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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-06
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

Roberts (Liberalj has been returned 10
the English Parliament from Flintbor-
ough.
The Americans In Geneva had . dinner
and ball on the Fourth Of July. A party
from Chamounix holsted the American flag
on the summit Of Mont Blanc.
Tho safe Of Michael Richard. Of Roth.
rockville. Pennsylvnia. was stolen Last
night, with It's contents. Some sal, 900 In
mortgages. bonds and promissory notes.
and $500 In money. was found In q pit
covered with brush In the grove OF Henry
Mstzgar's farm. Tho papers and money
were intact.
A Prescott, Arizona. dispatch says that
Curtis, the Verde murderer, Wa convicted
OF murder In the arst degree by his third
Jury.
A flre started sbout2 o'clock this morn
Ing In the brick building connected with
the private boarding house Of Mrs. A.. Q.
Aultman on the east side OF E street, DO
tween Third and Fourth. Marysville. CALI
partially destroying the building. . one.
story brick building on the north, and
Turner Hall adjoining.
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tho city several houses were struck BY
i,ch,riro and tho fiood of water AID great

tho city several houses were struck BY
lightning and the flood Of water did great
damage, but no lives were lost. In the
rural districts the greatest losses occurred.
Houses and bridges were washed away and
the crops greatly damaged. At Sandy
Greek. A village twelve miles above this
oity. the water rose to q depth OF four feet
and carried everything before IL. The
house OF Abnor Conner. containing him.
self. wife and child, Ira Long. . man
named BOYD and . stranger who had
stopped during the storm, was carried
away and all were drowned. The bodies
Of Common, his wife and child and Boyd
were recovered this morning. The Killed
and wounded 1t tho disaster ct Ross Grove
picnic are % follows: Mrs. Conrad heitn.
miller and child. Willard Prayers, nfteen
years old I; Herman Prayers. eight years
old; Ludwig Waltz and Mrs. Stoevener.
wounded-hve Of Mr.. Reithmiller's chill.
dren. one young lady eighteen years old;
none fatally. but seriously F; Lizzie Craft:.,
thirteen years old. seriously /; three chill
dren Of Mr.. Burgund OF 5harpsburg-one
OF these 10 fatally injured and v others
have legs broken John Sentz, twenty-five
years old; George Sentz. thirteen years
old; Michael Schrumm Of Sharpsburg;
Miss Annie Gaisler. probably fatally; Miss
Lizzie Burgund. fatally. Rev. Charles
Waltz was injured by branch Of . tree
and has been unconscious since.
Ressmpsiea Ahead OF Time.
CHICAGO. July 5.-A Washington special
to the Tribune says: There 10 good author
ity for saying Secretary Sherman contem.
plates resumption before Congress meets,
certainly before December first. First
because II Is probable that within two or
three months the great bulk Of the customs
will DO received In silver certificates. and
the Treasury 10 not likely 10 have much
more gold from customs sources before
January, 1879. Second, II resumption
should DO announced aud become practi.
cable there would DO no excuse ct the next
session for the greenback regulators TO
execute any imitation schemes and repeal
the Resumption Act. Third, II the Treas.
ury can resume In advance OF tho legal
time, II would certainly have an effect on
the coming Congressional campaign and
do much toward stopping the mouths oil
the imitation apostles, who are preaching
the gospel Of ruin and disaster In the event
Of resumption. The forgotten law OF Bee
ton $500 Of Revised Statutes gives the
Secretary power 10 purchase all the gold
necessary for resumption BY the sale OF
bonds, his Judgment being the sole limit.
II, therefore, he deems II advantageous to
tho public interest to resume specie pay,
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WRESTLING TOURNAMENT.
Names OF Contestants asd Of Wtn'
nsrs OF Firss Rounds-hig Match
To-nighI

The wrestling tournament at the Wash
inston House on tho Divide 10 in full
blast now and matches are constantly
taking place-mstches resolutely contested
and exhibiting strength and endurance
such ~ can DO seldom found outside Of
mining districts. As will be seen BY the
Lat. Of contestants which follow. the
match will certainly DO protrscted al day
to-morros and probably will not DO cor.
cluded before Monday night. There II .
perfect carnival Of fun there and the Of.
tendance 10 good.
The following names arc entered -
standards I" John Walters. Charles
Murtou. John Craze. Frank Tresize. Rich.
ard Andrews, VIM. Thomas. Sam. Hart,
Matt. Odgers. VIM. Merton. Thos. Trelore.
Sam. Stevens, James Trembsth. William
Harris. Richard Pascoe. Thomas Mutton.
Thos. Kent. sampson Collins. N. ID. Ben.
netts. William Walters, Dennis Donohue,
Alfred Williams, John Phillips. Thomas
Waters, John Mitchell. John Stevens.
Joseph Marks. Harry symons. Jos. Jenkin.
ALFRED Williams Of Gold Hill, Martin
Thomas.
The following persons had 81 5 ?. n. to-
day won first rounds: samuel Hart.
James Trembath. Frank Tresize. Samuel
Stevens, Richard Pascoe. Matt. Odgers.
sampson Collins, Richard Andrews, VIM.
Thomas. Thomas Waters, John MITCHELL
John Stevens. John Phillips.
The prizes which arc to be awarded 70
the most successful contestants are; First
l. htEA
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A FRANCISCO.
Attempted suicide Of = womss-A
Policeman with Dcitrium
mens-Robbing Els Mistress.
t.r,cl.r TO TN, COLL NIL DAILY -rv,l

BAN FRAscIsco. July 0.-Referring 70
tho matter Of the brick contract for the
new Catholic Church on Van Ness avenue.
which has been exercising the white brick
makers In this city for some time. II. N.
Keadney, the architect, exonerAtes the
Jesuit fathers from all connection with
tho matter. He says that he offered the
contract 10 representatives OF the White
Brickmakers' Union, II they would take II
at the same price a. the Patent Brick
Company. which they refused.
A. q. Clark, the fancy man OF Q Belden
street woman, reli, we'd her Of 81 200 worth
Of diamonds yesterday. He was caught
last night and the property discovered.
lie has served terms In the City Prison,
County Jail and State Prison.
A Chinaman was brought from San Ra.
fael to tho city prison. fatally stabbed by
o fellow countryman.
A woman, Who refused 10 give her name,
attempted suicide In Oakland Creek, but
rescued. Feeble health and Ill re-
Quilted love was tho cause.
police officer named John y. Thayer.
while on duty last night, had . violent At
tack OF delirium tremens, and made things
lively on his beat. lie was arrested. locked
up and suspended.
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MEN 90 along the streets now with their
fingers forming quotation marks At the
corners Of their mouths and whispering
senuy soms'n,ns .oou' shs crswns.t .,
~ var
MENbERs Of tho Gold Hill miners
Union are called to meet In their hall TO-
morrow afternoon 81 haii,Past o,Siook, 70
s.Iena me ,une ~ " d., aSaar,.,nS col.
os
'"A
ESconioS'-iho people Nm " We"
70 remember the excursion 70 "Asnoo ,Ar
ley tomorrow. The train VIII sart atS'io
and there 10 healthy recreauon Ior IL"
u.u,.,., q, a.,,
q. -an =,
Lake. unh' wishes 70 near HUN Jou' VI
TO learn OF your Whereabouts. ANY one
sole 70 give .ne equ ". un,ii",ar
AN examination OF parties ao.i'ins '
ers' certificates will DO held In the rirss
Grammar Sohool room, Ihird Maia
o,s I'm ..s,onL
Jun! H. "ioo 0'',
III. oAiiio,n @ ..o ~
Tuesuay evening s'o'oi ~. sso ar
Gonsolidaed siIs,n,A s'sia'sOo o.
500, on, ass Os.
sr,rr Fi.h Commissioner Parker was
-. a.. c.n.,o,L , rh.ra ara .om.
,o,.s msn IN ,bs st,te than .Hub." or
va .hould have no troublo 10 get suitable
state oficiais'
The attendance Of the public schools Of
Gold Hill has multiplied so rapidly that
the three teachers OF Q few years ago have
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lrrefaseiy fiasxesi.

II having been decided by common con-
sen, 10 omit the usual public celebration
u the glorious Fourth in Gold Hill. u
citizens vented their extra patriotism ON
tho occasion In days. They decorated
their places Of business. dwellings. etc.,
with flags Of every size, from that Of =
barn door down to . postage stamp. The
big Gag waved from the tall liberty pole on
the Homestead. and over all tho mining
works and mills. from the Divide all along
the canyon down 10 the Devils Gate, the
old starry banner OF the free profusely
waved in all its glory. Flags f!uttercd
thickly from balconies. porches, awnings.
windows and houso-top-, tho engine-house
fronts were buried In them from belfry to
sidewalk. and both sides Of Main street
were long waving. iluttcring forests OF
flags. from one end of town TO the other.
Children carried them, carriages and
horses were decorated with them. and gag
ing down from the steep hillsides. the
town presented the appearance OF ahnge
flag meadow. - IL were. with ten thousand
nAgs 30 the acre. No town OF its size In
the United States displayed more ilags ON
tho Fourth Than did Gold Hill.
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FROM HON. W. II. JONES or WEST
DOVER, VT.

.I have bee. troubled from my boyhood with
chronic or hereditary lung complaint. some
y.srs since, early In the Winter. ! took cold,
which - usual settled Into . severe cough
which continued to increase a. the season 3D.
vsnced, although I made uss OF ell me cough
remed,es i bad knowledge Of. Ny family ply.
siclsn also prescribed for me, but l sxperiencsd
ne relief. During ali this Time was gr.dnsiy
running down. losing hesh and strength until
my friends - wall a. myself became very muen
alarmed. thinking ! should waste away 10 con.
sumption. while In Boston. during the Spring
following, I vas induced 70 try wistar,s bsisarn
OF Wild Cherry. Aftsr one days TRIAL MAS
sensible that u Vas relieving me; In ten Gays
time my cough had entirely ceased. and WAS
soon restored TO health and strength. i have
ever since kept the talsam In my houte. and
whenever any member of my family hss .
cough Or cold 10 10 Immediately resorsed V:
No hmily should be without H." Sold By all
drua0fafa.
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LIVER II KING.

The Liver 10 tho imperial organ OF the whole
human system. a. 10 controls the life. health
and happiness Of man. When II 10 disturbed In
its proper action, al kinds OF ailments arc the
natural result The digestion Of tue iood the
movements Of the heart and blood, the action
Of The brain and nervous system, are all mime
dlatsly connected with the workings OF the
Liver. II has been successfully proved that
Greens August Flower IL unequsled In curing
ali perpons aniicted with lyrpepstA or Liver
Complaint, and all the Numerous symptoms mas
result tIom an unhealthy condition OF the Liver
and stomach. sample bottles TO W. ~ cents.
Positively cold In all towns OF the western
Continent. TIRE Does will prove that u 10
mat What You want. lef eoW
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LADY BRYAN IEprnrrIoS.-If the Lady
Bryan Mining Company intend TO I'm the
mine any further. they must redeem the
property Monday. The amount which
will be delinquent then. and for which
deed Of the premises will DO made, II not
paid, was originally Q $500. Besides this.
the sun for which the mortgage was Tore
closed was si3.500. also payable at ne
same time. These amounts. with costs
and interest. will aggregate something over
$4,000. The claims against the company
are In the hands Of J. p. Martin.
USprR GRouSD.-Harry sanderson. the
gsntismanly manager Of the Tony Pastor
troupe. and . large number Of tho COM
bination. went into the Consolidated vir-
ginia and California mines last evening
and spent . few hours on the 1850 level.
All those who participated In the excur-
sion were we'll pleased with tho trip.
Disorxo OaE.-The owners Of the North
BONANZA mine, out In Flowsry. are still
taking good ore from their ground. They
have some 30 or 90 tons on hand now. and
and have sent one car load 70 the Auburn
Mil, Reno. for reduction. The pulp as
SAYS run $50 per ton. but the mill has
broken down and the cleanup has not yet
been made. The mine 10 prospecting we'll.
CAuoHr Hx.-A month or 20 ago Peter
Pioo had . pair Of boots stolen. Yestsr.
a.v afternoon, while passing along @
strest. Virginia, Mr.. Pico saw his boots
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A sassrac Esgiae

sazerae Was out taking . look at the
monster pumping engine at tho yellow
Jacket shaft yesterday. u weighs over
400 tons and coat over half . million dol.
lars, but no says he has seen o In Corn
wall that would take this u inside is
cylinder. bed. fy-uhesl und al. and than
have room 10 run the smoks-stack out
through the touch-hole.
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MIuing Imitation Committee.
C0mmlssarles.
L. Morris and A. d. Brill
SPECIAL EXCURSION TRAINS

Over the virginia and Truches Railroad will
convey the Pioneers and their friends TO and
from the Picnic Grounds. leaving Virginia City
Of A. ~. Gold Hi ct sis A. . hsno atIA:n..
for sxcursionists. Returning. the trains viii
leave the grounds II $50 O'Clock y. n.
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LARD.

To all Who are suffering from the errors and
indiscrstions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay, loss OF manhood. etc. I will send .
receipt that will cure you. FREE OF cuAnoH
This great remedy vas discovered BY . mission.
Az In South America. Send Q self-sddressed
envelope TO the RRv. JOSEPH +. INkAN.
station d, Bible House. New York City.
Am Am
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. HOUSEHOLD PERFUME.

Every family able u spprssis.s and sn,oy the
pleasure Afforded by . really hsalthfui and do
licious performance should supply thsmesiyes
with the geuuins Murray . Llnnan's xlor1oA
Wstsr. ~ the most dslighfful and moet lAst-
tng Of ~ frAgrsut waters, uye In
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ruR Il~ANpKgRcuIKF

which is perfumed with Murray . L.nnan''
florida Water Yields more enjoyment 70 fs
posse~or than would . bouqust Of nowers.
because the latter fade. decay and become
odeosiye. hut the Florida Water remains fresh
ana deiicious, unaffected By the lapse OF time.
ie2s I'm
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AMONG TnE wHiTKsr THINGS on
EARTH

Are testh. bssutined and preserved BY sozo.
DON'T and the rose 10 scarce sweetsr than tho
breath which becomes aromatic through Ito In.
1uencs. 10 In the very pearl OF dentrihees and
the surest preventive OF dental decay In exis.
tencc. II remedies win certainty canher and
syery species Of corrosive blemi'h upon the
teeth, and corrects the huitful influence upon
them OF scidity VI the stomach. The formula
OF its preparation includes only botanic ingre.
disnts, and Il contains only the purest and
most saiutsry OF tbese. jeii
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THE CHAMPION.

Dr.. Wagner. Of No. ia South O street. vif'
einis. IL the acknowledged champion on this
him he never fsiis 70 cure. His motto n. NO
ours NO pay. His charges are reasonable.
je6u
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q. n. GALLUP.

o. n. oAlLur. opposite the Bank Of oaiif0t.
mia. Cola HIN. issps constantly on hand W
fAvorits brands Of Imported Cigar. ohoiee BIT
cigass. al kisds Of chewing tobacco. meeis
schaum pipes, nuts, candles. fns cuuery. Ano
tors md fAncy Goods Of eli kinds. spBm
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TuE "uSAyoIDlBLE" AyoIDED.- What
would have been considered an 4" unayoid-
able accident" had 1t not been avoided,
Was on the verge Of occurring at the Ophir
recently. Billy Ferguson with three men
Was In the shaft at work. Tho cage had
been run up out Of the way and all were
busy ~ beavers. when 4 few minutes later
down came tho cage directly upon them.
IL had been to the surface aud received
its quota Of two empty cars for the depths
below and hal been sent down again. The
nrst intimation had Of it, approach WAS
when ID struck Billy's shoulder in it, de-
scent. by . lightning.liko movement.
such a. men accustomed 30 the avoidance
Of incsssant dangers only can make, he
lodged 10 one side. taking his companion
with him. and both escaped. Fortunately,
the cage was moving slowly, and the plank
upon which the two men were standing
va. . strong one. II sustained the weight
of tho cage. and thus the two men, who
were working right under II. were saved
from instant death.
PiprR's orEnA HorsE.-Thcro was an
other good attendance at pipsris Opera
House. Virginia. las, evening. TO witness
the performances OF Tony. Pastor and
troupe. A the season draws near It's close
those who have witnessed the show are
anxious 10 see II " just once more. - and
those who have not seen 10 are tiocking 10
the theater. The matinee this afternoon
was we'll attended also. Tonight winds
up the season. a. Tony Is q sundsy-go-to-
meeting mAn and never desecrates the
sabbath.
NEAT AND UsrYuL.-from H. \. Croker
a Co.. the Job printers. s%iaiioners.
etc., San Francisco, We have just received
some specimen copies Of their annual
calendar for the year commencing with
the present month % July, and ending
July 1, 1879. II IL very handsomely.
tA.tiiy and hAndily gotten up with leaf
and date for each and every week OF the
year. and /. something very convenient TO
have ct ones business desk. They are In
fac. pretty enough for parlor ornaments.
IMPROVED CAoE.-There Is In use at the
Yellow Jacket new shat, 4 new and i'm.
proved mining cage. The compartments
Of the shaft are 5 by Co. feet and the one
=. ...yirs ,uo r.rs sile NV ada "a
thsrc are no pump. in the shaft all the
water 10 taken out by the skee,s. and a
tank capable Of containing GOO gallons.
slung under this double cage. II works
admirably. running MP and down thecom-
psrtment smoothly and freely.
srocx pi'ipEsp.-A special meeting OF
the stockholders OF the North Consolidated
yircinis Mining Company !. 10 be held at
s.n p,.n,,..o q, Tho oal NJ the pre.sn,
49,.
m9u.ni iof .ny p1'l nnon -nronosi.
ton 10 declare a stock dividend to the
holders Of the shares OF stock belonging To
the company.
Form or Turs-one carriage in the pro-
- v,..,.i. =. A.. p,n,,h ..r.i.,
y" Wv
ss Mexican war veterans. vi these our
we're In the First New York Volunteer Reg
mH"a m Sh.., m4...1p
~ u,aa.n, y. ~ n., o. ~, M,
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sToCKnoIDfas' MEETING.

THE ANNUAL NETTING OF TlE STOCK.
AND SILVER NiNIHo COMPANY yin Be-
held d Thomas asiiaeher's One. ooid HI.
~ Z o.cioeh p. n, for the election OF Trustees
90 IN trsnsscfon Of such other business ~
nav 81 brousht bsfors sad meeting.
Is2otd y. ], TuRkAN, sserdary,
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a MONSTER MACHINE.
THE PUMPING ENGINE AT TINE
YELLOW JACKET.

Pre,arssieas 60 lin water frsn
she Depth OF . nile ~ The ksse
or I.ias.soo Gaiiess Daily TO
Teas OF iros-Deseripsiss eSsns
Engine.
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MEDICAL WONDER.

This ersa, eurs for Rheunatism. Neuralgia
and ali Pains. Burns. scslds, Colds. md all
schss and palms that people and families sufsf
with, is.rraily Q wonder atd Q success. j.
Jonss, IT, sells 10 Of Gold Hil. isia On
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sroCK REPORT.
California hoard.
THIS NORNI~g.

THIS MORNING.
10 Alpha. 10t
100 Alta, ~. ~ si0
60 Belcher. A.. i5
$50 Alexander. 5 IS 80
30 Best 4 Belcher, iih, iiS b.
IS Bullion. 4 30. 4 80 Il
100 Caledonia. 2 Is, ? 30
$50 California. 10. i5is
40 Con. Virginia, i2S
20 Crown Point, Ca, CO
20 ChollAr. 29l.
100 Coso Con-, 25c
800 Imperial. soc b, 1sc slO
100 Exchequer. 40
$50 Endowment. Sc
100 Hussey, Ice
40 Gould 4 Curry, ca
10 Hale 4 Norcross. Z CD
40 Julia. ~.
las Justice. Is, . 10
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Tickets tfor the round trip In full.
including railroad excursion and gate
tickets OF admission 10 the groundsle1 Do
Gate Tickets steae............... ioo
Procunbls In Virginia CITY. Gold Hill. Silver
City. Dayton. Carson and Keno. from persons
duiv authoriaed by the society.
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Largest SHAFT .. ~. Csm.sess,

Experience In mining on the Comstock
has demonstrated the great utility Of larger
shafts. The extra cost Of sinking Is COM
parstively trivial. while the c~onveniences
are much greater. The shait is the thor
oughiare Of the mine. and like the princi-
pal street Of . city. should be oil ample
dimensions. The largest shaft on the
Comstock 10 the new one OF the Yellow
Jacket. It's three working compartments
arc each 8 feet by GU. and the pump com.
partment Gu by ~. II has been carried
down to the depth Of $500 feet. 10 vertical
a. . plumb line and we'll timbered. II 10
being constructed for business and 10 stay.
Tho entire cost Of the shaft, machinery.
building, etc., up 10 the present time
amounts 70 S672,s5s 0s. The company
owes on the machinery SIS 1000. which IL
has the coin on hand 70 pay. In conve-
nience Of arrangement the works are Sec
ond 70 none on the lode.
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GENERAL MINING AGENT.
JAMEs pELAvANI

rs AGENT FOR TIE NRw YORK BUREAU
1YOR MINING INFORMATION. 90 Brood.
way, New York. Il
AGENT
For the Mining Record OF New York. Will re-
csive Subscriptions and Advertisements for the
'-n'' AGENT
~ Su, sns IN ninss. An, on Ssvins Nine:
10 psii, II team be effected By putting the matter
In his hands, through the Chicago hinins
AGENT
For the sale Of Mining Tools and hachinery
made In New York and vicinity. such - Ola.
sinss Of ali slsss md d~ssenpaons.
oass.A.Isa N.rtA O street, . ~, A.
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A PRIZE MEDAL

Worth SIS. given By the Society. will b. con.
tested for In q GRAND TAR0ET SHOOTING
TOURNAMENT by picked teams or squads
from each Of the military companies In tho
sute, and various interesting szmes and amure-
ments will enllven the occasion.
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ON CARS ". d. Q. Gibson. A.. J. Tyrreli.
A. L. Edwards, J. II. Mills.
ON 0R0UNDS-w. 2. shepard. is. Ksneen.
ON Muslc-M. Holmes. q. Pinney. W. II.
Msserve.
ON MILITARY - O. C. Bsiterman. O. n.
Brown, ". l.. Auds.
ON PRINTING All. Doten, j. W. Noyes.
II. X. Lowsry. 4. l.. Edwards.
ON AMrsRMENTs-Coi n. n. Taylor. y.
Pixl.y. X. n. Llndsay, W. W. Hobart. L. +. Fox.
Lee hc0ovn.
ON aATEs-0. Finpsy. O. Hast, J. 9. Peck.
Mining Invitation Committee.
8. l.. Jones, 10. Pair. Q. T. Curtis, CO
Goodwin.
Conductors and Ticket Collectors.
d. Bakes, Frank Morrill,. W. W. Tinker.
z, Nys, Lawrence Kelly. W. 2. Bennett. John
Cunningham, Claus Becker. John yandevater.
q. W. Pper. L. wintsrmsntie. W. b. bowler.
Commlssarics.
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BOWERS N,
wAsHOR VALLEY,
Saturday, July 20, 1873.

Committee OF Arrangements.
9. D. BAKER, n. HOLMES,
WILL THOMAS, Y. MORRILL,.
". ". TINKER, A.. J. TYRRELL,
J. o. PECK, JAs. -DHLAyAS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-06
THE BEST MUSIC IN THR STATE

TIfb BEST WtSIC IN THh oEHEH
viii accompany the excursion, and In tho
spacious hall on the grounds all who desire can
indulge In dancing.
PERFECT SAFETY AND STRICT ORDER
will be secured By special conductor and
force OF deputy sheriff. and special policemen.
under the command Of the Sheriff % washoo
county. and selected nom the Pionser them
selves.
no IMPROPER OR OBJECTIONABLE
CHARACTERS will be allowed either on the
cars or on the grounds, and ell possible atten.
tioa sill be psid TO the comfort AID pleasure OF
the quests.