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DETROIT RILLsDALE d SOUTH
WESTERN R.R.
Trains win leave the stations named, as follows
from aud after May 18th, ISIS:
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Medical.
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RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH
INSTANTLY RELIEVES.
e.non EEET ABOVE TIE SEA.

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-06

Iss,sr.-Mr. Ellen McCarty. wife Of
Michael McCarty. has been sdjudsed In
zane and was last night sent to the Stock.
ton california; Insane Asylum. She
imagines that persons are %conspiring and
following her to imprison her for life.
She IL t~wenty-eight years Of age IND has .
child six months old.
wniLE Thomas Reynolds was at the pic
mic last Sunday some thief forced the door
OF hi. house. No. lGG South II street. vir-
ginia. ~overhanled everything about the
place and carried away . silvsr.mounted
six.shsoter worth SIS.
A COMMISSION In lunacy has been Issued
TO Drs. Kirby and Conn TO examine . Mrs.
Gibson. who resides on Bowers Grade.
Gold Hill. and the examination takes place
this evening.
The Eureka mill. Carson River. 10 run
ming to iis fullest capacity on tailings. u
10 the only water mill on tho river Thai 10
now running to full capacity.
A now Of six new houses In the town OF
Sutro has been named "Comstock Row"
Dan De Quillo suggested "Buttrow." but
IL was no go.
On. PMrrcHARp. Of the Virginia Board OF
Health, started ct 2:i5 this afternoon for
another run among the milk ncher OF
Virginia.
By the clogging and bursting Of the
..rer In Rnllion Rsyius to-day the road
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-06
FOR LAKE IAnof
A Party OF I.sdie. asd 0eats from
saeid lutii osse On = Camrisg
Excarsioa te the Beautiful Lske

About daylight this morning apariy Of
ladies and gentlemen with three children
ief, Gold Hill for Lake Tahoe. where they
propose having . good time camping out
for the next three weeks. The party con-
sists Of the following persons: Mrs. 10y
naehan. Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. Fraser. Miss
Blanche Morrison, Miss Cassie Hen
dsrson, Miss Ida Liehtcnbsrgsr, Miss
Gertie Flanagan, Archie Allen. Jos.
Is. Weston. George Taylor, Myron Osgood.
and three children. They ven with two
with provisions. bedding. tents, camping
utensils. etc.. and the other wagon was for
riding. A Chinaman went along 10 do the
cooking. They 20 direct TO 0~lenbroos
and thence across the lake by steamer to
Mis- BAY on the western shore. where IL
one Of the finest and most convenient
camping places on tho lake. with beautiful
green sward. whits sandy beach. and plen-
" OF milk. fresh butter. eggs. etc.. at a
ranch near by. Ia the bay and vicinity
the fishing IL excellent. and having a boat
engaged. they propose catching and de-
yoaring large quantities OF trout They
will camp there a. long A. thoy see ~, and
then 20 TO Emerald bay and other good
camping places around the lake, IL they
40 mot have q good time 1t will 10 their
own fault. The party is under the general
management Of Joseph ID. Weston, who
va. chosen captain. They took their de
nature with their wagons from IN mont
n Grant. Gold Hill Furniture store, ON
Main .treet, and quite q number Of iriends
vere present 10 see them on.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-06
the Mexican Revoiutieu.

CRY or MEXICO. July sO.-Ths revolu'
tionary General. Acdro Martinez. on July
2Cth. with 300 men, attacked the rich min
ing town OF Catorcc. and Government 70.
ports say that he was badly repulsod.
Revolutionary information 10 that Cstoros
was taken with 4 large amount Of bullion
and specie. The telegraph line IL cut and
there 10 no communication beyond Mala-
hula. Tho revolution IN Ban Luis Potosi
10 assuming serious proportions. Commu-
nication throughout tho interior 10 becom.
ing difficult and business depressed.
Elections for Senators aud Representatives
to Congress, aud three Judges OF the gu.
preme Court resulted fayorably 10 the
biaz administration. Both Houses will
DO pretty equally divided between the I'd.
Of vAllarte and Justo Benitezo,
two prominent aspiranis for the Presiden.
tial succession.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-06

GENUINE. - There are some genuine
things In the world. or thsrs would b no
eounterfvits ; and among the good gsau-
ines Of Gold Hill must Be CHASED the old
Otard brandy which 10 set up at Bill Glib
sons saloon, Main street. His old bour-
bon is also . genuine and ht companion
for the otard. His cigsrs are genuine i'm
portations. too In fact. 0ibson's II .
genuine place. than which there 10 not .
better In the State. and everybody knows
and acknowledges IL.
Brsr.-one Of the busiest places on the
Comstock IL the Virginia Foundry. on tbs
railroad south Of the Julia mins. The
Office Of tho firm 10 under tho Bank Of Ne
ysda, corner Of @ and Taylor ~streets. vir.
anis. Mine and mill castings are . spe-
cialty with Messrs. Fraser 4 Cummings.
who do all work promptly and 1t lowest
rates.
TuxHE will DO . partial eclipse OF the
moon ON Monday. August 18th. Visible In
the evening when the moon rises.
A o race for $3.50 . side has bean AZ
ranged between Bully Gee and Jack Hal
Imam Of Virginia City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-06
D.v.r,ur,. Las, .,.u,ur.

Mrs @ W Corwin. Miss sinton, c White.
l. L milford. Mrs W ID sutherlin, Master
W Fox. Mrs Stewart. Donworth and
wife. Mrs. Rule. Mrs J Ambrose, Mrs W II
Patton. Miss J Patton. G Gilbert. W
Sharon. J filmyer, CA H~azslgrove. Mrs
Carvell. Miss ID fisk. Miss J Howard. Mrs
IT cohen. Mrs N Penderthy. W 7 shafer.
Mrs Messenger. Miss s Messenger. Mrs =
N Davidson. u O Williams. ID Mcqueen,
Mrs Blackburn. W A Mill. and wife, Miss
NJ Watson. EJ Boyle, q Deering. c 0sg.
r. Collins. N Balabrussieh, IT Fox and
family. T. Phillips. J u Terrace. W Hawk.
r Lyman. = Leanard. J T Baldwin. James
Mccormick. J finnegan. J ThAckham. NJ
Mecarty and wife, A shane, J Davis, J q
Masel. ] II Coulter. G yArian. I whesler.
J Stewart. I'D Coghlin. ID T. Mccarthy
and sou. L Norton, | y Taylor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-06

The Board Of County Commissioners
held their regular monthly meeting at the
Court House in Virginia. at II A. n. to-
day. Chairman shepperd presiding. Pres.
ent. Commissioners, Torp, Fox. Hazeltins
and Nye. The minutes Of the last meet
ing were read and approved.
Judge Belknsp came before the Board
- representative Of the North Mexican
mine, the ground Of which had been sold
and bought in by the county. On motion,
the County Treasurer was instructed TO
deed the property to P. II. Judge 4 Co..
owners on their paying all the taxes for
which the property was sold. and the costs.
and al expenses which have since accrued.
and for the making Of the deed.
Andy Peasley appeared again before the
Board concerning the new flag pole on MI.
Davidson. II bad cost considerable more
than was expected by reason Of the failure
70 raise IL the first time. The county had
paid $3.50. other subscriptions amounted TO
3i65 50. The entire cost - per bills was
S696 "A. but some Of the bills could be cut
down. He asked help to liquidats the bal.
anos standing against the pole. On mo-
ton the Board agreed TO contribute $50
more. The motion was subsequently, re-
considered and the question taken under
a~dvisement.
DR.. Kirby presented his regular report
Of the County Hospital for tho month Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-06
A Rumore,i Hasginr.

There WAS . rumor In town last evening
TO the effect that . Chinaman was hanged
in washoe Valley the night before last for
= rape committed In . family in which he
was employed. The story 10 that after the
crime the Chinaman ran away. and . party
Of settlers started out In search OF him.
A mar who came In from the valley says
that while there he saw . party OF men on
horseback ride up 10 Q barn and dismount.
A man near by told him that he had seen
Q Chinaman 20 into the barn . short time
before. The men who went into the barn
after O timo came out, mounted their
horses and rode away. As no Chinaman
came out with them. the superstition 10
that he WAS hanged In the barn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-06
LruHrSrSa pLAsuxs.
Condensed Tsiesr ms from all Por.
stous Of she World

lfous Of she world
In tho great international pigeon shoot.
ing match In London 10 day between Cap.
tain Bogardus and Aubrey Coventry, Boz
gardus won by n bird.
Ths Turkish sub.Lieutenant, command.
Ing Fort Famsgosta. Cyprus. refuses TO
quit the stronghold.
The cabmen OF Paris have struck. and
only o~ne-quarter the usual number OF cabs
are on the stands.
In the Hungarian elections so far the
Liberals are overwhelmingly ahead. Herr
Fissa, Hungarian Premier, was defeated 81
Delreczln by Ernst Simonyi. Radical.
The Porto has received further reports
Of the III treatment OF refugees BY hus.
SLAMS aud Bulgarisns, and intends TO ap-
peal TO the Powers to protect them.
A government Of defense has been pro-
claimed At Mostar. Herzegovina.
A Vienna dispatch says that Gen. Phil.
lipovich has reached Msglaia. and intends
TO mako . signal example Of the insur-
gents. The Austrian commanders have
been ordered 10 resort 10 the utmost -
verify.
Ex-Governor Hendricks opened the DEM
o~cratic c.mp.ien IN Indiana last night by
A speech Al indianapolis, urging the claims
Of Dan Voorhees, for United States Senator.
Yesterday afternoon Washington was
visited by the most terrific storm known
In that city for many years. The damage
to public and private property will reach
Al least SIS, 600.
,orrosnondart In cvnrus rcport. that
ssysr I. nrevslsnt Al Mocha on The north.
ern side OF the island and that seventeen
men and two officers out Of . detachment
of one hundred and twenty stationed there
have been Attacked by the disorder,
7, 4. ..,d ,h., ,hs PORTE /. d~i.tributinp
Are arms among The Albanisns and incit.
ing them against their ~neighbors.
II 1, rumored that England 10 negotiat-
ing for the Island Of Tenedos.
u q NJ au,,h ,ho .iiso.d rr,d.rs..
., hn. n.h.nd ws. srrsignsd before ths
Jndye NJ tba Pirst District Police Court,
Jersey CITY. Yesterday morning and
pleaded moi %ruilty. Che was then formal.
" committed 10 await the action OF the
Coroner. Jury. Matthew o.. Lee, an In.
alan trsmp. has been arrested charged
will beinr sccessory 10 the murder Of or.
acer smith,
Ch..,.. I,a.,.on "a. li,,sd and Jobn
N..it'en"Is -aJ.a =. phiI.d.inhJ.
Dm..n se.'o nU -. c.n,.in Jsmas q.
$500 III ..hy 1apin. a,iiIm.n'
T Tes =. m ,sS, IN ,ha snt ~ robbine
Fishers vessel.
49,, w..,,. .r,n.n.,on ,bsro vers
hl'c, m.I,ina n ~.
sovefhi i~.sueP''o"' :, Ao '
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-06

AoeipKsrALLr snor hrnsELr' LAST
saturday night. Joseph Gresg. Waterman
:, the Troy Consolidated mine, was putting
.~rsvolvsr In his pocket. when the Weapon
"a accidentally discharged. Tho BAL,
ps,.ed down his right thigh. wen, rouna
tbs Ioint and came out just above the knee'
The wound WA quite painful but not uAh'
serous.
NoruIso Ii Ir.-Thero Is nothing In the
r,por, tina, one Of the persons engaged IN
the row in Carson ct the Turn verein PIC
mic sunday. between Representatives o. us
Montgomery and Washington ouaIus, '.
Virginia. had died. IL Was not 90 ssrious
~ that. the GREATEST injury inflicted ps'ns
che biting % Of . piscs Of kssgan's eat
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-06

J Psyton. LIT Fox. Mrs NJ L Mooney.
II 4 Croker. J L CLARK. II Chalmers. Mrs
N NJ Bowman, Mrs A s Murphy. Miss $ J
Irving. u o'Hara. Miss A kisby. II wAgg,
II Buckley, II l. Lightner. J n Williams.
T. Phillips. J Williams. u T. Burns. Q Osg.
y Adams. G G fowning. II Marte.en. y
Barrett. L A Moody. J Sullivan, W d
Phillips and wife. W @ Bieord. J II Blair
and wife. Miss Rieord. Miss A Blair, J d
Douglass. Mrs A Hotehki-s.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-06

During the said quarter l have issued
licenses TO Town Marshal MeClsery
amounting 10 $G.7G2.
Most respectfully submitted.
W. q. HYDE.
Clerk Of the Town Of Gold Hill.
Town Marshal McClesry presented .
very complete report;
Com HILL. New. August 8, 1878.
To the Honorable President and Mem
bers Of tho Board Of Trustees Of the Town
Of Gold Hill-Gentlsmcn have the
honor TO report tho following arrests for
the quarter ending July 81. 1878: Disturb
ing the peace 10, a,sault aud battery ..
violating town ordinance 2. malicious mis-
chief 1. drunk g, petty larceny @ : total 81.
Arrested by officer Sheehan q. Syinons y,
Jones 3, NutAll 1. McCleery 2. Tolman q,
special officer Sutherland I total 30.
For the quarter ending July 81, 1878. i
have sold licenes amounting to twenty-five
hundred and eighteen and io-i0o dollars
(s9.2ls i0l.
Have also collected tales on proceeds Of
mines for tho quarter ending March 81,
1878. i've hundred and ninety.thres and
3i-iOO dollars 1858 3p.
Very respectfully. yours.
J. l.. McCLKEsr. Town Marshal
And Ex-Onicio License and Tar Collector.
The regular monthly bills we're ordered
paid. The following bills were referred 10
the Finance Committss; J. d. Manhall.
IS cent? : J. Fox, 81 so; j. A. Marshall 4
Co.. 81 20 /: II. Mercer. 81.
The Marshal was instructed 10 estimate
the cost Of placing . hydrant In the vici'
nity Of the Original Gold Hill hofsting
works and report at the nett meeting.
A petition signed by twenty-five tax.
payers In the above vicinity asking pro-
lection from fire was received. The peti.
ton was laid on the table.
A committee Of citizens from the Second
Ward consisting Of Messrs. Boyle. Emmett,
Pitehford. Gallagher and Folsom appeared
before tho Board In behalf Of the people
and mine owners in the nsighborhood Of
the New York. succor and Alta mines. ask
ing that . road be opened by the town In
the direction Of the said mines.
President Stevenson stated that u was
the unanimous desire Of the Board 10 have
.aid road opened. and that the delay In
opening IL was owing 10 . lack Of funds In
the treasury. He assured the committss
that the road would be made - o -
possible.
Ordinance No. los. relating 10 the issu-
ing Of four bonds Of 5000 each. 70 re-
deem bonds Nos. So. 81. IS and 50. 10 fall
due on the iith OF the present month. was
unanimously passed and ordered printed.
The Clerk WAS instructed 10 have Q no.
tice Of the meeting Of the Board OF Equal.
izaiion inserted in the GoLp Hill DAILr
NEws for one week a. required BY Law.
The Board adjourned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-06
THE SILVER QUESTION.
DEBATING &c 10 she nritish House OF
Commons.


Commons.
LONDON. August 5.-In the House Of
Commons tonight Sir George Campbell
tLiberal) asked whether. now tina. tho
United States had made silver q legal ten.
der, the Government would consider the
possibility Of establishing an equivalent
silver coinage In the great silver using de.
Tendencies Of tho kingdom. lie advocated
an increase In tho amount Of silver rupee
coinsge. ,,.
Stephen Cave CONSERVATIVE, on behalf
OF the Government, deprecated these pro-
posals. He said that the bi.metallic stand.
ard was very announcement, and thai the
Governments duties In regard to the cur
rency should DO limited TO the prevention
Of fraud. n..n.
Mr.. Cave confirmed tho report that tho
Government had decided TO send repro.
sentstives to the Paris monetary confer
euce.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-06
AN u,pKN AnLE TRUTH.

You deserve to suffer I'D ~ ,ou Iced . mis-
cradle. unsatisfactory life In this besu'ifai
world. Il 10 entirely you' y fault and there 10
snlv one szeuse for you-your unrsssonao's
prejudice sno sheptictsm. which has killed
thousands. Per. nai knovieds- and com ON
ssnse ressauirg will 90 n chow you that 'rsens
August flower will ours you OF liver Com.
plaint. or Dyspepsia. with all its mt trsbie
effects. such a. 'iet headache. palfitat"n OF
the heart. rour pion, sch. hsbituai so-tiv ners.
difxines. OF the head. befvou- proetration low
spirits. etc. 10 salee now reach every he pom
the Western @ ntin-pt. aud not . Druggist but
will tell you OF lis wonderf Il cures. You can
bus q sample Bottle for 10 cent?, Tnre- doses
will relieve you. iei0 ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-06
A.o,h.r Arens Come 20 arIeE.

BIsMAncx. d. T., August o. Indian In
,psctor Hammond has completed his
standing Rock Indian Agency Investiga-
ton, and another. Hughes, Of Chicago,
has come 10 grief. He Was permitted TO
resign. Hughes 10 the agent that the In
disns wanted 10 drown . few weeks ago.
Hughes Is the ffth that has suecumbed TO
Hammond since he VA appointed Last
Winter. Every agency inspection has ro'
suited In somebody's dscapitatisn. The
se-callsd Missouri river pirates fear the
worst,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-06
~ ANY DEALER INFORMS

You that he has for iais . denifriee Identical
with or containing ingredients equaliing or
superior In efficacy 10 those Of eOzODONT
diseredit the statement and insist upon having
that alone. Dy doing 20 you viii secure j
containing botanic elements OF rare preserva.
tive influence upon The teeth. and one which
will endow them with most becoming white
ness. Another desirable feature OF this staple
toilet article is that II lmparts fragrance 10 the
breath. Sold by druggists. jyii I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-06
A RRuARKABLK CASE.

One Of the most extraordinary cures on
rsoord was ths: Of The man John y. Herman.
dss, residing In Salt Lake City. who vss 81
deaths door with that terrible diseass hsras-
mus the best medical aid had failed 10 stop
the progress OF the mAlsdy. wien twsny.thfcs
bottles OF BRIsTOL's sAkBAPAkL LA and
thfss phials Of BkisroLs PILLS made him .
vail man. ly73 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-06

Now that tho ladies are becoming inter
ssted In archery. the Piutes are doing .
thriving trade In arrows. They make eI-
osllsnt fsathsr-tipped arrows. but their
bows are too stif 10 b used BY lsdies-not
many white men can draw an arrow TO is
bead with . Piute bow.
TIE Trench mill. Silver City. to-day
started up regularly on bonansa orc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-06
TOWN TRUSTEES.
D0INGs OF Qua MUNICIPAL
GUARDIANS.

Regular Meeting OF shs heard Last
Eveuisx- Quarterly Repsrts 81
the Nssieipal 0niesrs
far Another Hydrant-rhs Road
Co the Alta Nine 20 b opssed-
View nloads fur oid-Esaaiisa-
ton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-06
rRR pAi.AOs EATING STAND.

For . roast OF beef unexeeiisd In Storey
county. 20 to Thomas Hsnron's Eating stand.
In the Palace Saloon. NO. Z North O street,
Virginia Oity. Frcsh oystsrs 81 all hour In
svsfy style. Forty miners always on hand q
night. For tasty, home style OF cooking. and
the best and fresl sst OF all that the MARKETS
AFFORD, the Palace Eating stAnd has no superior.
TT II. apis N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-06
rnK USES TO WHICH

Murray b Lsnman'' Florida Water 10 put may.
without sxssssntien, be said to BE- universal.
In refined and cultivated society It 10 recog.
nirsd a. the most refrsshing and ayr -sabie Of
perfumes for the handkerchief. the toilet and
ina hair. has I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-06

A regular meeting Of the Board Of Trus-
tees Of the town Of Gold Hill WAS held last
evening. Pressnt-Trustess Mercer. Cope
lapd and President Stevenson.
The Committee on Streets reported
everything in good condition.
The quarterly reports Of the Town Trus-
tees. Clerk and Marshal..vere read and re-
ierred to the proper committees.
The report Of Town Treasurer Gallup 10
given in full. as..follows:
To the Honorable Board OF Trustees OF
the Town Of Gold Hill-Gsntlemen: 1
herew..a submit my report for the quarter
ending July 81, 1878.
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q. n. GALLUP.

o. n. oALLur. opposite the Bank Of caiifos.
mis-. Gold Hill. keeps constantly on hand Ill
favorito b1nds Of Imported C:Gars, ohoics BIT
cigar. all kinda OF chewing tobacco, mser
schsum pipes, nuts, candles. ens CUTLERY, snd
tors and hnoy goods OF all ktnds. sp3dn
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snk that hath q new bonnet 10 more
consumed with Q desire 10 60 10 meeting
than seven pious women.
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MRDICAL WONDER.

This great cure for Rheumatism. Neuralgia
and ell Pains. Burns. scsids. Colds. and all
aches and palms that people and families suner
with. is really . wonder a.d . succe,s. J..
Jones. Jr. sslls 10 81 Uold Hill. jel7 sm
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A PERSON being asked why he had
given his daughter In marriage 70 . man
with whom be was at enmity, answered;
81 did II out Of pure revenge"