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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
IcEs or FHILADxLPHIA STOCKS.
SAN FRAScIsco CLOSING PRICES OF MINING STOCKS

, government bonds today were unusually dun, a.
Though generally steady quotations. The total sales
az the board amounted to only $66.000 The IS of
1881 were ls higher, and the 10Os & lower. Annexed
are the. closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
REAL ESTATE.

NEW YonK SATURDAY.. Aug "a, 1878.
The following sales were held at the Elk.
change SalearOOm IO-daV
Bg Scott q lfgers
2-siOry brown stone houses with tots, no Gnd
7I2 Madison ave, oOr0f 6jd-st, eack 3ot 2Oxfo -.
Union Dine Savings IDattui9n SJO,VOO
By Van 1dSset a kedrRes
l-gt0Ty and 3sOry frame house With two lotS We
Mm Iess ave iOO !. u ~. 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26

7hfSt hcou
Futures quiet closing 10 points higher Sales last
ing, 1900 bales TO-day-First Cal-September, ILL.,;
November. 1l25 December li.l9 May. ll.46 total 900
bales second Cai-sepeuber LII October ll49 %
EemDor, IL - total 900 bales Also today August 3sD
1901 september li.6s0lI7I: October. ll.45elI.4oi
November, ll2fa1l25 total lO7OO ba!as grand total
170O0 bales. Exchance26 paid exchange October lOr
September Futures closed quiet and steady
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Gitn propsrIp 90 Get.

HOUSES and FRENCH FLATS, furnished
un1urnished in desirable locations withla eonyen-
fences to let by HALL NIXON Broadway corner 9Isst
DLEASANT APARTMENTS.-Six and ten
Il all cOnveuicuces; az reasonable
rents Apply JAEITOR 3ls East 75ths, or Tribune
Building.
ITO ADMINISTRATIONS No. s Remsen-
ST., BROOKLYN: newly pointed, frescOed and reAttedi
within utes walk Of Wall street Ferry This position
the bay OF situation on thS
heights For full particulars apply TO l. II. PRENTICE
No. GracecOurt Brooklyn.
WINCHESTER APARTMENT HOUSE.
w broadway between Slst 32dsts few .rabl0
fats admirably arranged for housekeeping
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62e f2Og svenin) including 60 for
export 569 spinning; delivered contract 20 bales Re
eeipts al the ports 972 bales against 65i this day last
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financial.

I AND Warrants and Land Scrip purchased
j 4 and for sale by GEO. wooDMAN. 80 Pinest
NOTICE.-The undersigned Trustees under
IN The land Mortgage Of tho Central Pacific Railroad Com
many made 70 them for the bondhoder sud dated
me rf a day Of October 1870 hereby give notice that
thew hold Ono million hundred thousand dollars sIOO
OOO mi gold coin with which, IN accordance with he terms or
Ss1 MORTGAGE they propose TO redeem OF said bonds
AZ mali be offered lowest price, at or less than the par
value thereof. 49,, =. a.. .-,, - ,.oo,raa n,
~ once 81 be trussses OF Sh and Townsendsa "a
tho city Francisco CAL until the 2Sth Gay OF A9g's
A. D.167a o- ,o-a pA W ~ 4. -; HHgEEs0N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
OFFICIAL REPORT n. I. MINING STOCK Elk

0TEIOIAL REPORT N. Z. MINING STOCK Elk
CHANGB SALES. AUGUST %. 1873
FIRST CALL O'CLOCK A. NJ
American Con Ia Crosse n Y & Colorado
100 bGO 6 Loo $50. 20 100. 1875
Bsskeye 4OO....c- 20 2OO..bl5. 2.
LO0....b3. 80
500 ..b3O 81
SECOND CALL O'CLOCK P. NJ.
Bertha Editha- Con Virginia ., La Crosse =. 90
n y z Colorado
100 .b30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
WELLS, FARGO & Co., IS BROADWAY

Buy and sell Mining Stocks and other Pacific coast seesj
sell Exchange Telegraph TTayhers and Credits ardiLdbte
throughout ~ West and Europe and foreaTd Freight P1eS.
ages, and Vdludbles % all parts Of ne tgOTd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
Dipioeno Notlees.

CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD Co.
CHICAGO Aug IA. 1873 )
NOTICE.-A CASH DIVIDEND of THREE
~ and ONEUALF PER CENT has THIS day been declared
ubOu The Pretuoi Common Stock Of t company pay
al 4th Of september next M the ONCE OF Lne
companys agents MesBfs Jesup Patton q Co., NO. o. VII
ligm.st., New-iOrK
VIII be closed on the 2Oln hst anIe
opened Septemberj NJ. hABEE, secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
RECORDED REAn estate TRANSFERS
xVu x,nDu rFrv

NEW YORK CITY
st Annsave cor OF l47th-st. I25xlO0 James Grant
Sinclair, referee. 10 the star Fire Insurance Com
Ava car 7istst 2six75i John DiIger and wife
TO AMMAN seine der. -, oOVO
Chamberssts 5 DOT No 4So on map Of the Church
P1oiesaSi EpiseoPai Church rsisi esseho $4,000
husband % Sdais B Angel also
-'' Bssr 70 Charles 3 Snia aS-' iaOoo
Same property Charles Brnning TO Samuel Newell:
1ess q ts George n S cospSan $4,000
52d-st, 2, 142 Is of Sth-aye, l4xlOO-6; Samuel A
RabOrg 10 Thomas X Jordan. ..............-.
42d,st n = rs re OF iith.ave irer lott william
Clements md wife 20 Hugh Murray ---.-....--... SS5
133dsL s. 80 Il Of 4th.ave, 9Ox93 llx5oi Francis
32d,sG 5 S95 Il " 6thaye 2ix9ss; Seton Hestber
97ts AMI TIe 81 AI y o. sRRSye a5xese Henry
De Forest O. William II SIreeter. .-...--..- lO0
bel Barney - 1IOOe
JOdin 20 Matilda N RaDOrg.
l36thst s. 30 It Ann's-ayC, irregular; Eis-
abeth Keliher TO samuel Sims .--...'........'
RECORDED Mortgages
Erwin Eliza 10 Thomas W Folsom, Willard-ave.
OF 2d-st (23d Ward, SlOO
o'COnnOr, Richard and wife 10 Alexander Budefua' eo
Wilssve and 144th-st, year 500
Ripley, Ann aud husband TO the Mutual Life Insur- -
ance Comuany No 1870 West 32dst 10 months 5000
iIisisf. Of Wins'sve mouths. 1000
s'' ei Broad Ssy, ~ wars $4,000
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Aston John and Others executors, etc. Franklin
IL Delano and others. trustees. etc-----.-.--.- u
Snaskensas Abraham c To- oha suydain LOO
Russell John +, receiver Of the siKpenny Savings oo
Bank TO Jack LYMAN. bUOO
Stevens. Salmon TO Henry Pulford LOU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26

Foreign exchange remains unchanged as to quota
tons with, is usually the SATURDAY. Little
no business doing. The quotations as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
Grates ano 6enorrs.
grs dream.

AFACT-HORTON,s ICE CREAM is MADE
n PROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM
To,CHURCHEs FESTIVALS. HOTELS RESTAURANTS
AND THE TRADE
Poe PER QUARE
To FAMILIES by the GALLON. SOC. PER oUAtE
CHARLOTTE RUSSO ana JELLY,
FRESH, RICH and DELICIOUS, -.
PRICE BELOW ALL OTHERS.
Depots 300 4thaye. l2ss broadway audi chathan.st
UUSSELLiS ICE CREAM best in the city
zoe per quart churches hotels and the trade Out OF
town orders specially. IL Bible House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
Financial.

V'0 the HOLDERS of EXTENSION, BONDS
Ofthe INDIANAPOLIS. BLOOMINGTON ana WEST
ERN RAILWAY COAPANY.-The agfeemen' for reorgan-
ation, dated July 10. 1871 having been signed by more
than the requisite majority OF bOndbOdcr the same - de-
eared budding and notice Is hereby given that all other bond
hders who desire their bonds represented ~ the COMMITTEES
in tho proposed purchase Of the Ioad mnst sign the ae
10. 1871 and with taet bonds aud 81
each bond 10 the Union Irnst Company 13
Broadway NewYork before the ON a Of September next
SUMNER r. STONE,
Chairman Of Committee Extension Bondho.ders.
New-York Aug o. 1873, 40 Exchange place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26

e1lremsnts $50. s2O,24252S sl9.7OO475 Dec. s5I2O5O
Te results Of the transactions at tae subTroasy for
The week ended August % were follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON Aug 2iThe market quite dull for all nGds OF
1uest and all available taken at previous prees Az
resent well supplied and the tendency OF
b mari 81 In favor Sales include pennsylvania
and Ohio Medium, NO X Xxx and above at 81
3Sc Michigan Fieeces az 33G35c; Wisconsin y AMI NO
S3d35c; Low aud No Fleece az 3OU5le; COmblng ana
Deane at 81 G45c INV ashed Combng ana Deain 0oi
TcIas AT ~ Colorado and Territory at Id G2lo ore
N at 25c rub Washed, AZ SSc SECURED at 42 9a60ei
Snrer and X Pulled 20636 &c. California Wool, very
ne the business the week being tho smallest Tor long
lime comprising only 900 D. at l9026o for spring 69
S0 Tor Fall Total sales OF Domestic for the week l1o
800 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
1r,r srncK MAEKETn- TELEaRAPH

,u,c,oo Aug 24-TRs DrOrers journal reports: HOGS
pecsIpis 800 head shipments. $500 head market
steady and firm Phafophlas - 6Ods4 fOi LBh| - iV~
a. ~: Mixed &c. higher-s4de4 20 -, --.- ooo -.
cITTIE-Reeeipts, 1900 head3 shipments, loOO heau
active strong; Good shipping Steers
"a lOds4 90 Butchers firm COWS ~ 0Ogto BUS - -
as Steers ~ SO0so 70 OOota"oo - 7VNSa 'V
Texans 81 900 ~ o. $40 -, A.
SUYRf- Receipts go head shpmens ilOO heau Mar
ket a shade nrner So asa 90 49,, ..... a..
en- IOUIa. 2i.-CArTLE-The demand exceeds lhc
snnnly little was done Of the light receipts prices
unchanged. Receipts GOO head - .--, ,-,.,--..
HOGS STEADY with fair demands workers. anu bslm9res
al gOds4 25; Packing, S4aS4 20 Butchers TO select
AZ 1884 3d. Receipts l,lOO head .------,.-
business
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FOR SALE-One of the finest and best farm

DIVERSIDE Greenwich beautiful homes;
Ia modern cOnvenenoes; shore front; $1,000 SI,OOO
$4,000. ATWATER l45 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
SATURDAY. Aug. 24-P. NJ.

CAibhDAt' AuS' ~3-t' NJ
The bank statement for tins week shows
REDUCTION all the excepting that Of loans which
expanded 81 ,435,9OO; the loss in specie and legal
nders amounts 1891 100 and circulation is reduced
10000 These figures call for au increase Of $463 500
depOsits bus the deposits reported down Sl,796,
900 which indicates outgo Of 81 2640oo in country
bank notes. The weeks movement results in reduc-
ton Of 542 $50 in the surplus reserve and leaves IL at
as,7OO475, against $50 242525 week ago. The total
reserve 73 722 GOO is S4l1 per cent OF the total
Deposits against 81 20 for last week and 81 80 for
The preceding week. Dedueting the specie in full from
the deposits the greeuback (S55,022 125 is
now gas per cent Of the remaining deposits
against q o2 ana 2772 the two preceding weeks
qhe eompara five totals are "a follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
Real estate to @rehanae.

EXCHANGE for farm or country residence
H desirable New-York City tenement property In ino
order rnnied J. o. HOYT q son. Pine-st.
II ANSAS CITY. MO.-BROOKLYN, My
IN party who Is about TO locate ia Kansas city would
exchange BOoklyn unlneumbeTed lots for kanss CITY or
other real estate. rutland q WHITING,
BeakmaD-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26

THE SEPTEMBER INTEREST on LONG
Il ISLAND CITY BONDS viii be paid on presentation
OF the coupons at the MAXINE NATIONAL BANK, No.
70 WalLst. on and after September i. . -
CITY Treasurer.
Long Island City August q. 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26

y Y
SKINS-GoaJ quiet UNCHANGED receipts past wf0i: 30
bales Calcutta 80 bales Domingo Gals Kingston pa
bales CENTRAL American ~ bales NewOFleans sales same
time 100 CURACAO 20 bales Paya Deer active
steliy receipts. bales Central American bales New
Orleans: sales 1000 Para and MAranham, 600 Central
American Loco Mexican 1000 Honduras, 1000 Puerto
CaDeIlO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26

The gross earnings 81 the Chicago, Milwaukee and St.
Paul Railroad are reported as follows:
1876 1877. 1873.
For third week OF August i47U3 sl4s,10i Sll30GO
prom Jan 10 Aug 22-..5,O2S276 S,9O6,sOl b25lO0O
The receipts OF -four and grain at the principal At
lante ports tins oath day Of August we're:
NAVY 0rk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
Cost auo fonno.

DANK- BOOK LOST.-Bank- book No. 49,
1872 OF the B0weFy savings Bank missing The hnder
requested 20 reurnit 10 the bank II not restored 1oe
lie 18th September 1875, application VIII % made 70
the bank for a new book
II OST-Bank- book on Blocker Street Bank
i 4 No. 37S6O2. Return the same TO the bank -
7 OST-Passbook No $500. Deliver to
IL German savings Bank, city. 80
OST-Pass-bOok No. 95,435. Deliver to
A German Savings Bank city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26

Total bush..... ObS,bjI SOlOO OudtVlO oU4OO
The following shows the exports (excusve OF specie)
u The mort Of NewYOrk 10 foreign ports Tor the week
ended August 90 AMI since the beginning OF the
por thu ,voos s5iGSls2 s5.78i,67s s0.599ss.f7o
Psyousy reported BIOLOGICAL s1Gls74757 $2O993342G
Total since jan 6a709373 sl7O65e736 S2l63llBO5
Price Of gOd........ lIO4 lV4s 4VO'e
The following are the imports Of dry goods and gen.
r merchaudise at the port OF NcwGOrk for the week
ending August "a and since the beginning Of tue year
For the week: lsl6.o % III ISSact.e ., 516ccas
Cienerl merchandise 2,125,U6l S4ZoOoO s4S5@'zSO
rotal for the week s4725,Gsl SJ.h52O5s SGG89lu2
Previously reported l9Oj057O4 2l5sl4359 lol66<4l3
Total since Jan Ssj 1921 ,SGG4l7 slSsGOl5l5
The following are the dry goods imports included In
the above period - ,s-, 1919
For the week - ISlo.o an 20 q, 20 20
Thrown on market. z.Oll,4Oo z'z4loOo i'o~'''V'
s sSSe ' at Ssy port 57O2552 554O79 5O5ess
Thrown on MARKET. 57337.686 54,99t77l 6O,4IL447
The exports of specie from the port Of New-YoTk for
the week ending August q aud since the beginning Of
tho year, we're as follows:
Total for the slO2bSo
Previously reported O'V'''o''
Total since January f4440s
The following Is comparative statement OF the ex
norris Of specie from the port OF NewfOrk 70 foreign
pOTa from January 10 this date, for period OF tReb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
Connlrn IlrOpsrIp % Get.

COTTAGE and FIVE ACRES at GARRI-
~ SONS opposite est Point Address FlSEKILL
SAVINGS BANK. Fshkill n. Y.
FURNISHED Dwelling at Madison, n. ia
desirable dwelling ~ rooms furnished, nye minutes
from depot let from September owner viii beard VITA
teuan il desired. Address "A. NJ DOUGHERrY, 744 Broad
st.. Newark. Nj
ITO ENT-FURNISHED-A nice cottage in
i lovely suburb New-NOrk rent taken In board IL
desired chance for young couple. d. l. c. Tribune
Office.
no LE1-Furnished house in PLAlNFIELD,
Il NewJersey. Address apply at 10 Grand-st, city
TVO LET at MorristOwn, n. IA furnished
cottage 10 for the season. +. b. BEFls, No.
2lS FOOltonst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
6onses anO forms mamie0.

XNANTED-At PlainGeld, n. j., for six
w months from November l. az moderate rent house
fully furnished having good furnace IN oricri water
conyenences aud drainage ali right and adapted 10 Winter
comfort Address Mrs. H., Tribune Uptown Ohice l235
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26

Good Ordinary .......Ioss Low Mdding ......IIiiss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-21
WOODEN WEDDING.
M. and Hrs. ". d. shsppsrd's
Rtfth Anatvsrsary.

There was . merry gathering at the
residence OF Mr.. and.Mn. W. d. Shepperd
In Virginia City last evening. II was the
hfth anniversary Of tho marriage Of the
happy couple. and . number Of friends
gathered to extend 70 them the con.
grztulations Of their Wooden Wedding.
Such OCCASIONS are always productive Of
good feeling, and tend TO bind the hearts
moro closely in the silken cords Of friend
ship. Last evenings experience was no ex.
ception. The spirit Of oongenial socisbility
reigned supreme, and all present Joined
In the amusements offered. with . rest and
spirit truly commendable. Among tho
guests present were noted the following /;
Dir. Kirby and wife. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. n. Holland. Mt. and Mrs. l.. II.
Torp. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fraser.
Mr. and Mrs. q. T. Hoyt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. wastell.
Mrs. Lapham Of Han Francisco. Mrs.
Bradbury. Mrs.. Champlain. Miss Mad
agan, Mis- Jennie Gait. Mr.. N. j. Nc
Cutchen. Mr.. J.. n. Taylor. DIR. Van Zandt.
Mr.. swift. Mr.. q. W. Thatcher. Mr.. George
wItsll. Mr.. J. w. shepherd and Mr..
Hudson. After the company had tired OF
singing and other like amusements. the
substantial feature Of tho evening In tho
shape Of . splendid repast was set forth.
Whom IL 10 known that . News reporter
was present, tho trite remark that I" more
than ample Justice was done the viands ="
10 entirely superfiuous. Quito . number
Who had received invitations were unable
10 attend. much 10 the regret Of tho genial
host and hostess. The party did not sspa-
rate till midnight-the regulation time for
wedding gatherings-when the ladies aud
gentlemen took their leave. with many
hearty wishes that Mr.. and Mrs. shepherd
might live 70 happily celebrate their dold.
en- Wedding.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-21
pIpsR's OPERA HOUSE. VIRGINIA.
Uaeie Jssh Csmi.x what . Com
potent Critic Nays.

Next Sunday evening Dsnman Thomp-
son will make his appearance at Piper's
opcra House in his great character OF
Joshua whitcomb In the comedy drama Of
the sane name. The play drew crowded
house. in San Francisco for over six weeks.
In speaking Of tho character Of the piece
the San Francisco .Nsr.-Lstisr has said (:
"a As Joshua whitcomb. Mr.. Thompson
presents an entirely fresh and novel bit OF
character acting with = fidelity aud unforc.
ell humor that at once delights and
holds his audience. lie Representa- the
genuine Yankee, just a. no Is found
in small "down Eat" villages.
aud without any trace OF the usual
STACEY exaggerations OF New En-
gland characteristics. 10 which Nc are usu-
Ally treated. and which are like nothing In
the heavens above nor upon tho earth be-
meath. Mr. Wilson a. Cy Prime, and Mrs.
Nonrso n Aunt Matilda, could not very
well have been improved upon a. faithful
portraitures Of character distinct aud
unique in their type. while Miss Julia
Wilson is . perfect rosebud OF girlish
beauty. The unvarying large houses that
have attended the performances of this
troupe arc an illustration of what real
merit can do II has outlived The Cello
bratsd Case" splendidly down at Bald
wins. the '' Exiles, beautifully mounted
at the California and the numbers who
are nightly turned away. justify US Ia
stating that Dcnman Thompson Is ne hit
Of tho season."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-21
Ishsesisg ARRAY.

News was received In Gold Hill to-day
that FL. Naples had been shot four times
and killed. by Harry Dugan. In answer
To an inquinng telegram tho following
wss subsequently, received:
RENO. Nay 2i.-william Gregory: The
man shot 10 Ed. Naples. and no il still
alive. Dugan 10 shot In the ear. lie Ia
In Jail. GEonoE W. A'Enr.
both men arc we'll known In Gold
Hill. Naples formerly worked In Foi's
S Ssss otss. MOB bas. n', wa. aa'e u ! time - |.
barkeeper st the Capital saloon In Gold
Hin, and was considered . quiet, peace
able man. From later Information u IL
understood that Naples will surely die.
he VA shot twice In the stomach. Dugan
10 not fatally hurt. Nothing IL known
concerning the origin Of the difficulty.
Just before going to press, the following
dispatch ives received At the NEws onico :
RENO. May 2i.-Ed. Naples WAS shot In
Crews saloon this morning between
8 and 4 O'Clock. BY Harry Dugan.
Naples received four wounds. two
in tho left arm. n In the
back. and another In tho bowels. II
10 believed that he will not die. Conflict
ing statements are made concerning the
frscas. Dugan emptied q six.
shooter. and fired two shots out
Of another one. Naples. strange to say.
did not shoot ct all. though no had = pistol
on him. The origin Of the difficulty was
probably whisky.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-21
TOWN TRUSTEES.
Doiaxs OF csrpernsiss Dads Last
EvsntaE.

A regular meeting Of tho Board Of Town
Trustees Of tho Town Of Gold Hill was
held last evening. Present-Trustees Fox,
woolley. Copeland and President pro tenn.
Mercer. Town Attorney Harris. Town
Marshal McCleery and Town Clerk Hyde
were also in attendance.
The reports Of tho different standing
committees were received.
The Committee On Streets reported Mai
C.metery street hal 10 b en- opened -
vet, and that the Crown Point RAvine
Mining Company proposed W have . sur
yey of bowers street male.
The Committee on Fire and water TO-
ported the department. In good condition.
al.o that they had waited ON S~uperiutsnd.
emit Oyerton. Of the Water Company. 70
GET permission 10 tap the pipe leading 70
Silver City. for the purpose OF placing .
hylrant In Lower Gold Hill. Tho super
intrplent did not favor the prolrct.
The Town Attorney Was instructed 20
draw up a lease for L. Buckley. Of the well
located on property condemned for street
purposes on Cemetery street. Tho lease
To be for tive years. -.
The bonds of Town Clerk and Town Az
torney were read and approved.
Adjourned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-21
or Ssr ~CaiissrnIs.

Thomas l.. Dawes. we'll known among the
mining and artistic fraternity Of this SEQ
ton for the last few years. leaves for Cali
fornia tonight. He has been . hard
working miner In tho Belcher aud other
lcaling mines Of tho Comstoek. lAtterly
working In tho Consolidated virgi.
mia. but his bodily health failing
him somewhat OF lats. he concludes 10
tako q run over into the Golden State.
where he will seek employment In some
capacity or other. he cares not what, par
ticnlAriy, 30 long - no can earn an hon.
est living. Mr.. Dawes Is not Gully . very
able. upright and promising young man.
but possesses considerable talent ~ an
artist. His numerous sketches OF mining
scenes In this vicinity arc we'll known to
the public. and his most recent effort In
that line, entitled mining on the Com.
stock" . large picture. photographic
copies Of which are for sale at the book.
stores. gives q better idea Of the under
ground ~ well ~ surface workings Of the
great comstock mines than ever before
portrayed by anybody. Ho leaves numer-
qua friends hero who most cordially wish
him success wherever he may go.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-21
p.r.rs.rc. las. s,..i.r.

Richards. J Scoblo. J Gilbon. u Ford.
T Cole. A Hecht. T A Patterson. A Hey.
wool. \ T. Plat. Z ~. Clair, n Burke. Jas
Brady. J " Curtis. + fogrrty. u Cohen.
Mulica. T. II Russell. y frciricks. d
Gildmakcr. J II Williams, W kierskl. y
Joseph and family. Mrs Work. Mrs Me-
sorvin. Rev J West, Lieut. Gov Adams, W
Krause. Miss T. Goldsmith. Miss y Sin.
clair, Mrs " Emerson, Mrs Miller, Mrs
Sharon and son, y Bell. II Kinney, Miss
N Cook. Mis-. Diskey. T. strother and wife.
W T Elliott. Miss Wright. A q Hamilton
and wife. Miss n O'Connell. Miss Grattan,
Ned Marble, u \ Patterson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-21

On Monday. June 10Th. Mckee Rankin.
with his celebrated play. tho Z" Daniies."
written for him by joaquin Miller. will
APPEAR at Piper's Opera House for one
week. under the management 81 Mr.. q.
n. Goodwin. Full and complete scenery
for the pieces presented will be brought
from Baldwin's. Tho play referred ~
will be played two nights aud "a matinee.
The 1.-TWO Men of sandy liar :" and the
.'O~ctoroon" will also 10 performed.
These plays will give good weeks bnsi'
mas.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-21
sssrnsy wssshsr.

The weather wa disagreesbie yesterday
any continues tho same to-day. II has
been showing almost from suu.up this
morning. aud appearances do not indicate
a cessation Of hostilities. The ladies' who
have new Dresses IN display. and who are
kcpt in doors by this kind OF weather. are
The opinion that they could teach tho
CisrL Of The Weather . thing or two u he
voniI only heed their admonitions. Those
~ mr. citizens who formerly lived In
Oregon sre delighted with the moisture.