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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-06
DELINQUENT Tx LIST.
NOTICE OF suits COMMENCED.

ITO TIE FoLLowING.NAMED OFFEND.
= ants. and 20 all owners or claimants. known
or unknown. Of the rial estate and
-erll-d OF impr, ,ements. when separately a.
-e-sed: You are hereby notined that salt hAs
been eommeue,d IN the Justices Court In
Township No. 3. Gold HUI Storey county.
State Of Nevada, before X c. Cock. Justice u
the Peace OF said Township No. ). By the To~n
Of Gold mn. a. plaintiff. against each OF the
defendants hereinafter named, and against
each q the follawibg-desenbed parcels OF
tracts OF Hand. with the improvements thereon.
and the improvements. when sse--ed -epar.
sicily. situste within IN. corporate limits OF
the Town Of Gold Hal. and ali owners or claim.
ants 70 the same, known or unknO~n. 10 r.
cover the corp ration tax OF the Town of cold
Hill. afOr said. and the delinquency ss-e--sd to
aid defendants, In United Staies < IA coin.
against u. said property. for the hseal year
ISIS. and ,ndins the nr-t Monday OF May. A. u.
lsTp. and that = summon. has been duly issued
In each suit. And you are further noti1ed that
N you fall 10 appear and sn-wer the complaint
nled In saia sstlon on OF before the I'd day u
January. A. d. isT9. 81 the hour Of 10 o clock
A. n. % ssid day. judgment viii be taken
against you and the po--c-soty claim OF claims
aud the improvements thereon. hereinafter dee
cribed. In United sta'es .ola coin. tor the
amOuut Of said tax, with the ten per cent. de-
ll1Qul nCy. Ia IKE Colns anu ihf III CN-l- ruu-e-
queat 10 the Assessment VI said taxes and costs
u .uii. In United states eoli COM;
Nam. Tlr and DtfiHgnegey.
Franz Callahan and Lots ! aud Is. Block
q Range X. value. t60o........... 81
Chonta Minirg Company and land and
im~ptovsment. west Of lot ID. Block
:. Range ID. value. t90o............. SIS
John Counelly and part Of Lots IS and
.. and all Of Lots -. u. o. and ~.
Bloch =, Rance G. value. $l.Ooo....... II 10
pardAnelles Mining COmpany and part
Of 10, 80. Block :, Range D.: value.
II ~
Europa Mining Company and groubd
anu improvements south Of Ward
mine; value. tlsOo ......,,, n rs
Tnomss Kelly and Improvement. on
LOTT Block ]. Range l.. value, kisD SIX
jacob Kline and south n feet Of Loo "a,
Block Z. Rage Z. value, 500 ....... 100
Estse OF W. b. LArerty ana Lot ".
Bloch .. Range u; lot IS Bloek n
haDge A. Lot Is: Bloch ,, Range ID:
and undivided one half Of Lot3, Dock
.. Range ID value. ti.t5o. ........... Is IN
Leo Mining Company AID Lots " and
Al, Blocks .. hange U: value. $780,. sJk
South Comstoek Mining Conpany AID
land and improvements east OF Lo.
20. Hook G. kange q; value. tiya5O,. 10 sJk
james Young and land l00x3QO feet wet
OF the Yellow Jacket new shan: val
ne. ss7S
J. II. HARRIS.
Town Attorney. Gold Hill.
Gold Hill, Nov. 20. ISIS. noas Wv
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nARDANELLEs MINING co

IL PANl.-LoeatiOn OF principal place OF
business. san Francisco, callfornis.
Location VI works, Gold hli, storey county.
Nevada
Notice IL hereby given. that At = meeting
Of the Board OF Dtrector-. held on the i2th
day Of November, isss, an assessment tho. 81
OF One Dollar 1911 Der shAre was levied
upon the eApttal stock OF the corpors-
ton. payable Immediately. In United >taies
gold coin. TO the Secretary, 81 the Office OF the
Company, $40 Montgomery street. san Francis
co. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment .hall
remain unpaid on the 18th day OF Decem.
Der. Isis. will be delinoueht. ana advertised
tor sale 81 public auction. and unle-- pay.
ment 4. made before will be cold on
MONDAY. the thirtisth d.y Of December.
ISIS. TO pay the delinquent assessment. together
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
By order Of the Board OF Directors.
JACOB :. DiMON. in, secretary
Ufiee-si0 Montgomery street. san Francisco,
California. noittd
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NEW YORK MINING COMPANY,

~ location OF principaI place OF ourinerss
Location Of works, Gold Mn, storey county.
stats of Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that At . meetirg Of
the Boarl OF Dtrcc;or-. held on the 18th day of
NOvemb-r o.. ISIS. an assessment lNo.iT1 ofThirty
go Gents per snare vac levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation. payable Immediately.
In United States gold coin, 10 the Secretary, al
the once OF the Company, Room II, No. a3
Bush street. san Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment rhall
remain unpaid on the 18th day 81 December,
ISIS, will o. delinquent, and advertised tor
sa.e al public auction. and unless payment IL
made belorc. will be sold on FRIDAY, The
81 day Of JsnuAry. 1872, To pay the delin-
quent assessment. together with costs Of adyer-
tiring and xpcn-e- OF sale.
by order OF the board Of Directors.
ID. L. THOMAS, Secretary.
Oriee-Room IL, No. ~ hurh street. san
Trancisco. CzlifOnts. uOlttd
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CAUTION.

WILLOW JACKET SILVER MINING
i compary.-s sale No. @-rhe public ..
hereby esuuoned against purchasing the follow
Tug de-cnb~d stock u the Yeilo = Jaese, silver
Mining Company. A. the San, Was sold for
Assessment No. 80. this i.th day OF November,
ISIS
In Nho.c rAme. No C.rrif. ahs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-06

Gee week In your own town. rs outat
1OO ffes. Ne risk. Reader, n you want :
business ct which persons Of either seq can
male gres, pay W the time they work. vrits
IiiSn' q. HxILzrr = 90. Portland, M,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-06

m Can mshs money faster u worh for us than
a. anything cleo. Capital M. required; vs
VII start you. si1 per day 81 home made By
me ,,sS s,spsW In. 10 .orf @s fr ~ Ns ra 4 ~ ~
tina. Costly outnt and terms frecl Address
mia en- True I 90. Ansusta, Mime
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-06

nHALLENGE CONSOLIDATED
~ MINING COMP Nl.-LOcatiOn Of princi.
pal place Of business. san Francisco. caiior.
Iis.
Location of works. Gold Hill, STOREY county,
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that al q meeting OF
the Board Of Directors, held on the 2si day
Of November, ISIS, an assessment mo. ~ Of
TweGty Cents per share WAS levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation, payable
immediately. In United states gold coin. 10 the
Secretary. At the once Of the Company. Room
:, No. 9o Bu.h street, san Francisco, Cali.
forniA.
Any stock upca which thi. assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 2jd day Of December.
ISIS. will be delinquent. and ADVERTISED tor
saie at public auction. and unless payment il
made before will be sold OF ruEsDAY. the 18th
day Of January. is79. to pay the delinquent
assessment. together with costs Of advertising
and elpenss. q sale.
by order Of the board of rirectors.
W. 4. DIAN, secretary.
O1iee-Room s. No. 23 Bush street. San
Francisco. California. no2Sid
HALEDON1N SILVER MINING
~ COMPANY.-LocAtion Of principal place
u bu-iness. san frzIeiscO. California.
Location % works, storey county. Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that II . meeting Of
The board Of Directors. held on the 18th day
Of November. Isis. an assessment tNo. 25l OF
Finy Cents per share WAS levied upon the cap
itAl stock q the corporation, payable immedi-
stely. In United State. sVld coin. TO the secre.
tary. 81 the once OF the Company, No. tll
California stre-t. san Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this Assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 2th day OF December.
ISIS. will be delinquent, and advertised for
sale al public auction. and unless payment IL
made before will be sold on FRIDAY. the
10th day Of January, ISIS. TO pay the delin-
quent assessment. together with costs OF ad.
yertsing and expenses OF sails.
n. wEGENER. Secretary.
oraee-it californ.s rtrec,.. san Francisco.
cAiiforuis. noi6 III
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DELINQUENT SALES.
cuCCOR MIL AND MINING

- COMPANY. Location Of principal place
u ba-Iness san Francisco, California.
location Of works. Gold Hill Mining Dis
triet- storey county, state OF Nevada
N '~iee.-There are deiinausnt uton the fol.
lovfuI described stock. on account OF z-eess
ment 80. y0) levied on the lah day OF October.
isN. the several amounts set opposite the
names a. tho respective shareholders. a. fol-
lows: A..
Names. no. o<fui. gus. am
Atkinson, poud h Co. True
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NOTICE..

u,nKsY GIVE NOTICE THAT I HAVE
.ciS NV Carpenter and Undertaksr's Estab-
iishment IN cold Hin "a Mr.. WALTER COBB,
and I nov vish az tnose sndeDssa 70 n: q esiI
"'S' N. IA RrvIKRx.
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Room 80, friedrich House,
VIRGINIA, NEVADA.

HOURS FOR CONSULTATION From 10
TN 3. and from o Till 8. or by special appoint
ment. jyts IL 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-06

r AIDES, DO NOT ALLOW YOURSELVES
IL 10 be humbusged. but come where you can
buy piles Of the beet and incest goods with but
= little money. ! Gill mention the prices OF =
few ~articles, and will cell you from q NEEDLE
TO . SILK DltRss In proportion. have In the
asst ten days received
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-06

Black cAssiMERRs. worth 81, for 90 cents.
sSr-Come and see for yourselves who sells
the best goods for the least money.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-02
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
DECIDED INVOLVEMENT FOR THE BETTER IN
rs CONDITION.

A DECIDED IMPROVEMENT FOR THE BETTER IN
HIS CONDITION.
Tho condition Of II. William Cullen Bryant showed
seus OF improvement yesterday, and his friends con.
sdcred that they hid good grounds 10 feel confident
or his recovery. ID. Gray does not however, venture
make any prediction as TO the result. He does not
consider that the trnne point has yet been reached
or there are an marked indications OF what tho
end may be- He sal 10 a HERALD reporter yesterday,
that in OF conQssion the brain tho length OF
time that must elaps before q crisis Is reached al
ways depends uponthe amount Of injury sustained,
and that In Mr. Branrs case tho amount OF injury
could not be estimsed. and that therefore IL was
quite uncertain wDsher the msisdy should take such
n turn. He Ia nopeii ma, the turn will be for the
better
ME Bryant slept ayood deal yesterday, ana seemed
greatly benefited ipconsequenoc. He also took a
small amount OF noulsh ment NJ intervals during the
day. Hts pulse was ,rong aud regular, aud IN the
afternoon ieli below ghty boats minute. The nurse
Who attends him ssidnis breathing was much better
while he slept yesiorey than u mad been ut any tmc
since his ilincss, andthat his lace showed a moro
healthy color. He ha reEaincd physical strength 20
whatever he desires, al will accept as little assist.
ance possipie from about HIM. lie recovered
consciousness ana anscrod some qucstiors ycster-
Gay IN an intelligent MINOR
A large plumber OF prsons called at Mr. Brysnt's
residence during the lay TO inquire alter his
dition. Mss Bryant ahved nome yesterday In I'm.
uroved health.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-02
AWARD OF CONTRACTS.
Tho following contracts we're yesterday awarded by
Commissioner Campbell, OF the Department oil Public

Tho following contracts were yesterday awarded by
Commissioner Campbell, OF the Department oil Public
works:-
sewers In 10th street, between Eighth and Ninth
avenues aud in New avenue, west oil Mcrningside
Park, betwecu lion and ll6tn nreeu--Michasi Moo
man, &l5 l55 50.
In 1921 street. anu in 10th street and reuth avenue
james Everafd, $4,000.
Rcpumtiug and grazing TN Madison avonue, iron
Nincty-pinth 10 l05th slroet--Wiiiiam Il. Tone,
$32s 6l rs
Regulating and grading in seventeen street. from
Eighth TO Ninth avcuue--John W. Mckim and Charles
Deslin, sl3,s5T 90
Regulating and grading Eigbty-eishth street, be-
tween FIRST avenue and avenue A-Jonn u. Dcvelin,
setting curb and gutter stones and Tagging in Sew
ehiy.sxth street. from First avenue To avenue A.
John Sia,tcry, $sdi
ward 10 Ninth avenue--J amcs Reilly, 81, 100.
Paving Lexington avenue, between seventy fourth
and SeveDtyninth streets with Belgian or trap block
pnyemenL, ana laying crosswalks where required
John ~ shannon, S1,10o o.
Paving E,ghty- second street, between laird and
Madison avenues, with Belgian or iraptock pave
ncnt, aud laying crosswaiks where rcqulrcd-John
N. shannon. ST. sG co. IL.
Paving Seventy lourth street. from avenue TO
East River, Win Belgian pavemcnt--Dennis haEan,
81, $50 10.
Laying crosswalks across Fourth avenue, at the In
terseciion OF HON, Hin, l12h and 18Th streets
Peter J. Masterson, $g6S IL
Regulating ana pavins with maeadam pavement,
the road built on the northeast SIDE oil inc new
reservoir, IN the town Of Southeast, Putnam county
N. Kellogg, $500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-02

ant faces. and there was, as IL were. . cheerful
air Of acqutta about them. Governor Bedio motoned
10 the pastor sit down beside him 10 his wonted
place. where he nigh, iscs the jury. Il was curious
scene. None OF the judges were on the bench; and,
though tho gas was lighted up. asem-darEress pre-
vailed In the court room. A great crowd OF people
had throIgsd to II TO hear the verdict. OF the coun
sci none OF Inc prosecution were present. ana the
Sickles family also by their absence.
The ladies' OF The vosburgh circle INSIDE the railing
all stood up on plos 20 gaze at the jury while tho
Clerk slowly called their names.
"Have you agreed upon = verdict gentlemen OF
the jury" The Clerk asked, in y solemn voice.
I'VE have: I" replied The foreman. smilingly.
"Do you ind the defendant guilty or not guiltyf"
"Not guilty" was the quiet, but nrm reply, Al which
there was tremendous ouiburst OF applause which
ana waving na,s the part of The multitude
Vosburgb, whose face had scarcely changed since ne
received the 1rst intmation OF hts acqu,tal strange
to say turned terri bly, pale; was the reaction from
his long pent-up excitement MISS Ida Vosbursh
bars. into tears ana threw herself into the arms Of
her mother Governor Beae's face bcamed with do
light. II was sceae never TO be forgotten.
"Hark you, gentlemen, as your verdict stands re
corded" the Clerk SAID IN humdrum fashion, alter
a ,t.c quiet had been restorcd .you ind the defend
ant not guilty. and SO say you ally''
The foreman nodded aud the jury made a rush for
the door, wnie nearly everybody IN the room over
whelmed Vosburgh with congratulatory greetings
and KIND words 10 TIC writer, who asked MN now
IL ieel moro Ike gong down on my knces and
thanking 600 than throwing up my hat. There are
trials anu suherings tor which man Is all the better
and Perhaps thus Is one Of tnem.N
lie SAID he would preach this evening on ''Su1er-
ing' Ia his church and teach his people lesson Vi
edurance which he himself had learned from bitter
experience. AS lie ana his mother and sister, who
both weeping with joy, passed oul Of the court
ROOM none oil the sickles family were 10 Dc seen.
Upon reaching home mis- wife met ner husband and ex-
pressed her accp rejoicing over his acquittal.
rne jury STOOD nine Tor acquttai and three con-
yicon upon hrst vote. rncn followed loud anu
he ated discusso ns, winch could DO plainly heard
the adjoining room, and slowly, one by one, the re-
caicirant three 10 the PASTORS side
During the DAY Mr.. vosburgh ives asked whether IN
case Of an acquitta he would prosecute MIR. Sckies
n. .sn I nfrr and N4.ht
hate conflict would not send him to State Prison
II could"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-02
PRODUCE EXCHANGE ELECTIONS.

The following gsntlenn nave been put in nomlna.
tion Tor officers OF the Toduce Exchange Tor tho
sung year:--For Prcsient, Franklin Edson, OF
Franxiin Edison Co. For vicc-Presidcnt James
Niece. Of the Devos MANUFACTURING Company. For
Treasurer, Benjamin q. becr. For Managers, Jonn
@. Dale. Of tho lama Steamship Line; william
Blanchard; John NJ. Hshes OF Hughes, Hickox
Co Otto Arens, of Mssr 4 Kruger; >, Il. Hui
snissr, Of Huisnisev Iuckman;. o. q. Foster, Of
stevens OF Stevens 4 3enedict; Andrew Cunning
ham; o. Stahlnecker, r D. StAhlnecker son !;
Austin a. Turncr; Lyman. Holman. Of Miles Hol-
man. For Inspectors 0t lection, q. H. HinckcD, OF
Bcvd & IIincken; (. BJoscph, OF 4. @. Albert h
Co stephen Van Bruut fiber, fompkips, OF romp-
klns n Co. Louis N. Les Of the New York Floating
Elevator Company.
The eiec,Ion win tAkeplacs 70 morrow and the
soils viii 10 open iSem. abeR A. Ma ihyaa RI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-02
THE RAIN STORM.

THE METROPOLIS RALF DROWNED TEsrEhpAx
AND THE GOOD CITIZENS IN BAD HuMoR
GENERALLY.
Summer was ushered Mdly in yesterday morning
amid the dreary plsshiai OF a chilly rain. Tho
streets presented discopsats aspect and all nature
seemed out OF sorts. The bsst-tempered people fet
inclined 10 grumbe and be ross as they looked out
OF their windows into the streets. whore huge muddy
puddlss everywhere met tho view and warned
people 70 keep within coort Along the gut
ters the water coursed With The lveli.
ness Of . mountain rni. and the lcadcn
aspect Of the sky. through which not genial ray
OF sunshine could force It's way offered but little hope
that the weather would mcnd. Inter these crcum-
stances prudent individuals sought those mysterious
10 which unreasonable clothing rsicgated,
heavy ovsrc0ats and arctic overshocs drawn
from their summer resting places, and once more or
dered on duty. Less prndent people allowed them
selves be dsuded by tho hope, that day ad-
Ola Sol would his sway drive away
tho wintry clouds which obscured his jolly face,
and this expectation forth IN NIL tho bravery
OF light spring suits and summer hats. The hgure
which these unfortunates cut in the pelting rain,
which almost ceaselessiy beat down the city curing
the day, mignt well have moved old Jupiter Piuvus
10 relent of MS watering CARTS but either
the old boy n deuccd bad humor or he wos
joyine the success 81 lis joke and the utter discom
oil the Gohamitss under the play OF his celestial
water power.
If The flooding oil cellars in tho lover part Of tho
CITY be excepted no serious damage was done.
The northeast wind caused hign tide along the
coast and a. Coney Island the water lowed over the
concourss. IL was the highest tide known tor many
years. Fortunately very little damage was done 10
property.
In Brooklyn the nigh wind and rain storm caused
consider Bile damage Several largc shade trees werc
blown down ~ the avenues telegraph lines were DIS.
arranged. awnings torn 20 shreds, signs wrcnched
from their iastenings windows broken and roofs up
Iilted In lower sections OF the city number OF
celiare wore ovcrfown.
The southeast gale yesterday morning did consider
abls damage along he shore OF Staten lsand III
waves washing away several docks. Al Stapleton n
large lighter loaded with lumber washed against
tho dock and sunk. Twenty vessels woro ct anchor
or the island riding out the storm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-02
THE STORM ON souAN BEACH.

SouAN BEACH, N. j., Juno ], 1878
A northeast storm OF unusual severity Tor this
season oil the year mas been raging along this
since Thursday last and continues without The slight
est Indications OF breaking away. An incessant gale
accompanied by hard drenching rains has prevailed.
and serious apprehenslons are manifested Tor the
safety OF bridges aud railroads threatened by food
from rain and extreme high tides. the
latter rising Tar above It's accustomed marks ana
almost CO uaiing the high water Of the great storm
last January, the highest known In half fury.
save inc carrying away Of many bath houses, the
DIRE aching OF carpets and furniture by the penetrating
houses, which are now being prepared for tho sum
mer so1ourners, no serious damage has been sus-
sained. a nM&5
The ocean is runaiAg very nigh ana presents a
grand ctacls II Keeps up continuous terriAc
roar, not unlike that OF u distant caDn0nade
No vessels have been signed during to-day except
coastwiss steamship wei OF and laboring hard aud
occasionally invisible III the seas trough
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-02
THE STORM AT LONG BHANCH.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.


LONG BRANCH Juhe !, 1878
There 10 no apparent change in the atorm ihst has
beon raging along this for tho PAST three days
high Winds varying from east 10 northeast. have pro-
vailed throughout the day. Where there is no jctty
or parapct protection tho bluff has been seriously
damaged. ana Id front OF lauchs Hotel. aud for
some distance south along Cohen's property. The
most serious damage was caused IN the latter
place There Is only about our ieet between the edge
oil the bluff ana Ocean avenue The bathing houses
that erected on the beach IN front OF the Nam
son House wcro completely dem oisned. The costly
bathing and nouses on tho property south Of
the West End, and belonging 10 General Porter,
Messrs Drsxel Gurus AND others, nave been strongly
Iashed TO piling driven In the lawn 10 keep them
from being carried away ny tho water that pletey
surrounds them and has already washed outs por-
ton Of the embankmen. Many cottagcrs coming TO
the Branch first time this season, undaunted by
the storm, took passage by the boats and received
violent shaking while on the bay between Sandy HOOK
and New York. Tho spars OF the schooner Atwood
are still standing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-02
DEATH FROM PARIS GREEN.

Coroner wotman hold an inquest yesterday In tho
OF Anton Bauer, Of No 152 Elizabeth street. who
committed suicide ~ taking Paris green Lass Thurs
AAx.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-19

CHARLES fRAScis ADAMS says he's too
busy, it's no use talking. he won't DO
pesiered about II any longer. II the sum
msr is 80 hot that II blistsrs the bricks
In the sidewalk. he will not rent him
self out for an iee-cream freezer. There's
colossal meanness for you.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-19

Tak Keokuk Consolation reports that
" Moody has converted Japanese
prince, and stands ready to tackle tea
store mandarin. But q mandarint
tackle one Of those things when the pro-
pristor OF the store Is about.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-19

A visitor at an art gallery boing asked
whittier he preferred pictures to s,atuary.
said he preferred the latter, Us "you kin
20 all round the statoos. bat You can't
see only one side Of the pictsrs."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-19

Ir is noticed that when merchant Is
figuring for the lowest possible number
Of cents on which TO fail for the dollar.
no all the moro vigorously holds on to
his place In the exercises Of the regular
week day prayer meeting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-19

TuE number Of men who play a good
game Of billiards with their nose. Is
limited. Unhappily We cannot say the
same u those WAC play big games with
their mouth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-19

SCIENTIFIC sgriculturists speak Of the
"fruit belt" Of the South. II IL where
green apples strike the small boy. -Ex.
Not quite correct. Green apples are q
very unfair fruit. They strike below the
Lelt,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-19

Tue other day. mp in Minnesota. q
circus joke died at the advanced age OF
100 years. This. We believe Is rather
old Tor even circus joke. very few OF
which. even in this country, have at
tanned q greater age than ninety.sif
xaafa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-19

GRAssnoPrKRs. mosquitoes. dies, po-
taio bugs and their comrades In arms
which. perhaps. includes Potter-are
the only commune this country is likely
10 suffer from this season.