davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-12-27

At which the entire y!llngc went into throes OF
excitement. But tho young woman who hau
thus suddenly deprived hcrfc1f Of tho nltnaal
and thoral hospitality Of the necd Samuel Was
maxim that courtshlp without. thc front gate
acconlnnntncnt Ia vanity and deluston, md
too often lends to, tho mutual unhapHtness OF
all parties concerned
The alumni Of Wabash College, Crnwforis-
vlc, Ind, residing IN Chicago, held a meeting
last evening as tho residence Of 2. Knight
Carter, No. 2tB vinccnnes asenuc. There were
iordsytlle, Ind. /; C. T, Lusc, ". A.. Herbert, Tie
Rev. 8. E. Wfshar.1, and r. C. Cronkhito. After
renewal OF old aequafntanccs and pleasant
season Of social intercourse, tho guests were
repa.t wa spread, Is which each individual
atumnus did ample justice. Active stept we're
taken looking to permanent organization
Of the resident SUNNI and former
tfmdfs Of sha coltGs opon
q Committee on Ways and Means, With tnstfue-
ttona to arrange 4 meeting At tisno to be
agreed upon b. them: The Rey; F. 3. Wish
y ard, D. Knight Garter. ~, William Beach m aad T.
thcncxt meeting tlv would submit arsport upon
tho present condition and futurn proapects OF
the library Of the College, in the welfare Of
which be IL taking lively interest.
Tho evening was most enjoyable otle TO all
present, and permanent organization Of the
alumni OF this useful and prosperous college.
residing Ia md about Chicago, may be- conatd-
cred certainty. Tie first regular annual meet
Ing will probably be held some tIme during
the latter part Of January, or In Febr1ary.
INSURANCE..
A meeting Of underwriters IVES held Jestcr-
day afternoon at the rooms Of the local Board
OF Underwriters to tnke harmonious action In
regard to tho losses nt tho fire at Leopold. Kuh
Il CO. 4 establishment, at tho corner of Madison
and Franklin streets. 4 committee, consisting
Of nfeasrt, Witkousky, Davis, and Drew, mas
appointed to effect settlement With tho firm.
II Is Understood that Ncsers. Leopold, Kuh II
Go. place their loss AZ high ~ $S000, which tho
nndcrwritcrs think Is more tllan doublo tho
amount of damage done to the stock by the FIRE.
Another meeting Of underwriters wns held
shortly Afterwards at the Office Of tho Tra1crs'
Insurance Company, on 1.aSa1ie street, to take
similar notion In regard to the losses at the fire
at Shobcr 4 Carlwellfs llthoEraphc establish.
tnent in the 1.nkcst.lc Building Saturday night.
Mcssls. Smith, Tcsll, and Petlett wcre appoint
cd committee to effect. settlement with the
proprtctors Of the sngtd establishment.
Tho employees OF the Tratcrs' Insurance Com
pany presented Nir. Il. ]. Smith. Secretary ard
i}encrnl Manager of that excellent Company,
with magnificent rold-hcadcd cane, appropft-
ntcly t,,acribcd, TN Christmas Ere, as tukcn ol
their csteem and regard. Speeches and wine
wound up the happy event.
, 1877-12-27

ovcrpatd BY frauds In measurement, tho Mayor
WIS Of tho opinfon that this would turn nut a
1ne, his nonor produces the testimony of four
Inspectors Who inspected and npprorc, It, The
charges arc, however, undergoing investigation
at tho hanus Of the Committee on streets md
their work ma som a. Aid. Gilbert returns,
which Will be about Jnn. 15. The impression
gained by tho reporter from hin conversation
was that tho report would declare that tho con-
tract had bcon carried pat frtlf aud hpnorably.
, 1877-12-27

NDs--RoBEKTg0N-Dec. ~, At tho sesi.
dence q tho bride, By tho Rev. Ds. Il. P. Good.
No cards,
Os00Op-EDDY-In Lockpoft, ILL.,, Des rs, by
the Rsr. J. W. Fhtlttps, It tho 1csideneo Of The
Atsa Heaxte J. Eddy. Of LocEport. No cards. -
, 1877-12-27

NntfDnhk IfEAe1EY and tHH National htnOfs ltI4
not do for tho eountry.1si. Lomis EspuIiiean
tDsr'.).
Now wo have another case Of iamagea
back and resume h!a oid ntsetices % Fctbsns % tnls
and i half millions we iost on tfo 6shins deal
M. no..... +..,, Nit
Las poorest 1nmi'y We cnn think OF inst
n9w - thc Vanderbilt family. With thels scores 81
solf-dehled home, and the bonndleas contempt
Philadelphia 7fnes ''' ''A""'ne'"
out p, In ,,o,;,;,,, .,xx.,, =. H. -.
~ ~ o. .aa Inc po..ea. tnfmoi1 o. tho last
"a SDs pm sisse s sesH:
be- sssa sssnp to principle aud 'ntes'y
Several stories are floating nbout tho
world Of tho ,'ltcovsry Of Tremendous masses Of
9o.a N W!atet'o1afeeions. sfpp1se mess Stories,
10 oaI " .fs
heher eton asa nsrs aa.,en ns IF .nas uRnn
YAH s;s;, +: Fri s: I'll
polntmenta Tor oiiee, and 70 become The mere nj.
en;no @ Or @ @piscemen Il stops upon aulckAand that
WI. spe'o''' 'psa'' is.-ssraeass 'oa'nd' t@fP.)'
Why can't President Hnyes mike trip
Vhv snrst eee,a vn dnc nMnnegs ot tno
+ %.doai tls!s. .y eoss nofs sss,s s q f%s f9Sle
to t.c and iae respect Of bis ne9hboss would not
9n<n pAa 'n'ns 10 pafo'-o'ne'"na'' enquirer
iii t. IL not worth v,,,,s n vo.t. ,nrob .n.c,
In trying to solve qnesttnus Of iittle moment now,
F9s.s:a fq u s .p rsa ssaps i, Md I'D % = si'a :4
b had foa 70
u nTts thi. nrI notGaa. .n.s i z.9e ~ o1nnStt
'".p'" y ...... .,.
boT i. .ns, lva tno ~, o, tn aa anu We , ca5o s
With II; rst, taat NJ. iIaYsa - rSht: and sOcuna1
that nothiog can pravtnt = pamoerstio saeessaion
nnhi]can marty A.. nnwsrjn thc innd vi,t asrsns
Upon ts sdon.on Of tSs dcas of Mr iIsts,. r. Ia
sdha.ion to tie IDEAS oi III. conklins.-Eoasssltss
''u, a7,n '1o1,"o' so'"'"
What 10 you think OF tho Administra-
tlonr asked one Republican Of smother, not long
1approvroTerythlne which tbs Administration ha.
undsrtaken to Do; but d. viii, ihat tho President
xHss " s s ss Ss mso aRs JDs 81. .DSass
York Esen.ng I'e.i tRtp.). .' ~ ~''''' ''' 1''"
take On theso iord1y atrs' i 10 the man "a whose
ps1is aae'lty was 70 seriously denbted last 2ear
ready % saerldce hts party In tho Senate It he had
H. nna wao b.. esd bitterly
etedt Is tho man who. icornfuly insaitcd ali, tho
political morality Of tho country In hls Violent
'n sso
of public viftna ia thia country and to crush tfuta
1Tfaso" (S.''} oa;f4s (Rsp'>.
r.vs no ong efeea h. snt 70 9uare, with presdent
, 1877-12-27

We hare zeeelycd@Eom HOWARD LOCKWOOD,
publisher OF the AHsTlean Kat amd Export
JosrHai, the full text OF tho Dew Brazilian tariff
otlmpoft duties+ All inteEeated tn our growing
conmesce With the great South American En-
ptre will DO we'll to provide thsmselyes With q
copy.
, 1877-12-27

Buck d RAynsEts malt cough rixtqfs Il simple
ssMsdJ fot adults and children.
, 1877-12-27
Tho Suits Against Him and His
Bondsmen.
Wls Those Gentlemen Arc, aud That II Il E1
pettsd II Get frsu Them.

Almost ~. as.,n. =, ~ asts1.
Alno'. el'au,sAnoously .no matter VI .n' uela.
eation vas lalu before inc urand Jn5y. A tfuo
en u TAs e s0a e.asa not x and a,ksa s 1ae E
change Of venue. Tba caso VIZ tran,fcrred 10
Wamkcean, Thc trisl Tcsu,tnf1 ran n IN m .co,,,lts1.
pendns the trtst s M r % Gsge an ,bo t I. ssiee ot
bis counsel, executed trust-deed OF his real
and personal property for the benefit of tho
city. In which la tnrnn1 oyer aono rronertv m
Hf,ctta,r asorua . 1srcs nrn,hs. - ~ T.,
Rlvorside, several hundrea bonds Of the River
side Improvement Company, number u bonds
Of the Chicago j. Great Western Railroad Com
n.nv, md a lo,ca f.rr, IN th. Totvn ~
% IONS. ~ George T Ta,lor. @ ex.cit1 y n comntro1. % ~
lor, was appointed Trustee. In compliance
with the provisions OF tho trust, he proceeded
To wind un the estatn Ho euccnef]cd Ia .clItn0
.ona ~ - n. rronsr+v ~, xh,"h =. ~asI,,ni ,sf
some some =, Eso'"9; @ Ihen n no va ordered " NJ
ta4t ~ ~ ao}t .so ,ti.m ~ ~ Studnu
LIN a .nu aIus - aastsuIu. tf' 1ay.of, na'Hx M
.4s " ~ .Mse ~ s.t: unys, auu ~
fisy n9t aaaFing oeen 1au,cs,y asecftane, h. re-
eea ~ ~ VI , n{ o i ~ s ssast uat4
~ ~ c;tv hr T.. .ttnsraa @ ut s h "
the forns an; A"'''' WIN '"' "".. ~
., Tim, IL .on, n,n - teh ~. ~ t htGouAso @ IT,!
~ H. .n1t ~ q. % .,o dcns M aaa .c cJ .!
taineJ, il orter to dclnY nroeceSinss. Il Is
ojjc0cd.-n Mr. aare. o2 klshama w,s intrn,
creditor "a Of David Ia tho cxtcnt ~ soma a sRnoo M
and lied petition to 6o maio q par:y ieisnG.
an sfsrihr hnsn,ns az Nv niod hf5s ons,ra.
and cToss.bili. @ ard maSc mntfon
to hnyc the caso rcnovcti from thn etoto to Tia
Federal Couris. Thts he did Tor the reo,on M nv ~
a'cos. that ho WINS a non.rcscnt M ~ III 1,,cs' 10
tion wass sramei bcfore I.,dgc Hio1rctta VIZ, aWho
r%ya Il nattnt bearin1 nn1 1cs,o tat Hup
shni,tI hc rcmandci ~ fba ~ sunSrtor ro.,t+ s'+'
Il lid not corno within tln ,nriesi!ctfon ~ ,hs
Feora fourt An nnncn, ws. tsrcn fro,,, ~, III ~
ecisnn IN ahc rinttc Sta,rs snrcn,a na,,rt ~
whern tin co,1ac ia nnw nsnfitnr. and in II
rnhahtp iii .tnaI ,,,s - H., ~ su, ~ ~!
that Cos{ n alrcmiy aTav behn m i. ';ocl.st -
49,, si,e ,1 - 49,, ~ -, o .4.as ~ ~ - ~ uoGnIt'
spnrna~s 9 ~ hsra a. iudes H,ro ~ sau e
Iso,,et 1roc.sJ ,stti, ~ al ~ ~ ~.
,,c dcrnci ta d. a. mrntnp - tbn Nv dcc.satn w
IA iTnitc1 states cpnrt ri. h.s .rnvaI.s9
nv sS eovcrso ~ hc s h.1
H. Tav,o, for ti,o citvss hsncHt A''" ~ ''u"' "
w. rw,,1IR 1l Tns sss ann .assssr rur ror,.,,.
wnune.cl snaxrn law ffavs ,oo thc tasm.s
, 1877-12-27

In malafaal o. isvsf- And .Aras AaAtess4p, se1ae
Ban5Q1ds JaRaic4 Q&pR&t,
, 1877-12-27
JS,ardl

Thero were 133 deaths Ia tho city during thu
week ending last Saturday, an increase OF
over tho previous weck, but decrease Of 81 ~
compared With the corresponding week In 1870.
, 1877-12-27

I'y comparing the abovo t2hio with tho tot.
lowing, tne relation between sewers and deaths
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-12
San FRANCISCO
Congressman L~.uttr~irs visit 90
Mare Isisnd The throniris'
Libel kait Ia Alameda.

San PRlscIsco. July IA r. NJ The
Croniei. this morning publishes a dis.
patch from Vallejo. alleging that when
Congressman Luttrell visited the navy
yard yesterday 10 look after the matters
he was treated with d~iacourtesy. The
customary salute was not fired. Tie com.
mandant was over an hour late IN keeping
his appointment with him, and failed 10
extend social courtesies though provided
with allowance from the Government for
the entertainment Of high officials. etc.
Mr., Luttrell, who IL now In this city an.
t~l,orizes the statement that the dispatch Ia
untrue in letter and spirit. II \ trne that
no salute was fired, which lie states was IN
accordance with his previously expressed
wishes that such formality should he Ills.
pensed with. When he visited the yarl
his visit was entirely nnannounced.
On landing, ho proceeded at once TO the
Office OF Commodore Calhoun. tho com.
maniant, by whom he was courteously
received and shown over the yard. The
usual formalities as 10 the turning out OF
troops, etc., wero duly observed, aud at the
conclusion of the inspection the hospitali-
ties Of the commandments residence were
extended TO him. after which hc was sent
over 10 Vallejo In the commandants own
launch. Mr.. Lnttrell announces his IN
tention Of publishing q card In contradie-
ton Of the Chrssieie dispatch.
An Oakland dispatch says the Sargent
Page libel suit against the CAro"ic', H. o
under examination 10y the GRAND Jnry'.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-12
s'eaasy Commissioner.

A special meeting % the Board OF
c...,. commi..;onsr. Nh. he'll In yir.
''" N nr, ~-ua-.,.
sinia las, BINS Neie Ai'o"'' ~
follows l.. T.. Doane, siSi Is; virginia
Ie, Company. sIi 20; A. Raneill. 50 81 ;
A. Peasley. So z. Squires. 50: Fred. ID.
Siebol. sG5; v, Lemery. s55 70: J.. 4 ].
n N,Ilon. Al .l2i ss ]. Bird, SO Is W.
m A. sic o.. Nv. Cr.ldock. SO 20 (;
n..e..u q 20 "a. Brown 4 Tassell.
s.o ...Ir home SIS "a: DIR. Jack.
~ a.. will,.m Cl.,l' sI3 20. Com.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-12
Ihs Great M.s,e,...


W. have already made mention Of the
arrival in our midst Of Monsieur 10 Com
mAndsur Cazeneuvc, the great magician.
He will appear this evening in National
Guard Hall, Virginia. This great artist
has Just concluded 4 p~retracted engage
nent In San Francisco. Tho Aha Of June
lith contained the following: lie Com
mandeur Cazeneuve made his first appear
ance last evening. 10 . crowded house.
Tho success he achieved was unequivocal
and most flattering. He Is, without .
doubt. the best illusionist that has ever
visited Us. He began his entertainment
with a number Of fcats Of p~reatidigitation
with q pack Of cards. which displayed an
amazing dexierity and . most finished
manipulation. The concluding illusion Of
gradually reducing the size OF tho pack I'M
Ill IL entirely vanished was one Of the
eleversst tricks ever seen upon eur stage.
He next presented . number Of illusions
with coins. and with . bird cage. which he
caused to disappear and reappear. The
second part OF the entertainment waa de-
voted 10 q clever duplication 81 all tho or
binary spirutalistic cabinet tests. Messrs.
os''se S,pi. Ca..."Ss As..u
n.nn ~ ~, ~ ny, ~.
ss~nn IN. nnr,.,. ~. 49, -,
4 few seconds the ringing Of bells, blowing
OF hsrns. beating Of drums. etc.. ensued.
A. Test was made with ring. which was laid
upon the knees Of the Professor. In .
few seconds he had got tho ring over the
head Of the ley. The committee found Il
- 49,
imPos,io1s .u'". y ou. on v'.ns
again hA,ueu 10 Le e~onimAnssuI. Anu inc
curtain Irasn, IN . very or,si space OF
70 haa removed again, All inc IN
Icing Dounu. MT. oiP,ioo was he,. oiuha-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-12
C~aie<ioniau ftenic.

No people enjoy a holiday more thor
oughly than do tho Scotch. and when they
attempt the getting up Of a picnic or series
Of games for their friends they always sue
coed. The coming picnic Of this Club will
10 held at Trsadway's ranch, Carson, Au-
gust II. Their prizes for the various games
include q number Of elegant and costly
articles, such ~ may be desired by anyone.
The committee on games IL composed OF
d. II. Fraser, David Norrie, William
Somervillc, William Narrower and John
A. Inglis. The judges on the various
games are: william McLachlan, W. III.
oliver. William Drysdale, A.. J. Mcdonnell.
George Dcwar, A. u. Mckenzie, James
Grant. William Somerville, James ID. Nc.
Donald. Hector Dow and DR.. j. Grant.
A the Reception Committee. William Max
ton. d. II. Fraser and John A. Inglis have
been named. In addition 10 the games, =
team. consisting Of twenty men each from
tho various military companies Of Virginia
City, Gold Hill and Carson City. will COM
pete for q handsome gold medal. to be
awarded by the Club To the team making
the most points. Shooting to be conducted
according TO the Croedmoor rules ; dis.
tance. 200 yards; each man to have five
rounds. The best bands in tho State
will furnish music. and there will BE-
plenty Of dancing in the pavilion. Special
conductors will secure perfect safety and
strict order. The excursion will be first
class In every particular. See the adj
vertisement.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-12
Miners Cgisa Hall.

Once moro the Nrws desires to call at
ssn,ion TO ihs benefit which Mrs. Cough
lin at Gold Hin Miners Union Hall to-
night. The anne of the ladies and gen
tlsmen who have volunteered for the oeca-
sion are we'll known TO all in this eommn-
nifty. To give them further mention Is
,uperfluous, a. their regulations are sum
GENTLY we'll established. The programme
is pleasing and varied. and will DO oil the
most interesting character. After the
literary exercises. which viii not last iepg
enough 10 become wearisoms. tneIe wiz
h. 4 social dance, in which all will be IN.
yited 10 joln. yarney's quadriile band will
furnish the music. Those Who wish to en-
Joy a pleasant reunion should not fAii 70
bs present. II will be . most ~enloyaois
affair. See the advertisement IN Anothsr
column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-12
Mneaittster.

This celebrated illusionist opens the
first of q series of entertainments at Ma
tionai Guard Hall On Monday evening
next. July 10th. Ills repertoire !. very eS-
tsnsiye. ani contains tho most BEAUTIFUL
experiments in the art magiqne.. The
pres. throughout tho north. south. east
and west pronounce his performances Is
bsin: truly marvellous. In addition
10 the above he distributes hun
drcd elegant and costly presents, which
will 10 given away nightly. The admis-
sion will be; gallery. n en'eloPe' 70
cents: reserved seats. two envelopes, ~
cents. which can be secured at ASKS bcok
store without extra charge. A dollar ticket
entities the holder Ia a admission u
reserved seat and six envelopes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-12

KSiours or PIIHi,s ISsrALL,rioS.-At
q meetin. Of Lincoln Lodge Nc. g, knights
Of Pythias. held In Virginia City last even
Ing. the following officers we're duly in
stalled into their respective Offices for the
ensuing term by Grand Chancellor 7. IL.
Mulcahy. assisted by the officers Of the
Grand Lodge; l.. e., A. II. Stoddard Z.
C.. ~. ID. Gross V. e., ]. ID. Morrow ;
r.. ]. ID. King; X. Of Il. and T.. II. Block;
N. % T.. George Laity NJ. Of T.. \. W.
Powell : ". 81 A., \. J. Walker; !. o., II.
McGahey o. g.. A. Mcleod.
AssrssNrSr.-An assessment Of "a dol
lar per share is levied by the Silver HUI
Mining Company. delinquent on the 18th
Of August next. See Official notice in our
advertising columns to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-12
n,.s.p wh,..l..'. s-hes, ,srO i.,..

bishop Whitaker is expected TO return
hi. week from Eastern Nevada. where he
has been for the last Ave or six weeks, en-
gaged In making his annual visitation.
During his absence. he has received nu-
merous applications for admission into his
school for the now term which opens In
August. The prospects are that the school
will be we'll attended. and will continue to
meet with tina hearty appreciation which
its first years success 80 fully Justified IN
the minds Of its friends. The Bishop has
Just secured the services OF Miss Goodwin,
an Eastern lady. to lll . late vacancy In
the corps Of teachers. She Ia q Lady OF
high culture and long experience, thor
ough qualifications. aud n who Possesses
In a rare degree the power of Christian in
fiuence over thosc committed 10 her charge.
The Bishop eongratulates himself on his
good fortune In being 50 well able To main
tain the ,qarii De cope Of his body Of lady
teachers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-12
Fatal Accident.

The NNws yesterday made mention Of
an accident which occurred at about 4
o'clock last evening, resulting in tho death
Of a siI.year-old boy named George Fran
els Roche. Further particulars concern
ing the case have been ascsrtainod. show
ing that the boy was a sou Of Michael
Roche, who works in the Belcher mine.
The accident occurred nearly in front Of
the Office Of the Union Iron Works. II
APPEARS that one 81 the teams Of the Bank
Of California. containing twelve mules
attached % two wagons, and driven by
Joseph Rich. was passing along tho street
When the boy ran To get upon the tongue
of tho back-action. or rear wagon, In orier
30 have q ride.
Mr.. Rich SAYS he happened To tnrn his
head in time to see tho boy a. he WAS
about 10 get upon the wagon tongue. lie
called out TO him In order to keep him of.
The boy turned his head toward Mr.. Rich.
and At the next moment stumbled and fell
in such a way that the forward wheel OF
the baek-action passed over his head.
The team WAS stopped a. soon "A l"ssi-
BILE and before the hind wheel ran over the
boys body. The little fellow was picked
up and carried into tho house OF Non
umenisl Engine Company No. 6. Dr.
Zangerle. whose Office Il just scross the
street. came At once 10 whsre the hoy lay.
but found him dying. The wheel passed
over the temples. completely crushing in
the p~arietal bones. The child showed
signs 81 life for nearly live minutes After
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-12
BRONCHITIS.

~ RIM John Flag, Esq., Of Bennington. n. H.
"Three years since ] was very much reduced
with . dreadful cough. which resulted In Bron'
chitis. affecting me 90 severely ~ 10 rericr u
dlficult 10 speak In an audible vohcr. Tothir
was added severe night sweats. n ! vac fear.
fij OF going in,o q decline. AIR recourse 10
various remedies TO no purpose, ! To- 10 lre ~
DR.. wistar's Balsam OF Wild cheIry. 4 fes bot.
lies Of which fully restored me 10 htalta.
since that time ] have had several severe 81.
tack Of cough, but the BAlsam has always re.
moved them. always keep u by me, and
should not know how 10 do wiihout t."
Sold BIZ all druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-12
NEVADA.
suicide or nm OLD Pioneer Austin
Besieged by Grasshopiters.

AUSTIN, July ~. n. Il. Howard. a law
yer and politician Of Belmont, and an old
settler Of Nyc county. committed suicide
at Ellsworth. Nyo county. last Saturday,
by taking poison. lie left a note stating
that his life had been up hill for many
years. and he was tired Of living. and bid
ding good byo To tho world. He was the
Republican candidate for the State Senate
last Fall, and was beaten by q close vote.
Ho was about iifty.iive years old.
Austin aud tho the surrounding country
Is oyerrun with g~rasshoppers. which arc
doing no damage To the crops and not
making any pcrceivable impression On the
sagpbrnsh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-12
rnr rA,ACr RATING STAND.

Fur . road Of beef uneIeelied In Storey
county. 20 TO Thomas IIsnron's Eating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon. No. Z North q str q,
Virginia ciiy. Presh oysts's Al all hours In
syery style. fuIty miners always 90 hand II
uirhf. FOR tss'y, home style Of cooking. and
the best and frcsi est Of III that the markets
,aori. the Palace Ealing Stand has no superior.
Try Il. apis m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-12
raoM A DISTINGUISHES JuRIsr.

"I have tried tho PknuvrAs srHrr. and the
rcsuit faily s~ustains your prediction. II has
made = new man Of me Unused Into my sys-
ten new vlgor and energy. am no longer
trsmuloas and dsbiiitaied % when you last
saw me. but stronger. h~earier, and with larger
capacity for labor. mental and physical. than
At sny lime during the last Eve years." sold
By ell druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-12

The Carssa Mat.

Through the courtesy Of Hon. James
Crawford. Superintendent Of the United
ssaie. s:ini at Carson. and T. X. Hofer.
Chief Clark. the NEws has been furnished
the following staiemento Of tho years trans
actions;
Coinage executed at the U. =. Mint. al
Carson City. Nevada. during the fiscal year
ended 3Oth June. 1871:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-12
O. %. GALLUP.

q. II. GALLur. opposite the Bank OF caiifor-
MIA. Gold uiii. Keeps constantly On hand ali
fsyaite brands Of Imported C.sars. oho.ce bit
eigaru. ali ii.is Of ehssing tobacco. meet.
schanm pipes, nuts, candies. fne eutlery. and
toys md haney sooJs Of 81 kinds. apis IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-12

lbr n a. y y. rkLEaRArH maj
San FRAScrsco. July IA ?. N.
Eureka Con-. %
EIehequer, ]. Gu
Sierra Nevada.
Caledonia. ) 70. 3 co
Con. Virginia. 3ts
Yellow Jacket, 10, 81
Ophir. iGA
Msdoc. I 10
Gould 4 Curry, i2i,
savage. ca
Union Con-. 81
California. na, 3js
Chsllar- Potosi, 81. Mh
Justice. "a
Gila. Use
Overman. "a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-12

Meter and Reiner'. operations for the
fiscal year ending 30th June. 1877: stand
ard gold bullion operated upon ounces
III, 800 sJO-iOO0. valued at sj,2ji.iSd ~.
standard silver bullion operated upon
ounces 5.t3s.tji SO-i00; valued Al 90, l66..
322 ~. Coinsr's operations for the fiscal
year ending 3Oth June. 1877 Standard
gold bullion operated upon ounees'
1888 3iT-iO00. valued At s3.ai0.i2G 81.
STANDARD silver bullion operated upon
ounces. G,0is,2jt 9i-iO0. valued at
SJ.tsI. T20 II. .
During the year ino silver bars valued
At sC59, Cos - have been manufactured at
this Mint.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-12
lsIpOnrRD CICAns.

Imported Pumssslgss. Bouquets. ssnilagos;
two for twenty-five csuts; the begt and cheapest
cigar In the State. Gall sad tJ then y Bum
nsrheid's, hup ssrsst, opposite . ofas
ttors. mSis