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Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

A collection was taken up yesterday bv
Messrs. Webster and Haddcr for the pur-
pose of buying Mr.. Overly another COW.
About s32 was raised, which will be suf-
icient.
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

Messrs. Cbas. Rats. N. W. Sutton. p.
.. Beatty and II. Il. Bell went east last
klgnt. escorted by the fighting editor If
be ZINES. MIR. Raih goes 10 Texas and
be halspce oi the crew 70 Larn.d and
! |reai Bend.
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

Five new herds Of Texas cattle will ar
rive next week, two of which ere ex-
pJcted 20 arrive To- morrow evening. THIS
VIII about wind up the drive for the sea-
son.
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

James McGoodwyn. our dutiful consta-
BILE. is recreatIng his health at Sweet
water Texas. We hope the bracIng conn
try ir will do him good
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

Three car loads of good lumber inst re-
cieyed at NJ. Collars Persons desiring 10
build or repair their houses for winter.
VIII do well 10 call and examine tins new
stock.
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

Mr.. n. +. Stevens, agent for Robert
Keith 4 Co., Of Leayenworth. WAS in
the city yesterday and paid the TINES a
call.
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

One of the landlords in this city says
bacon is much cheaper diet than chicken
Us his boarders never use toothpicks alter
eating bacon. Save the tooiipicks.
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

J. ID. Duckworth Esq. the great short
horn man oi the west, has been spsnding
a few days among our cattle kings. Mr..
ID. deals in nothing but high grade Ken
tucky stock. he has lately sold several
lots of thoroughbred bulls TO rnessrs Lee
rnd Reynolds. Driskill. Ellison, and Hen
rs Collar, his shipments 10 Dodge alone
amounting 10 l3O head during tho iast
four months
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

Mr.. J. ". Skinner. who has had charge
Of one of Chas. Eath S Cos branch
stores on the Palo Duro for the past year,
returned to dodge City Yesterday looking
hale and hearty. from the effects of the
balIny southern breezes.
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

The TINES printers return thanks for
Wedding cake sent by Mrs. ID. ID. Coiley,
which leads them to wish the newly mar
ried couple all the happiness imaginable.
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

Mcssrs. Hadder. Hatton and Langton
expect 10 take in the St. LOUIS fair about
the tirst ct bext month.
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

The noted Col. Burns. formerly chief of
scents under Maj. Evans. but who now
rnus rancho ON he south farS of Stink
Ing''ater. was i'll the city yesterday.
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

Late letters from the Black Hills say
that Sitting Bull has been driven out of
Canada and Is on his way to JOIN the Nes
Ferces.
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

Mr.. G.. N. Beeson, received the sad in
tellgeGce last Tuesday of the death o. his
infant daughter, whose birth We ehron-
icled only II few weeks ago. The svmp.-
thies of our community are with Mr. aud
Mrs. Beeson IN this their first bcreave-
m-n;. The news came 5v telegraph. only
stating what had happened and that Mrs.
Bccsun was well.
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

County Commissioner Peacock went
down to his farm IN Mcpherson county
last Tuesday.
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

Mrs. II. NJ. Wright is preparing To
change her residence from Fl. Dodge 10
tins CITY. The family will occupy the
large house on Bridge street. recently
vacated by Mr. chss. Rafh.
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

Don't purchase your fall dry goods until
you have examined the new stock which
will be received At the Red Front in few
days.
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

We failed TO mention last week that
Miss l.cil Wright accompanied her brother
Eo the Manhattan College, wherv she will
ehain ihis tall and winter. Her many
iiends will greatl, miss her.
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

MIR. Henry Kendall arrived from Fort
Reno this week, where he has been for a
long time in the government employ. and
is now rusticating in the CITY
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

A fine Remington life and leather seab-
ard ioT .aie at a bargain as ladder and
Erapers.
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Bellport returned
from Colorado the first of the week, and
are preparing to star; for the east soon.
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

Llovd Shinn was appointed City Treas
urer last Tuesday and confirmed bv the
Council. The TINES endorses the appoint
ment.
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

Mr.. A G. Springer is up from the Pan
Handle. He is now fully embarked in the
stock business. and has fine herd of
seven or eight hundred cattle all looking
well.
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

Ii weighs seven pounds. is boy and
everything is lovely. speak TO Morris Col
lar ON the subject and he immediately
asks you to take something
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

Mr. Winans. of Oferle is assisting Mr..
Baldwin. with the carpenter work on Mr.
II. l.. eItlers new house.
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

Red Clarke, presented his smiling coun-
fenanee at the gates of the city Yesterday
and Is now one of the honoTed guests.
Red Is always welcome.
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

Mr. Chas. Rath started on business
H'sii 10 Texas last evening Mrs. Rath
has eoneiaded to remain in the city this
|iaii, instead Of maSing her intended visit
ITO the east.
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

Mr.. Thomas Draper, brother of Mr.. n.
X. Draper. of tuis city. arrived from
Leayenworth yesterday and is paying his
brother "a visit.
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

Go and see those nice ladies' belts for
70 cents at A. B. Webster's.
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

We are panied to learn that oui auan-
dom fr1eDd j. z Gnnn. is in the
dog-hOuse
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

Dr. Tremaine returned from the court
martial ai TT Lyon this week. looking al
most as well as usual.
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

Conductor Bennett went Ia Wichita this
week 10 see ms family started easI. Dn-
rIBg his absence MIR. Geo. ". Prince Is
conducting his train.
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

Mr.. j. e. Connor and his brother
Alfred started for Lawrence Monday even
ing. j. L. will return 10 few days
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

Choice chickens for sale. Enquire at
this Office.
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

The editor of the Cimaron Gonge is de
tanned in the city by a sick COW.
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

Fall goods of every description have
commenced To arrive ut NJ. Collars.
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

FIVE hundred dozen fresh eggs received
this afternoon al the red front.
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

A large stock of notions just received at
Webst.TB.
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

Mr. J. ii. Phillips has been unusually
busy receiving and shipping stock this
week
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

In the case Of Frank Howard. who was
tried last Monday, charged with being a
pick pocket. the jury after hearing the
evidence brought in n verdict of guilty.
Immediately after the verdict was render
ed, and before the Judge had sentenced
the prisoner, Mr.. Gryden. attorney for
the defendant, moved the court in arrest Of
Judgment, on the ground that tho Judge
had not given his instructions to the jury
in writing. as provided by the statutes.
The Judge held the matter under con-
sideratiOn for two or three days. and upon
investigating the law thourghly. decided
that the Judgment was illegal and set il
aside. Our beloved pickpocket now roams
at will. Hands on your pocket books.
Our friend Mr. J. c. Overly, is very un-
fortunate and we deeply sympathize with
him in his bereayements. His valuable
milk COW, the stay and support of his
family, is no more. She died last Thurs
day about 10 IN. She was a good COW
and was never known 10 fail in her duty,
or give bloody milk. But she has kicked
the bucket now, and her bones lie bleach
irc upon the praire. closely guarded by
Mr.. Wm. Meyer. But 10 fill Mr.. Ovcrly's
cup of sorrow to overlooking, still great
er trouble has overtaken him. Among the
things that he had treasured was a razor
hone to which he had become greatly at
taehed. hav ing owned it for twenty-five
years. Svmc time ago he loaned this
n,pa IN :. .ainrai In rhar rho held fortl,
IN this city. The barber soon after left
for other parts carrying with him Mr..
Oyerly's hone.
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

City Attorney Co!born is making val
uable Improvements ON his farm near
tie city.
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

Policeman Mason made six arrests this
week.
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

Fresh vegetables every morning at the
Red Front.
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

Forty cai loads of texas cattle will he
shaped east non this cIiy this evening.
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

Nj. overIy's COW is dead.
Dodge City times., 1877-09-08

Thus with mingled feelings of pleasure
and regret we announce another happy oc-
casIoD. The roses are dropping from the
branches of late with q frequency that
makes us poor bachelors tremble with ap-
prehension. Only last week we told how
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-11
FESTIVAL and hall.

The festival and ball Of the Silver City
Miners Union Was . complete success.
90 wsll Was the affair patronirsa that IL
was continued with entire satisfsetion
through three nights. virginia. Gold
Hill and Dayton seat delegations OF fun
loving people. and those who went from
this direction returned with expressions Of
the highest appreciation. Those Silver
City people know just how such an Affair
should be conducted. aud they 90 into the
business with such spirit that II 10 really
refreshing to -.s them. The number vi
pretty girls present was perfectly bswildsr-
Ing. Church and Jones Furnished ths
music for dancing. which was engaged In
by all who felt 10 disposed. The follow
ing named ladies deserve particular men
ton fer contributing W the success Of the
festival Nrs. y. J. Titus, Miss Minnie
Pool. Mrs. Heiss. Mrs. Noble. Miss Annie
Mathews. Misc Mira Burnsll, Mrs. j. Q.
Kidd. Mrs. McNarlin. Misc Emma
Mathews. Miss Belle Rather. Mrs. Farr.
Mrs. Burnsll. Mrs. liuifnsr and Mrs
O'Cosnor. The Silver City Miners Union
have one u the haest halls In Western
NsvalA.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-11
A FRANCISCO
Annual Report OF the Superintead.
ems OF the consolidated virxisis
Niue.
.rsc,lL TO TINE aoLp uiLL DAILY ntw,,

IAN rn.scrsco. Jan. II. II p. NJ
M. 60 D., vo.,ord.v ,riu,ed the re.
iho woes "T'" 81. a..
port Of Superintendent Fair OF iic con'
solidsted virginia mine. to DO presented
:. AZ. .,n,.I m..,iug today. The ore
a.. .o,r anil.
taken from the MINE uurihs '"' ''s' n..
Ing this date Is li2,GIs tons ana i'''o
Mounds. Remaining OIL hand In the ore
Lousss and Al tbe mills nj the beginning
Of he yssr. 2.Oss tons aud i9i pounds ;
b.sn rsduced, Ii5,IGG tons and i,i50
.ounJs. Welding bullion 10 the value Of
SiS. sSi 80 10. this yield being seventy.
tbrae s.d sne-fourth per cent Of the assay
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-11
Auausr FLOWER.

The most miserable bslngs In the world are
thoss suffering from dJspepsia and liver CON.
plant. More than ssvsnty.hvc per cent. ofthe
people In the United staies sfe an .eied with
ihsss Two dissa<es aud their effects: such -
sour stomach, pick headache. hsbitual eosilve
uess, palpit.ii.n VI the heart. heart burn. wa
Ter brush. gnaving aud burning pains 81 The
oil OF the stomach willow skIn, coated toneue
AMI dirayrepabls tasts In the mouth, coming
up Of food AFTER eating. low spiris. etc. 90 to
Jour q ussi.t asd seta 75-cent bottle OF An.
xusl Flower 81 q sample Bottle for 10 eenis.
TRY u-txo does will relieve you. Asent-:
ciiANE d BRIGHAM. Wholesale Druggists,
San Francisco. Caiiiom'A ~ Gun
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' " - 49,
CAnsox. January lo.-Ia The HOUSE to-
day Mighsls presented . petition from the
National Board Of Trade, dsprscatory OF The
restrictions placed BY Trades Unions On
the number Of apprentices permitted 70
learn trades, and asklng that this Stats
establish an art and science school. Re-
ferrsd to the Committee on Trades and
Manufactures.
The COMMITTEES on Agriculture pre-
sentsd q majority report Ia favor Of the
minority report against the passage Of the
repeal Of the noxisus animals bounty law.
The Judiciary Committee rsportsd I'M
favorably on the bill to create the ONCE Of
Official reporter for District Courts ; also
unfayerably on the bill amending the Jury
law ; also unfsvorably on the Act TO amend
the fee bill.
The Committee on Public Morals intro
duced = substitute for Hswsrd's Sunday
law bill.
The storey delegation reported favor.
ably on the bill 10 authorize the Commits
sioaers Of Storey 10 issue bonds 10 pay for
The construction u . Csurt-house.
Mighsls offered Q preamble and Jeint
resolution for an amendment 70 the Cen.
stitution 70 a. TO strike out the word whits.
folly introduced . bill comforting a.
ditisnal powers on Justices OF the Peace.
IL gives them power 10 act - Cersners.
Savtell introduced an amendment TO the
Limitation act.
Smith ~intreduced q bill to limit and re-
strict the sale Of opium.
Wright introduced = bill 10 regulate the
sale Of drugs.
Rockhill introduced an amendment 10
the act taxing the net proceeds OF the
mines.
At 1910 the House adjourned.
sExArE.
The President presented . petition Of
the National Board Of Trade Of Chicago,
precisely like that presented In tho House.
regarding Trade Unions. etc., . praying
for the establishment Of an art and science
school In this State. Referred To the Gem
mittes on Education.
Senate Bill Ne. II, amending the Act for
the government Of the State Prison. was
reported from the Judiciary COMMITTEES
with amendments. and passed TO engross.
msnt. After compelling the Board Of
Prison Commissioners 10 make all pur-
chascs for the prison. II provides for the
election of . Warden and Deputy Warden
by beth Houses Of the Legislature In Joint
convention, the first election TO bs held on
the frat Monday In February, 1877, and
biennially thereafter.
The Eigrossihg Committee reported sew
eral concurrent resolutions and bills cor
rectly ensrossed.
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0osd 0ris.

Doc. Harris. the miner who vss 30 badly
injured while working in the new yellow
JACKIE. shaft sons six weeks ago. 10 last TO-
covering. and will BE- able to - assus BE-
for, l.ny. The readers Of the NEws VIII
remember that an AZ fell . distance Of
mors than sixty feet. striking Mr.. harris
ON the head. Tho sharp edge OF intrn-
m,nt came in contact with the skuii. crash
in. through il and splitting . terrible cash
Lawn 10 the base Of the brain. Three
Arg, pieces Of the skull we're taken out by
ths phy.icians. and the mans friends
scarcely dared to hope for his recovery;
Illustrative Of the good nerve di,playsa
Nv Harris At the time VI the accident u
NAV be mentioned that hs never Tor
moment Lost consciousness. sesfcely
uttered . groan during the painisl sur
sicai operation. although be va ~ sns
lime enduring the most sxerucisu.S
agony. Such grit Il seldom sse,. &c
Dcc.s many friends will BE- truly GLAD 70
hear of his favorable condition.
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Ars,s.,. s,.,. m...,sr.
D,.nrtur,. I.n.t E..nl.x.

AscuEMSo Youru.-Thsro Is q young
man in Virginia who has fallen In low"
with q certain ysung lady who wants to be
sehool-tsacher. The girl AYERS her de-
termination ~ get married ia two weeks
10 she doesn't get = place a. teacher. As
this youthful gentleman does not feel par
ticulariy "soliL." lac will use all his poiiti-
cal iniuenes 10 secure the desired posi-
tien and thus siAye oil the threatened mar
riags for . time. lie hopes by this to
eventually " cut out" his rival and win
his pretty schooLmarm.
Tur team attached to the Silver City
has took . lively start up Main street at
O'Clock this a~ftsrnoss. The driver was
thrown from his seat. but hs hing ON TO
the lines with great pluck and strength
and although dragged Tor soins distance
brought his horses 10 time.
Bill Book has just received from New
York something new in the way OF = cigar
holder. His . line piece Of mesrsehaum
carved in the shape Of an alligator. To DO
sure of having An entirely unique ss.isn
Mr.. Book drew the plans and Specifications
% the holder himself.
TALKrSe about P'~seon-.ho"u"g' VT
schnabei. Of Gold Hill. makes a very Ldr
IN I'm an. on, Of i,. bird. with a eom.
mon Csit's revolver at . distance Of iifissa
feet. the usual rules with regard to trap
ping " prevail
Assrssnnxr'-An assss.'ae"' " 49,
cent? per share 10 levied by the North
oa..a An H. i5,L Of February next. See
cf;ciai notice in u advertising column.
to-day.
Aborr I o'clock yesterday morning as a
cage was being lowered into the con.1'i'
dated Virginia. the car IN sons 49,
cane as.h;n. All c.,e and c.r.
oe's'
=, H., William. Of
TO get up : nni - ns;."n i'm san
Prsscisco. eLarKed with bur;lAry.
Al. p..;a, c.,.,
~-mh =. ..LI a, ,b. hall az the
asc.".. .,,ss, virginia hi. evening.
IT,. n,.,,,e, csur, will reopen ON the
Min, v,ii he hack
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-11
TRAP AND TARGET.
Carssa's Chanptsa v~ssSaished By
Well Observation-Disclosures ~
0fboon.

The shostins match between Neil 10y
nachan Of Geld Hill and Bob Duncan Of
Carson City. was decided at the Mound
House ysstsrday. The match was for $3.50
. side. twenty shots each. Springfield IS
cslibsr rides, distance 500 yards. Creed
moro rules 10 gsvsrn. Each man Wa al
lowed two sighting shots. Loynachan's
we're q, 4, and Dsncan's 3. 0. The follow
ing IL he score;
Lsynachan-5. 4. 4. o. 4. o. 2. 1, 8, 0. o.
q, s, 5, ., 2, 4, 8. ga. Total. O. points.
Dunean-4. 4. 4. 2. ~ o. o. o. q. 8. 8. 4.
4. 2. 2. 2. s,2. 4. s. Total. IS points.
This made L~oynachan the winner by
sight points. The wind was gusty aud
unsteady. and the dsst was very troublo-
some attimss. In order to get some more
mp on the result. Loynaehan CON-
msncsd shooting carslessly. and on his
tsnth shot made . bullseye In his oppo-
usnt's target, which Of course did not
count for either one. The betting was
net very lively Of any time. and after the
shseting commenced. heavy odds were
offered on Loynashan with No takers.
Leyuschan could have made . much better
score II he had cared to do 80. Duncan
took 20 long In loading and shoeting that
the spectators became tired and disgusted.
Lsysachan's firing Was quick and prompt.
- Il always IL.
Al The closs Of the rifs-mateh. . pigeon
match Vas shot between T. u. f~illsbrown
and W. d. @. Gibson. Tho match was fer
500 Q side. Is single birds each. from II.
and T. plunge traps set . yard. apart, Il
yards rise. 10 yards boundary. Following
10 the score:
R~llebrown-0. l.. l. o. l, l, I. IL. ILL.,,
l.. I. I. 1. I. 4, I. o. o. o. I. l,l.i-20.
0~ibsen-i, I, o. I. o, I. I. I. !, i.o. 1.
I, o. I. 1, o. o. I. 1. o. I. !. l. lis.
FillsLrown winning by two birds. Both
Lost birds dead outside Of bounds.
Mr.. dibssn won the sweepstakes match
by . clsan score Of ten birds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-11
wH CAN'T TALK

without showing the condition VI our teeth.
Every laugh eIposss than. In order not 10 Be
ashsned VI them. let us use that standard
dsnnfrics, SOzuDONT. which 10 sure TO keep
them white and spotlsss. No tartar can In
species Of d.cay Infect thu dental bone. u
sOzOpONT 10 regularly used. 10 IL . bo's''.
zeal pre-, arAt,on. and lie beneficial effects ON
tas teeth and gums are marvellous, ~ u u
rsosoves all discolorsiions and renders the
runs hard and rosy. u
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SECOND ~p,spAroH.
usa.ss q. Allen ResiEns-A Dishonest
CiePk-Ths stocks.


BAN FRAxctsco. Jan. IL 2:3O p. NJ
The resignation Of Isaac =. Allen, seerc-
.ary Of the Ban Francisco Benevolent As
ISOLATION, has been accepted. EIamina-
den Of the ehargos against him thus Tar
have been private.
A man named Clark. ~bookkeepcr and
confidential clerk Of r. Guittard Il Co..
coffee and spice dealers. Sansome street.
near Sacramento street, has been detected
In robblng his employers. Thus far the
defalcation 10 found TO amount 70 about
SIS, 900, but Mr.. Guittard fears IL will
reach . much larger amount. Fast horses,
fsstsr women, wine, etc., are at the bot
tom Of the difficulty. Clark 10 In custody
waiting examination Of the books and ac-
counts. There was . slight recovery this
morning from last nights dePressisn.
Early sslss were made at somewhat higher
rates. Ophir sold at l7is; Mexican. lba;
Beat ana Belchsr. 37h. The bonanzas
Arc irmly held at 43t and 37t respect.
lively. 0vsrman and Caledonia are steady
81 IS and 10, but show 10 animation. In
The Board matters are better still. Ophir
closed q 17a, and Mexican Of IGN, the
lattsr stock enabling . Number Of OPP
srstsn V make neat little turns. Tbs
bonsnxas were hrm, California selling ct
l40Ak, and Consolidated Virginia at
sS0S8k. There wa . better feeling
throughout, and nearly the whole list sold
Of advanced prices.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-11

A CpAzy WOMAN IN SUNDAY BcHoot., =
While the sunday school scholars Of the
Reformed Church Of Bhokan were Assem-.
blsa in church. busily with their teachers
attending 10 tho duties Of the Sunday
school. an unfortunate woman OF good
family escaped from her hons In some
manner. though she had been closely
watched by her husband, and came up ths
aisls In her night dress with three kitten,
In her arms. Bhe 10 . omA with JET
black hair. and . very graceful, gliding
mstien when she walks. which. with her
Whit clothing. made her lock like q
ghest. She went to the pulpit. walked up
the stsps. and deposited her kittens ON the
speakers desk. saying: "Hsrc. people. i
have brought you some cats" Then abe
came Down and gathered up some books
aAd . cushion. threw u Of the books Of
the minister. and left the church With the
articles. gsing back home. II startled the
children not . little.
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asse<s sLale~.

Ban FnAxcisco. January II j p. N.
Ovsrman-H bid
Cos. viryiniA-3't asked.
Bsllisn-i0a bid.
Con. virginiA-3Js ssk.d.
Union Con.-l0t bid.
SierraNsvHdA-7 bid.
Justice-ii bid.
Ophir-i7 asked.
Cslsdonia-sa bid.
Gould 4 Curry-i0t bid.
Best 4 Bslehsr-3Gs bid.
Justiss-uA bid.
Julia-ts asked.
A~lpha-isi. asksL.
Overmzn-7t bid.
Justice-i1t bid.
Con. Virginia -3TS sold.
Savags-9 asked.
California-i3S bid. % asked.
Overman- is asked.
Bullion-iOA asked.
Ovsrman-77 ssld.
Gould 4 Curry-ll asked.
Ophir-lGS bid.
Alpha-ls asked.
CaliforniA-i3a bill.
Ophir-l6h bid.
Yellow Jacket-i3 asked.
Calslonia-l0's said.
Ovsrman-75 bid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-11

The RuLISa PAssioS.-The interest felt
by outsidsn In = game Of cards 10 some
thing which 10 beyond the comprehension
Of most people. The next bsst thing to
rambling 10 watching somebody gamble.
In Geld Hill. when there IL = good lively
game Of faro In progress, the crowd some
times becomes 80 excited that . common
sized man isunable 10 get down his money.
There are instances on record whsre men
have been known 10 cit and watch . game
VI poker for forty-sight hsurs without nov
ing from their seats.
Tax coxiso HAxorso. The County
Commissiossrs met yesterday In Virginia.
sheriff Kelly appeared before them and
stated that Il was necessary that arrange
ments shssld BE- made for the execution OF
LArkin. After considerable discussisn the
whole matter was referred 10 q committee
composed Of Messrs. Terp and Shepperd,
who will make all nsedful arrangements
for the ghasily event.
Ar the Lsviathan mine there has been .
change made. Miners will hereafter Ls
compelled 10 work ten hours . day. and
worknsn on top will be expected 10 put
In twelve hours for the usual wages OF ~.
ID IL thought that . number OF other
mines will adopt this plan o
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-11
A DisrINauIsnID JunIsr,

81 hsve tried the PERUVIAN SrRrr. and the
result fsiiy sustains your prediction. 10 has
nsL. . new man Of me infnsed into my sys
TEN new vigos and energy. ! am no logger
tr~mulons and dsbliilsied % when you last
cav me. but stronger. hesrtier. and with larger
c~spartty for labor, mental and physical. than
a any time during the last i've tears" rod
BY All druggists.