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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-21
Pipsr's Opsr. House. yirginia.

Piper's Opera House was hlled by .
fashionable audience last night. II was
the occasion Of the lrst appearance OF the
great Whitney Quartet. shortly after 5
O'Clock the concert was opened with q good
rendition Of "Ths Sea Hath Its Pearls
by the Quartet. The programme, already
published by the Nrws. was faithfully fol-
loved. giving our people . rare chance to
enjoy some iirst-clsss music. While the
singing of the artists In solos WAS excel
lent, il Was noticed that when blended.
their voices were more peculiarly effective.
This is tho natural result of singing to-
yether for 90 long . time as have these Ia
dies and gentlemen. The audience was
enthusiastic In applause. and almost every
piece was encored. the singers responding
c~heerfully. Mr.. Whitney gave q specimen
az such singing ~ WAS never heard here
before. His voice Is deep, smooth and
clear. Mr.. fcssenden, Mrs. Billings and
Miss Clark, each and all 81 them. estab-
lished themselves In the high esteem OF
the community. Managers pasmore 4
Rickstts deserve anil will surely receive q
liberal patronage. They will certainly
possess the self. satisfying consciousness OF
having brought to the Comstoek the mos,
refined and most perfect quartet IN the
country. This evening there will be an
entire change OF programme. with . mum
bsr % ballads and familiar songs, such a-
all like 20 hear.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-21
Steamboat spsisgs.

One u tho best fitted and most elegant
places for . days recreation for the peo-
plo ,oi Gold Hill and Virginia City i,
Steamboat Springs. The propriotors. John
and Mat. Rapp. are men who thoroughly
understand the business Of entertaining
the public. and who. in whatever could be
done TO beautify or add 10 the comfort or
pleasure Of their famous resort, have spar
cd neither time nor money. The reputa-
ton Of the Springs for producing . certain
cure Of rheumatism. colds and other kin
dred diseases, il world wide. and the bath.
ing accommodations are now u~nequAlled
ON the Pacific Coast. A special train will
be started by the Virginia a Truckee Rail-
ROAD on Sunday next, on which the fare
for the round trip will be only 81 80. q
rate 80 low a. TO place the luxurious pleas
uro Of Q visit 10 the Springs within the
reach Of every one. There will DO few
indeed during the hot days Of Summer
who will not gladly avail themselves Of
this splendid opportunity for . days en-
joyment and recreation at the Springs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-21

Insurance AGENTS ARREsrED.-Martin
cohn and Martin Holman have been ar
rested In Virginia City for violations Of
our State insurance laws. The arrest was
made by T. ]. Tenant, who Ia acting on
behalf Of State Controller Hobart. lis
about time these insurance agents should
be made to comply with all the laws gov
erning their business.
ACCIDENTALLY PoisoSEp.-The three
year.old child Of NJ. Lynch. who lives 10
Lower Gold Hill. was accidentally pol
soned Yesterday BY drinking half an ounoe
OF laudanum. The proper medicines were
administered and the little one wa spoe-
Oily relieved.
GEoRoE II. Rooms will lecture before
the Liberal Society In National Guard
Hall. Virginia City, on Sunday evening.
Subject: "Under q Cloud"
w. A. PERKINS. Of Virginia City. has 70
ceived . splendid gold.mounted ride from
his friend DR.. Carver. who 10 now In New
York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-21
The Picnic Te-aerrsu.

The Presbyterian picnic tomorrow a
Bower. Mansion promises to be an ocea
sion Of much interest and social pleasure
A goodly number Of cars are engaged. and
Judging from the number Of people who
say they are going. all the cars will b
dlled. A line band OF music will go alone
and the train will leave Virginia at !
o'clock returning At . seasonablo hour 10
the evening. All requisite arrangements
have been made TO ensur . good time
This will DO the first picnic excursion 70
thu Bowers Mansion for the last two OF
three years. During that time the nature
beauties Of the place have been much
enhanced. and under the present manage
ment 1t Is the very place for picnic encur'
sions, tourists or pleasure seekers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-21

TnE Union and Confederate Veterans
will elect their officers for the ensuing
year tomorrow evening.
The iron Flagstaff will DO raised mex,
Sunday. II was tAhsn to tho top Of Noun,
Davidson to-day.
ID. E. MCCARTHY has secured Iudgmen,
against tho Knickerbocker Mining Com
pany for $50.
ALARoE supply pipo Is being laid te
the County Hospital by the Water Com
pany.
JuDoE PARKISsoS OF the Carson Tribune
wa In Virginia City to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-21
ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE.
Examinasion OF william Gosd Be-
fore Justice Ksox.

The case OF William Goad. eharseo WIZ
attempting to outrage . i2'yeAr oia s'ii'
1. attracting considerable attention. An
examination was had before Justice KNOX
in Virginia City yesterday. Tho court
room wa, cleared before the examination
commenced. Tho child, whose name 10
Angelina A. Ferguson, gave her testimony
in a very clear and Straightforward .
uer. She pointed out Goad and said that
while she Was engaged in Watering graves
las, Tuesday evening. after she came home
from school. he came TO her and took the
wa,eriug.pot out Of her hands and told
her to walk along with him. He tried to
induce her to 80 over to the Catholic GEM
ctery with him. but she refused. He then
told her he would give her four bits II abe
would como back after supper. She went
home and told her father what the man
hal done and said. Her father told her
10 20 back and no would keep watch over
her. She returned 10 the cemetery and
the man again came to her and offered her
four bits 10 go with him. Al this tim she
was standing by tho fence with her hands
upon the palings. Goad pushed her along
in front Of him. when he TIRES his hand.
l.,chiaf unon The ground and sat down
nnon !, hen nnllsJ her down upon his
+ ch,iJ caye a detailed account Of
a. &c.. ~ Go.a' When she screamed
o. re- t.,her 0o.d told her not 10 be
81 :. ha va. moi yolnr 10 kill her,
Th'a ,.,sar 10 80 near Al hand. then
.ma " nj or,iered 0osi 10 70 10
,ann w, him Ws r,fused. and the
.osn nih nsa IL ,raSt
'a.rer 'nSu 'NtS ,..,an ,o,us, ooc..,on
INC vnii ~. a,snss .nd ali hs vonld
uost sa,v : a.. =, ~ -aniJ w.Il Mir
Nv ns' 'oui '
~. ,s.,,ro,x NJ tina fstbor WA the
80 In snIs,sn,a =. that Of the child.
Iohn HAM 4 man employed BY the
- NJ, ralIo.. IN iook Altar the
aason. anu oua ,I., ha hsJ of,sn .sen
~ sI.o,, M yr.,sy,rd. He had a CON.
- ~,,h IN, me- when 0osd aid
sersstoh win nun nu ~ -h;ch III.
80 ~ rrsnt o.hi.tan AMI j. o. Hsmp.
an'sso %
-. n.-aan ~ ~,.,s NJ ara. te.tiaed
H., x. rnaw God AMI s.v him i'm The
.rsxsx.,J one sxsni,v .i,.r 4 O'CLOCK. sbe
~ ~. nisxips there with acme
.hiii,.,, rhi.v.s .6out tan days ago.
liz ,alJ ma 10 sand tbe other children
hons anil t.le vail vith him. He ssid
hs ~nniI civ, ma fonr ritz. I vss afraid
~ III No, IA A.. hs wanted me IN. i
h.s. sas, him sever.l times I'm he grave
x.,S mn. aasr.i me money another time
h.,or. that Tbo children hal with me
y.e,c smaller mar myself."
lilly DairJ. I3 YEAR, Of are, said: Ell
nav the JsfenJ.nt. Saw him lsst SIM.
Law niybt = week seo in the burrying.
,,.,nJo In m. evening Nv mother AMI
e.o,hsr wsrs VIII me' Us snoke b me
snd al he would giys. ma hall 4 dollar 10
enc wi,h him. n Nd In tbe morning.
NJ na,sa, -s. NO, lin ma thsn. she
nn st,.,w.,J. I ,ool no %notieo on
him ~
T o.,,.,o, swo,. aha, hs hal nevsr
.,nnio,.,I ,hs iefsnd.nt 10 look After
srays.
N, U.mn,o, tssti6sa snbstsntiallv The
..ma a. M o.bi.,on.
For ,he defense lanes Savage Was
called. He testified a. follows : al live in
yiygini. nearly opposite the Ophir. Have
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-21

so-called Sherman letter. and stated that
the first he knew about the Sherman let.
ter was on the 9Th Of January last, when II
WAS mentioned by Marshal Pitkin In o
versation. He never saw . letter written
by Sherman 10 any u about the eiechon
Of 1876.
Our DiEuined Representatives.
NEW Yonx. June 2O.-A World WASH
ington special has the following on the
closing scenes Of the House: During the
recesses In the early hour Of the morning
quite q number OF members and HOUSE
employees gathered on the Democratic side
Of the hall and made the old chamber ring
with "Sweet Bye aud Bye" Nearer Ny
God 10 Thee" whoa, Emma" "Bweet
Home" and "0ld Hundred" A mis-:
chievous page. unnoticed. during one OF
these songs took the Speakers chair and
brought the gsvel down with such . thud
a. 10 instantly stop the hilarity, when he
added with mock solemnity that there was
too much noise on the right OF the Chair.
II was Q moment before the chorus OF sing.
ers discovered that II was neither the act
nor voice Of the Speaker.
A Tribute "a CenGressman Raissy.
CHICAGO, June IA Tribune wash
ington special says Congressman Rainey
(colored) must be credited with being the
most efficient aud faithful member OF the
House Committee ON Enrolled Bills, and
to his strenuous efforts are due the speedy
and successful enrolling OF the Sundry
Civil Bill. Speaker Randall openly thank.
ell him for his zeal and efficiency In TO
spect to that bill yesterday morning.
PeIitieal Nsminatieus.
DAyvmLE. ILL.,. June 2l.-Tho DEM
ocrltic Convention Of this Congressional
District yesterday nominated Hon. Nal.
den Jones.
DAVENPORT. Iowa. June 2i.-Tho Green.
back Convention Of the Second Congress-
ionAl District has nominated Jacob Geigsr.
A Double Execution.
CHICAGO. Juno 2l.-This morning Jere-
miah Connolly aud George sherry were
hanged at the county Jail for the murder
Of Hugh McCoDville, on the 18th OF last
January. They we're quiet and composed.
and spent the last few minutes OF thoir
lives In silent prayer.
HanginE In Ohio.
CINCINNATI. June 2i.-Perry Bowsher.
who murdered an aged toll-gato keeper
aud his wife on the Circleville pike. ashort
distance from C~hillicotho, last October.
was hanged at Chillicothe to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-21

Al MeConc. + O'Conner. John Me-
Numie. q Brown, J Pinchower, q J Free.
ly. John Turner. q W Foster. W Flint.
q fAsg. Mrs Gardner, Miss X Parson,
Mrs " Miller. J Massenberg. q y Hof.
man. Mrs. O A Grail. Miss N Anslon. Mrs
J Kelly, u A frame. W II Smith, Mrs
O'Brien, Miss O'Brien.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-21
o Hiii's Pet.

Dsvo Radovich's tadpols Is still . favor.
ito In Gold Hill. He Is fat assuming the
proportions Of . frog. AL Of his legs arc
ont, but the tail still sticks. II 10 noticed
that tho legs grow more rapidly during the
night than In the daytime. Thie is
curious fact. for II kept entirely In inc
dark. the legs never would come u and
the tail would always remsin. ~ . prop.
able that the development OF the little PEI
Is retarded by keeping his water TOO iresn
and clean. A little green scum on Top OF
the water Is conducive 10 tho good health
Of tadpoles.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-21
n...r,.r.. Las, kx..,.r.

= John Monieo. ID s Mcdonald. J T Tul-
ly. A baker. J Dukey, ID cri,tenden. J NJ
Taylor. Con Malloy. u Brooks. J Halves.
II Chalmers. Miss Dora Byron. @ W Bit
terman and daughter. Mrs woodside and
child. Mrs N d simpson. Mrs Bloom. N
ID simpson. T Dali. L Niles. Mrs J Kelly
and son. Mrs \ Bsroin and child. Mrs n
Anslon, T Chalmers. Miss l. Burk, Mrs ]
W silk. NJ ? Boss. J GAffney, J Mckinney.
Mrs Pendergast. Mrs q A Grail. Mrs Bel
lows and child.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-21
A CARD.

To all who arc suffering nom the errors and
indiscrctions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay, loss Of manhood. ETC.. ! will send .
receipt that will cure you. FREE OF cuAnoE.
This great rsmedy vas discovered BY . mission.
ary In south America. Send q seh.addressed
envelope To the Rkv. JOSEPH +. IMAM,
station d. Bible House, New York City.
ec2O 6m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-21
street Quotations.
lsr rur ~..rKas rs,os rrlran.su rs..I

FAX FR,ScIsco. June 2i-2:30 ?. u.
California. 49, (; Ophir. iss bid. 49,
Asked; Kentnck. "a yellow Jacket. y. (;
Gould a Curry, c. bid; Mexican. 49,
Crown Point. c. Belcher. 4 10 Over
man. ~. Bodie. 4; Alpha. i2s f; Bech-
tel. "a /; Eureka Con-, sc Imperial. 95c
Best A Belcher. 10; Con. Virginia, i3a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-21
rnR PALACE EATING srANp.

For . roast OF beef uneIceiled In Storey
county. 20 to Thomas HsnnOn's Ealing stand
In the Palace Saloon. No. : North y street,
Virginia CITY. Fresh oysters at all hour In
every style. Forty minors always on hand o.
night. For tasty, homo style OF cooking. and
the best and frcsl est Of oil that the maritts
Afford, the Palace Eating siam has no superior.
Try Il. apis
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-21
MEDICAL

This great cure for Rheumatism. Neuralgia
and eli Pains. Burns. Sc.ids, Colds. and all
aches and palms that people and families suner
with, IL really . wonder aLd . success. d
Jones, Jr, sells 70 at Gold Hill. Iei2 6m
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RErOkr.
kan Hrnnet.ee heard.


LAST EvESiS0
lt5 Eureka Con-, 56S
IT5 Jackson, >
100 Alps, SOC
100 Belmont, Soc
Gas Leopard, iOc, l5c, SOC
$50 ella. Csc. 6Oc. zoe
$50 Newark. IL
4is Nor,hsrn HsIle. IN. u.. liz
$40 Up.sey. ose
q Msnh.t,.n' a.. ca
io,O Ds Frees a az,
os0 Grand pri1.' 4 4, 40, a. so
3 Aryrot.. a5e. zoe
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coo ynJovment. 7Jc. soc
o0ss I-ndcpendenc,. 4 40, / Is, /.
isio silyer prixe. Toe. Sc
ia s,.,' I eo' 4.
IN D.x s,c
,ooo Coordination. i5c
22O Hamburg. J. ~ 50
400 Hillside. 60 a.
go Modoc' 40. w. u"
100 New Coso' 10
$50 Boiie, "a
sOo Beehtei' :
~ IlP,op'
90 Leeds, ~
100 Exehequer. ~
26ly julia. =, 90, . 500
40 Con. virgins, ia d %
255 California lst
% Overman, i3s
40 Ophir, i9S. t?S bio
$50 Mexican, i3's, l3s' i3's
1915 Ward, l ~. u
36O Crown Point, ~. % 10
10 Sierra Nevada, 4 ~. ijo
1870 Belcher. 4 %, 4
so Chollsr. Potosi, 2is
1870 Imperial. poe. 95c
400 Caledonia. 2i5
40 Best a Beleher. ij's
30 Bullion.
20 Alpha. IL. l2t
20 kentuek. ~
3Go Alta. ~. MN
% Gould 4 Curry, Gs
90 Union Con-. 81.
THIS MORNING..
AZ. oo,i, .aL 40 A.. 40 ~ 40 hs
49, wrf.i.n ,Sa ieI IA at ilI
so GoniJ cu,,y &C
oIo n, . psl.h., iaL iah iat.
90, C,Ii,o,nI.' ia. Isl. Is.
s90 s.y., M. H., N, u4
100 Chollar.P oto-i, %, 25s
l7Co Con. Virginia. i3t, i3h., I3h, Isl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-21
MURRAM q LANMAN's FLORIDA
WATER

Exsrts . wonderfully e1hilsrating and refresh.
Ing influence on every one coming within it,
range, and - = consequence. at parties where u
Is used, the dancers feel no fatigue, the con.
ysrsaiion never fisgs. all the nental powers
Of the guests being stimulated to 90 highest
degree my2s In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-21
FROM y. THATCHER, VI. D., OF.
HERMON, n. Y.

"wsrAa's BAIsAN OF WILD CtiEnRr gives
universal satisfaction. II seems To cure Q
cough by loorenins and cleansing the lungs,
and aiisyine irritation, thus removing the
cause, instead OF drying up the cough and leav'
ing the cause behind. / consider the DALsAn
the beet cough medicine with which ! an &C.
qusinted.'' Sold by all druggists. jeSim
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-21

An electric light has been placed In Po-
siiion at the California pan mill in tho
eastern part VI Virginia City.
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TELE

The Popular Loan Placed on the
Market.
Three Executions in the
East.
[srsctAL ptsrArcurs TO tn. Coin HnL
DAnr NEws.l
The reur Per Cess. Lsas Urged on
che People.
WASHINGTON. June 2l.-The Secretary
Of tho Treasury has issued circulars call.
ing attention 70 the excellent character OF
the four per cent. popular loan. Upon re-
ceipt Of full payments the bonds will DO
transmitted free Of charge to subscribers,
and . commission Of o~ne-fourth Of one per
cent. will DO allowed upon the amount OF the
subscriptions. Commissions will DO paid
by check only. and will not DO applied In
payment Of subscriptions. All national
oAnAs Afs no" in''''u !" o'0o.o
agents OF the Government anu repositories
Of public moneys received on the sale Of
these bonds upon complying with section
''ios o. inc iso'''eu ''A'u'''
States. and all banks, bankers persons
arc invited to aid In placing these bonds.
and can make their arrangements through
national banks for deposit Of the purchase
money Of the bonds. The proceeds
Of tho sale Of these bonds will. until
further notice. be only used In redemption
Of $40 six per cent. bonds VI tho United
States under tho Reiunding Act. As soon
A the four per cent. bonds are paid for by
certificates OF deposit OF such public de.
po.itories or otherwise, . call will issue.
maturing within ninety days, for the re-
demption of six per cent. bonds, and the
money received for four per cent. bonds
will remain on deposit until such call ma.
tures, Payment for bonds may DO made
In coin, coin certificates. certificates Of de-
dosit Of Government repositories. called
bonds. coupons maturing within 80 days.
or In currency drafts ON New York In 10.
yor Of the Secretary Of tho Treasury.
which will be received at the coin value
thereof at the National Bank Of Commerce
Of New York. Any payment In excess will
DO returned with tho commission. All
coin and currency drafts On New York
houid % iorwl,ued airec'iy sns aeP T.s
circn,ss Continued " The favorable state
ment Of the money market induces the
Secretary 70 press upon tho people thls
, ,Sa 1y when mey ca, nn,tnn.I honI ~ ,hs
hiehest ereiit And sanction. eIsmp, from
taIes and payable. principal and interest.
in coin. Every. citizen OF tho United
StAses Is 'nNresad ~ u s.s 49,. .n.hIas
Inc Goyernment to save one.third Of in.
tsrest on an equal amount Of the outstand.
ing debt 10 be redeened. these oGnas
~ a. n.onis No f%scilitv or sdysntaSe
will be giyen % large subscribcrs. II IL
~ 49,, ~ ,hs nnS,ic tb,t the bonds
=. ,i.,,ih,,.,, In email .nms AMONG tbe
49,, nnmhar NJ onr ALLOW -citizeps
.ssss,.inn. a. .n .m,,nt ana IN tho
ssaJs ~. r.,a.m.h,a wonli MAZE an An.
mai ssxins ~ a. oGi' Cs9, and such sub.
snr;n,,ons Can now hs m.Je vithout with.
S..na go .i,cn,. ,ion .nx NJ ,be money
~ ,ha ,s.onie All Mania or form. of In.
Forms lon nse5ei will Lo fnrnishod by tho
Sa,a,,mans w,,hon, co.,"
The Chissse Quessiea ~ iseft "
Congress-
w~AsHISoroS. Juno 20.-Although earn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-21
EUROPE.
EUROPE.
The Bulgarian Question
Before the Congress.
TURKEYS P0SIIIeR CLEARLY
Defined.
GERMANYg MEASURES AGAINST
TUE SOCIALISTS.
tePsciAL DfsPArcuEs TO Z ooLp HUI
pA,Lr NEws.l


,.-,,. .
A..
BERLIN June INSTRUMENTATION Oh 'no
Bulgarian question In the Congress was
sg,i, ,o.,nonaJ vas,ord.v bec.use the
pienipoehuAry 70 open 'he discussion was
not ready with his proposals.. The Powers
continue IN act I'm groups. but not neccs.
ssrily In , hostiie sense. Austria and
England from ono point Of view and Tur-
key from Another apnose Rus.ia's claims.
Germany Pr,nca mn It.lv sdopt a medi.
story attitude. There can bo little doubt
Of 4 thorough understanding between Eng
land and Austria, or Of the likelihood Of
its continuance during the entire delibera-
lions.
rue Cohsress hls aecidoa 70 aam.'
tions sssc,i,e GrssL irscrs.,.
LONDON. June 2l.-A correspondent at
Berlin says: The compliance OF Russia
WIN ans aemana o. EpSisna Aha ,ha Rn".
.i.ns IN or shortiv after H. conelusion OF
ns.co anil ths c,-yrisoninu NJ the B.lkan
fIns Inv ths Turts ia deomed the sino aua
non On wb,cb tho success Of the Congress
Jepends. Tho private conference Of tho
Rnssisn' Austrian and English Plenipoten.
tisries Of Thursdsy afternoon lasted two
hours without arriving at any definite ro-
ault relative 10 the bulgarian question.
though an accord was effected on several
mInor roInts. Probably that In order not
- .,.,Ip ,ha nrhiic hy continrsl abortiyo
$500 ~ *. ron:,oss liza na,t .ittinu
BittiuBb VI uho Sohki.ss WV "'~' "a'"b
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PATTERNS

A LArrs and Varied Assortment, accumulated
through . long and prosperous engagement
In the Foundry business. % tnaeouf custom.
much lees expense, In both time md monsy,
thaayhsn carried out u smaller Or sosnes
ss~tAblshments. 1slf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-21
q, II. GALLUP.

o. II. GALLUP. opposite the Bank Of oalifor.
mia. oold Hin, keeps constantly on hand eli
fayonte brands Of Imported Cigars. choice bit
cigars, ali iiads OF cheving tobacco. meer.
schaum pipes, nuts, candles. hns cutlery. and
TOYS and fAncy goods OF all kind. sp3s %
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A nOusRHOLD PRRRUMR

Every family able to spprsc late and enjoy the
Measure Afforded by Q really healthful and de
icious performance should supply themselves
with the genuine Murray q LAnman's Florida
Water, Itls the most delightful and moet last.
ing OF al fragrant waters. my8 In
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THr Youngworsh Oyster and Chop House.
No. u South G street. Virginia City. 10 The
eading establishment on the Comstock.
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UNION IRON WORKS.


TYRRELL B. REESE,
-raorRrErohs % "
UNION IRON WORKS,
VIRGINIA CITY. NEVADA.
ID RsPEcrFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION
II OF parties using or about to uss Machinery
Of any kind. TO the list Of new and second hand
engine, boilers, mill machinery. etc., q given
below. nom which . selection may b maoe 70
the country. We have on hand. ready for I'm
ons Horizontal Engine. % inches In diameter
By 30 inch stroke
One Horizontal Engine, l6x1l.
One Horizontal Cotlist Engine. lsx3s.
Oae Horizontal Engine, iSI3l.
One Horizontal Rngine. ska.
BOILRRSt
Ons Nev Boiler, 30 inches In diameter By 10
feet long, 80 tubes. 4 inches In diameter
s,ssm a,nm' 40 inshes In dismetef by 3 f,st
long.
e a I. WIN NM Ia ii::$ d: SISs1 n
complete a. ,,,,.. T., a,.n.,., n, u, ,..,
neelions.
One Boiler. % inches IN diameter oy ~ Ieet
long /; Is tubes, = inches IN aismetef |: steam
drum breeehing' smokes'seh' tron'' ee'
HOSTING RlGst
feet; one cylinder isIai. with boilers and all
One New Rigl. one cylinder ioxi2. reel 2sx5S'
with or without new boiler.
,suo.,,.,, ,.,,, A., ,,... ,o,au,o,. and
all OF modern dssisn):
sixty Battery m EQUAL 10 IL inenes N arop'
With shafts and boxes
Kisht Amalsamatine ana ofinoinS rsns'
ons MS.,.r; single dissh,rss, Sstsm M n tOl ~
BLOWING ASSnrsRRvINAANS ""
Nav and S~,coud.hsndl:
Three Root Blowers. secondhand. In good
mail,
One secondhand No. 4. good condition.
NINE CARst
Several Mine Cars, secondhand, but In nnt-
class order, suitable for II and IL Inch