE,Sr.-An eIcslleni res
iAuraRt has been opened Ina connection
with the Pioneer Bakery. Dunlop 4
Long know how to make things comfort
able and pleasant. Call and SEQ them.
The table is supplied with everything That
tho market Afrgrls.
MISIS0 ~THASsfKR.-In consideration OF
$500 gold coin John Heating has soid 10
the Lady Washington Company the Mem.
phis claim, $500 feet In length, and
bounded on the east by the Alta AMI on the
west by tho Lady Washington.
Tux Consolidated Virginia Mining Com
pany has shipped bullion valued at seas.
325 IS during the fiscal month. In the
same time the California Company has
shipped ss7j.7si SO.
TmgHE will be q regular ssmi-monthiy
meeting Of the Society Of Pacific Coast
Pioneers al their hall on d street. Virginia
City, at 7;30 this evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-27

II has been admitted that Nevada pre-
sents . good field for the introduction Of
single-traek railroads. The San Francisco
Miai@y aal Sei,@iifc Pres. Of the 22d in
slant contains q full description, with Illus
trations. Of . locomotive invented by David
d. James Of Tulare county, California,
which tho Malay ssd Sei,a,yie fSsss says
Z" IL designed TO run on . single track Of
wood. Of the dimension Of i2xit inches.
including q top rail. 2 inches thick and II
or "a inches wide. to have a topdressing Of
asphaltum and other materials, or . strap
Of iron. Tho locomotive Is supported by
two broad-faeei wheels, ~ inches on
the face. with planned surface; one
wheel as a driver. connected with
tho two cylinders. aud the hind
wheel less In diametsrl mounted In q
frame that holds the lateral wheels. and
framed into the rolling gear 81 Q fifth
wheel. allowing tho locomotive to make
any curve. The four lateral wheels two
on each side OF the rail- impinye the side
Of the main stringer by the means Of slid
ing boxes. that hold the vertical shafts Of
the lateral wheel. and are kept In contact
with the side Of the rail by elliptic springs
above and below the box OF each lateral
wheel. ~ that will Keep the wheel always
In contact with the side of the rail, and
follow the sinuosities or any detection In
the track. AMI accommodate themselves to
any difference In the width 81 the main
fringe Tn vertical shafts Of the lateral
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-27
Tho Daaec 'rs.aight.

The annual ball u Silver star Lodge.
No. 5. y. a A. NJ, will be given this even
ing la Masonic Hall, Gold Hill. The
Nrvs has already made mention Of the
fact tina, II will bo the opening party Of the
pleasant series Of Masonic parties which
are to continue through the season. The
managers have indicated that II Ia To be q
sociable dance. aud In consequence will be
a. enjoyable a. II Ia possible for such an
affair To be. Those who appear In full
dress will he male a. welcome as the more
plainly aitired. and vice versa. Nothing
will b. spared by the Committee Of Ar
rangements to make this opening rccep-
ton a grand success. Tie evenings are
cool and comfortable for dane
INK. Tho buses will run from
Gold Hill after the dance. thus giving
Virginia people a good chance TO got home.
Do not forge, that the music will start M
At = O'Clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-27

A vEnY Coon REooRD.-The California
mine has paid seventeen consecutive
monthly dividends, aggregaiing sis,3G0..
600. The Consolidated Virginia has paid
thirty-seven dividends. aggregating $32..
0 1000. This 10 q fair showing for two
mines.
HELD TO ASswEn.-Tim. Callahan was
yesterday required Ivy Judge Knox to fur.
nish bail In the sum Of $500 or go to Jail
70 await tho findings Of the Grand Jury as
TO his taking the purse and pistol Of Mrs,
deary last Saturday.
A DIVIDEND Of 81 % q sLaro will 10
paid on tho 18th a October to the holders
Of Centennial Exhibition stock. Com
stockers will call for their coin at the
Bank of California Agency at Virginia
City.
Tue Julia Mining Company aled iis ar.
tiolss Of incorporation with the County
Recorder to-day according to law.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-27
he Air Curr.sts.

Since the connection % the Crown Point
mine ON the 2OOoLfoot level With the Bel.
cher anil Crown Point air shaft. the old
Belcher shaft has the up-ea.t. This ia As
II should be. aud ~ IL was desired. Some
time ago the OyermAn made = connection
with the Belcher which sent the hot air mp
the air shaft. and II required a great deal
% work to change the current. II made
things 10 hot in the new shaft that the
men eould scarcely endure II. Water was
poured down the shaft In large quantities.
and finally the air was sent a desired. IL
Is much hotter jus, now on the 2Ooo-foot
level Of the Crown Point than before the
connection Was completed. but II Is ex-
pectsd 10 cool OF In a short time 10 that
Operations may be resumed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-27
YOU HAVE NO EXCUSE.

Have you any excuse for suffering with Dys.
pepsia or Liver Complaint, IL there any rec.
sou why you should 70 on from day to day
complaining with Sour Stomach, Sick Head.
ache, habi,uAi Cos ivenes-, palpitatlon OF the
heart. heartburn. water.bfssn, gnawing and
burning Pains at the pit Of the stomach, yel.
low skln, coated tongue and dissgreeable tasts
In the mouth. coming up Of food aftsr rating.
low spirits, etcf MOI II 10 po.itively your
own iault n you do DO 10 your Druggist and
get q bottle OF 0reen'p August lower for 70
cents and your ours IL certain: hut n yon doubt
this. get . sample bottle for 10 eebts and try u.
Two dosos viii relieve you. js2i Gun
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-27
u,,.,,.r.. las. es...sg.


Miss Rose Eytinge ia coming. Thi. fact
4. announced by T.. c. tombstone. the agent
% J. ". Wards dramatic company. 4
sense Of cxpeetant pleasure peryadss the
community, and Gold Hill Is alive With
antieipations. Miss Eytingo Ia a great Ia
yorita on the Comstock. and SUPPORTED by
an able company she Is sure OF attracting
splendid audiences. She will appear In
National Guard Hall. Virginia City The
plays announced sre iir.t.class. Further
particular. may be learned from the adj
,eriisemont in another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-27
Chests.

Father McGraih says that at his resi-
denec in Virginia City he really saw fifty
ghost. Tuesday night. They did not di'ap-
pear until g o'clock nexi morning. lie
will lecture this evening at half-past .
o'clock in National GuArl Hall on his
wonderful experience With these airy crea'
lures. and will charge twenty-five cents adj
mission TO cover expenses. Hc says he
really interviewed twenty-five Of the ghost.
l..t ufrlt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-27
More r.sss,sn'.

The action d the Comstock Miners
Unions has had its effect in other parts OF
tho State. The Eureka E,P@1l'e"- OF the
2ith instant says; ''In to-day's issue will
be found . notice to the miners OF Rnby
Hill. which comprises a movement similar
10 that inangurated by the miners on the
Comstock. All the miners are notified
that they must join the Union before
October iTth. ensuing. The object Of this
step. the miners assert. l. Tor the purpose
Of self protection and mutual aid during
times Of need and sickness. The notice
will undoubtedly largely swell tie mem
bership Of the Union and take In all the
miners ON Ruby HILL"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-27
sEroRr.
san Beard.
EvHSfNa.

LAST EvrSrsa.
10 Meadow Valley, zoe
IS Raymond h KY. II. iss
loo Eureka Con-, -
no Jackson. 81
40 Leopard. ~
SSO ella. !, i.so
$50 Alps.
CSC lhenix. IN. IL
500 Panther. los
20 Northern Belle, ~
lio hussey. toc. tac
Ito Manhattan. II
go De freer. LILO. l.cS
600 ArgeatA. ab
iCso Navajo. . a.. 2.so. AZ
$50 lncep~ndsnes. Is
i30O SndJwment, Az. 100
60 silver Prize
is0 ruscsrora. 2S
iOO Hornet. TS
$50 Morning star, ~
si00 sou.h Navajo. Ic
800 Combination. sc. iec. iS
so Gund Prixs West
ISIS Modoe. ~. i.3
loo Mansfield. Go
Ss5 Nsw Coco. i.7. I 10
40 Golden Chariot, s5c
to roorman. -
eS, Lse1s. ala. 2l0
80 M~.iis-fargo. ss. SOC
so Ward. Csc
eO Leviathan. sc
Ic5 South Justice. IN
100 Monumental. 40
40 sorth Cons y,r.tal.. He
vuO Trojan. g:r
Iva, Renton 4 Ia iiAi
80 Ito,l.' 3oe
los California. 0A
AS OvsrnAn. s3s. 49,. ~. - bio
700 On Virginia, ~ u
ii9O All. n M. m. hiO. "A rs
"a, Sa.,i,s' ~ is. IN. sta Is. Is rs.
isI ~ ain ~"
IA fi,.s its IA
70 t,ro~a poi.t
40 uerisaa ii.IiS
an Y,uos Jsri.t ~ ~ n. ~ LD
as silver HUI. a., 40. a.so, ~
80. xo.xrx.
--
I'D Ophir. f.t, Hjs, i's Do
" MEXICAN. lis Al.
i9'o oon 4 and surry' ~ sS'ss''H "S''''
IN DO .oL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-27
RspRcIAL ATTENTION HERE.

Notice the "star Remedies" tDr. Van
Dyks's ~"AniLbiiious Cur" 10 preferred 70 al
other dyspeptic medicines. Yirst. u dses not
gr,pe. second. 10 does not nauseats. Third,
10 Il pleasant 10 taste and suell.
"Trout oil Ointment " 10 prepared from Lake
Taho- Trout, and IL the beet Llniment IN the
world for Bhtnmaiism. Neuralgia and sprsins.
90 W your druggist, get . sample bottle Of
bottle Anti.bll,ous Cure. one dollar. aus iy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-27
Net Exclusively M.sssis.

The grand ball IN he given by Amity
Lodge No. 4. I. 4 A. NJ. Silver city, on
the 5,h Of next month. must not BE- I'M
der.,ood to be exclusively Masonic by any
means, although 1t will lie conducted by
the Lodge. The brethren hope 10 meet as
many Of their friends Of tho general pub
lie a. can make u convenient to attend on
that festive occasion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-27
street. Qaosasiss-.
Ipr mi a. AND =. rsLsaa.ru lIss.l

lhr TuE A. AND Y. thLh""A'u AN-i
IAN Fp,Scisoo. sept. T-2;i5 y. n.
Raymond h Ely. ~
Navajo, "a
Alta. lis, Is, Ia
succor. $40. 3.i5
Justice, 10, 49,
Benton. MIA
Boyle. Toe
Con. Virginia, 32a
New York. zoe
Hale 4 Norcross,
woodville, ~
Crown Point, i.sO
Eureka Con-, u
~Exehequer. %
Imperial, l
ko.suth. i0c,
savage, ~.
Benton. i.aJ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-27

NEw YoRx. Sept. al A. n.
Currency. 97s @s5s.
Silver, ta@l.
Trades, 96G96s.
Gold opened at "a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-27
rnon A DISTINGUISHES Junrsr.

81 have tried the PERUVIAN srnrP and the
result faliy s~ustains your prediction. II has
made y new man Of me Infused into my sys.
ten new vigor aud energy. ] am no longer
tremuloos and debiiilaied - when you last
cav me. but stronger. h~esrti.r, and with larger
capacity for labor. mental and phypicaf. than
At any time during the last nvs years." rold
by all druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-27
rnR PALACE RArlsa STAND.

For = roast OF beef uneIeelied In Storey
county. ", TO Thomss H.1roh'. Eating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon. NO. = North q STR u
Virginia City. Fresh Oysters IT all hours In
rvery style. Forty miners always on hand u
night. For tAsiy, home style Of cooking. and
TRY n. apta q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-27

The New York Press on the
Rochester Convention.
coNkuHe DENOUNCED As A BULLY
AND BLACKBOARD.
An Appeal to All Republicans to
unlte.
GEORGE WILLIAM CURrIs WILL
NOT DErEvD sUMSER.s
MEMORY.
The Press ON the New York Con.
veutiou.

-
The preSs ON the New York Con.
x.,s,a..
49,. O.. o5 ~. r.I... al.
NJ" iohA' 'Vp''
torially reviews the Republican Conven'
tim AT Rochester. II saws; Conkling has
-, an. Question x,i.h everybo.ly
Ans"e''u '"' fu' ..Y
began to ask as soon rs u appeared 'hA' no
owned the Convention. lie has made OF
,he Gathering a demonstration against the
II. ,..,,I. ,,,, .o,,su,,.
W., ~ min,,a waS Loaf I'm formal
MUS W. "I -. ,.,,h +. asrce
nn.n =, iss,.-I ali Law n was agra.
speech ahu lAsseu as. Tha On.
Na'eu ~ ...uy ia.,i masa male AZ ms.
vor !. ~, w ',;"n1 ~ liza iJmini.tr,.
msnAns ,uA III, Saasn,ina chem rhev
uon .o",u 49,, nsr.Js ami ,y,mnet.
sere niaus Win vas, 40 ,|nx;,aa 10
ins. Us une ns,,',is.n cons.n.
come amn sse no" IIiosn p,osi'Ien,
soh voaa nav $500 .Iir.ss s.rvai
mr. fia''' w"'so .Pe"s vs.. -
s,snai LOT m -, % ..o
man .'n sn,a" S.nar.I ~ ,hs nrass
aPp'n,".1u 'n.,Is ,a.anaa III. sai.,,,on
~. Is'inst Pssna.' o.ciaaio, ., rysr,.
pI',s 10 couni.ininy that hs WIN
a.5nsh. "a, ,nornin. ,o MOL, Tor tba
nAu Ious"s I".,iaa 81 90, co, his
parry ~ TT"e,' nea,aI 60 ,nonnca
,.waiu. i".u Nv P.o p.ig III.
.sa.ts u."e'usv, ,nI.. ,a.na. 80
'tioAssr, Anu '" APP,s ,hs p.a.,.
various oue'ais Nv, 'P.s , M.
uent pe,ns App.ienu, .ahos, ~. JIa,,,hn'
concluded by declaring mat the distribu-
ton OF Offices among tue sonthetn Demo,
Gratis, such as hey, gave ,ne ifi,nus "
freedom good cause ior uouo, anu ucsPon-
dency. The speech was warmly sPPiauucu,
and Conkiing caused " W oe auoPtea Us
sn, M ,,iiowar. "A "a war now n tbe
Init hpt for tho I~,epublican Marty in the
State, the declarations Of Conkling's
convention have no saeredness, Inc true
,sp minor;,v' who ydteJ Yesterday with
Curtis. The people believe In tho Presi.
dents policy q reconciliation and consti.
%tutiopai government. They sympathize
will him In his desire 10 reform the
abuses Of politics /; they honor him for his
frankness' his patriotism his integrity.
onue. nus as. ~ NM, wi.
purer Government. a closer Union. They
will take what IL sensible In the platform
and disregard what Is angry AMI ill.timed.
They will work heartily with Conkling
and his friends for the commonwealth.
They will give their earnest. nnialtering
h', ,h"x iii p..n !, nnasr'
s,o1.I n, ~. am. fins that ,hey are NOT
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-27
COLDS mi COUGHS.

sudlrn changes Of climate are sources II
Pulmonary and Bronchial Affections. Take si
once Browns Dropchial Troches. 10, the Cold.
COACH or Irritation OF the Throat be svsr %
rlish'.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-27

THn Indians have had fires burning on
the side Of Mount Davidson for several
nights. None Of tho Boston tillicums
white folks) know the significance Of
these Examinations.
@. W. HALL & Co. arc tho Gold Hill
agents for the San Francisco Mail, q drst.
class newspaper which gives all the latest
news Of the day. II Is = live and rscy
journal.
,YorSa- PART. His-H MIDDLE
resides In Gold Hill. He says ho has con.
cluded not to wear the helmet" hat,
because IL Is not becoming 10 his style Of
beauty.
JESSE HULL. who was injured by . blast
In tho Consolidated Virginia about . week
ago, Ia once more able TO DO about the
streets.
TmIs is the sale day Of the delinquent
stock Of the Dayton Mining Company on
account Of assessment.
THERE were shipped per Wells. Fargo q
Co. last evening 9s bars Of bullion. valued
at 1885, 10.
HENRI sAoKHoaS. . drunken ~sasebrush-
or. 10 In Jail In Virginia City for disturb
ing the peace.
TEE report that Sutro Il preparing 10
bulkhead his tunnel has been confirmed.
CONGRESSMAN WREN Of Nevada 10 at the
Grand Hotel In San Francisco.
THK Prospect Mining Company hlsd .
list OF its officers yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-27
WANTED.

DIT MRS. z. y. YRiM A PRIV PULLS
ID to instruct on the PIANO. Refers 10 rrof.
Jeesup, Virginia CITY. Inquire VI n. A. Fnas,
once Goa. inp-nd Mining Q mpsu,.
se7s w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-27
q. %. GALLUP.

o.. u. GALLUP. opposite the Bank Of califor-
MIA. Odd Hill, tesps constantly on hand al
fayaiitc brands VI ipported Cigar. oholce bit
CHARS. all ii do OF ehrwing Tobacco. ineef.
srhSuui pipes. nuts, candies. nne cutlery. and
toys Ani iancy soods OF all kinds. sp2s M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-27
the SINGLE TRACK.
DESCRIPTION o. a NEw.TASo.
LED LOCOMOTIVE.

The ~Iaveatisn sr David u. jamie
what the sen franctsee NiniaE
nsa seiesttne Press Has TO Nay
ofIt-A Coed Thiux for Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-27
Arrivals This Masutsg.

Jas lance wv nubee Asubra
Jas Purcell Mi-- q CLARK No Ames
! CCofry ! u Minor Misa br.sken
e Ii.aly ! Campbell Mrs A ~ Cisfs
, : I-hhstt Miss y Hsr Mi-s l. webster
m Kelly
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-27
Nominations OF the New York re.
p~ubiicans.

ROCHESTER,. N. v, Sept. 27.-The Re
publican Convention reassembled this
morning and made the following nomina.
tions: For Secretary Of State, John q.
Churchill; Controller, Francis Sylvester;
state Treasurer. VIM. l.. B~ostNick; At
,orney General. Grenville Trensino; State
Engineer. Howard Soule. Adjourned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-27
PIANOS TO LET.

APTANo. used hut . few oHU"
Moss Nililnsy Store. it South cstrest
virsiuia oity. cr ato. " Hall D Co.'S nsvs
jeiStf N. D. PARSONS, Agent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-27
Grant aud

Nrw York. Sept. ga TriLaas I.och-
ester special says Curtis, when interviewed
in regard TO Grants late statement about
Sumner. declined to say anything at all,
but evidently feels strongly On the subject.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-27
r z. NOES,
isi South Q Street, Virginia CITY.

Ny stock cousists In part Of pRESod HATS.
B0NhEfs, FEATHERS. LACfs, RIBBONS.
ORNANENTs. and IN tact evrr'thing usuaiiy
kept In Q int class millinery store,
Nv long ~xperisncs In tho business CRADLES
me 20 bur my goods AZ the lowest price. %
that ! can sell Al tho very lowest csrh prices.
Olive me . cal
NIL m X Y. MOI.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-27

To further instance the fraudulent and
nefarious practice OF thls divorce business,
we would cite ths following cases: Helen
Leonard Of Harrington. Canada. She flles
her complaint in this court. swearing 10 II
In Allen county. Indiana. She asks that.
a. personal service cannot he made upon
defendant within tho Jurisdiction Of this
court, the court direct that service be
taken as forfeited according 10 section 8 OF
the Utah statutes In reference to divorce.
The decree Was granted two days after Ill
ing. Mary A. Smith files q complaint
against 0rlo Smith, January 20. 1871. In
the application she makes tho usual aflds-
Wit that she wishes 10 become q resilient Of
Utah, but circumstance al present pre-
vent Orlo Smith makes answer. sworn 10
before John y. Evans. Clerk Of the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Delaware, Ohio.
stating that plaintiff is not . resident Of
The Morning herald., 1877-02-10

On February l2, 1879, during the count
ing Of the electoral vote at the joint session
Of the House and Senate, Matt Carpenter
objected to the counting Of the vote of
Louisiana:
II object 10 the counting Of the votes
given for L. S. Grant for President, and
Henry Wilson, for vice President, by the
electors Of Louisiana, because there il NO
proper return Of votes cast by the electors
of the State Of Louisiana, and because there
is no State government in said State which
is republican III form, and because no can
vass Or counting the votes cast for electors
in the State Of Louisiana at the election
held in November last had been made
prior to the meeting Of the electors"
The vote was thrown out. W;ll this act
be repeated this year? About the same
facts and arguments that were used to justi-
fy the act in 1873, exist and might be used
now. Ask Bradley.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-10
CDNTEMPTIBLE.

A young gentleman from the HERALD
appeared for the first time in City Council
last night as reporter. The courtesies of
the profession, he has adopted are usually
extended by older reporters, to beginner
weregret to say that instead of a helping
hand having been extended to him, he was
met with cold and repelent conduct. He
hopes to live and reward with manly
and brave return: the unsociable, and un-
manly treatment he received from the
reporters of Wilmington, on his entrance
into the field Of journalism.