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MISSES CLOAKS.

orr MISSES cLoAKS HAVE ALL BREN REDUCED
And ARRANGED IN LOrs, AT Low PRICES. TO SUIT
CUSTOMERS
OUR PRiCEs RANGE FROM e. u TO ti2
WE MAKE A SPECIAL OFfERINu OF GRAY
CAMEI.s HAIR CLOAK, Trimmed WITH VELVET
AND SILK, AT 81; WORTH $40.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-01
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WE CONTINUE Our GRkAr SALE II MS Dt
FANIMLNr
COMPARE OF n rRiCFS
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BEFORE SOLD LISS IliAN i2i,c
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-01

GS0 FINE round corners carved legs piano,
DOOs mortlIV lusiallmcnt-, ono almost new, $3.50
Ienl - kRAkAI kh. q Union slnare lth AYl. I'm 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-23
HussEY CONSOLIDATED.
Absus Co C~sssssesee nttiisg Ore
Mich Results AasieipAse<a-Cs Cess
disiss sfshe Mtse-Ne~ Ore vsas
discovered.

A private letter from . friend at Cornu-
.on,. ,;v,,y M. inflammation relative 10
s'f" $50 u.-I-. r.. a..
the mines IN tha' uisH'c'' says '"a' ue
Leopard mill will start up on ore from the
uns..v Consolidated mine on the frat Of
- go :. ...,m,,.,,on a, or.
hA'0". S''" - -,
from the mine u arriving NJ tho miii' q
when the run commences u will not be
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-23
Ming she Issii.

Many Of tho gentlemen who attend ri.
per's New Opera House in Virginia City
20 out between the acts 70 get . drink.
There IL nothing particularly wrong In
this, so far - we know. The circumstance
is simply mentioned in ordert TO make room
for n suggestion. II must be evident that
those who are spiritually inclined are fond
Of remaining In the bar.room a. long -
possible. Indeed, experiences has shown
this 10 be the case. Many times the audit
ence Is disturbed after tho raising OF the
curtain by the noise Of returning tipplers.
OF this. complaint 10 made, and most
reasonably. too. IL would 10 . good plan
10 have q bell In the bar room.
with q connecting wire leading be.
hind tbs scenes. Over tho bell should
be inscribed. Tho Curtain VIII Rise
Three Minutes after this bsll rings." Az
the proper time the stage manager or the
promptsr might pull the wire, and thus
warn the drinkers that the time for them
10 get back To their seats had arrived.
The disturbance. which has become . Tea
ture in Virginia City. may thus In = meas-
ure DO stopped.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-23
CALIFORNIA.
rrssd Isiand Yiooded-Th River
Faiiiag at hacraineato-Thc Ex'
aminatiau OF Merrill.

BAN Francisco. Feb. "a. Washing.
tons birthday was celebrated Ivy q partial
suspension OF business. Flags were dis
played throughout tho city and on the
shipping In the harbor. A review Of the
National Guard was the only public demon
stration made.
A Sacramento dispatch says the levec on
Andres Island. In the delta Of tho river.
broke yesterday. and that island and Bran.
nan Island. which 10 connected with II by
dikes, arc flooded. Yesterday afternoon
the levee on Grand Island also broke, and
the island 10 now flooded. These three
islands contain about . 0 1000 acres, mostly
In Q high state Of cultivation. Tho high
bank land along the river Is mostly
devoted 10 orchards and vegetable farms.
while 1.-The interior IL . broad expanse OF
wheat fields. The damage must be Inn
mense, though the estimate Of . Sacra'
mento correspondent-$l5 DOC, 900 70 $20,-
0OO, OO0-is undoubtedly . gross eIagger-
alton. Steamers and barges have been
sent from Sacramento TO rescue live stock
II possible. The flooding Of these Islands
and adjacent main land has lowered tho
river at Sacramento. Tho water In the
village Of Washington. opposite. Is In con-
sequence falling.
10 the Merrill case this afternoon II was
shown by evidence that the mysterious per-
son who boarded the schooner McKinnon
early In the evening before she sailed was
Frank II. Merrill, brother Of the prisoner.
The latter 10 growing decidedly nervous -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-23
Lawyer Cewis.

ANKws reporter called upon the noted
character All Cowie this morning. He
was In tho Sherifrs Office in the County
Courthouse. Virginia City. In answer TO
question he said that he had not yet
secured bail. but that no expected 70 do 90
before 3o'clock this afternoon. He seemed
10 consider his arrest . mere farce. and
all that a. soon - his examination took
place the public would be thoroughly en-
i,gbtened concerning the whole adAir. He
IL confident that he can make . showing
Of facts that completely exonerate him from
ali blame in the matter. He claims that
he acted only o. an attorney; hal be knows
nothing personally Of any change IN China,
men h such . change did take place. Q
that he IL innocent Of any wrong 10 me
matter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-23
misiag Accident.

Robsrt Tyaek. one Of the contractors for
the sinking Of the overmsn shaft. wa
seriously injured at 0 O'Clock this morn
ing. lie was working at the bottom OF the
shaft. sixty feet below the 400 level. and
started 70 step across the shaft In order 70
get into the pump compartment. when 2
descending cage caught him and crushed
him against the timbsrs and bottom OF the
shait. Tho full weight Of the cago came
upon his body. Tyack's compsnions rang
the a Z up Immediately and relieved him
IS o a. possible. Upon examination u
was found that his left hip was dislocatrd
and that his back was badly bruised. No
bones were broken, however. and IL 10
hoped that the injuries will not prove
fatal. Tyack va removed 70 Nat. Roe,s
house. near the HOMESTEAD. In Gold Hill,
where proper medical aid Was rendered.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-23
A GRNrLR HINT.

In our style Of climate. with IT. sudden
changes Of tempersturs-rin. wind and sun
shine onen interminslins In . sinsls day--it IL
no wonder that our children. friends and rels.
tlyes arc 90 frequently taken from Ne By
neglected colds. half the deaths resulting
directly from this cause. A bottle OF Bosches's
German syrup kept about your home for imme-
diste use will prevent ssftous sickness, . large
doctor. bill. and psrhsps death. b. the use oil
three or four doser. Foe curing Consumption.
H~emorhages, Pneumonia, severe Coughs.
Group, or any dlsesse OF the Throat or LuuEs.
liz snccsss IL simply wonderful. - your drug
rist will tell you. herman syrup 10 now sold
In every town and village on this continent.
sample bottles for trial. 10 eentsi rexulaf ala,
rs cents. fel5 ~ ON
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-23
EUROPE.
lsrsclAL DisrArcH TO YHs Com HuL
DAILY NKws.l d.

The Bisuatioa In Casters Europe.
LONDON. February ga well-informsd
Vienna correspondent afirms that Ssfvet
Pasha still hesitates 10 sign General
Iguatief's conditions defining the eastern
and southern limits Of Bulgaria. and says
the condition also. despite the denial Of
the Aqenee Race. prescribes the expulsion
practically Of tho entire Mussulman
population.
The idea Of the Sulhn's Withdrawal 70
Broussa 10 again mooted st C~onstantino-
pie.
II IL positively maintained. despite the
statements In tho British Parliament, that
the arrangements between England and
Russia 10 By no means perfected; that the
announcement Of the Muscovtte's inton-
ton TO occupy Constantinople has caused
the whole affair TO enter upon . new phase.
and that In consequence the British
Squadron has again returned 70 Princes
Islands.
General Ignatiefrs dragoman ID 81 Con.
stantinople pressing the Turks 70 como to
. speedy decision.
The TSmes and Daily Telegraph both re-
gard the situation - very unsatlsfsctory.
Tho latter says that nothing could we'll DO
darker than tho prospects.
Tnrkey's IreseIsds.
CoSsrASriSoPLK. Feb. 2s.-The draft OF
the peace conditions contained . stipula-
ton that tho six principal Turkish iron.
~ -- A. n.-. - AZ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-23
Personal.

Captain Commend Of the State Prison
Guard vas In town this morning. having
come up yesterday 10 see the fashions. He
attended the National Guard ball last
evening, and had Q particularly good time.
He speaks very highly Of the festivities Of
tbe occasion and the excellent manner In
which everything Vas conducted. The
Captain wore the beautiful Maltese Gross
recently presented 70 him By tho snte
Prison Guard,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-23
Free Hamburg.

A number Of gentlemen who were born
In tho great FREQ city Of Hamburg met In
Virginia City yesterday for tho purpose Of
unfurling 70 the free brcezes Of Jul noun
tain STATE the ensign Of their v indie
pendent municipality. These gentlemen
are o naturalised citizens Of the United
states, but still they hold In their hearts
. love for their old homes. Among the
Hamburgers present were J. Q. Ruleing.
N. vollmers. william Eckboh, III. w.
Tsngermann, John ~Dunckhorst, J. Z.
BerEst. II. COIN. Of Virginia City. and
Emil Scholl and Chris. weldsmann, OF
Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-23
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY.
YIrnriELp, Ne. April q. 100

PlIRrrELD, Me-. April 10, 1854.
Johannesburg numsrous certificates In
the Maine Farmer endorsing the merits Of tho
great Lung Remedy. wlstar's Bslssm OF wild
Chery, I am Induced and take great pleasure
In giving publicity TO he great cure 70 socom.
plisted In my family In the year 1853. During
the Summer Of that rear my snn, Henry A.
Archer. now postmaster In this place. WAS A.
tackled with splitting Of blood, cough. weakness
Of lungs and general debility. 90 much 20 that
our family physician declared him TO have 3
seated consumption" He was under medical
treatment for . number OF months, but received
no Dsne1t from II. Al length, from the solicita'
ton OF himself and others. ! was induced "
purchase one bottle Of wistars bAlsam OF Wild
Cherry, which benefited him % much thst !
obtained another, which IN . short time restored
him 10 his u,uai state OF health can aafeiy
recommend this remedy 70 others In like con-
dltion. for u 10. think. all 10 purports 70 oe-
the great lung remedy for the times.
The above statement. grntlemen, 10 my vol
untary offering TO you In favor OF youf baissm,
and 10 1t your disposal. . ever. yours.
fei AND REV ARCHER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-23
A CARD.

To all who arc suffering nom the errors and
indiscrstlons Of youth. nervous weshnsss. sariy
decay, loss Of manhood. etc. I will send .
receipt that will cure you. YhEI o. HANOI.
This great remedy vas discovered by Q nisaion.
arr In south America. Send Q s~elf-addressed
envelope TO the RRv. JOSEPH 7. IMAM,
station ID. Bible House. New YORK City.
Se20 em
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-23
rnR PALACE RATING STAND.

For . roast OF beef unezeslisd In Storey
county, 70 to Thomas Hsfron's Eating Stand.
in the Palace saloon. NO. ] North o strret,
Virginia CITY. Presh oystsrs 81 all hour In
every style. Forty miners always on hand ..
The best and fresl sst Of aIl that the markets.
Afford, the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
Try II. apis u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-23
THE coMsTocx AND sam FRAN
CISCO.

The Heavy Expsass Of Mini.g-As-
ssssmssss and Who Gets the
Bsnsns OF Them-Hsw sas fras-
cisee Reaps . Cossisuai Hsrvess
froa our Minss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-23
REPORr.
D. rrs.eises Board.


oan RRaaeiseo Dooro-
-
RUS hoAsSe
23s Ophir. Nk. 1k
IS MEXICAN, i3S. lSk
30 Gould q Curry, 81, st 6
AS B>sl q Belcher. isH. iss bs. isX
$50 California, 2sk. 2ss
las savage, f0A, iot
80 Con. Virginia, 9lh, nv b5, 27S
20 Choilsr. Potosi. xaS. a.
80 Hale 4 Nercross. lux, i0,s
9s0 Grown point. sk. 4 g. s.. go. Ass
ans Yellow Jaekst, i0k, l0r. iOg. II
t7s Imperial. 7e
t3Aipha. ION
$50 Bslchsr, Z 20. az
$50 sierra Nevada, th,A0.t0
90 utah, i0k
ms Bullion, A,Ao6
40 HleseQuer, . %. IS. az
80 Ovssmsn. IAN, Is
go Justice. ioS. l0k bs
$40 Alta. So. y. an bs
leo Julia. . ~. ais
so Caledonia. 30. . 20. as
iITs sueeor, 7so. ass
rs Baltimore
30 silver Hi, %
tss New York. 20
TO senator, AZ
$50 voodviile. COO. Csc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-23
q. II. GALLUP.

o. n. oALLur. opposite the Bank Of oalifor.
nis, Gold HUI, hscps constantly on hand oil
fsyorite brands Of Iuported C.xay. choice bit
cigars. all kiyds OF chewing tobacco. meef.
schsum pipes, nuts, candles. hns CUTLERY, and
toys and fancy goods OF all kinds. apps n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-23


PLrvIAL SrArisrIcs.-Since 1919 there
were only sir years In which the rainfall
hs. excecded that Of this year. These are;
Isl9. $50 inches; 1851. 3j.26: 1861,
49.27; 1866. 3i.92; isG7. 9s.st; isIi'
si.7l.
TuK streets Of Virginia City are In q
horrible condition. Gold Hill 10 more
favored. The snow melted here sooner.
and the mud has been allowed W wash
od.
Ir IL difficult IN understand how vir-
GINA City can spend so much on her
streets and still have them in such bad
condition.
Tor Fox works for Marx strouse In vir-
einia City. Tom Is q happy man to-day.
Tor this Is the one hundredth anniversary
Of his fathers birthday.
SUPERINTENDENT DERBY CT the Alta
mine. denies the IMPORT that . compromise
has been effected with tho Justice people,
A sALL will be given in Carson by the
employc, Of the Virginia and Truekee
Raiirosd ON the 18th OF next month.
Jrpar A. A. PUTNAM. Of Gold Hill. has
r~cc,ntlv announced his intention OF re-
summing the practice OF law.
Tur San Franciseans have plenty Of toll
ephonos. Why aro they not generally IN
troduced on the Comstockf
A LIST Of tho officers Of tho Trojan
- r.-o.,v -. h.en filed with
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-23
TESTIMONIAL TO JOHN ?. JONES.
A Ce.srasaissery Dispsseh sent
yesterday from the Cs.sssek.

The following dispatch was yesterday
sent TO Hon. John p. Jones BY the leading
citizens. mining supcrinsendsnts and pro-
fcssiouL and business men Of tho Com
stock range. II was but Just that the I'M
firing efforts and constant labors Of our
Senator for tho passage Of the Silver bill
should have been acknowledged BY our
people In some such testimonial:
VIRGINIA. New. Feb. "a. 1878.
To Hon. John p. Jones, Washington, ID.
c.: "well done. thou good and faithful
servant" The people Of the State OF Ne
yads, without distinction Of party. are
grateful 70 you for your ceaseless labor, In
securing the passage Of the Silver bill.
They rejoice Of their deliversnce, and when
time shall have shown tho necessity Of
silver demonstration. - they feel IL to-day.
the people Of thirtyeight States will Join
with them In blessing . measure which
has brought TO them financial independ'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-23

Tue ~Yoongvorth Oyster and Chop House.
No. u South O street. Virginia City. 10 the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-23
,IRRCIIANT TAILOR.

J.w. Downing. Merchant Tailor. Main street,
Gold Hill. opposite aibsou's saloon. A splen-
did stock Of cloths lust rsosived. Suits mAds
TO order. Chsrsss reasonable. fsi2 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-23

Tn. ~Younsworth Oyster and Chop House.
No. n South @ street. Virginia City, 10 the
leading establishment on the Comstock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-23

Ika 0LOahat W
sncs.
John ". Msckay. Nat. canaysn,
J. q. Fair, X. r. keatng'
George A. King. Cha. M. Bonnemors
]. N. Taylor. W. d. shepherd.
], p. Martin, y. b. Segur.
@. O. Pendergsst. NJ. O. Hillyer.
w. ii. Blauvelt. ID. II. Jackson.
]. w, Eckley, T.. Strother.
W. II. Patton, Richard Rising'
y. Y. 0sbiston, q. II. Belknap,
NJ. q. Gillette. J. y. Lewis,
p. Deidesheimer, d. O. Whitman.
I. L. Rsaua, W. Z. y. Dcal.
+. A. Schultz. O. j. Hillyer,
Frank Thayer. ID. u. Lyman
A. @. Hamilton, Jonas seely.
T. q. Taylor, Robert Lindsay'
W, II. Smith, ". II. Dixon.
Charles PormAn. 7. A. stephens,
O. Derby, ]. A. Stephens.
\. 7. Curtis. A. u. Elliot.
Il. L. Jones, W. II. WOODBURY..
II. II. Taylor. Fred. Boegle,
II. L. Lowery, ]. O. Hampton,
N. Kirkpatrick A. u. Thompson.
J. Bcaniker. A. Il. waters,
Geo. T. MArye. Mark strouse.
y. A. Tritle. Il. II. Smith,
]. d. Hereford, Oliver Lonkey.
L. p. Drexler, Jasper Babcock.
Geo. II. Dana, John 0illig.
II. Y. Pixlsy. Geo. r. Foard.
Speysr Brothers, James Kelley.
W. q. Thompson. II. Gilman.
J. kolfc, W. Gearhart
L. d. Frankel. A. J. Tyrrell.
Y. Terra, Conrad wiegand.
Frank Wheeler. @. Cummings,
N. q. Hall. A. Fraser,
p, J. Aiken, George Emmett,
MARI Heath, ". II. Eckart.
Geo. Aitchison, Banner Brothers.
Doctor Collins, Joe Barnert.
OF Dillingham;. b. Lipman.
]. II. Stewart, A. Roos,
James Van Week. d. Block 4 Co..
Owen Frazer. A.vasnberg a Co..
W. ID. Hickok, J. Morris,
n. n. Dsggett, COIN a IsaAcs.
O. @. Goodwin, T. II. Ford.
d. +. Mccarthy. q. Jules German,
All. Dotsn. Sullivan q Dunston.
J. @. Currie, ID. III. Jones,
J. II. Nalion, Breed b Crosby.
T.. y. Davis, Miles Finlen.
y. Frederick, W. Y. stewart.
]. Grant. l.. ii. Torp,
A. HanAk, d.. o. Addison,
II. Penoyer, T.. Nye.
II. 3. Mesick. J. Randall.
]. u. Overton, Brown a 1sssell.
A. j. Mcdonnell, And many others.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-23
a Missing steamer Foand.

HARrYoRD. Feb. 22.-The steamer City
Of Hartford. from New York for saybrook.
Connecticut. Thursday night, and for tho
safety Of which there were grave apPro-
tensions. arrived this morning at her des-
tination. twenty-nine hours overdue. she
had sought refuge from tho storm In Long
Island harb0r.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-23

CRAPHIC.
A National Party" That
Wants Green backs.
THE PLATFORM AND RESOLUTIONS
ON WHICH n STANDS.
speculations on the Fate
of the Silver Bill.
ALL tn. MINIS PREPARING 70
70 COIN fHE OLD DOLLAR.
ESPECIAL pIsrIrcurs TO Il Coin HnI
DAILY Naval
PLATFORM OF ths New National
RArlY.~

..sLa q IaNtaraNiAn nj nnT nrlnGtnIcH u0u
in.,,. m n.,,iotic citizens 10 unite In an
.r.'s ~ lscnrs ansnei,I reform and In.
Sn...,.I onsncin.tion. This ORGANIZATION
sn.Ii ~ Sno~n a. THE Nationsi Psrty,'
III rrJsr NM n,me We will perfect, with.
ont Saiss NATIONAL. stste and local sssoci.
o.iens y Genre the election 10 Office Of
snch man only "A will establish these
a.,n,,niss nj. ths exclusive function OF
r. Gar.,.i 0oyernment 10 coin and ere.
~. money and regulate It's value. All
hsnt i..ues desisned TO circulate a
money shonld la suppressed. This cir.
cnlstiys medium. whether of metal or Do.
~. shorid ho issned by the 0oycrnmen,
nj msda : mil legal tender for ali debts,
.5a.,as .ra ,..s. In tbo United Ststes Al N,
.,.mn,d ,sIne. There shsli DO no priyi.
iseaJ ci..s of creditors. Oflcisl salaries,
psnsions. bonds and all other debts and
ablivstions. public and private, shall b
disc6.roeJ IN the legal tender money Of
the United ststes-strictly according "a
.tipul.tions Of The laws under which they
wore contracted.
R,.air,I. That tho coinage OF silver be
placed on the same footing a. that oil
soid. Congress shall provide said money
sdeouste 10 the full employment Of labor,
the EQUITABLE distribution OF It's products
and the requirements Of business, fixing
a minimum amount per capita to the pop
Nation. "A near a may DO, and otherwise
regulating IL volume by wise and equit
sble proyisions Of law, 30 that the ratio Of
interest will secure 70 labor Ito Just reward
Resolved. That II Is inconsistent with Tho
genius and spirit Of popular government
that any species Of private property should
be exempt from bearing its Just share o.
the public burdens. Government bond
and money should DO taxed precisely u
other property and . graduated incom,
tar should DO levied for tho support Of thu
Government and the payment OF its debts
R,.oIr,d, That the public lands should
not be sold 10 Spectators nor granted v
railroads or other corporations.
R,.oirsd. That the adoption OF an Amer
lean monetary system. ~ proposed herein
will hsrmonize all differences In regard v
the tariff and Federal taxation, reduce ant
eou.lize the cost Of transportation by land
and water. distribute equally the Join
earning, Of capitsl and labor, secure :,
,ha nro'Ipcers ~ wealth the results of tbcil
ishar and skill. muster out Of service III,
~sst army of idlers who. under the exist
inc service. grov rich upon tho earning,
m other,. 40 that every man and woman
nav Inv their own efforts secure 4 compe
,anca anil 40 FRAT overprovn fortunes AMI
s,,re,ns novsrtv iii he seldom found with
In ths limit, Of our Republic.
R,..ir,I. That both National and Stat
governments sbould establlsh bursaux o.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-23
NATIONAL GUARD BALL.
The Gsasd kseee.s Of the Present
Heasaa.

The hall Of tho National Guard In vir-
ginia City wAs last evening crowded with
dancers. II was the occasion Of the hf'
tenth anniversary ball Of tho National
Guard. The hall was handsomely deco
rated. the frcseo work recently put on
showing up In good style. Over tho stage
waz Q Maltese cross formed with gas jet.
with tho date 1868 above and 1878 below.
aud on tho sides wero tho initials ". q. N.
NJ, which translated are supposed 10 rep
resent &c National Guard. Nevada Militia"
Over thi. In letters Of gold was given the
motto al the company. Sempcr PAratus
Ever Ready. which. by the way. IL .
most excellent design. At the heal OF the
hall was Q large mirror. surmounted by q
lifc-.ixe picture of George Washington.
ON the walls were pictures Of Lincoln,
Grant, and other eminent public men.
General @. q. BAtterman. OF Carson.
acted a. Floor Director. and In the dis.
charge OF his dirty received Efficient aid
from the Floor Committee. Of which Cap
tain j. A. Robertson WAS the head. The
festivities were opened by q grand march.
In which nearly one hundred couple
Joined. Professor varney's quadrille band
seemed 10 be In good tune, and their mu-
sic was perfectly enhancing. At midnight
an intsrmission for supper was taken, al
ter which the dancers returned. and the
revelrics were continued till nearly day
light this morning.
Military uniforms with brass buttons
we're numerous, quits . number OF invited
guests from other companies being pres
eut. Of these Captain John Kelly OF the
Emmett Guard Was noticed.
A feature % the evening WAS the
In which the programmes for the dances
we're gotten up. They were printed ON q
card male In such Q form ~ TO represent
George Washington. in honor Of whose
birthday tho ball was given. All together,
the occasion MAS oneof unailoyed pleasure,
and those who attended will wait with i'm
patience for the nett annual reception,
which will be given one year from last
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