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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-01

FHrsu SuELL OlsrERs.-Morgan 4 Co.,
the famou. oysterm.n. No. 81. California
Market. San Francisco, whose advertise
mcnt can be seen in another column. con-
,iuue 10 supply the principal dealers as
we'll "A private families VI this section
with the best quality Of fresh shell oys-
ters. During the past Winter. they have
given the beet Of satisfaction, and they
rtill do 80. Morgan 4 Co. have their own
oyster beds, and their New York trans
p~l.nte,l oyster. are the best In the world.
send for a hundred. and they will como
through by express. carefully sacked, In
prime condition.
WILLIAM II. LEEm and Edward Duffy.
the miners who were killed in the Ophir
last Friday. were buried by the virginia
Miners Union yesterday.
THE Justice Mining Company shipped
two bars Of bullion from Virginia City
last Saturday evening valued At s1.OOi ~.
TELEPHONE communication has been
established between the Office 81 the Chol-
lar.Potosi mine and the Combination shaft.
TuE attempt ID pa, up the price OF mea,
has failed. Cash on the block. however,
will be the rule in tho future.
TnE Gold Hin Miners Union turned
ON, Yesterday to attend tho funeral OF their
late brother. J. J. Connolly.
En-. PARKINSON. the junior OF the Car
son Tc;1-.,. came up las, Saturday to see
tho "can-cAn.
TuK Hale 4 Norcro-s Mining Company
paid OF to-day. Tho roll amounted 10
Ss,ti9 %.
MAKE your orders for stocks before .
O'Clock this evening. or you will be shn'
out.
THERE will be . meeting Of the dold
Hill Board Of Town Trustees this evening"
Tux school-teachers Of Storey will draw
their money to-day or tomorrow.
TIM Virginia Relief Committee will
meetsat 7 O'Clock this evening.
WILD rLowrns are plentiful In and
around Sutro.
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district Court

In tho District Court for tho First
Judicial District Of Nevada, Rising.
Judge, tho following business was trans
acted Saturday:
Jenries OF al. vs.. James WEIGH ct A.
Judgment for defendant. Ten days stay
Of proceeding.
Wells W. Hasue-Judgment for defend.
Van Gorder Va. d. +. Lecte-Motion TO
disallow certain clerk fees taken under
advisement.
Estats Of J. X. Stuart. deceased-Timo
nIed for bearing application for letters.
Italian Benevolent Society W. Dele
plsine two cases)-Time to answer e.
tended.
Horning W. Kelly-Hearing OF motion
70 Dismiss motion for . new trial eonun-
ued till Saturday.
HYDE w. Centennial Company-Stone
4 Hyles withdraw ~ counsel for defend.
ant.
Welch W Rice-Cost bill retaIed BY TAX.
ing therefrom SIS. Defendant ordered 70
pay costs by the Sd OF April.
fngersoll W. Germain-Motion 10 dis
miss denied by the court.
State W. Lady Bryan Mining Company
Demurrer confessed. Twenty days 70
amend.
stats W. James walsh ct A.-Dcmurrer
permitted 10 verify answer.
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OFFICIAL MINING LETTERS.

The following letters, under tho dates
given. have beei sent from the comstock
to the principal Offices Of tho various COM
panies in San Francisco:
~ALiroRSiA
vIRorSIx CrTr. March 80, is7s.-C. p.
Gordon. Esq. Secretary California Mining
Company-Dear Sir: On the 1900 level
we are yet engaged In retimbering the
northwest drift from the G. 4 G. drift.
ON the 1850 level the north drift has
been advanced 81 feet ; total length. ZIG
feet. The rock Is very hard.
On the 1000 level west crosscut NO. .
has been advanced II feet; total length
81 feet. The ore continues OF low grade
The south drift in advance OF the ore
Slopes Is being continued. The face oil
the drift Is to-day in ore OF low grade.
The ore breasts on this level are looking
well.
on the 1850 level the north drift from
the shaft /, In lG6 feet: progress for the
vel. rs feet. The rock continues very
barI' We arc now engaged In enlarging
AMI retimbering crosscut No. 8. which. ON
being advanced 20 feet. will connect with
the north drift and secure good ventila-
ton. The ore breasts are without change.
The work Of e~nlArging and retimbering
the northwest drift from the q. 4 Q. drift
is not yet commenced.
On the 1850 level west crosscut No. Q Is
thoroughly timbered. The north drift In
the ore body. adjoining the west clay. has
bsen run 20 feet. The ore passed through
Is % good quality.
On the 1910 level the Ophir Joint Wine
has been sunk and timbered y feet and
is now ~ feet In depth. Tho material
passed through Is hard blasting rock. The
upraisc from the 1900 level OF tho Ophir
mine has been advanced seven feet total.
~ feet. The rock il extremely hard.
TN the 1850 level the east drift from No.
) VIM. has been advanced ID feet. and 10
now in 26s feet. There IL NJ change In
the material passed through.
At the q. 4 @. shaft tho plunger pump
at the 1850 level station is In place and
running. The water continues. very strong.
JAMES u. fAiR, Supt.
pr u m pattnn.
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Funeral Of I'D. s,~nery.

The funeral Of FL. Gallery. in Gold Hill
Yesterday afternoon. was well attended.
The obsoquies were under direction OF tho
sarsfold Guard. 81 which company de-
ceased was an esteemed member. The
military companies Of Virginia were rep
resented by details % men ia full uni
form. The procession was headed by
Peppingham's band. which played mourn
full airs while passing through Main street.
The turnout Of carriages was extensive.
and quits q number u citizens walked out
o. the graveyard. The ceremonies were
impressive. Ed. Gallery hal many friends
In this community. and they expressed
their sorrow In . fitting manner by fol-
lowing his remains 10 tho grave.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-01

The Board Of County Commissioners
met in Virginia City this afternoon. All
the members Of tho Board were present.
It being tho time specified by law for
making tho tax levy for the present fiscal
year. County Clerk McFarland's ONCE. In
which the Board meets. was crowded with
tax payers. prominent among which were
noticed George A. King aud F. A. Tritle.
County Auditor Nichol, County Surveyor
Hast and Mayor Belknap wore also In
attendance.
A number Of monthly bills were pre-
sonted and disposed Of In the usual way.
County Recorder Nichol presented tho
following
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MEXICAN.

Fer W. n. Fatten.
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prsr AND HKLcHER.

vunorsi, err. March 81. 1875 William
Willis, Esq. Secretary Best 4 Belchcr
Mining Company-Desr Sir Tho joint
winze. 100 level. Is down ITO feet. having
made l6 feet for the week. We passed
through . streak Of very hard blasting
porphyry. which 10 the reason OF tho few
feet sunk. We arc now In soft porphyry
with siips Of clay and gypsum. This 10
the only work ve are doing. ~ the 1907
level Ia not yet drained.
Y. y. OsnisIoN. Supl.
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SAVAGE.

VIRGINIA CRY. April I. is7s.-E. b.
Holmes. ESQ, Secretary Savage Mining
Company-Dear Sir : The water stands
to-day about 100 feet below the 1000 level.
We have not attempted 10 lower II tho past
week. owing TO repairs at the Hale Nor.
cross. which will 30 completed tomorrow.
Tho water 10 weaker than At any time
during the past eight months. We will
rsume lowering donkey pumps to-mor.
row. Tho east crosscut from tho 1000 level
has been advanced during the past week
~ feet In hard blasting rock. and the
north drift during the same time. ~ feet ;
making . total Of 236 feet. Incline re-
timbered D feet. We have suspended re-
pairs In the vertical shaft for tho present.
We have put two Burlsigh drills In ope,r.
alton this morning. aud expect V make
bitter progress on crosscuts In future.
N. q. GILLETTE. Supt.
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The first quarterly shooting tournament
flor the year 1879 Of the Virginia Shoot
ing Club took place at tho Mound House
yesterday. This Club Is composed OF
sporting, professional and business men.
the majority Of whom reside In Storey
county. A. G. Pratt. editor Of tho Genoa
.ysr., is. wo believe, the only exception.
He, Of course. halls from Douglas comfy.
but being more than an average good man
he was allowed to join the club.
The contest yesterday was spirited, from
:. sod" 70 I" hook" and much interest
vas manifested by the spectators - we'll %
the participants. Tho visitors were nu.
merous.
The competitors were required 70 shoot
Al twenty birds. ten single birds 1t II
Yards rise, and ton double birds ct IS yards
rise, tho usual rules governing. Below the
score Is given In full
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UTAH.

VIRGINIA CIrr. March 80. ls1s.-0co. G.
Pratt. Esq. Secretary Utah Silver Mining
Company-Dear Sir: On the ll5O level
east crosscut No. I has been advanced 81
feet ; total length. % feet. On our 1850
level a south lateral drift has been eI-
tended Is feet I; total length. $40 feet. Tho
face Of this drift Ia In . mixture OF clay
and porphyry. East crosscut No. . has
ben advanced Is feet, and east crosscut
No. s, IS feet. We have been engaged in
timberiug west crosscut No. !. Some wa
t-r has been encountered In east crosscut
No. 2, but not enough ~ be Of any hin.
drance. Our machinery Is all working
satisfactorily.
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n CURRY.

VIRGINIA Cur. March 81. ls7s.-A. X.
Durbrow. Esq. Secretary Gould 4 Curry
Mining Company-Doar Sir: During the
week the main incline was sunk IL feet.
The ground works we'll, but tho water 10
very strong. On Friday night one OF our
donkey pumps broke down. and Tho water
came up 30 feet In tho incline before we
could repair the break. and We have not
yet pumped It down. Hope to DO able TO
resume sinking Thursday morning. The
new air compressor Is In place. and think
will be running some time during the
coming week. Everything is In good
shape to do . great amount OF work a.
soon a. We can drain the 1900 level. and 1
feel positive this can DO done In 10 days,
II We have no break down.
y. y. 0sBIsros. Supt.
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HALE AND

VIRGINIA err. April I. ls7s.-Joel y.
Lightner. Esq. SECRETARY Hale 4 Sorcross
Silver Mining Company-Dear sir The
water stands to-day the same . Last re-
ported, " feet belov the 1000 level. Our
stoppAges Of tho pump for the past week
Amounted 10 ~ hours and rs minutes.
Total number Of strokes cO.3t6, or an
average Of 6.i6 strokes per minute. Tbs
Chollsr-N orcross-SavAge shaft Wa sum- 10
feet; total depth. 2.05i feet.
PuILIPr DEiDrsHrIAKh. bupt.
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bELcHER.

aoIp HILL. March 30, ls7s.-James
Newiands. Esq.-Dear Sir Tho Wine
from the 1900 west drift, 10 connect with
the old incline Ia up u feet, 20 feet more
will make the connection. The southeast
erosscut. which Is 200 feet north Of the
1000 Wine, 10 In "a feet. The face shows
quartz and porphyry. The south drift
from the 2iG0 level IL In So feet. 30 feet
having been added during the week. The
north incline 10 down Is feet below the
22C0 level. Tho donkey pumps being put
in for the purpose Of pumping the water
10 tho Overman. while u pumps are
being repaired. will DO completed to-mor.
row. The work Of easing the timbers In
the pump shaft Is still going on. Every
thing In and about tho mine Is running
satisfactorily.
w. II. SMITH, Supt.
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Omeers Elect.

At the annual meeting Of tho s~lockhold.
ars Of the Ward Mining Company. In Ban
Francisco, SOTO shares Of the stock was
represented. and the following gentlemen
were elected officers TO servo for the ensu'
ing year Directors-Thos. Cole. Calvin
W. Kellogg. J. n. Livingston. ]. O. Pal
mer and w. q. Parker. President. Thos.
Cole ; Vice President, Calvin W. Kellogg ;
Treasurer. J. n. Livingston ; Secretary.
Jacob stadtfeld. Jr.; Superintendent y.
N, ThAyer.
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Beanasa RaIIIon.

The bonanza mines made . shipment Of
bullion from Virginia City last Saturday
evening. The bars numbered ios. OF
these So were from the Consolidated vir-
giniA Company. valued At $2t2,4sl IL,
and 60 from tho California Company.
valued 1t $237 $40 IS. Tho statement for
the present fiscal month o stands -
fnlIoUs
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Railroad Aecidess.

About Q p. N. to-day . switch engine.
with . bor.car loaded with bar iron, came
down from the Yellow Jacket main shaft,
when. In rounding the curve crossing
Main street, tho car jumped tho track and
dumped itself squArely over on the plat.
form next TO Stern's store. d. Roze, the
brakeman, was thrown with considerable
force against the wall Of the store, severely
straining his right hip and the small Of his
back. y. A. Crisp, who VA inside OF the
car. was very fortunate In escaping with .
dislocation Of his left instep. The car WA
pretty essentially smashed up.
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sAS FR,ScIsco. April i-2:JO p. n.
Ophir. 40. Al, i0s. IL. AZ.
silver Hin. I 20.
Manhattan. ~
Mexican. u.
California. 2ss .2sS.
Union Con-, , bid.
Savage, ~.
McCraeken, 3.
Defrecs. i5c. iOc.
Alta. a..
Crown Point. G5.
Julia. ~, 255.
Bullion. 4 IS.
Exchequer. 3. 295
Utah. 81 bid, i0Askel.
Succor. TIC.
CalcioniA. AZ.
Ophir. 4iS. u, i0s.
on. Virginia. 49,, 20 bio, 30.
Modoc. 1 50. l 70.
Hale 4 Norcross, So.
Gould A Curry. Z.
Mexican. i2S.
Grand Prize. Ca, ca.
Ophir. ~. ~. nv.
Ward. 95c. poo.
Sierra Nevada. J, J %.
Belle Isle. 5jc.
Mexican, l2h.
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To Days. Fire.

The alarm Of fire At half.pass s O'Clock
this afternoon was caused By the burning
Of the house Of A. @. Pascoe. President Of
the Miners' Union. on Petaluma street.
The furniture VA al removed before the
flames got under full headway. and - We
20 to press we learn that tho Ore 10 e1tih.
puished,
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VIRGINIA CnY. March 30. is7s.-C. L.
Weller. President Mexican Mining Com
pany-Dear Sir: Wa have not been able
As yet to work on tho joint east
drift 10 the 1900 level. a. tho heat IL In.
tense In the north drift.
On the 100 level the drift north from
the main Ophir incline TO the Ophir Joint
winke down to the 1900 level 10 being en-
larged and re-timbered. which. when
completed. will materially assist the venu-
lAtion Of th. 1900 north drift.
On the 1000 level the work OF putting In
larger compressed air pipes 10 u south
line u completed. We have started .
drift ON this level north from our south
line, which will straighten mp and shortsn
our north lateral drift $50 feet In . dis
tAncc ~ $50 feet, and enable us 10 crosscut
TO the east To better advantage.
The Joint Union Consolidated crosscut
on our northern boundary has been 81
tended n feet : total length. 206 feet. The
material passed through has hesn hard
blasting rock.
I~r. ~ Pan Hunt-
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Annual ssasemens.

Tho question Of fixing the rate Of taxa
ton for the prosont fiscal year was brought
forward. when the following was read:
mi TuH HONORABLE BOARD or
j County Commissioner Of Storey county
aentle men: Herewith I beg to submit my
statement VI the receipts and disbursement OF
STOREY county for the year commencing April y.
1871, and ending March 81, 1878. both inclusive:
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CALIFORNIA.
Cssdid.ses far Tsws omes.

As will he seen BY dine notice In our. adj
vsrtisins columns to-day. o. II. Gallup,
q present Town Treasurer, and j. l..
McCleery. Town MarshAl. are both an
nounced - candidates for reelection 70
the respective Offices Allied BY them. Their
sficial career and record during the pro.
sent term has been most excellent, and
unless better men can DO found, they are
very liable to DO reelected.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
THE TAX LEVY FOR ls7s FIXED
AT o. ON EACH 800.

Interesting Statements from she
once OF Cou MY Recorder Michel
"A Full Exhibit Of Last Years
Expeaditures-John w. Mackay
ON she Bonasss Htnes-Their
Probable Yield Fixed ~ SIS.
100000 Or e20,0oo,ooo.
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Per W. II. Patton.

cmoLLAR-roIosi n coNBISArIoS SHAFT.
viRarSI, CRY. March 20. 1s7s.-A.k X. p.
Harmon, President Chollar-Potosi Mining
Company-DeAr Sir: During the week
ending this date the CbollAr-
age shaft has been sunk IS feet. making
the total depth 2O5i feet. In the early
part Of the week we passed through .
streak Of porphyry and clay. carrying con-
siderable water. but are now In hard. blast-
ing ground. and the quantity Of water 10 de-
creasing. The water has been readily ham
died by the skcets. and has not materially
interfcred with the sinking. The pump at
the Chollar- Potosi has worked lss hours.
Isaac l.. RrouA. Supt.
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Rsm,inlps in Hospital April /. -.

OF tho above, 10 are females and Al
males. Daily average Of patients In hos-
pit.l during March, 81.
Thomas Moses, Justice Of tho Peace for
Township No. !. reported ~ follows Fees
received In civil cases. sl.0iG G5 ; fees re-
ceived In criminal cases. sl,O7O. Total,
S2.l16 G5.
Malachi Norton, Constable Of Township
No. I, reported: Fees collected In civil
cases, S79i fees In criminal cases. 81. 293;
total, 81, 8 OIL.
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TIE LIE cRAPHIc.
Last Weeks Caucus Of
Republican Senators.
A WISE CONCLUSION NOT TO oP.
POSE PRESIDENT HAYES.
Secretary Sherman to be Inter.
viewed on Resumption.
lsrsoIAL DnrArcn TO RE ooLD Huh
DALI Nxwu.l
Tina P.rsy aud the Preside.t.

-
The Party and she Presidess.
WASHINGTON. March 81. = Republican
sen,tor. continue 70 Ia extremely retIoent
.......,.. ...,.,,.,,. o,r.r. hr, thar
s ~.
u no longer any aouo' .nA' u" Puipo'e
vas 70 endeavor 10 bring the few so-cailed
Administration senators into line with the
majority, and that IL broke up without &C.
complaining anything Whatever In this di.
r~ection. On the contrary, Matthews, Chris
tiancy, Burnside, and one or two others,
definitely refused 10 yield 10 the pressure.
The party associated and Indignantly de-
MED that their course In uniting with DEM
ocrats TO confirm certain nominations had
sny tendency 10 lead the President astrsy
from Republican principles or from sound
Republicsn policy, These declarations
zero met With Arguments which psrtook
anslIv of a somev8at angry and threaten
inc tono. The caucus. sfter 4 brief but
eItremely Animated session, adjourned,
leaving The breach still wider. II 10 be-
iieyed. however, that calmer counsels will
vet prevail, and that an open public rup-
ture will be avoided.
The caucus Of Republican Senators yes
terdsy resulted In no formal action. II
appears from views expressed by Senators
tb.t xbiis .bs, conceds That The speecb Of
senator Hove. delivered 4 week AGO, IL
m.inIv iust in its strictures on the course
~ ths LdministrstIon' tbev can s,e no
nronrietv in reoIiiinc p.st events In Louis.
iant and elsevbero and making 4 direct
issue with the PRECEDENT, and they are also
Agreed that the so-called civil service re-
form ID . deception aud . failure. They
therefore think that Republicans should
strive to strengthen their party. irrespect-
I've OF what the President may say or DO.
They point to the late election In New
Hampshire to show that IL resulted In
favor Of the Republicans apart from any
consiaerstlon conncesea WIZ ~. uniu,nn
that i, would DO better 70 spprove Of such
measures Is they can 10 the future. than TO
oppose he President 10 DIS soulnern con.
Giii.'lon Poi'y I'M pau,hiie.n .nnsn.sI
Rs.ide.. n MAZE an Omen issue Win The
PRECEDENT vould benefit the Democratic
marty 10 the injury Of tho Republican
marty. They say they can do nothing. no
matter what, independent Of tho course
which the President may think proper 10
nursue. Al the same time they do not
impute Dishonesty OF 10 the Pres
ident. and sec something Ia his Admins.
ration 10 spproyc. but they doubt the
wisdom Of much Of his so-called policy.
Al 4 committee OF Senators appointed by
q caucus heretofore called on the President
with regard TO appointments. etc., and
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A CARD.

To all Who are suffering from the erros and
indiscrstious Of youth. nervous wesknsss. early
decay, loss Of manhood. etc. I will send .
receipt that will cure you. PREF OF cnAnan.
This great rsnsdy vas discovered By . mission.
All In south America. send Q self-addressed
envelope 10 the RRv. JUsEPH 7. fNhAN,
station d, Bible House. New York CITY.
sel0 Am
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O. II. GALLUP.

O. n. GALLUP. opposite the Bank Of califor.
fIyostte brands Of lmportsd Cigar. ohoios bit
cigsrs, eli tiuds OF chewing tobacco. meef.
schsum pipes, nuts, candles. nns cutlery. and
TOYS and hncy goods OF all kinds sp3s
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MERCHANT TAILOR.

NV. Downing. Merchant Tailor. Main strsst.
Gold Hill. opposite Gibson's saloon. A splso-
did stock Of cloths just rscsived. ealts mads
TO order. Charges reasonable. MA In
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PIGEON SHOOTING.

First Quarterly MestisE Of the Viz.
giuia shoesisg Ciub-Dr. sebfn'
son she winner OF she First Prise
I'D. Harris 0ets Away wish she
seeoud-rom Diamond the Third
Man-Smalt shot.
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A FALSE HOPE.

. The slct are often deceived by the promises
held out to them Of speedy cures to be Der.
formed By some so-called remedy. which, wh,n
tried, proves worthless. We do not Wish 70
rsiss any ialss hopes, but We conndsnty ssseft
duced by bad blood, there 10 on unfailinE help
10 Brstols ~Sarsapsrilla and Pills. mh,6
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Quarterly Reports

no TIE HONORABLE BOARD or
County c. mmissionsrr Of Storey county
Gentlemen. Herewith I beg 10 submit my
report Of the finances Of storey county for the
quarter year commencing January !. iS1s. and
ending March 81. 1878. bJth inclusive;