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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-21
DRY GOODS.

GRAND AND ALLEN Sis. NEW YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-21


AND MILLINERY GOODS OF gvExY DESCRIPTION
THAT HAS EVER BEEN EXHIBITED IN THIS ooUN-
try We EXPORT AND MANUFACTURES NoNx
BUT THE FINEST GRADE OF GOODS. OBTAINING
OUR DESIGNS AND MODELS THROUGH OUR PARIS
HOUSE or THE LEADING PARTISAN MoDIsTEs.
WHERE THE MORE QUIET AND REFINED TASTE
OF THE AMERICAN LADIES RENDERS AN ADAPrA-
TON OF TIE ORIGINAL FRENCH MODELS TO THAT
TASTE NECESSARY WE DO So EVER CONFORMING
TO THE CORRECT ARTISTIC PRINCIPLE WHICH
GOVERNS THE SUCCESSFUL MODESTO.
THE DESIGN AND CREATION OF A TASTY BONNET
HAS ALMOST BECOME oNE OF THE PINE ARTS.
WHERE SHAPE. COMBINATIONS OF MATERIAL
AND COLOR. SIZE AND QUANTITY. AS WELL AS
The PnYsToGoNoMY OF THE wEARER. MUST RE-
cErvE CAREFUL CONSIDERATION IN ORDER TO
INSURE PERrEcr RESULT OUR LONG ExPERI-
ENcE AND SUCCESS IN rHIs BUSINESS AND the
LARGE PATRONAGE We ENJOY FROM THE ELITE
OF THIS AND OTHER CITIES CONSTITUTE SURE
GUARANTY TO OUR PATRONS THAT THEY WILL
ALWAYS FIND IN OUR EsTABILsnMEXrs TIE
4AE 1yHfT AsP as TEN Enjoy Y1se DO 70
TAsINs G3opi AyINd EoYE s n rs EkGxeEP
OF E aHs
APP x # og GHP p1R As
GOODS AT OTHER PLACES
SPECIAL NOVELTIES WILL BIB OFFERED DURING
THIS WEEK. COMPRISING
10 GASES OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-21

I SPECIAL NOTICE
Will open MONDAY 1000 Trimmed BONNETS and
| HATS nc Dopuiar prices.
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/ F. F A /. A ! | {: :: ::
e. T.. ...s$''$t| 4 +
EESooS ! / ! ILL.,
corner o. I4.h 81. and Broadway:
nE s IL f d Fl s' ssns s
q the is,es' imp0rsaSp We s continue 70 sell great
buttons 7Sc
ssS s".ss":. q e.
4buttons. undrcsscd. ooc
All the choicest spring shAdos
KEEPS SHIRTS.
The best and cheapest in the world.
We cannot mako better shirts an, price.
All made from tho celebrated wamsus,. muslin; sosoms
3.piy. all linen. the worry best
Keeps patent Partly Made Shirts for 90; only plain
seams finish.
Keeps Shirts tho bess measure for So
~ guaranteed
An elegant OF heavy gold plated B.ssvns pre-
ssnsed 70 svery purchaser Of six shirts
xEErs UNDERWEAR
Canton flannel Vest. and Dr.vsrs extra heavy elegantly
made. =, cents each.
Pspper,n jean Drawers, very best. SO esnss each.
KEEPS UMBRELLAS
Best eirshsn. With paensed protected ribs, u each
rvilied siTt, paragon frames. 80 esch -
KEEPS COLLARS AND curFs
In all the latest styica
vourpiy linen Collars. six for Is cents
Four ply iinon Cuts, 81 80 hair dosen.
English IaK Hose. super stout. rs cent, p,ir
Pure linen cambric Handkerchief, 81 so half doSeu
Samples and circulars nailed free on application
All goods warranted.
Every welcome 10 cali aud the celebrated Bell
telephones connecting stores and factory
kEEP MANUFACTURING C0MPANY,S STORES.
s sss d s,,S0s sa New York.
AZ Fulton 81. Brooklyn.
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Al JAoKsos's.
GREAT BARGAINS
BLACK GOODS
this vcek.
500 PIECES GRENADINES,
Damasse Gren adiscs, &c.
500 PIECES FRENCH cAsHMRRK,
from <so yard; 10, 7s. eersiniy worth 81
$50 PIECES BLACK SILKS.
Special attention s called 10 she following lots via
75o. D0c ~ 81 ~ ~ so to ga and guarantee that NJ
thcs prices they are positively cwcr than be obtained
elsewhere.
300 PIECES TAxrss CLOTH SILK AND WOOL,
AZ half price.
.nENRIETrAs, BoMBAztNEs, LUPISs. pEIArvEs,
-, FROM TlIR LATE AUCTIONS ALL GOOD
C0URTAULD'S CREPRs, WELLS. AC..
n vcry low pricss
yACKsoNs.
TIT Bro,dvav oppo.ite stcwArt'a
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AT v. vIGUoROUx, i22 4TH Av.. NEAR I2tH ST.
iABnrgains In large portion OF stock ~ ladies' im
ported Under wcw Co,lsrsand Guns. Ceps, DC infants
piaue Dresses Ccsks Bibs Caps Ac pyevious 20 our
movaL Stamping and Br,broidering OF ali kinds Mono
grams 70 order for handkcrchef table And bed liDcn
Wholesale. 90 East 18th ~
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Just received elegant assortment Of Ladies' Misses
and Childrens Hosiery In fancy cotton Isle thread
Spun and pure sk, exceedingly low priccA t~.
Aiso full line OF Ladies' Childrcn's Merino vests
all Sizes at 43c., 500. ,62c, 60c. and 75c.
Tho Balarggan Hose In the trade &c., &c. &c.,
Ale and 45c. pair.
Immense Of silk and wool Fringos, Passcm
Buttons, TO-, ~ ono half their value
Great bssgains In Fans Pocketbooks, Jewelry Small
Wares
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-19
RAILROAD TO LAKE TAHOE.


A correspondent, writing from
Truekee, gives the following items OF
interest:
The las, California Legislature granted
n thirty-year franchise to A. J.. Bayley
Of the Grand Central Hotel. Tahoe City.
and associates. including the right Of
way for a railroad FROM the town OF
Truekss to Tahoe City. Lake Tahoe. 1t
il the intention Of the company to build
tho road the coming Spring and sum.
mer. and to have 1t in running order by
the ist OF August. The plan Is to build
n narrow-guage road. aud to build 1t ON
trcslle work the whole distance. The
road can then be run in Winter. Build
the t~restlss not less than four feet high.
and il will at all times DO above the
snovs; and IL can be built at a less price
than To grade the road bed, at the present
low price OF lumber. II il also the in.
ten,ion Of Mr. Bsyley to enlarge the
Grand Central Hotel At Tahoe City, by
building a wing 3tI60 feet two stories
high. and to also erect cottages for the
accommodation OF families. and to re-
furnish the hotel second to none on the
Pacific coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-19

JonS RAPP has decided to Wm. Rapp.
in consideration OF s3.sOO. the Philadel-
phia brewery. Ssven-Mile Canyon. with
the outhouses. sheds, brewery utensils.
materials, horses. wagons. sleighs. etc.
belonging to the said brewery.
AsssssNEsr.-An assessment OF ne
half cent per share is levied by the Hope
Consolidated Mill and Mining Company.
delinquen, on the 10th Of January next.
See official notice in our advertising
columns to-day.
A SUNDAY Christmas concert will be
given a, the Presbyterian Church. vir-
ginia, next Sunday. All the Sunday
school children will participate in the
exercises. some of which will DO new.
LOCATION Noricx.-Ruel II. Pierce.
II. Osborn and Vim. Coyle have filed To-
cation notice Of the American Eagle :"
1900 feet ; situated on the south fork OF
Spanish Ravine. Virginia District.
PosrroskD.-Al persons will bear in
mind the fact that the Pioneer social.
which was advertised to come OF at Poo
neer Hall. Virginia. this evening. has
been indefinitely postponed.
CAPTAIN MATT CASlvlN. supsrinten.
dent Of the New York mine. Gold Hill.
has been appointed County Commits
siouer to Gil the vacancy caused by the
death Of l.. ii. Torp.
SuoHrESrso Ur.-Next Saturday will
be tho shortest day OF the year. IL Is
supposed to DO about nine hours and
nineteen minutes between IA and sun
In this Latitude.
MrSISo T~RASsTEn. - Charles Wilkes
has decided 10 Charles s. l.. Turner. in
consideration OF $1,000. go feet. I'M
divided, Of Gray Eagle No. 2, q portion
oil the Scorpion.
MILL srrE.-L. Andrews and u. Gal
land have located a mill site Of $50
acres between the Laiayetts mine and
the Northern Light.
Tux further examination Of the case
OF Joseph 4. Aujs has been continued
till January }, 1879,
IT takes 600 cords Of wood per dav To
run the Comstock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-19
Appointments Confirmed.

WASHINGTON, Dec. ls.-The Senate
to-day confirmed John Lowell Of
Boston United States Judge OF the
First Judicial Circuit /; Henry S. Pootc,
Superintendent Of the Mint at New Or
leans. and Louis j.. Sonner. Appraiser
Of Merchandise ut New Orleans.
NEw YoRK, December ia Times
Washington correspondent ON the con.
firmation Of Foote, says A division
was asked for by Morrill, and four Sena-
tors. two Of whom. Teller and Cameron.
Of Wisconsin, voted against the coniir-
nation. 1t was made. however, without
further opposition. A number Of
Southern Senators who were expected to
vote against Foote. went out OF the
Chamber when his name was called. aud
thus refused to take any part in the pro-
ceedings.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-19
InYestigating Seward.

WASHINGTON. Dec. lS.-Tbe House
Committee on Expenditures in the State
Department to-day further cross.exam
insd @. Wiley Wells, with reference to
tho Shanghai Consulate and the charges
preferred against Minister Seward OF
China. General Myers, OF the Quarter
masters Department ut San Francisco,
was also examined, with reference to lot.
tiers said to have been written by DR..
MCGOWAN to General Myers, and also in
connection with regard to n letter written
by the latter gentleman to Consul Gem
eral Myers, both OF which II has been
alleged were intercepted by Mr.. Brad.
ford while in charge OF the Consulate
Postofice. The testimony Of Myers was
TO the effect that he has ncyer received
the letter in question from DIR. McGowan.
Although the session OF tho committee
lasted about four hours. beyond the
above fact nothing Of public interest
transpired.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-19
Holiday Jeweiry.

N. N. Friedrich, the pioneer manu-.
featuring jeweler OF Virginia City.
Nevada. gives notice to the people OF
Storey county in u advertising col.
umns to-day that his magnificent stock
Of holiday goods is now opened ready
for inspection and sale. Mr.. Fredricks
has been In the business In Virginia City
80 long and is 80 well known to our PEG.
pie. that anything that the NEWS might
say in his praise would be deemed super.
finous and uncalled for. His goods are
always Of the richest and best, and his
prices the lowest possible. His stock Is
immense. SO that zone need fear that
they will not be able to get what they
want. lie also manufactures to order.
and pays especial attention to the 70.
pairing Of both watches and jewelry.
Give him acall.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-19
A, sh.theld s,..; chnarr..

Al Shefheld .,.s; chilars.-
adults received aid last week.
Mayors relief fund amounts to $780,.
Al Stockton the distress Is increasing.
Hundreds OF families Of iron-workers
ARE destituts, and an influential COM
mittes IL canvassing for subscriptions
and contributions.
At Stoke-on.T Trent great distress pre-.
walls, which il enhanced by the severity
Of the weather. Tho Distress Commit.
tee is unable to keep pace with tho de-
mands upon Il.
At Burslsm q meeting was called by
the Mayor yesterday TO take measures TO
alleviate the distress.
Great want is being felt in North
~Staffordshire.
At Edinburgh n deputation OF unem-
ployed men waited on tho Magistrates
and asked for employment. The Mag
istratss authorized the Street Inspectors
to give them work.
At Glasgow the depression and dis
tress are uneIampled. The streets arc
swarming with idle and starving men.
women aud children. The Lord Provost
and Magistrate are organizing very
thorough relief for the most urgent dis.
tress.
A Dundee dispatch says there is much
misery in that part Of Scotland. No
adequate measures for relief have been
organized in the northern part OF the
country. where fishermen aud agricul-
tural laborers are destitute.
At Manchester vnst numbers OF mid
die class people, who will not appeal for
charity. are suffering kcenly.
A Liverpool dispatch says II is many
years since the working classes endured
such distress and privation.
At Bristol there ARE large numbers un-
employed aud much suffering.
At Wigan there Is considerable dis
tress among b sbetter class OF workmen
and mechanics.
Northampton reports tho existence
Of much distress throughout South
S%taffordshire. aud food. Goals aud
clothing are being distributed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-19

"a,
two-th.~
Ot the s..
THE monotony
only broken by soms
in the gallery inquiring
he didn't think be was having
Of a time II was not until the la
act. aud after the head and hands OF Mr..
q. were safely ensconced in stocks, that
the good nature OF the audience began to
manifest itself. aud they proceeded to
pslt him literally with snowbails. This
brought the entertainment TO q sudden
close, aud q procession with sad and sol.
enln tread wendrd its way from the OPP
era House. In one thing only was their
expectations realized. The programme
hal promised that the most sksptical
would 10 convinced and they were
oonyinced-that they had been outrage
ously sold. Mr.. and Miss Grey, who
nre undoubtedly the same parties men.
toned in the Virginia City papers, de-
parted from the city yesterday morning,
leaving n number Of unpaid bills, but
the telegraph having been brought into
rsquisition. they kindly consented to
settle one Of them before proceeding far
ON their journey.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-19
coMsTocK ORE.
rho Product te Ne Increased in the
Near Future -Prospects OF Con.
Virginia, Justice, Ophir. Etc.

The ore product OF the Comstock has
been Increasing n little of late and bids
.-.----..-,,...,,. 50. 4, ,,.
TAR W 'ne'ea'e 0'u'
near future. The promise Is mat the
Consolidated Virginia is to be brought
forwara now very loon In this respect,
81. ...,;,.,;a. 70. h..r much I'm
IN 'no ""'o" ~" '
proved recently ny reason oil completed
connections and repairs to drifts. cross
cu,s and wines and the lower tempera.
49,. = an. ~srr,.o. Ths s,o,ss hs.
'u'' ". Wv
tween the HOO and 100 levels are 10 DO
opened next week.
ODhir has been Welding 10 tons per
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-19
IB~aeheisrs' Hall.

Tho members Of the old Washoe
Bachelors Social Club will have .
second reunion at Cooper's Hall, Vir.
ginia. Christmas night. Il is not to DO
supposed that the reunion even OF bach.
elors who have W had q union at
all. let alone a second reunion, will be
half as crooked as the above announce.
ment. As will be seen by the notice
elsewhere. babies are solicited. That Is
where the bawl Is TO como In. for the
nurses to be "in attendance" are the
"Three Bobs." They intend TO
make a night Of 1t, and hence
will deliver bon.bons 10 babies Of 1880
and l:3O. There will DO game Of
mothers football In the lower hall. while
the bawl is going on elsewhere. Having
dodged all Of Cupid's arrows for a life
time the "Bachelors' Club" will have
"fsmale archery" also. The object Of
this is moi clearly defined. The fact that
no tickets will be sold ut the door looks
ominous aud only $50 will be sold any
way. More Of this bachelor ball anon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-19
Sentenced.

This morning Jacob weese. con-
victed Of an assault with intent to 10
bodily harm upon Richard Singleton ON
the evening Of the late election. was
sentenced to two years hard labor in
the State Prison. Judge Rising before
passing sentence took occasion to re.
mark that the jury had seen fit to find
the prisoner guilty OF a lesser crime
than the one charged in the indictment.
which was assault with intent to kill.
The court did not, however. consider
the prisoner entitled to any lenisncy on
that account. The testimony showed
that he fired the first shot on that C
casion aud in the public street and at n
tims when the street was crowded by
citizens. The only wonder was that
good citizens had not been seriously in
jured. II not killed during the ARRAY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-19
Iripsr's opsr. House.

"
IL Is very doubtful whether there were
eyer two hours OF nonsense more heavily
nm, in n, pinsr,. Opera Hons. than
.p.,,..a,
curing tne performance VI "o'
Crusoe. Esq. and His Man Friday. ny
Rice's Surprise Party last night. No one
need wonder any longer where the name
..su,n,ise Party" came from. The play
ia full OF surprises, both Of dialogue and
...,o, \, 4. "a ~ n~urnnrta IN ba mn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-19
Arrival. I'M. nor.ius

seryice,'o II LAGrango. Miss l. Nolte-
meier. Miss y Coryell. Miss L sis.a, Miss
L Mckay. Miss Dowdell. Miss NJ Cara.
Thos Robinson, N Fisher. I,obt Chalmers,
II 4 Mcdonald. Robt Rowland. 5 Parke.
ChAs Wilson. J J Williams. A Lashman.
J = Alexander. u MeMAnus. c HAub. Mn
r L Kelly, A Clark. Misty Wilson. VIM
Cowan. Miss 4 wetherill. J II Kinkead.
Miss l. Noltemeier. Miss Woodruff. Bishop
Whitaker and wife. Miss N Watson. Miss
Alice Galloway. y Bonaeina, J Galloway,
Mrs Wilson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-19

In regai. ~
l wal surprised at 80. .adicious and
economical manner In which they had
been made. One little continuance at
the junction OF the perpendicular and
incline shafts. ~improvised and applied
successfully by the Superintendent, MIR.
McMahon. is an instance. II is . porta-
BILE pully. by which the cars on the In
cline are hoistsd to the bottom Of the
perpendicular shaft without the aid Of
an extra s%ngine-thc whole work being
performed by the engine on the surface.
This continuance. II Is estimated, results
in u saving to the company OF i've hun.
bred dollars per month. This Is but
Que little incident OF the saving to
a company, and an assurance OF
their success, by having q practical
man at the helm. Notwithstanding that
Mr.. McAlahon was q nomiee for State
Senator while l was there. nothing con.
nected with the working and interests OF
tho mine was allowed to escape his
supervision"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-19
SurrIp,N's Dr,ru.-Lawropce Sher

SHEEiDAS's DEArn. -Lawrencs Sheri.
dan. who was killed in the Mono mino
at Bodie last Sunday. was formerly o
resident Of Virginia City. His body
was brought here for interment. The
Coroner's jury found that deceased
came to his death by the lowering Of the
cage upon him. and that due diligence
and canton were not used by the sngi.
noer. II. j. Hilton.
RicH oRE.-Last evening some Of the
richest OF Comstock ore was shown In
Virginia. II came from the bottom Of
the incline below the 1900 level OF the
Sierra Nevada. Assays were made OF
some OF the best pieces Of this orc and
went over $4,000 per ton.
LADoR AFFIDAVIT. Z. Lyford has
made and filed affidavit that OF the re.
quest OF the Directors OF the Autocrat
(formerly the ward), he and William
ii. Kelso performed labor during the
year 1878 amounting to 800 on said
claim.
CnmsrMAs trees will soon he in de-
mand.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-19
The English Method.

LONDON. Dec. ia special from
Jamrood. dated December IS, says It has
been determined to inflict rigorous pun
ishment upon Samkkur Khel. who led
the recent attacks on the camp at Ali
Musjid. Today Wednesday, 1900 men
leave Ali Musjid to surprise his villages,
which are ten miles distant. IL Is nm.
ticipated that tho example made OF these
natives will have the effect OF pacifying
the whole frontier.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-19
Lutlrell's Language.

NEW YoRK. Dec. l9.-Luttrell's re-
marks in the House yesterday during
the discussion OF the Indian Appropria.
ton bill, "that Commissioner Hayt
knows no more about Indian Affairs than
u hog knows about cholera, calls out the
editorial comment from the Times that
'' 1t Is possible Luttrell has an ambition
to represent the vulgarity Of his own
State"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-19
Complimentary l,s.sns.

Tho story Of the misfortunes and
sufferings. and consequent blindness Of
John Eslick, who IA blown up recent
ly by a blast in the Mexican mine. need
not be rehearsed to the jewellers on the
Comstock anew at this time. Ths light
OF day has gone out to the poor fellow
forever, and the light OF life came near
going out with II. But he lives, and his
friends intend giving him q compli.
mentary benefit. at National Guard
Hall. Virginia. Wednesday evening.
January sth. We shall take occasion to
call attention to this fact again.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-19
IDistries Court.

The following business was transacted
the District Court to-day:
State vs.. Jack wesse - Defendant
sentenced to two years in the State
Prison.
Noce vs.. Orsezo-Continued for the
term by consent.
Elvira Gufin vs.. James A. Guiin-
Divorce granted OF the ground Of OF.
tremc cruelty and failure to provide.
Bregeta Il. Wedge w. Daniel Wedge
Application for divorce on the ground Of
extreme cruelty and failure TO provide.
Decision reserved till the court talks
with the daughter. aged Z years.
Adjourned till 10 A. NJ. Tomorrow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-19
chri.s,n.. Gifts.

F. Boegls. Of the wsll'known book
and notion store. Virginia. would seem
to have been made the special agent Of
Santa Claus this season and his place Of
business the headquarters and store
room OF that chubby Christmas dis.
penser. The place abounds will all
sorts Of gifts for all sorts Of people. and
all appropriate to the coming holidays
Persons visiting Boegle can select arti-
cles, not which will merely do Tor the
want Of better. but just such a. are
needed and will please both givsr and
receiver.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-19
Grnad I'rize Dire

w were yesterday shown. says the
Enterprise Of this morning. a lot Of
specimens Of ore from the Grand Prize
mine. Tuscarora. which numbers several
Of ruby silver tina, are immensely rich
almos, the pure metal. These come
from the 400 level. All the samples are
very rich. as they must he when this
ores as milled averages Sl15 per ton.
II is expected that the erossent on the
600 level will reach the ore body the
last Of this week. Ore taken out OF the
bottom Of the winze hall way between
the 100 and 800 levels is exceedingly
-ich.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-19
New water Task.

G.. W. White. the well known con-
tracing carpenter aud builder. has just
completed two large water tanks to be
owned jointly by the Virginia X Truckes
Railroad Company and the Crown Point
aud Yellow Jacket mining companies.
These tanks are above the washos grade,
directly west OF the railroad depot. and
in size l6xiO feet and 10 feet deep.
They r big and strong. and will hold
enough water to supply all demands that
will DO made upon them for some time
10 come.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-19
Good for Garfield.

WASHINGTON. Dec. lS.-Goneral Gar.
field to-day informed Horace Davis that
hs will not only vote for his bill to re.
strict Mongol immigration. but will also
make q speech to promote It's passage.
The California friends Of the bill have
great reason to congratulate themselves
upon this notable accession to their
forces. for Garheld's advocacy Of any
such measure is good for at least twenty
votes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-19
The Sun and the CIpher..

Ngw YORK, Dec. l9.-Ths Sun has q
doublo.leaded editorial whereof the fol.
lowing is the gist: Why are not the
cipher kilograms investigated by Con-
gressY Ono thing remains certain: The
truth and the whole truth about these
kilograms ought TO DO officially and pos.
itively established. nc matter whom IL
may help or whom II may hurt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-19

special from Washington says : 1t may
be as we'll to add that the reports that
President Hayes is q Grant man are
without foundation. He takes no part
in personal politics and has no candi.
dates. He is reported to have said.
however. that Grant Is the most probable
candidate because Blaine and Conklipg
will defeat each other.
A correspondent says: ION the Re-
publican side Grant looms up moro and
more. Southern Democrats for the
present are silent. but all are united in
declaring against Tildsn As utterly un.
available,