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GsccOia Rain Drops.

-Croquet.
is all the go.
Don't forget the Township
Convention this evening.
Thanks to Mr.. A. Goodrich for
a mess Of Roasting ears.
Mr.. Albert Cohen, returned to
Osceola last Wednesday, and will
be found at the popular house of
Mcssrs. Stowell & Heinz.
Mr.. Ed. Parry left last week
for st. Louis, his former home. on
visit to his relatives. She will
miss thy gentle voice, sweet Ed,
ward.
1--WE regret to record the death
Of Judge John Alvis, an old and
much respected citizen OF our coun-
! ty, who died last week at his home
on Carson's Lake.
Mr.. Grluley Pettcy, owing to
continued i'll health, left for his old
home IN Scarcy, last Tuesday on
the West Wind, where we hope he
may soon recover his wonted health
and strength.
Mr.. J. w. Clapp, of Memphis,
came up last Tuesday, and with the
boys, is now out on the classic mar.
gln Of Tyronza bayou revellIng on
fried fish, and in turn furnishing a
feast for the hungry mosquitoes OF
that locality.
Mr.. Paul Delorvin returned
from st. Louis on the Grand Tower
yesterday morning, accompanied
by his bride. We wish the happy
couple all the joy and happiness
that their fancy have pictured for
the future. Who will be next.
When you 60 TO the Conven-
ton this evening, don't sit with
your mouth closed and lota few do
ali the talking, and then come away
and say it was a put up job. Every
man has a right to be heard, (pro-
vided, he has something worth
hearing)
We are in receipt of an invita-
ton to be present and participate
In the unvailipg of the Monument
TO tho Confederate Dead on the 9th
day of June, which is now being
erected in Elmwood Cemetery.
In acknowledging this request,
we regret that We will be unable to
attend.
We are unable to see the point,
or make the proper application OF
ANEX's communication besides, We
could nowhere find any indication
Of the authors proper name, very
necessary adjunct to all articles for
publication, to insure it a recogni.
ton. Come again ana infuse lit
tie more light in your productions.
NLast Tuesday evening the Town
Council being called in special ses-
SION for the purpose of electlng n
town Marshal, vice, W. b. llaskins,
resigned, proceeded to ballot. w.
T. Bowen and A. Goodrich being
in nomination, the vote stood For
Bowcn-G. II. Brickey, W. p. Hale,
John Matthews, G. Il. Stowell and
S. S. Semmes ; 5. For Goodrich
F. NJ. Pcttey; /. Bowen was de-
clared elected, and being present,
was sworn into office.
From the fact that one ofthe
candidates for county clerk has had
his card of announcement printed
in Memphis job Office, we infer
that he expects to receive heavy
vote from Tennessee. Candidates
arc hereby notified that we ale
prepared to execute cards circulars
tickets or any other job work at
Memphis prices. If you expect to
be elected to office IN Mississippi
County, and to prosper and grow
up with the country, you must de-
pend upon your own people and
patronize home institutions. Let
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Legal Notices.
Commissioners Sale of Real Estate

BY Virtue Of decree Of the Mississippi Coun
" Circuit Court, on the Chancery side thereof
rendered Al the May Term 1870, and a renewed
Order of sale rendered at the May Term 1875
IL the suit therein pending, wherein G. W
ThomasoL was PLAINTIFF and james Is. Craig
head and others were Defendants
We, the undersigned Commissioners, will Al
the door o { the Court House, in the town of o.
ceols, state OF Arkansas, ON Thursday the 20th
day Of June, A ID 1873, offer iOr sale, aud sci
to The highest bidder, on credit OF three months
the following described lands lying and situat,
kansas, to- witt
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IT is suggested that the primary
meeting called for to day for the
purpose of selecting delegates to
represent Monroe Township in the
County Convention to be held on
the 18th of June, be called at
3 o'clock, p. NJ. at the Court
House.
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The sale OF the above land to take place within
lawful hours of sad day; the purchaser or pur-
Cb asers, required to eNccnte Note, with good
anG approved se ruIity for this payment Of same
and an express lien retained on said land 10 sc
cure The payment II the purchase money.
This May 9TH, 1873
Charles Bowen,
John Matthews, Com'rs.
d. Matthews,
6l-it Printers lee (Sli ,O0)
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Local Column.
MASONIC

The stated communications Of Osceola Lodge
No. ~ r. a \. Nj. viii be reld the saturdays
Ou or leNt before, each full moon. VIZ Jau.
o., fth. l6. March lG,, April l3 May II, June
Jane %, July IS, Aug. 10, sept Z, Oct 5,
Nov. q. Dec e.. Dec %
So John the EvaugelisD
The M,mner- are ordered to attend in accord
aur' with the BY Laws
All Master Masons in good standing are cordi
ally invited TO attend. BY order Of
}. X y. HALE. w NJ.
j o BLACKwooD, Sccy
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Redemntinn of Lands.

Notice is hereby given, that g. Phillips.
Heir at Law "f Presley Phillips. deceased, has
redeemed the corner of section II. township
II, range ~ east, containing three hundred and
twenty acres. sold for taNrs Of lS13-i ij-6 on the
ilth June 1877, aud then bought by X W. Wat
kins, the said Phillips paying into the county
treasury the sum Of S2B3 ~ amount in full Of all
tax. penalty, interest aud cost on sad land
May II, isIS. j. X. L HALE, Clerk.
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ClNOrd's Ecbrifugc.-In

the cure of Fever and Ague this
remedy displays extraordinary
powers. Properly used. no case
can resist it, and other diseases of
an intermittent character, including
that most distressing disease, peri.
odical Neuralgia, have been found
to yield, with equal certainty, TO its
influence. 1T eradicatcs all malaria
from the system, gives tone and
vigor to tho whole body, and pre-
vents disease from becoming seated.
Try CLFFoRD's FEBRIgUGE it is
sure, safe and speedy in its action.
You will never regret buying the
first bottle, and you will have dis
covered a friend you can not afford
to lose. J. G. RICHARDSON, Prop'r,
For sale BY all druggists.
s.. LOUIS,
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Headquarters.

John l.. Driver & Co.'S. drug
store is the headquarters for pure
drugs and medicines, which can be
bought at bottom prices for cash.
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TIE SUN.
II Ew YORK 1875.

1879. NEW YORK 1875.
As the time approaches for the renewal of
subscriptions. TIE Sun would remind It's
friends and wCllwi-hers everywhere, that ii ~
again candidate for Their consideration and
support Upon its record for the past ten years
it relies for continuance of the hearty syin-
pathy aud generous go operation which have
hithert" been extended to It from every quarter
of the Union.
The DAILY SuN is u fCur pagc-shcct of 2s col
umns, price by m.ll post paid. 81 cents month
or s. 50 per year.
The SUNDAY edition of HE Sun is an eight
page sheet of ~ cplums While giving the
new Of the day, itulsu contains large amount
uf literary aud mscoianeous matter specially
prepared for IL. THE ~ DAY sun has met
with great success. POET paid sl.2O year.
TIL r w r r KY SUN.
Who does not know TIE WEEKLY SUN2
II circnla'es throughout tie United States the
Cauudus, and beyond Ninety thousand fami-
lies greet IT. welcome pages weekly, and regard
it in the li-ht 0f guide, counsellor. aud friend
lis news. editorial agriculture, and literary
departments make it essentially u journal for
the family aud the iireside Terms ONE
DOLLAR year, post paid. This price, gu lily
considered, maNcs IL the cheapest newspaper
published. For clubs Oi ten, ith $40 cash, we
will send an extra copy free.
Address PuBlIsIIER or THE SUN
New York City
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Headquarters.

John L. Driver & Cos. drug
store is the headquarters for choice
cigars and chewing tobacco.
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Professionals,
0ECEOE.F.

E .s5ippi County Ark.
VIII lpga.urr DO ali the Counties OF
t.ls ,2nJalrcial Circuit, the Su-
prom, Court Of the State, and IN
tus adjoining counties of Tauncs.
b.a aud N.s-aGi. Special and
ur.u.. att.uuun given tn col
ie.,..u., 60 the payment ottaSos,
examining and abauact,ug titles,
and Old Whatever may apperJaln
20. general Land Agency.
Jan. rs #,
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

STATE OFFICERS.
Governor w. r. Miller.
sec'y Of >tatc-B. b. Beavers.
Auditor-Johu Crawford.
TT, asuror- 4 j. Churchill.
Atty Gcu'l.--W. +. Henderson.
Com. state Lands. n. >miihee.
Chancclur-J Il. Eakin.
ChIuCrry Clerk-A Il. Witt
Chief Ju-tiCc-E. II. English.
Associate Justices-Nm m. NJ. Harrison and
David walker
Congressman, 1st DIstnct-L. c. Cause.
JUDICIARY.
Second Circuit Counties of Mississippi, Gross
Irittrudru, Pointsett Craighead Groene, Clay
on and Randolph
Circuit Judgc-L. l.. Mack.
Pros. Att'y.-J, L Hiddick.
LEGISLATIVE
Goth District-Cunuties Of Mississippi, Jackson,
fomt,ctt and Craig ighrad.
State Seuatur-B. Harris
representatives,. IL Williams.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
County judge Chas Bowen.
Sh-tlh-J. q Driver.
County Crrk-J X. L. Hale
lrpuEurer-j. l.. Driver.
surveyor AE,hony.
Ass, ssur-D Dickson.
Coroucr-A W Lucas.
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THE KANSAS CITY aINFs.
lllE kAN,A- GtN gnits
THE hAN.ssS tIlG 1laIS.

| THE KANSAS CITY aTNrs.
LIE KANSAS Cil gaits
ihE HAN,..S tllG 1l4IS
NkN piSTEfBTTTDN
NEAf DIS KiuU iDN.
APHTL q. 1878. '0N'
ARR l. T., I-,s.
AihiL li, is7s.
oNt 1U0isAND PpEAfrVWe
UNF ilpU~fNU pRtNTi Ma
TIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
FIVE tHut~NNU UoLLtHs,
II T. 1litU-ANp inIf.Ais-
>tNsrEil1iuN ONE pO.fAR.
- tAiill1N nEE IpIIRT
iB thlf4-oA uNE uyLLAs.
nrrir" l--- tlo ruti-.A.r. ae4t f-.,.-s fi.,-
itt-s dl-ltluul.d lfafly itfa iIi ts..,pf.,, i
tnsechog- pnd rcfra.cI ueu au,sesip,i61
iarEsst west ct thH Mi-.ialf4i liver
ad qhreiiuhs being sruIal a- 10 he lecniitv
OF ,. l's Ill. '1l'n a- cauage business a..
button .or AF.r il isls. aHeu &. 20 rrr,uIn,1s
worth 9'i4t. u.ii be nilati,d TO suascrilers.
iHt fieH.-I.s .nusI#l % ftl1ulie alil tis.-
~. article, aHd 'ar. hom one doluu TO arcrn
E'ry saosrih0r ut regular rsie. e,,s the
iiin's ana al-N1 .hgr.ia tie tfri. t.i A. ,tufi,n
pf ever. riuH ut ul r' iH silver I.tirif'.--f.e
fI.l" "H'ih N"ii4 .is. D.. Viii o. given go Tie
l-,i.,i ,ns ,..-. ..'.. .t ''uo' send ior coupon
tie lmHs is whn.1cd daily iri-wecl,ly and
"tf,,h. ati l- Ir o,rl 10 taa a.aitrial Interests
of Que leAu'trf Do, Ntr Wt.t
Fur 800, dollar vIu oau peg ffe daily rio,es "a.
,u, Mui, %, w." Aiy liuns two innuls. 81
tH'- NN'l.If l.iIt- rlN fluafi.s. together With
one staie ir t. Al 100 ti-irituilan
.Ntttl'I 90 ui'a, lrlu. .ilH .iats, and counnu
utAtl- seht lttc. a1A-.as
TrE TIMES
Kansas city. Mo.
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THE ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT.
Published Daily and Weekly, by
j. n. SMITllEE & co.
Teru,s Of Subscription

live state paper, liberal and progressive.
Active conyJsscrs wanted for the Weekly Dem.
ocrat Liberal coma i-siuns allowed To good
men. j. y. sMlTuEE s. co.
Little Rock, Ark
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,ARSONS, PuRGATIVE PILLS

stand unequaled before the world today rs
yarryidg the dose aycufdi to direction. p D.
sons iurgausc PAS ,lpctualiy puuiy tne
Blood. and greatly alleviate. II MT cuiirrly
cure DNspepsil. Scroluia or Kings EVIL. Rose.
kry-ipelas or II Anthony fto, Eruptiln..
aud Lruptiyc Diseases 90 the Skia. Salt hArUm.
Teder, kingWo,m Sores BOils Tuniurs. Mur-
bid swcllmgs, ulcentiuns, plmlIcs, aud
Ilptclts
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PuRGAIIIE PINS

Are the result Of lpug-cput Iuri scientific in-
vcstigaiion, and are warranted to CuIp a,l dis
eases originating IN tue stomach, Liver uud
bowels. No pipuE pains tuW Lhr usc ul
these Pill, unless tie ,wtls are iuAumcd;
but rc'irf, immediate rci,f, may bcr,licd upon.
4. a cnmfn ON lnuLIIN uhA -Ir
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-08

Thomas W. Dunn. the we'll known as
ssyer and analytical mineralogist. form
erly with Conrad wicgand. after an ab.
.ence Of a few months at Eureka, where
hs made = good mark for himself in his
profession, has concluded to return to the
Comsiock. His numerous friends in this
section will not only be we'll pleased "a
welcome him back. but also TO read the
following excellent notice Of him. which
we clip from the Eureka SsAti~,i Of the
9Th instant:
We are sorry TO learn that our fellow
townsman. Mr.. T. ". Dunn, Is to return
to his old business haunts on the Com
stock. lie wa doing more than his share
Of the assayins work in Eureka, but W.
are informed that Mr.. Conrsd Wiegand,
State, offered Mr.. Dunn inducemsnt.
which threw the balance, containing Dunn's
attachment for Eureka and her allurements,
'higher than . kite" The result Is that
Mr.. Dunn packed up yesterday, mi this
morning he Is on his way 10 Virginia City.
Mr.. Dunn goes there, as we mentioned III
the .S,~tasi q couple Of weeks ago. TO lend
q hand In helping his father.in-law. Mr.
wiegAnd, in q new process for the separ'
alton and refining OF base amalgam. For
this purpose = strong company has been
organized, and Mr.. Wiegand Is its Super
intendent.
One Of the many benevolent acts Of our
departing townsman-we noticed yesterday
that he was packing three cases OF goods
for the University Of California. These
boxes contain mineral specimens from this
section Of the State, principal among
which are those taken from the Eureka
Consolidated mine. They consist Of grey
carbonate, yellow carbonate, iron oxides
carrying gold, the barren rock between
walls, chunks Of the quartzite which com
prises the front wall In that mine, and
sample Of the shale which il the hanging
wall also various grades OF ore from the
fifth 10 tho twelfth level, q sample OF the
crystalizations from the ninth level cave
Of the same mine. and many Others. We
are told that the Richmond Company have
offered to furnish samples from their mine
to the same institution, but Mr.. Dunn viii
not DO able to wait and secur them. II
our mining men would give u little more
heed 10 the calls Of the managers OF our
mining schools, all over tho States. we
would be better advertised II only takes
a little labor 10 secure these specimens,
and they are OF inestimable value to the
students, a. Mr.. Dunn well knows. We
wish Dunn good luck Ia this new venture.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-08
li,.~us ct Johaay ruers.

Johnny Tuers the popular old chief
minstrel. whom every old Comstocser so
well remembers.is going 10 be the rccipien,
Of q grand complimentary benefit at the
Alhambn Theater. Virginia, tonight.
Johnny il Que Of the j%olliesi and most com
zeal sous Of Menus that ever trOd the stage
and this evening he will trot out a full
supply 81 his very choicest comicalities.
lie is suro oi a dcnsely crowded house, for
his friends will rush 10 the rescue en-
masse. Front seats reserved for the press
and clergy. and no ono allowed tn leave
until the show IL over except for refresh
ments. The entire company of the thea,er
will assist Johnny In n of the lScliesi
anil jOllitst cutsr tainmenis 81 the season.
DOurs opcn At : o'clock aud at Il the jani'
tor will pass around the hat.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-08

Mrs. L. whslen. Maggie o'Toole, Mrs
j. NJ. Walker. NJ. wertheimer. =. Dorsey
Mrs. p. Dorsey and child. Miss Cor
Black. Miss MAude Moke, Mrs. Guy
Thorpe. Miss Mary 0'Farrell, Mrs. Tay
LOT. Mrs. O'farrell. W. y. shaffer. ]. \
Clark. A. d. Mccoy aud wife. J.. d. over
ton. c. A. V. Putnam and wife, J. Alden.
Miss J. l.. Curtis. Jas. Greason. A. Warner
and wife. Matte Cook. Mrs. Connely and
son J. n. IsaAes. y. Z. Chagnon. N. Il
E1siner, G. d. Gregory. J. W. Hagan. G,
II. Sanford. II. HAnley. Frank Do,y. Cha-
Cummings, Clemens Eschmsn. J. Doanc
u. S~chonefold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-08

PErsESr,rIoS.-somo twenty Of the old
employees Of Frank n. Thayer. ex.super-
intendent Of the Julia, have presented him
with a clock Of most excellent workman
ship, %surmOunted by an elegant bouquet
holder. With the present q note WAS sent,
expressing in graceful and grateful words
the warm friendship Of the givers for Mr..
Thsyer.
fOssIL.-In the window Of A. ". Cole.
No. s. South Q street. Virginia. is TO be
seen on . thin slab Of cream-colored clay
slate a mos. perfect and beautiful fossil in
the shape Of a fish. II is Of q rich brown,
and exactly one foot In length by four and
= half inches ia width In tho widest part.
and in shape closely resembles the common
perch.
RoHBED.-Mr. Parsons. who resides near
Lake View, V. 4 I. II. H.. Was stopped last
night between Thompson's aud joe fray's
and robbed by 4 masked man assisted by q
six shooter. We have not been able TO get
further particulars Of this bold robbery.
Do NOT forget to remember that's Masonic
Social will be given in Gold Hill this even
ing. IL will BE- up TO the usual high stand
ard OF excellence.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-08

c. Lynch. Mrs. Ford, James Kelly and
children. Mrs. A. Hickey. Hugh Kelly,
Cha.. Cummings and wife, Mrs. N. Lynch,
Miss c. Kelly. Mrs. W. II. Mekillip. Mrs.
N. flannery. Rev. Father Haupts. Jerry
Halligan. q. L. Smith. J. Pierce. r. Dor
ssy. ]. q. Hedges. &. Costello. A. W. Pray,
J. II. MAithewson. T. V. julien. &. A.
Bragg. G. A. Richardson, WIN. J. Volt. II.
A. Wilson, Vim. Terry. J. II. Ki,trell and
daughter. wm. Bartell. Mrs. ]. Nelson, ].
q. MoylAn. W. L. Lawrence. Mrs. Brod.
head. NJ. Perasieh. \. Locke. II. Il. Dill,
T.. T. wAshburne. 7. W. Dunn. q. W.
Bryant. A. Moore and c. Troeliek. Jr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-08
SUICIDE.
Maggie Daley Points y pts tot at Her
Heart aud raiis Trigger.

At $50 this morning 9 woman CANT
rushing down the stairs Of the lodging
house over Charley Muoller's saloon. cor
ncr Of Union aud Z streets Virginia.
shrivkins ou, that Mrs. Robey had shot
herself. The crowd wero excluded and
DIR. Bergs,sin sent for. An examination
Of the wound showed that she had placed
the pistol at her breast aud aimed for
the heart. but had pulled II ~ far
around in drawing the trigger as to make
only q flesh wound. The bullet entered
just below the left nipple and passed on,
under the left arm making a passage
through the flesh Of about six inches in
length. She will recover She IL said u
have been crazed or inebriated. or both.
last night. aud this morning went into an
adjoining room, found . pistol aud uscdii
a. above stated. The woman used To play
on the stage IN Virginia and was known as
Maggie Daley.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-08
BOLD charles.
Evidence Maid tn Have Bs~u stolen
from the Records Of stsrry
County what - sNid iu An.
swer Q n the Charge.

The San Francisco Fs., Of last evening
says 4 startling discovery has been made
In connection with the controversy be-
tween the Union Consolidated and Sierra
Nevada. Certain testimony taken in the
case Of the sierra Nevada Silver Mining
Com pany vs.. The American Gold and Sill
YER Mining Company. which is valuable as
evidence should the dispute between tho
former corporation and the Union consol'
ID .ied he brought into the court, has
been stolen from the papers In the Office OF
tue custodian Of the records In storey
county. Nevada. by whom the theft was
psuctTated L. not known, but the matter
l. now being worked up at Virginia City
and the guilty party will probably not
escape. Tho case alluded to Was tried
BY a Jury In the District Court OF
Storey county. la the Territory OF
Nevada. In 1868, Gordon n. Mott being
presiding Judge. A full transcript OF the
testimony was taken by q photographic
reporter appointed for that purpose.
Among other witnesses whose testimony
was thus reported. wa, Henry Miller. one
Of the original l~ocaiors Of Sierra Nevada.
who was examined ON behalf Of that com.
pAny. His testimony WAS 10 tho effect
that In laying of the location Of sierra
Nevada they set the stakes In . certain
position and subsequently, moved them
southwark. AftsrwArd they were again
changed n~orthward. II 10 q certified copy
Of this evidence that has been stolen from
the Clerks Office.
The I1.i adds: "whils the loss OF this
evidence does not weaken the title Of the
Union Consolidated to the ground. IL
shows that sharp practice has been resorted
Ia. By whom remains for those who aro
working up the cAse 10 solve"
We have had an interview with County
Clerk Mcfarland and ex-County Clerk
Thompson In regard 10 this matter. and
they know nothing Of II whatever. IL IL
possible that the testimony above alluded
to and which as matter Of course would
have BEEN filed in the Office of the County
Clerk. II at all. was among the papers
which were consumed by the bis lire, since
they would necessarily have been outside
the Courthouse vault, and hence liable tn
destruction As above mentioned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-08

THE concert in Miners Union Hall last
evening was well attended aud was con-
Quoted In . satisfactory manner. The
young lady directors deserve much credit
for their patience and skill In bringing
their undertaking 10 Q successful conclu.
sion.
Coin HILL has her streets In ine order
for sleighing, and Virginia is dlttoing .
little. slowly, by degrees. and up along to-
ward the Divide. II Is abont an even
thing between the Street Commissioner
and Winter.
The pump rod OF tho Alta, which was
broken day before yesterday. 10 all right
again and the pump In full operation.
During b time repairs were In progress
the water was kept down with the bailing
tanks.
Mrs. A. T. Stewart has offered . reward
OF SIS, 900 for the recovery Of the body OF
her late husband. stolen from the family
vault In ~. Marks Church grave yard and
the conviction OF tho thieves.
Tnr joint Congressional Indian Com
mission has come and gone and still the
Piutss play poker In the sunshine and
build ~campoodies in sunny places.
MANY swan, geese and ducks are finding
their way into market on Piute ponies and
now and then = cotton tail or . Jack rabbit
bangles from . savage belt.
TnEER are messages At the Western
Union Telegraph 0nice. Gold Hill, for
John Taylor and David Glenn.
The main incline Of the Ophir is being
sunk As usual before the Influx Of Union
Con. water.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-08
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
MeesiaE NJ the Board To-day sur.
render OF Besds-Bilis, Etc.

Tho Roard Of County Commissioners
met at II A. N. to-day, Chairman Shepherd
presiding. The minutes Of the last meet.
ing were read and approved.
A communication was read from the
Bank OF California offering to surrender
s30.0Os in Court-hou.e bonds with inter-
es, from July at par. Referred to the
Courthouse Committee.
Annie Murphy asked remission Of her
taxes on account Of having been sick when
the Board OF Equalization met. Com.
municaiion read and filed. No action taken.
Referred bills were brought up and
acted on. That Of Thomas Noses. for
dividing registry lists Of the Third Ward,
Virginia. into two portions corresponding
10 the two precincts, vas cut down 70
$3.50, and tho whole bill for registering,
ETC.. allowed at SIl5 II in place Of $500 60.
Assessor Fox was allowed slii for IL day.
assessing net proceeds Of mines.
Allowed bills as follows: Lonkey 4
Smith SOS co. Geo. s. Saunders SO 50,
John Piper $50. Richard Mercer SCI IS,
John Giliig SO 20.
Aho cuetih lttsehtNu u biA iot niAteth
specials during election day for sizes. Al
lowed.
The compensation TO be allowed inspec.
tors and clerks Of elections was discussed
at length. and IL was finally decided TO al
Low S. per day, and eight hours aud the
fractions over should constitute . days
work. Under this action bills were al'
lowed ss follows;
Ambrose English. Second Ward, Gold Hill,
sixty'three hours. three Inspectors. -four
Clerks allowed so each, $3.50.
John SNOW, Fourth Ward, Virginia,
seventy.two hours. SIS each, S3i5.
q. II. Clark. Second precinct, Third
Ward. Virginia. each SO. $3.50 AMI SIC
extra for furnishing stoves, chairs, tables,
etc., In ROOM, $500.
Miscellaneous bills were allowed a. fol
lows: A. A.PutnAm. SIS; N. O'Connell,
IS 10; II. ~Schoneman, $40; Wood knight,
sis; Lonkey 4 Smith, $50 20; A. Luke,
80; Powell 4 Stewart, SO "a; II. Soce,
Sis IS.
Adjourned till Monday 10 a. NJ.