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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-17

To PRIZE wISSsRs.-A persons who
won prizes at the Miners Union picnic
are requested TO call ON the Financial
Secretary for them on or after Tuesday.
September 18th. between the hours OF l
and 4 p. NJ.
T. ID. JAMES has charge Of the High
School. Virginia. this week. during the
absence OF Mr.. Ewing. the Principal. to
Eureka, TO attend the Republican State
Convention.
The annual meeting OF the Baltimore
Consolidated Mining Company will be
held on Thursday. October 9th, at the
Office OF the company in San Francisco
Tue Carson Tribsas says: The sele-
bratsd trotter, Controller. will probably
contest in the five-mile trot at our Car
son races.
TIE depots Of Virginia and Gold Hill
wers crowded last night. A great many
people were present to see the kepubii-
can delegates get away.
Tmx report that Red Frank Wheeler is
seriously IN has been denied. He Is
better than ut any time for six months
ID. L. McCAHruy and Dan o'Connsll
have gone to Eureka to watch tho he
publican State Convention.
L. A. LEour. agent Of Busby 4
Inman. the San Francisco slovs-makers'
10 on the Comstock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-17
YLAsmEs.
Condensed kilograms from all Por'
stous OF she world.

Condensed TELEGRAM. from all for'
t'oas OF sne wos'"'
The Secretary OF Tue treasury yes,er.
day afternoon issued q seVen'y,hrS,
call Tor the redemption oil o'ZU bonus OF
70. The call Is LOT hvo million, TWO
million coupons ana 'nrse miil'1ns reR,
istered. principai anu interest 10 pe pau
~ me iI'asu,y on Wv. y a.,
snu A''0i' "nu ~ ''"
uAy.
The project for raising a loan for tho
retirement OF the paper currency OF
,nI..;cr I anno;v,.S 10 consider ibs anil.
49,, ~ az h.s, mesns Tor overcoming
H.. sv,, =, dsn,scia,ed manor currency
al -, dieion,,r In ,ra,p;n, n nrac.
,icsh,s scbsms for that nurposc.
IL Is reported .sa; ". mOD ,ha ports
TWO powers INV ih, T,n,..ss
.hat poss,o .o .,n.dita tbs
.,eun,,on ~ ~ Treaty Of Bsrlin. The
Porte, In consequence Of Russian pres.
sure, is interccpting arms for the Rho.
dope insurgents.
H., .;,h,h ANNA, Ko,sos Civ r,.
= s,susu na R s1u. smna.
aIor In,n ana n number of noted inca
sor,.s .ro stohlsd nm tbs E,nosition
1901. This an.,noon IpIa viii ,,ot
sar a ,housand dollars To- heat the best
time on record ON a half.mils track.
.-.....,,,,,., 4. ,;,., ~ s,.,.-
conuau1n si n,nr,H, w lpsm"n
msn' pa ,S., ,ho h." ., = now
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-17
A whole Family Murdered In
Texas.

CINCINNATI. Sept. 1G.-Tho following
account OF . most horrible murder ID
given in tho dispatches from Houston,
Texas. The wife Of George Lynch. Q
respected citizen OF Berkeley. Texas,
died some weeks ago. leaving an infant
Lynch had seven other children. the
Oldest, Clemie. being seventeen. On
Friday night the family retired as usual,
n lamp being left burning In the main
room. Al midnight the father was
awakened by q pistol shot ball striking
him in the breast, He sprang up and
saw a masked man standing In the mid
die Of the room pointing Q pistol at him.
The assassin fired again. the ball lodg.
ing beneath his collar.bons. Lynch
fell unconscious. When no recovered
consciousness he found himself lying 10
q lane outside the premises. The assas.
sin. thinking Lynch dead. seized Q
Ratchet and put the children. who were
witnesses. out Of the way. He assaulted
Clsmie, buried the Ratchet in her head,
and also crushed the skulls OF three
other children and then set fire to the
house. The distracted father saw the
building fall In on the bodies Of eight
children. The bodies were afterwards
eIhumsd and an inquest held, whom the
Ratchet wounds were discovered upon
the heads Of the children. II 10 thought
Lynch will recover A young man
named Boatmars, with whom Lynch
had had a difficulty. is suspected Of the
crima
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-17
BAN FRAxCIsCo.
That esS.ooo.ooo Huis Against che
Bonsssss-A verdiet OF Murder
fn b secesd Degree Agaiust
CyuthtA HOdRdOn.

That e3o, 100000 Huis Against she
Bensnsas-A verdict OF Murder
fn she ecesd Degree Against
Cynthia Hodgdos.
San FRAScrsco. Sept. 16.-In the
Twelfth District Court to-day. in the
case OF J. II. Burke ct al. against J. G.
Flood ct al, better known a. the $751;.
900. 900 SUIT. Judge Daingsrheld sus.
tanned tho demurrer to complaint and
also sustained the demurrer to the inter.
yention OF ]. G. Corey.
In the trial OF Cynthia Hodsdon. in
the Fourth District Court, charged with
murder in producing an abortion on
Mrs. Downs, II will b remembered thai
Hussslman. n Of the jurors, Was sent
to Jail for offering to take q bribe to hang
the jury. To-day counsel for the &C.
cused refused to consent TO q dischargs
Of the jury, and objected to the casa
proceeding on the ground that one oil
the jurors was o convicted criminal.
He then made a motion for the dischargs
OF the prisoner. which was denied
by the Court. Judge Greyson intimating
that counssl's objection 10 proceed with
the trial was = virtual consent TO the
discharge Of the jury. Counsel for the
accused then moved TO discharge both
the jury and prisoner. This wa denied.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-17

From Bopk.-Charley Golding has
Just come in from Bodis. lie says II
freezes there every night. The mines
are all looking well. and he thinks they
will come up again ~ soon ~ the Sierra
Nevada excitement Is over. A new shaft
has been started on the South Standard
claim. in which Mr.. Golding is heavily
interested.
wupxy LoDdE /. o. o. IA full
and prompt attendance Of the members
Of wildey Lodge. No. l. I. o. U. f., Is
requested at their hall. Main street.
Gold Hill. this evening at z o'clock, as
there will be business Of special interest
to transact. See official notice Published
in our advertising columns to-day.
REroRrsp SrnrKE.-A strike in the
Consolidated Virginia was reported on
the street yesterday. just where the
strike was made and what IL was like no
n seemed to know. yet II was insisted
that q new body OF ore had been found
somewhere in the mine.
LrELY.-Boiler making on the Di'
vide is quite brisk at present. The
sound OF the hammer rings out merrily
from morning till night. Our work
men can furnish as good an article In
the way Of q boiler or engine rs can b
obtained any place.
On TAILISos.-The Atlanta mill. Sill
YER City. started up day before yesterday
ON tailings. The proprietor Of the mill
has on hand . huge deposit Of tailings
which. according to the assays obtained.
should be worked to a good profit.
FoR rux FAIR.-Fathsr Manogue has
been presented with q line mich COW.
worth $50. to DO disposed Of for the
benefit Of the Catholic Church atthe APP
preaching Fair. next month.
Frank II. MEIcKR. Of tho Sutro Lade'
pendent, has been nominated for super
in,endsnt OF the Lyon County Public
Schools. Newspaper msa are beginning
to show up in politics.
TuoNls McGrSSIs has sold 20 feet o.
the East Comstock Mining Company
ground to =. II. Langan. Consider
alton, -.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-17
ID,p.r,ur,. u...t E,.nlux.

Charles Dobler. T Root. q W statsler.
= r Argens. T Wayne. George l Lsmmon.
N Rein. Jonas seely. J II Mathewson.
Lieut. Gov Adams. q W wetherford. II ID
LOOMS. c X Hobbs. A Ewing. A Ash.
J l. MeCleery. J ID Baldwin, y Ksnney.
Il Singleton. J J Alexander. y W Mordof,
A Z Warren. Mrs knight and ION. Charles
Carey. q n Foster. Il W Chase, J A Ste.
phens. Miss c Boeh. Miss Il Boeh, Miss
l. D Rourke. Y Pasmore. J II Kemp. Mrs
A Mckenzie. Mrs y d Baker. G Bonner.
ia stephens. Geo d Katzenstein and wife,
q n Folsom. Mrs A Dudley. II Mercer.
Mrs II J Ferguson. Owen Fraser. II NJ
Dsggett. o II Ia Orange, wm Alperson.
Mrs Kaneen. q ID Jones, Mary Hodnett,
J y KAneen. Mis-. p Proctor, Mrs NC Hall,
Mrs Whitaker. Mrs ID Crosby. Miss q
Thompson. Miss d Hunter, Mrs n Plat,
Mrs q Burlington. N I Mcmillan. Mr..
BlAuvolt. G wiegAnd. Miss Adams. Mrs J
wilton. Mrs T yincen, and child. Mrs I
Lowrey and child. J orndorf. l. W Wood
W n Lcete, "A Nicholson. s Nicholson,
3 W chubbuck. A Fraser. The Mast. SO
Crawford, Mr. Whitman. ID W James, Z
Cummings. Nay Friedrich.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-17
THE CARSON RACES.
Herses Named for the TrostisE rri.
sis-A Fine Prospect for . sue
ecsshai Meetfng.

The Fall meeting Of the n. A. Nj. a
u. Society at Carson bids fair to exceed
expectations. The stables are nearly oil
hllsd with fast nags. and the track 10 be-
ing put in fue condition. A lively in.
terest is being taken by all turfmsn. and
the very best nags on 1.-THE coast have been
entered. Below we give the names o!
the entries for the races up to-date:
2:35 Class-M. C~anavan. Of Virginia.
names Maggie @; W. II. Cade. OF Cali.
fornia. names Patchen Girl: A. Shane.
Of Carson. names Belle II; j. Cochran-.
Of California, names Ashley; J.. vii.
liams. Of Sacramento. names Kelly; II.
c. Lake. OF Reno. names Muggins.
Free for all-Trotting-w. II. Cade,
Of California. names Dirigo j.. VIII
liams. Of Sacramento. names Graves; A.
G. Hines. Of California, names Gold
note: p. W. Newman. Of California.
names Lady Emmett.
Eve-mile Dash-w. ii. Cade, OF Cali
fornia, names Dirigo: J. Williams. OF
Sacramento. names Governor Stanford;
VI. Caravan. Of virginia. names j.
| Stewart.
$50 Ciass-C. W. Moulthrop. Of Cali.
| fornia, enters William Tell; j. Cochrans
| Of California, enters Dan Bidwsll; j. W.
French, OF Reno. enters Pest; Un-
known, OF California. enters John.
Mile Dash-Two-ysar Olds-Hsnry
S.h.. ~ S.eram.nta namea Jessie
Il; NJ. q. Lake. Of Reno, names Nellie
Blair; =. A. Gibson. OF Reno. names
Jim Barnes: l.. Il. Martin. Of Sscra'
mento. names Experiment; Z. j.. Bald
win. Of San Francisco. names Chestnut
Filly.
$50 Class-M. Caravan, 81 Virginia,
names John Stewart W. II. Cade. Of
California. names Patchen Girl ; A.
Shane. OF Carson. names Belle H.; j.
Williams. OF California. names Kelly;
T.. W. Newman. Of California, names
Lady Emmett.
$50 Class-M. Canavan, OF Virginia,
names Maggie c.; John Cochrane, OF
Plumas county. names Ashley A.
Shane. OF Carson. anne Belle IL. L.
NJ. Harmon. Of Sacramento. names Nc
Mahon.
The track is the very best in this Sec
ton. and everybody interested in the
races will be given = good square deal.
No joekeying or u~nderhanded rascality
will be allowed. The prompt and de-
cisiye action Of the management last
year in firing out both horse and man
when u bit OF roguery was attempted.
will be remembered a. full guarantee
that things will be made to 60 straight
on this occasion also. For further par
ticulars read the advertisement in an.
other column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-17

George Mcdowell has located a claim
ON the dividing ridge between the race
track and the Lady Bryan mine, Wiz.
ginia Mining District. 1000 feet on the
ledge. with GOO feet surface ground. lie
calls il the Ten Brock claim. George
Mcdowell and Lawrence Donnelly have
located the Antelope claim. which Is sit.
uated in Virginia Mining District. aud
bounded by the Carnelita, North Mil
ton aud Vera Cruz claims.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-17
DON'T roRGRT 1T.

II you are troubled with nervousness. ars dis
hesrtened. tired Of life. fear death, or feel out
OF sorts. - the saying IL. you may rafely con.
elude that you have the Dyspepsia or Liver
Complaint. The liver 10 very apt to become
torpid this season OF the year. a. poisons aris.
Ing from stsgnant water or decaying vegetation
are more numerous, and are through Inhalation
taken into the blood. Unless the liver 10 strong
aud active. and furnishes . supply Of fresh and
pure blsod 10 drive out the impuritiss. the
above mentioned symptoms surely follow, and
n not needed. end In more terrible diseases and
death. whites Prairie Flower provsr iirell the
Great Liver Psnscea. Its action on the liver Il
Its cures are truly wonderful. Try II. Price
twenty-five cents and seventy.nvs cents. Ask
Jones, the druggist. for IL. sui7 COW b
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-17
rha Di.eh.rxed Y.nian.,

PORTLAND. Eng, Sept. l7.-Congdon
and Melody, the Fenians, were dis
charged from Portland prison this morn
ing, and Immediately left for South
ampton In charge Of the deputy gov
ernor Of the prison aud two wardens,
who will attend them until they are EN-
barked on the steamer Mosel. which
sails to-day from Southampton for New
York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-17
~RRMARKABLR CASE.

One Of the most extraordinary cures on
record was thu: Of the man John y. Herman.
dsr, residing in Salt Lake City. Who VA q
deaths door with thai terrible dissass Mara.
mus: the best medical aid had failed 70 stop
the progress OF the malsdy. when twsnty.thres
bottles Of BRISTOL's sARSAPARILLA and
three phisis Of BRisroLB PILLS made him Q
yeil man. iya6 In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-17
An Iowa Murder.

MARsnALLrows. Iowa, Sept. l6.-In
Tama county, Saturday, VIM. Taylor
shot and killed Perry Wheaton, they
having quarreled over the fact that
wheaton's dog had chased Taylor's
cattle from the formers hay field. This
Is the fourth murder In this county
within thirteen months.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-17
A New Firm.

Gold Killers all believe in local option
in all matters Of home government, and
hence the Local Option saloon is natu.
rally popular. This old and favorite
place Is now owned by Bill Meserve and
Joe Bish. both well known and well
liked In Gold Hill. Mr.. Meserve
has been in business here for several
years, and Mr.. Bish Is not n stranger.
Such q combination Is strong enough
and popular enough to make q big sue
cess. as II is sure to do. The News
wishes the new firm all kinds Of good
luck.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-17
q. III. GALLUP,

o. n. oALLur. opposite the Bank Of oshfor.
MIA. Gold Hin. hseps constantly IN hand al
~fayorite brands Of Imported C.gars. choice bit
cigars, eli kinds OF chewing tobacco. meef.
schaum pipes, nuts, candles. nns cutlery. and
toys and fancy goods OF all kinds. apps n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-17
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the sros and
indiscrstions Of youth. nervous weakness, Early
dees,. loss Of manhood. ETC.. I will ssnd .
receipt that will cure you, ynIr OF cnAnoh'
This great remedy Vas discovered bya mission.
sry In south America. send . sslf-sddresssd
Envelope 20 the REV. JOSEPH T. INhAN,
station ID, Bible House, New fork city.
ke2O 6m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-17
the PLAGUE AsATISo.

"
New OsIeass ssd vfcksburE He
quirs Aid Ne Losger-rhs Death
Rate ssiIi Terribly Large, bus
she Cool weather BeginpfnE fts
Good Work.
vIcKsDuRo. Miss.. Sept. 16.-The
weather Is clear and warm: Thermometer
92 degrees. There were % deaths to-
day. Among the most prominent arc
Mrs. d. A. Culley. vile Of d. A. Culley.
merchant, who died last week. and
Col. W. D. Ellington. Eishty.avs new
cases arc reported to-day, principally
colored.
vIcKsBuRo, Sept. 16.-vicksburg, to
her generous friends throughout tho
country. sends greeting: The distress Of
the South has only been equaled by the
generosity Of our friends North. The
responses to our appeals have been SO
generously met that we think the aid
already received will carry Us through
to tho end OF our troubles, and that the
public charity Of the country may not
be imposed upon. We request that all
future subscriptions for u relief DO
held subject to future calls, Of which
notice will be given when required.
(Signed) WILLIAM RocxwooD.
President Howard Association.
Rsoorts from Granville give the total
zoo
deaths 10 ua'e u 100
NEw ORLEAss. Sept. lG.-The weather
clear and pleasant; deaths ~, cases re-
ported lOS-2O OF which appear PRIOR 70
September IL. 80,
To the Masonic Grand Lodges OF inc
United States: The Masons OF LOUISIANA,
with profound gratitude to sister luris-
dictions who have voluntarily donated 0
large sum for the relief OF the yellow
lever sufferers of the craft In this state,
beg that they would cease their generous
contributions. as ample funds have been
already received.
SAMUEL j. POWELL, p. @. NJ.
CANTON, Miss, Sept. lC. Total nun.
Der OF cases to date 4O4, deaths 90. New
cases in the last "a hours 20. deaths l..
MEMPHIS, Sept. lG.-Therei Is n slight
and scarcely perceptibls decrease IN the
fever this morning. Inc deaths up 70
noon did not elceed iorty' Inc saaues'
feature Of the epidemic Una many
who have been actively at work reliev.
ing the distress are dying OF being
stricken down. Among the number
may DO mentioned "a. Il. Morshsn;
acting treasurer OF .he aiaSoT,o is.n
boara anu 4; VI y. ., .ne -
nnign.s isnnr,s, s1.I 49,.
aieu y, au cary nVa r!nsm .",;s.
ing a'so W..
msmoer " .ne .., .,..,.,
mo mo'la,iy ' 5ss. h.;n,
tnhu was hnuciPateu -AAA u'asss oo'n6
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-17
A.,,,.,. ans. n...,...

J Ivancovieh. Mrs Meyers. Mrs n Z
Newland, IA waddock, Miss y Wrinkle,
\ II MArletie. n Beeman. J smith. N
Young, @ Daily. W Stewart. s PiIley. J L
Jones. = W Chubbuek. q W Lightner.
l. Barnes. J II Kemp. L Algire. II Nugent.
A. Hoffman. Mrs Bowers, Samuel Young.
a n TYLER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-17
rnR PALACE KArIso STAND.

For . roast Of beef une1ceiisd In Storey
county. go to Thomas Hsiron's Eating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon. No. Z North O strsst,
Virginia City. Prcsh oystsrs 81 all hour In
every style. Forty. miners always on hand q
night. For tasty, homo style Of cooking. and
the best and fresl sst Of eli that the mafiets
anord. the Palace Eating Stand has no superior
Try II. apis n
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. kErORr.
San Yraneiseo Beard.


LAST ryrSiSo.
so Raymond 4 Ely. 5. 50
2s5 Eureka Con-, i2s
1850 Jackson. ss.9
$50 Belmont. 4. ~
400 Leopard. II
GOO jefferson. 2. 10
265 ella. SOC
ii5 Northern Belle. ios. IL
500 Hussey. 90c, Sc.
$50 Manhattan. 7h.IN
1890 De Frees. SOC. Csc. tOc
3i5 Grand Prize. 81, 81, ~
SIS ArgentA. ~. 80
l5c0 navajo. I 30. IL
$50 Endowment. SOC, 4Oc
3C05 Independence, 50, ), as
ass Day. zoe
4G5 Hillside. ~, ~
40 Silver Prize. i5c, Toe
1000 Highbridge, = Us.
us Modoc. .55c. Coo. 500
1850 Bodie, Is. IN, IL. Is
COO Star.
500 TuscArorA. i0c.
hoo Belle Isie. 45c. tOc
6s0lBeehtsl. I Is. II. 10
$50 MeClinton. soc. zoe
$685. Tioga, 2, I so. IL
$50 Summit. ~, ~. 2 co
90 syndicate,
ITO Aurora.'2
4i0 GoodshAw. 9Oc. SOC
2i0o Oriental, "a. 2 ". ~
$50 Sitting Bull. I
SIS South Bsdie. 75c
is5 Bulwer. i2S, IL. i3s
295 Booker. I. 95c
430 south Standard. Csc. zoe
3s5 Richter. AVA
9t5 Mono. 2. 3 "a s
100 Con. Pacific. IL
20 Martin White. -
us Belyidere. !. IA. Is
Gas BlsekhAwk. 75c. 1. DOC
1900 Tiptop. IL
80 Leeds, I 10
600 HomestAke. 10
100 Golden Terra.
40 Occidental. 1. I 20. I Is
1850 Phil Sheridan. 3a, 3. ~
100 South Comstock. 1
90 woodville. Csc
COO Lady Washington. 81. 3 co
25J0 kossuth. SOC. 75c
$50 Andes. Use. yOc. s5c
1850 well-fArgo. 20. CSC. 75c
$40 Ward. IL. 30
l2G5 scorpion. s.. 10. II. II
100 LeviAthsn, soc. I5c
1905 North Con. Virginia. =. ~, ~ h
$50 Morning Star. 4 s3O. 4a.4
CHS Trojan. Csc, Coo, SOC
800 Santiago.
leo North 0phir. 3
D95 Benton Con-, 81. CT. ~
800 Rough a Ready.
522j st. Louis, 75c. SOC
800 Solid Silver. 81
$50 Vermont itt, IL. lts
$50 Original Keystone.
200 Brilliant,
nm xoESiso.
sos 0phir. 81. as q.
5a5 Mexican. 81. 5GS. s7a, 5IS
1905 Gould 4 Curry. iss. 49,. 10. 1871.
49,
i5c, Best, a Belcher. 81. 50. ssh. "a. ais
3ia
7os, California. iis. Is. i5s. iis. Iis
Is, i4a
tG5 savage. Is, isa, I'm, lsb5. IT,
1855 Con. Virginia. IS, In, IL. lea b
lGS. II
SEQ ChollAr- Potosi. 10. &c. &C.,, i6a
i7i5 Hale 4 Norcro-s. l5a, Is. i5S, l5k
Isl. 16, 10. lGh
$40 Crown Point. 81, o.. %,
Ills Yellow Jacket. 23s. "a. 2is. 20
1850 Imperial. I %,
$50 Alpha. i4S, th, IA
3053 Beleher. 10. 81. 81, %
1000 ksntuck. ~
sos Confidence. D.. 81.
90 Sierra Nevada. Lei, icGs, leg
EOS Utah. Is. ~. az
800 Daney. i5c
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-17
A VOICE FROM NEVADA.

From Virginia oitya poor sufferer. almost
dsvoured alive BY an ulcsrous secret disease,
sends ne his thanks and gratitude for his ~
covery 10 health. effected By thoee sterling GOOD
medicinrs, Irtstol's SarsaparllA and Pills,
established for over forty years. They have ths
conndsncs Of both doctors and patients.
au2tim
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-17
street. Qaesastsas
isr the v..rraz rsIos LIN.

Ban fRlscisco. Sept. i7.-2io .. n.
Con. Virginia iG. Bodie isa. Justice
o.. Gould 4 Curry iss. ophir 50. Union
los. Best 4 Beleher 81, Savage ~. Sierra
Nevada iG3s. Mexican IS, Yellow Jacket
%. Bullion 49,. Alta IS, Lady Bryan 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-17
MEDICAL wONDRR.

This great cure for Rhsunatism. Neuralgia
and all Pains, Burns. scsids, Colds, end al
aches and pains that people and families sun.r
with. 10 really Q wonder snd . sucoese. d
Jones, u. sails u o. Cold HI. tsiasm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-17
The oeversmens snd the Rsiiroad.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l7.-French, the
Government auditor OF Pacific Railroad
accounts, has been informed that the
Union Pacific Railroad is making up It's
accounts. and that they will be speedily
forwarded to Washington for inspection
and approval. as required by act Of Con-
gress. The only company which has
thus far neglected to take any steps
towards complying with the law Is the
Central Pacific. and French says 1t will
probably fall into tho ranks o 1t Is
not thought that the companies will so TO
the expense OF a suit in the Supreme
Court to try to prove that the law com.
polling them to submit their accounts
for audit to the Government Is uneon.
stitutional.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-17
Tn. silver Doii.r. aud areeas.ek.

NEw YoRK. Sept. IA Tribune eli.
torial says {: "Ths country will be reas
surcd in n measure by Sherman's dec
larations resembling his order in regard
to silver resumption, that II is a change
OF method. and not Of policy !; that the
Maine election has nothing to do with
II ; that he has not abandoned his prin.
ciples, and IL determined to take no
steps backward. lie still believes that
he has the right to exchange silver dol.
lars for g~reenbacks prior to the date OF
resumption In gold, but has felt con.
strained to defer to the judgment OF
lawyers OF eminent ability. Ii Is need.
less to say that the counsel Of these gen.
tlemen OF eminent ability should have
been solicited before the policy Of silver
resumption was definitely announced.
The Secretary is evidently nsttled by the
criticism to which he has been exposed.
He should bear in mind that his abrupt
and seemingly unnecessary change OF
base was effected in tho very face OF an
enemy that was flushed with a victory
in Maine"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-17
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