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The daily gazette., 1878-04-02
FOR RENT.

L'Ok RENT.-The large dwelling house,
Il No. ia King street, Apply To
Il. Is. FRAZER, Agent,
Sd and Market streets, I'D sUory.)
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The daily gazette., 1878-04-02
NOTICES..

ID EMOVAL.
II DIR. L. W. Kirchner has removed from
| corner 7th and Poplar 10 ia French street.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-22
Relief Matters.

The following letter has been received
by the ladies' OF Gold Hill in reply to
theirs Of a late date sending $50 to the
relief Of the yellow fever sufferers at
Holly Springs, Miss:
RooNs RELIEr C~oMMurTEE. HOLLY
SPRISos. Miss, Oct. 10. 1S18.-Ladies
Of Gold Hill, Nevada: May 0 msrciful
God avert from you such q calamity a.
ours. We have no words now. neither
heart. to express u gratitude. Some
OF US may be spared to at q future time.
Suffice IL to say. you are remembered
in our prayers. We shall never forget
our dear friends North in this the hour
Of u trial. Al our best, all our beautiful
Lie in the "Silsnt City Of the Dead"
We are very sad. aud the end Is not yet.
With sentiments OF the highest 90.
TEEN. I am. for our stricken ones, yours,
most truly, W. j. l.. HOLLAND,
Chairman Relief Committee.
T. d. ROOMS, Secretary.
2. ST. take the liberty to inclose q
few copies Of our "Dsad List" for dis
tribution among you. generous ladies.
God bless you, is a sailors prayer.
Rooms.
A copy OF the Holly Springs Ocoa.
sisaai. containing the dead list spoken
Of, Is before as. Its nrst entry is dated
August % ami last October 10. and In.
eludss the names Of III persons. A
psnciled note on the margin says
Twenty-Five dead since this ISSUE"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-22
The Halifax Award.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 22.-It is probable
that the question Of the Halifax award
will DO revived this Winter. whatever
may be done about the uldmste pay.
ment Of the money. Claim Ia made by
those who have been examining the sub.
ject that, taking the British bill Of par.
ticulars exactly a. 1t was submitted, 1t
shows that the Canadians were entitled
to only $40. 900 annually. " TO the az.
gregate o. 81. 200. 900 for ten years.
This Is less than 1900. 900 instead Of
$4,000. 900. the mount OF thu Halifax
award. and against this 1t Is claimed II
would he fair " deduct the specie
duties on ish and hsh oil RENTED by
the United States for Canada. This
item Of itself would amount In tbs ten
years to 80, 900, 900. That would make
a statement from the British Commis.
sionsrs' figuring. 81. SOC. 900 In favor Of
the United States. instead Of $1,000
900 In favor Of Great Britain. The
gentlemen connected with this business
will undoubtedly be called upon to OF.
plain their conduct.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-22
nisisE Transfers.

Deeds Of mining property have been
nled for record in the Office OF the
County Recorder as follows:
North California Gold and Silver Min
ing Company to the Consolidated Astor
Mining Company; consideration. 500;
transferring all the mining ground and
property Of the party Of the first part,
Virginia Mining District. commanding
at the northeast corner OF X and Carson
streets and running northeastsrly 1000
feet; also the ground known as tbs
North California Gold and Silver mine.
AL done In obedience to the order OF the
stockholders OF the North California on
September Z, 1878.
Consolidated Dorado Mining Company
to the Overman Silver Mining Company
consideration. 1854 conveying the
~northeasterly portion OF the Holmes
claim, COO feet by 3ss feet; containing
5.3i acres.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-22
Am.,,ean. nacnrnia,I.

PANS. Oct. 2i.-The following Ameri.
cans have received decorations OF the
Legion Of Honor: Commissioner Gen.
sral Richard G. Mccormick. who is
made commander ; Professor F. A. p.
Barnard and William W. Story, who are
made officers ; Aususte II. Girard, Sec.
Rotary to Commissioner General McCor-
mick Harry Petit, Engineer and
Architect Of Commissioner Generals
staff. Thomas Il. Pickering. Superin-
tsndsnt OF the machinery section, Lieu
tenant Benjamin II. buckingham. U. y.
naval attachee. John ID. Philbrick. SUI
perintendsnt Of the educational section.
b. Maitland Armstrong. superintendent
Of the Fine Arts section. Professor An
drew d. White. l.. l.. d.. juror. Profess
sor William p. Blake. juror. and Pro-
lessor Edward II. Knight. l.. l.. D., ju-
ror, are made chevaliers. Cyrus II.
Mccormick and Walter A. Wood. who
we're In 1867 made chevaliers, have been
raised to officers. Thomas A. Edison
aud Elisha Gray OF Chicago have been
made ohsvaliers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-22
E,xi,.n rr,.o. B.rs.ritie..

NHw Yoax. Oct. Ala numerously
.,.,d.a m.o,;,, w.. hal, in coo,s, In.
As'enue' "eeAus "a'
stituts tonight to give expression touen'
ing the barbarities practiced in
pn,,,.h r,,.on. o,a IN s,,.nd n
$50 MI
we'co~e !" oou"ou A"u
dy. the recently arrived liberated priSo-
nsrs. A portion OF the Goth regiment
In fuIl Uniform participated In the meet.
IT. ,Ir-.o....u ..,,n,.d n.
ing. HON. August oen"ei' o0''l'eu Wv
chair. and John j. Breslin read letters
from Fe,nandino Wood. BENJAMIN But.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-22
TOWN TRUSTEES.
Regular Msssisg OF the hoard Last
Eveatug.

A regular meeting Of the Board OF
Town Trustees was held last evening.
Present-Trus,ees Fox. woolisy ana
President pro len. Mercer ; also. Town
Marshal MeClesry. Town Attorney Har'
ris and Town Clerk Hyde.
The Misses O'Connell appeared again
befor, the Board to complain OF . con-
,ipued nuisance in the way OF slops aud
other disasrssable liquids having been
thrown upon their grounds and house
by some Of their neighbors.
Town Attorney Harris thought some
thin, should be done to abate the nui-
.ancr. A. the nuisance. IL continued
would be likely to breed disease.
Trustees Fox and Mercer were ap-
pointed a committee TO look after the
matter.
A petition signed by the officers OF
Lincoln Hose Company was presented.
II asked that the town give said COM
pany a donation for the purpose oil
building q new eneins-house. the one
now occupied by said company being
unfit for use. and too far gone to stand
repairing. 49,,
The petition was received and laid
upon the table TO await q full Board.
Chief Engineer Kennedy Of the Fire
Department appeared before the Board
and stated that the Virginia City Fire
Department had placed hose carriage
at the head Of Bullion ~ravine. very neal
the Gold Hill line. and said he was q
little afraid. in case Of a fire breakipl
out in the rayine. that some conflict ol
authority might occur between himself
and Chief Brown.
Trustees Mercer and woolley were ap'
pointed q committee to wait upon The
Board OF Fire Commissioners OF Virgins
City and have u thorough understanding
OF the matter.
The Finance Committee reported "a
yorably on the following bills. and the,
were ordered paid: W. II. Hall X Co
s3O. Coleman K Co. IS. J. ID. Marshal
-, Gallatin 4 Folsom sll G2, Georg'
| Emmett sal ", J. A. Marshall 4 Co
- 40. l.. L. Doan so u. l.. L. Saw
yer s22 %. Bowling L Co. sT 20.
The Committee on Streets reporte,
| them in good condition; also, that I
sewer was badly needed in Crown Poin
ravine.
The Committee on Fire and Water re
ported everything iu good condition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-22

The Proceedings OF the State Med
ical Society" have been laid on our
table for review. It is gratifying to
know that our medical men are taking a
broad view Of matters pertaining to
State medicine and public hygiene and
such other topics as properly come under
study to ~particularize the climatic in-
fluences aud epidemic diseases peculiar
to our Western basin. The proceed.
inss' seem cfeditabls to the profession.
and should enlist the attention OF all
our physicians. while the opening re-
marks OF the President, DIR. j. w. Van
Zandt. and the Grafton by DR.. Dawson
are alike good efforts In behalf Of med
ical culture. DIR. Engels' communica.
ton on a medical subject Is a scientific
paper and will compare favorably with
any literature OF the kind now pub
lished. Embraced in the pamphlet is
the "Code Of Medical Ethics" q fine
piece Of literature. The whole work Is
a laudable aud worthy effort on the part
Of our State physicians, and we wish
them all prosperity and success In their
efforts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-22
To who's. % Mag t'sse-rs.

The following notice has been filed
with the County Recorder OF Storey
County.
2is Sansome street. San Francisco.
California-0fics OF the Consolidated
washos Mining Company.-To whom
IL may concern:
wnEREAs. II having come to my notice
that a certain NJ. T.. Madden having re-
located, under the title OF I. y L., the
Consolidated washoe mining claim. par.
ties are cautioned against having any.
thing to do with the relocation. As being
invalid.
I herewith testify Ia having all the
papers on record in the Office OF the
Consolidated washoe Mining Company,
showing proof Of the work necessary by
law to tho extent OF 500 per annum
having been done each year In accord
ance with law. and that the same work
was pail for by the Consolidated Washos
Mining Company. Parties are thsrefors
cautioned against having anything what
ever to do with the relocation.
l.. HERMANN.
Secretary G. W. N. Co.
Subscribed aud sworn 70 before me
October 10. 1873.
tssAL.l q. T. Knox. Notary Public.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-22
arr,,.,. .,.,. a-..,..s

Geo II Ford. T Lynch. William Kelly,
J Scott. J II Hart. II II Taylor. ID d sohi.
, 7 Glover. WIN johnson. G II Sanford,
, = Douglass. W II Phillips, J N Taylor.
VIM Thomson. l. Levi. T. vAn'Blarcom
wm II Bailey. s Mooney. N J Murphy.
J q Scoviile and wife, Mrs Somerviile.
Martin Kennedy, Mrs N A Burksti, Mrs
Sullivan. q Israel. L. fAder. Mrs T Nc
Donald and family. Mrs A Stevens. Mira
Hunt. q II Davis. Mrs W p Conn. Mrs
L ID Ham. Mrs Loryea. Mrs J N Ward.
Misc Burton tIena spencer, Mrs Lynch
and family. Mrs J Mcdonald and child.
d Y Lowory. Miss Hughes. Helen ID Kelly
y N Thayer and vile. q Lynch. Mrs W II
Baffnn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-22
Republics. Rally.


There will DO grand Republican rally
at Piper's Opera House, Virginia, to-
night. Men will talk to the people
there whom everybody knows and who
have the confidence Of all. There will
be plenty OF music and banners and
general rejoicing. Among the speakers
announced are Hon. W. II. Woodourn.
Judge Lewis and Judge whitman. who
will discuss the political issues OF the
day aud tell the people OF the danger
which Is lurking behind the anticipated
success OF the Democratic party for both
the welfare OF tho people and their
rights. Let there be a full attendance.
The place is comfortable. the cause 10 q
good one aud the speeches will interest
all who 60 to the meeting. Democrats
are especially invited.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-22
Eiecsisa Tickets.

The Com Hut News Job Printing
Office possesses the most excellent facil-
tiles for the production Of election
tickets. We have three irst.class steam
presses ready to turn out the tickets in
any desired quantity at the shortest
notice. Perfect privacy. secrecy and
strict correctness Is guaranteed. as we
conduct such work with closed doors,
no one except the most Trustworthy
employees are allowed in the press-room,
and no communication is allowed with
outsiders. Thus the regular party
tickets cannot bs tempered with. and no
trsachery will be allowed. Confidential
orders carefully attended to.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-22
Ami, Ar.,.., ue.,r.I su,I.r.

WASHINGTON. Oct. a. William o.
Avery. er.Chief Clerk Of tho Treasury
Department, who was convicted In 81.
Louis on account Of his connection with
the whisky frauds. to-day entered a suit
here against General Benjamin Butler
to recover $500. which ho alleges he
paid Butler as u retainer TO defend him
when on trial ct 81. Louis. Avery
claims that he agreed to pay Butler
81 1000 to defend him, $500 OF which he
paid when he engaged him, the remain
ing 81. 500 to be paid after the conclu.
sion OF the trial. He claims that But.
Ter did not assist him In any way and
did not make his appearance during the
trial. although he repeatedly sent for
him and that As q result he was con-
xt,tal
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-22
A.a,h.. na..... apit.

San FnAscrsco, Oct. 22.-Iu the Nine.
teenth District Court to-day John II.
Burke commenced suit against j. G.
Flood. J. W. Mackey. j. @. Fair aud the
Consolidated Virginia Mining Company.
to rscover $40, 429. 900. the value Of Ger.
tain stock issued to the nrst three defen-
dants in payment for seventy feet OF
mining ground decided by them to the
Consolidated Virginia Company. The
complaint alleges that the ground In
question cost said defendants $34. 100.
while the stock they received In exchanges
was worth ct the time $3l8, 900. This
suit makes the amount at issue In yari.
Gus suits, so far as heard from, $40,
4i5, 900,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-22
vLAsHE..
Cendesssa Tslsgrssus from al Per.
sfons or she World.

Condeased T~elsgrssus from al Per.
lions Of she world.
A Berlin dispatch says the sudden
Journey OF Count Schouvaloff to Livadia
is considered OF the highest moment. II
is believed in well.iniormsd quarters
that he persists in his determination to
retire II Prince Gortschakoff remains In
Office.
The inundaiion which carried away
| the dyke on the Damietta branch OF tho
| Nile immersed $4,000 acres OF land. in
which were fifteen villages.
1t commenced raining at Memphis
last night at 10 o'clock and continued
without cessation until 9 A. N. this
morning. II Is clear and cold, with
the Thermometer at Sc degrees. From
@ O'Clock last evening until noon to-day
eleven orders for intsrments were re-
ported by the undertskers.
Clyde shipwhghts have accepted a
reduction Of seven per cent. in their
wages.
A dispatch from Omaha says destruc.
tive prairie fires are raging near Ksar.
ney. along the line OF the Omaha and
Republican Valley Railroad. In Polk
county. and other sections OF Nebraska.
The northeastern portion Of the State Is
suffering severely, and the loss OF pro-
erty will be immense. Seven persons
have been burned TO death. and g con-
siderable number Of others severely In.
jured.
At Pamlico to-day the mile dash was
won by Sunlight. Finssss second. Time.
1:i5. The two.mile race was won by
Duke OF Magenta. Bonnie Wood second.
Time. Sal. The stsepls chase. mile
aud q half. was won by Disturbance.
Lizzie Dolly second, Dalgasiar third.
Time, lao.
The cotton spinning companies OF
Oldham and Ashton.under.T Tyne make
reports of last quarters business. 0l
thirty companies. n pays a dividend
Of "a per cent. per annum. nine report
very small margins OF profit, and twenty
report losses, some serious. Further
reduction OF wages IL threatened.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-22
ninisx Locations.

Notices Of mining locations have been
filed for record in the Office Of the
County Recorder Us follows
Surprise Claim. 400 feet, Virginia
Mining District /: bounded on the north
east by the Gray Eagle. southwest by
Delta No. 2; locator. Joseph Farms
worth.
Field notes Of Gray Eagle No. 2, vir'
ginia Mining District /; 1900 feet (ths
Scorpion rslocation).
East Sierra Nevada. located by @,
Woman. W. A. Wiley and ID. Doyle
comprising 1000 feet in Virginia Dis
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-22
Isd.peud.n. NANNY riiden.

NEw YoRK. Oct. Ala Tribune edito-
rial says: "Por Tilden to ignore these
damning disclosures, and still pretend to
bslisve that he has been defrauded by a
corrupt csnvassing board, is an exhibi.
ton OF i~mpudence which people can
hardly contemplate without irritation.
The time has passed for keeping up APP
pearances. The shameful truth Is now
Exposed to the whole world. Tildsn Is
not to imagine that he can hide II by
simply turning his back upon IL; he Is
not 10 hatter himself that, having tossed
the scandal aside with q careless remark
that he knows nothing about IL, he may
20 on as before scalding Republicans on
the bold assumption that they have com.
mitted the very crimes which are traced
10 his W house"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-22

AUSTIN NV. Oct. 2i.-The Democrats
tonight had tho most rousing and en-.
thusias.ic rally seen here In years. The
town was illuminated with bonfires
anvils doomed and the sky was ablage
with fireworks. In tho Court House
where tho meeting was held there was
scarcely standing room every available
inch OF space being occupied. Speeches
we're made by W. Z. +. Deal Candidate
for Congress and J. II. Kitrell Candidate
for Attorney General. Governor Brad.
ley appeared In the hall and was CREATED
with enthusiastic cheers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-22

Coon woop.-wLtsr q Co. are hauling
up from Dayton and delivering 70 the eih'
Gems Of Gold Hill soma most sIosllsnt nut
pine wood, at sil per cord. II comes from
The Como or Palmyra range. the other side
oi Csr,on river. and IL good. sound tim.
Der, extra length. Col. VIM. badlsr. moro
f.miiiarly Known - "Prospecting Bill"
scts q agent for this wood and also CON.
trscts for charcoal. Good. honest nut
pine 10 about ~ good!drswood - anybody
requires.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-22

USIoS CoSsoLIpArEp.-Ths stock OF
Union Consolidated made quite q jump
In this mornings board. The cause OF
this was. as appears from q very private
telegram from San Francisco To q PROM
inent stock sharp Of Virginia. that all
matters in difference between that mine
and the Sierra Nevada had been dedn.
itely settled. and the lawyers were ut
work al the details and drawing the pa
pers. The compromise was reported TO
10 strongly In favor OF the Sierra Ne
vada; still. that the matter was settled
gave renewed confidence to dealers and
n rush for Union Con. certificates was
the result.
Shows Hrs FrrSrss.-Tho Democrats
are shrexd. They never fail OF making
moves in accordance with policy except
when they make mistakes. The NOM
inaiion OF J. A. Mahanny for County
Commissioned MAS no mistake. u 9
master stroke Of policy. Everybody
knows that same Mahanny and every
body likes him. and II any Democrat Is
to be elected County Commissioner be
Is the man Of them all We should prefer.
He il the regular Democratic nominee
for the short term and tells the people
so through the Nxws. which shows his
good sense and fitness for the Office.
Ar IL o'clock last night the alarm oil
fire sounded in Virginia was because Of
fire in some wood on cars standing on
the railroad track. just opposite the Con-
solidatsd Virginia works.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-22
Tn, Afghan Trouble

LONDON. Oct. 2i.-A dispatch from
Simla gives the following as tho sub.
stance Of tho Ameer's message to the
vicsroy: "You may do your worst.
and the issue is in Gods hands" The
Amssr's message has been autographed
to Eueland. and o reply indicating the
course Of procedure Is expected on
Wednesday.
A Berlin dispatch says the Russian
Government objects TO tho Amcer's en-
voy interviewing the Gar.
A dispatch from Simla says the Gov.
eminent fully realizes tho danger OF
rashness, but much may DO done before
Winter sets In. Khybsr Pass is open
throughout the year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-22

DE FRxrs ELEcrioS.-At the annual
meeting OF the De Frees Mill and Min
ing Company yesterday. the following
Board were elected W. ii. Sears,
President; O. witteram. Vice President;
T. L. Atkinson. Secretary; g. L. Akin
son. John II. Burks-all new with the
exception Of T. Z. Atkinson.
Bro ScoRE. Following is the score
made by Lieutenant Galusha Of the
First Nevada Artillery. Saturday. dis
lance 900 yards. using an ordinary mill.
tary rifle: 8. 6. 1. 8, 8. 4. .. D. o. g
IS out Of a possible 80. This Is the
fnest 5oO.yard score we have seen.
seth Cook has filed an affidavit. that
from March 2s. 1868. to March 2, 1896.
the St. John Company occupied and i'm
proved their claim In accordance with
the rules and customs then existing
among the miners Of the Silver sta'
District.
F.Axx n. THArrR and wife arrived
this morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-22

OrYIcERs ELEcr.-At the recent an.
nual meeting Of the Syndicate Mining
Company OF Bodis held at San Fran.
cisco, II. n. Graves. II. n. Ysriugton,
Thomas q. Taylor. Charles II. Fish and
George W. Hopkins were elected Direc.
tors. The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year (: Charles II. Fish.
President; George W. Hopkins. Vice
President; II. NJ. Yerington, Treasurer;
Jacob Stadtield. Jr.. Secretary; Samuel
b. Ferguson. superintendent.
BARnEns' UNION ELrcrioS.-A q
meeting Of tho BARRIERS Protective
Union. held last night, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
term {: President, J. II. Eukls; Vice
President, w. l.. La Roza /; Secretary,
Z. Paul Roche Treasurer. Leo Meyer.
reelected. The BARRIERS Union In now
quite q fourishing institution. and al
present all appears to DO going on quite
smoothly in their organization.
SIERRA NEVADA is looking we'll. The
last set Of timbsrs will be put into the
incline sump to-day. It will then take
about two weeks to cut out stations on
the 2iOO aud 1900 levels preparatory 10
prosecuting. Thsincline new compart.
ment Is about finished. too. After the
crosscuts get under way, . lateral drift
north on the 1000 level will DO started
TO connect with the east underground
shaft from tho 100 level.
DnANArrc.-Gold Hill is to be enliv.
ened this Winter by available home tai.
emit In the amateur dramatic line. The
society which did 30 well last year 10 to
be re~organized. and there will be . meet.
ing tonight for that purpose. Many
strolling players cannot entertain az
| we'll as the amateurs OF Gold Hill.
Monthly entertainments will be given
throughout the Winter.
You HouSo, q Chinese physician. was
arrested yesterday afternoon for practic.
Ing medicine and surgery without filing
a copy Of his diploma with the County
| Recorder. He filed n this morning.
Il contained q British certificate OF hi,
| competency as harbor physician at
| Hong Kong. his photograph and some
Chinese characters.
ConRKcrroS.-In the figures Published
yesterday giving the proceeds OF the lats
| Gold Hill Fair for the benefit OF 81.
Patrick's Church. opposite the name OF
Mrs. Crowley the sum OF $50 should
have been $3.50. The 8 was taken for q
dollar mark. The summary, however
was correct.
The dancing portion Of our com
munity are INDUCING in pleasing sntiei'
pations OF the Masonic Social. which
will tako place next Friday evening a
Masonic Hall. Gold Hill. A number o.
visitors are expected from Virginia City
Ronsnr McDoSALD. who works In the
Consolidated Virginia mine. had th'
middle finger Of his right hand terribly
crushed last Sunday night by getting u
caught in the pumping machinery.
REorsrRArIoS.-Folloving Is total oil
registration for the coming election
Township No. 1. 2,G56; Township No,
2. 2.i37; Township No. 8. 1858. Total
G.9iG.
Col. r. H. TAYLOR took q run 10 vir'
ginia this morning from his wandering
to and fro talking TO the people. Hs
will entertain the Carsonites tonight.
The Sierra Nevada Mining Company
has levied an assessment Of %. ant
Raymond L Ely has levied one Of u,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-22
Piper. op.r. House, Vlrxi.l..

There has been q slight change Of
programme from what was published In
regard to Piper's Opera House In las,
evenings issue. The season at Virginia
will open ON Thursday evening instead
OF Wednesday. ns announced. the latter
night being given up to the Carsonites.
Thursday evening. therefore. the enter.
tainment will DO "Caste." with q strong
cast. including both Miss Hart anil Mr..
Jennings and the whole strength OF the
Baldwin Theater company.