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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27
PACIFIC COAST PIONEERS.
DsiaEs Of shs society ~ their Meet.
Ing Last Eveainx.

The Society OF Pacific Coast Pioneers
held their regular semi.monthly meeting
at their hall. b street. Virginia. at $50
last evening. First Vice President j. w.
Moves in the chair. The minutes OF
the last meeting were read and approved.
DIR. Dslavan, Of the Committee on
Sick. reported that DR.. Holmes had re-
turned from below. very much improved
in health.
DONATIONS TO TIE
wer. .ds as follows: Billy Bowlsn-A
Japanese coin composed Of silver and
copper and nearly an ounce in weight.
II resembles a pewter bullet battered up.
bearing q small stamp Of c~oncentric
rings on the apex and q coat Of arms on
one side. Also. q British-H ibernian
penny Of 1922, and an English penny oil
ls20.
Hon. Thos. wrsn-0ficial Gazette OF
the United States Patent Oaics aud
other public documents.
A vote Of thanks was rendered the
donors.
DEATH.
Secretary Storer announced the death
OF brother Joseph b. Nelson. OF Eureka.
an old and honored member OF the So
cisty. and stated that in honor to his
memory he had displayed the fiae OF the
Society al hall. mast. On motion the
action of the Secretary was approved
AMI. subsequently. the Secretary Was
authorized To display the hsg at half.
mast whenever he heard Of the death Of
any member. Under head Of
coon OF TIE SOCIETY.
Librarian Baker read from q circular re-
ceived concerning a book about to DO
Published by Samuel Z. upham Of Phil
adslphis. entitled "Notes Of a voyage to
California via Cape Horn. and scenes in
Colorado in 1890" 600 pages. 50.
Mr.. Upham Was in early days connected
with the Sacramento Union.
II. W. Baker stated that the Emmett
Guard Band would give a vocal and in
strumental promenade concert at Ma.
tioua Guard Hall. Virginia. October q.
The band had stood by the Pioneers,
giving them free music. and they ought
as far as possible to reciprocatr. The
member. Of the band were poor. they
wanted new music and instruments and
H.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27

ORDERED IS.-As will be seen by ref.
srencs to another column Judge Rising
OF the District Court has ordered the
defendant in the case Of Leary Va.
Leary to deposit certain stocks in Court.
The principle involved was u little new,
but there can be no doubt Of the sound.
ness Of the decision. To-day the inter-
ested parties were using every endeavor.
and at last accounts without success, to
find the lady with the stocks and serve
the order upon her. Fears were enter.
tanned that she might Zee from the
jurisdiction OF the Court and, in another
State. dispose Of the property.
Turnx were fled In the County Re-
corder's ONCE yesterday satisfaction Of a
mortgage upon the w.lls-Parso mine OF
$1,000 and interest. made IN favor OF II.
Il. Fairbanks, aud satisfaction OF a
mortgage upon the same mine for 80. 900
and interest. also made in favor OF ii.
T. Fairbanks.
E1.ALpEnNAs W. II. Day. OF Gold
Hill. aud Mr.. Peacock left this morning
for q hunt. Is miles south Of Lake
Tahoe. They kindly promise US the
hind quarter Of . grizzly and q dozen
quail.
FREsu strawberries still linger in the
Comstock markets. The berries are
small. but their flavor Is excellent.
NETT Monday September 30ih. is Wis
iting day at most Of the leading mines
on the Comstock.
CHAnLrs @. wRiour has obtained u,
csnse TO wed Linda Patterson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27


Liberty LODE. Assays OF rock
blasted from the Liberty Lode. Red
Mountain District. average $40. Loca-
tons continue to he made on the ledge.
but so loosely that they are in fact worth
less. Our brethren from Sunny Italy
should have surveys made or some
scamp wanting both principle and the
ground will. one Of these days, doat q
location notice over their find and get 1t.
AErisric.-Emma ellis Smith. In
addition to her book agency. takes
orders for enlarging and re~touching
portraits. For q very small sum You
can have q photograph enlarged to life
size, or any size you wish. and re-
touched in india ink. making a very
handsome and lifelike picture. Examine
specimens.
Dsxp FnKp.-A deed was fled in the
County Recorders Office yesterday by
which John Kelley conveys to the South
LADY BRYAN Consolidated Mining Com.
pany the South Lady Bryan Company's
claim, and the South Rodgers COM
psny's claim.
Active preparations are being made
for commencing work on the branch
railroad from the Mound House to
Bodie.
THr donkey engine Is in full blast at
the Osbiston shaft. which had yesterday
attained . depth Of 80 feet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27
Washoe County.

Reno Gdisis. Sept. 26.-This afternoon
q lot Of cattle shipped at Wadsworth
went through for the West. Some Of
the cars were shamefully crowded and
the poor beasts being packed like sar-
dimes had not room TO move and by be-
ing bumped constantly In some places
had the skin rasped from their bones.
The work Of putting In the windows
and doors OF the pavilion was begun
this afternoon.
Reno Journal. Sept. 27.-Ths Virginia
4 Truckes Railroad bridge Is receiving
q coat OF Ars-proof paint. Jones left
enough for the job after he was coated.
Young Lewis, arrested for robbing the
till OF the Capital Saloon. has waived an
examination and was held to answer.
The workingmen hold their primaries
tomorrow. between 8 and 10 p. n.
Reno 10 to have twelve delegates.
A Lodge OF Good Templars Is to be
organized at Fnnktown. A few Of the
faithful here will 60 up and do the or
ganizing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27
wnnax 90 s.sss an. r-opis.

The political bulletin board in the
Delta saloon. Virginia. is attracting con
siderable attention just now. This
board holds the names Of prominent
candidates upon both sides Of the po-
litical fence for the several State and
county officers. IL is gotten up In ele-
CANT style aud covers the entire side Of
the room. II is amusing at times to
notice the expectant politician as he
complacently contemplatss the fair pro-
portion OF his eosnom-n ~ displayed by
Tia. artists pencil. and leaning with his
back against the bar he mentally specu-
lstes upon the chances Of his success in
the race for office. Then another 9. p.
drops in to seq IL his name Is still there.
and finding IL all right. an invitation to
imbibe il the natural consequence. The
list Of candidates Is growing daily.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27
Bradley Handicapped.

The Gold Hill Nlws reports tho cir
cumstsnces Of Jerry Schooling's with
drawal from the race for State Treasurer.
The movement was greeted by the wild.
est applause and three cheers for "hon.
est Jerry Schooling" No man In the
State is more dsservedly popular With
the Democrats than Mr.. Schooling.
They certainly were not enthusiastic
over his withdrawal from active partici.
patton In the hght; then what did the
applause mean 2 Merely this That
Democrats recognized the consistent u.
ample set by Mr. Schooling In refusing
a third term a. n which should ind
imitators. That gentleman maintained
his self.respect and handicapped Bradley
by his action. The convention saw the
point.-Rao Ga,.te.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27

That the Masonic annual ball in Gold
Hill this evening will be a iins affair no
ono can doubt. II will DO the formal
opening Of the dancing ssason. and will
call together the choicest spirits who
offer their devotions at the shrine OF
Terpsiehore. Professor varuey's band
will furnish the music. This statement
il sufficient TO insure a certainty OF good
music. During the evening the hungry
dancers will be served at Becker's re-
staurant with anything they may wish
to eat. There will be no fancy charges.
each paying for what Is ordered and
eaten in regular restaurant style. uet
your partner aud be on hand tonight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27
Inisisg Transfer.

Guy Thorpe, 3. H. Day, W. N. N.
johnson, d. o. Addison, Administrator
Of the estate OF J. Nicely johnson, have
decided to the Mexican Gold and Silver
Mining Company and the Union Con-
solidatsd Silver Mining Company call
the right title and interest Of the estate
OF J. Nicely johnson, deceased. to that
certain mining claim situated In the Vir.
ginia Mining District and known as the
Achison Company's ground. being for
msrly q part Of the Ophir claim, located
by Comstock, Psnrod and others. and
bounded on the south by the mining
ground OF the 0phir Silver Mining Com.
pany aud on the north by the Union
claim, the interest being an undivided
ten feet, i've inches, more or less" The
purpose OF the said conveyance as ex.
pressed in the deed is to convey to the
Mexican Gold and Silver Mining Com.
pany nins.twentieths Of said ten feet,
ave inches OF ground. The considers
ton mentioned 10 $500 gold coin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27

l. W Kent. Gus Ellis. II Miller. ID Rice.
II Mann. Gus Williams. ii Dougherty. t
d Dixon, Frank Cushman. Johnny Rice.
Billy weleh. A y Bailey. II W Roe. j W
Freeth. W W Barbour. J Rapier. Eddie
Quin, Charles Freeman. W II Smith. Vim
sloan, 4 W Cordcrt. A \ True. : Michel.
sou, q u Chiseiin. J Long. J folan. W
Strong. J Wheeler. George LAngridge,
q II simpson. A Burekhart. T orndorfi'
D. Austin, J T Hutchinson, wife and child.
Misc Jordan. Mrs Hall. Mrs. J II Coven
and child. J Scott. T. Simmons. Vim Nc
LAren. wife aud child. Gov Bradley. Mrs
Israel. 4 Conner. II iloos. wife and child
Mrs J @ Harlow. Mrs y N smith. Mrs T
W Duncan. Mrs shepperd. Mrs. Robinson,
l. Y sawyer and family. Misc Q Barker. A
Ash. Mrs N Scott. Mrs Hathaway. Mrs Q
NJ Palmer and family. A Gocdiellow, J ii
Mills. Joseph Barnet r T Kelly. Rev A
shapperd. J II Kinkesd. I N Scott. W q
Gallagher. Al LAchHan. A U Morgan and
wife, J ID Hammond. y Lewis. BB Minor.
JNHarper, Col q Mallory. UsA. II II
Mighels. senator J J Patterson and wife,
W II Moore. Mr. and Mrs. NeMesn, W II
PAitsr son jr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27
THE OCCUPATION OF uosNia,
The Dimcuities which Besst the
Austrian lnvsders-Posit % Of
she Insurgents nt N0St BsHar.

The DinieuIties which Beset ths
Aussrisn Invsders-Positio oi
che Insurgents Nc NoSi Hssar.
LONDON, Sept. GA Vienna dis
patch says the approach Of bad weather
which has set in in various quarters. and
the fact that organized bodies Of insur.
gents are retiring towards Now Bazaar,
cause the Austrians grave apprehen-
sions. Many Of the insurgents now in
Novi Bazaar district served in the Otto.
msu army, and are known to have for.
midabls artillery. The question arises
whether IL will be safe to withdraw any
considerable number OF troops from
the province, 30 long as Now Bazaar
10 occupied by an imposing hostile
force. On the other hand bad weather
has overtaksn the army OF occupation
ere the work OF ~pacihcaiion a DO con.
sidered m commenced. The insurrec-
ton has been s~ubjugated. but a very
difficult portion Of the Austrian task 70,
mains to be accomplished. Material
obstacles In the way OF provisioning q
large army during the winter preclude
the possibility Of maintaining more than
a limited number OF men In tho sphere
Of occupation, while In the opinion OF
competent authorities II will require q
strong force to bar the passage from
Nuyi Bazsr whore the insurgents are
..-..u,, To- wintsr ram naipn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27
Written for the Gold Hill Hevs.l
Az HE WILLS.
1T I YRlScn.

whether the Summer be fair and sweet.
Golden with sunshine. and gay with bloom.
whether the psls.s Of Autumn beat
Asssih march onward to tho tomb
whether the springtims buddeth fair.
Or SHOWS OF winter fall white and chill,
Zen tho I pass thro' asrcest IRE
Ny Father. ~ You will
This. alone. Of Thy grace ! AK;
life all spotless aud lily fair.
A willing hand for my daily task.
And . heart running over with Thankful
prayer;
An eye that all beautiful thing, can see.
But blind to temptation. doubt or sin;
A soul that will trembis with love for Thee.
It's secret shrlnes within
Thou kuowest best What Of care or grief
Thou ssndsst. I Can bear. I know
For night eometh swiftly, and lie ID brief.
And Thou wilt lead me where'er 20.
30. trusting ell to thy tender love.
while In my sorrow I hold quits stiil.
I raise my eyes to Thy Christ above.
80. Father. a. Thou wilt
aALxSA. New. september 9sd. 1918.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27
Yesterday. Cabinet n..uss,

wAsuISoros. Sept. 26.-The Cabinet
to-day considered q large amount Of
business which had accumulated during
the Presidents recent absence. There
was some conversation concerning the
clause in the Army Appropriation bill
prohibiting the use Of the army or any
part thereof as q posse oomitatus to aid
civil authorities. etc. This clause. II is
said, had In numerous instances been
detrimental to the Government service.
The Secretary Of War stated, however.
that hs felt justified In directing that
General Crook should deem IL to be
necessary 10 afford protection 10 the Pa
cihc Railroads. the Government having
an interest in the roads and . duty TO
perform in the safe conveyance OF
mails.
It was mentioned In the Cabinet that
movements Of importance have recently
occurred on the Rio Grande. and that
while the late attempts TO overrun the
Government Of Mexico had been unsuc-
cessful, the country Is In q bad condi-
ton, there being no money 10 pay Fed.
sral officers and the army. The pros
poets OF q stable Government in Mexico
every day becomes more faint.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27
ExpisrinE the Amn.oa.

New YoRK. Sept. 27.-Ths United
States steamer Enterprise, Commander
ssliridgs. arrived of the Brooklyn Navy
Yard yesterday afternoon, after q voy.
age Of Ave months exploring the ANA
zon and Its principal tributaries. more
particularly the Madsvia. Captain Sci.
fridge says the exploration was a perfect
success. The Madevia was found navi.
gable for 500 miles. The Captain adds.
1--WE found the volume Of the Amazon
to be 1000, 900 cubic feet n second. and
10 the Mississippi were flowing into 1t II
would not raise its surface perceptibly."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27
Distries Court.

The following business was transacted
In the District Court this morning:
Jelmorini Ambrogico. a native oil
Switzerland. aged 30, was admitted to
citizenship.
Helen ". Bolan Va. W. j. Bolan-
Decree OF divorce granted; custody Of
child awarded to plaintiff.
Estate Of Charles II. Kohler, deceased
Order Of sale Of personal property.
Estate Of Patrick O'Connor. deceased
viii admitted to probate ; Mrs.
O'Connor appointed sIecutrir without
bond.
Guardianship OF Mabel G. Prockman.
Orphan. II. Rittsll appointed guar
dian ; bond 500.
George Emmett vs.. II. Lascano-Dis.
missed at cost OF plaintiff.
Leary VI. Leary-Defendsnt ordered
to bring into court 40 shares OF Union
Consolidated. 60 shares Of Mexican and
40 shares OF California, to abide the final
order Of the Court.
Adjourned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27

owISo to the prOtractsd absence Of
Bishop Whitaker there will DO no ser
vice at St. Johns Church on Sunday
morning. Evening service will bs held
at the usual hour.
SENATOR J. =. JONES arrived from
California this morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27
THE PLAQUE IN rmE SOUTH.

The Fsves semswhss AbatinE In
viruIesee = Conndenee In 'the
Towards
New ORLEANS, Sept. 2G.--Deaths A,
cases reported 100. total deaths 1859.
A dispatch to the Towards announces
the death at vicksburg this morning Of
William lockwood. President Of the
Howards.
BATON RouoE. Sept. 26.-New cases
"a, deaths none.
GRENADA. Miss, Sept. 90. DEATH
no new cases.
New ORLEANS. Sept. 2G.-From noon
to @ ?. N. 90 deaths are reported and ie6
new cases-37 OF which were prior to
September esd. For the 81 hours up to
noon there were 23l cases reported to
the Board OF Hsalth-l29 OF which were
included in the official report. and lO2
omitted. they being Of dates prior to
Sept Esd. Grand total OF cases, S.G95.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 2C.-Tho Secretary
Of War this afternoon sent Governor
Shepherd. Chairman Of the Yellow Fe-
yer National Relief Commission, the
following telegram received by him from
n: .,n anIS;.h., s,a,omsn,
any ny run = aoa 1uud. .nd ,Sa.
s.n y n.s...a - ;n..s,;os,;on IN 20.
- ~ az 800 a,ns ,n e.. hsnd. ~,
~. ~ ". nsi..,sS Tn ,on
e. ~ ~. 10 wha.. ,rnJ. sr.
suo v"eo n .n"5.,,m
n0 ~ W mu'r nee.su. ..,,,., =. ~,
10 TINS 'ho 'eere,a, ispno u
owe. 49, am Au'iseu thas y
Associa'ion nass on hAnu ~. " luz.
paiAnee ptooa1iy " W"u o,.ns
.u,un !. n.,,ao,,. lii.
MINK ,ue nss'e',uon 80,
o.e' anu rsNo orusisu I ~ Ell NJ
:. al. ile aneeeu Po .v1
orleans Anu aien'pn'S. n'o s" ..t "u !"
thelr want arc great anu .uih y
creasing' ana sven IN muse e'.'es noi'
heip may DO required IN tue nehr 'u'ule.
0 can scarcely go am,ss III senuins
aid. (signed) Y. W. McoHsnf,
secretary OF war,
CINCINNATI sept.
uneasinsss IN asaiu 'ei' u.
Ohio, Of the temperance o. tne yellow
fever, In the heart OF the city MS ume'
There are three genuine cases; -: y.
Huntspllisr' Max harger, u william
Hall. The latter died iasI hignt. ne
was n deck.laud on HE steamer Horton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27
Humboldt County,

Wnnemuccd Siiper State. Sept. &c.
Ore from the Eclipse mine In Shaw
District assays 1854 to the ton. This
district Is situated about twenty.sevsn
miles north from Winnsmucca, between
Pete Plynn's station. on the Idaho road,
and Paradise valley. The surface Of the
ground In the vicinity Of the Eclipse Is
said TO be covered with rich ore. and the
district offers a very inviting layout to
prosDectora.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27
Consider iiis Case.

John Eslick. the young man who was
blown up a short time since. and who,
besides being torn and m%ansled from
head to foot. lost both eyes. is now ly.
ing at st. Mays Hospital, not having
yet recovered from his wounds. His
physical condition Is good. and his
wounds are healing rapidly, but both
syes arc gone. He was the sole support
OF a widowed mother. and his case is
worse now than hers. He will presently
come out OF the hospital blind. crop.
ing and helpless, not knowing how to
take a step beyond the gate. His Is q
cass that deserves the serious c%onsidera-
ton Of his brother miners. and OF tho
the people Of the Comstock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27

Pn,rlrx schooners are seen daily nd
inc the billows up to the Comssoek'
Moro immigrants have passed through
Gold Hill Of late than In two seasons
before.
"THE pen Is mishtisr than the
sword" A single stroke OF its potent
point changes Tears to Fears.
NKIr Lieutenant Governor Mishels.
OF the Carson Appeal. Was in Virginia
to-day looking bis mightisst.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27
rreIee. Tor an international Park.

TonoSro. Ont, Sept. T.-Lord
Dufi.rin. in his speech before the
Society Of Artists, said that his sugges.
ton to the Governor Of New York.
that an International Park be formed
around Niagara Falls. had received the
hearty acceptance Of that gentleman.
who encouraged the hope that should q
fitting opportunity present itself he and
his Government might DO induced, II
not to take the initiatory step on the
matter. at all events to cooperate heartily
with Canada In carrying out the plan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27
stag. Robbery In she black nli,s

DEAnwoop. d. T., Sept. 27.-Tho
treasure coach Of the Cheyenne and
Black Hills stage line that left yesterday
morning was stopped by Ave armed men
at Canon Springs, forty.fve miles south
OF here at 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Two messengers, Captains Smith and
Galshill, were seriously wounded. and
one passenger. II. o. Campbell. = tele-
graph operator. killed. The treasure
taken amounted 10 between $4,000 and
$50, 900. Ten armed men have started
from here In pursuit Of the robbers,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27
n...r,.r.. Lass s,..ins.

B.Seoek. G osg. DIR Weber ahd WIFE
l. L Sawyer. o n Leonard. A Jack. IF
shirley. George W Stephenson. CT Dun
lap, True Clark. N G Crowley. J Broad
ford. 4 Meyer. A II Manning. n Lay
ton. NJ l. Human. George Rsvett, i II
Meeder. Miss X Florence. Joseph Holden,
Mr.. L Becker. Miss Boston. II N Ballard
and family. J T Dowling. Mrs. O NJ Fran
cisco and family.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27
IEiko County.

Hscarora Tines .viep. Sept. 25.-
The Independence mill Is undergoing
thorough repairs preparatory TO CON-
mencing work OF the Navajo ore. A
test will be made OF the Falcon ore first.
The Falcon mine, machinery. Office.
tramway. etc.. will DO sold to-day at
Sheriffs sale to satisfy Q judgment OF
s2is, in favor Of John shuck. Of this
place.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27
Ra,.I.n Ia,rIxses Dol I.dia.

LONDON. Sept. 81. - The Telegraph
says : Lord Augustus Lotus, British
Ambassador at st. Petersburg. left Ber'
lin for st. Petersburg Tuesday. lie
doubtless will demand an explanation
aud withdrawal Of the Oars agent from
Cabul without delay. The Indian Gov
eminent has long had possession Of doc
uments and authenticated copies OF lot.
tiers advising Shsre Ali In the name oil
Russia. and by the pen OF voice nf Rus.
sian agents, to just such Q dangerous
policy as be Ia now pursuing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27
asrees Qaetasisss.
i,r TN. WESTERN csios r.IrsR.rn lIs.I

s,S FRiscfsco. Sept. 27.-2:4o p. y.
Ophir Is. 10: Mexican 30. soS, Utah
40; Yellow Jacket 2sk. 2st; Con. vir-
giniA i5a. IS; Hale 4 Norcross sou.
J0a Imperial ~. I IS; Union Con. ISL.
1922: Sierra Nevada 23i. $50; California
l3k Savage "a; bullion liz, ~: Gould
a Curry n. 20h; Caledonia So. %; Sill
yer Hill 81, 3 40; Crown Point ii, iOs;
Lady Bryan 4; Gould & Curry II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27
Board or Equaiisasies.

Following changes in the assessment
roll were made by the County Board Of
Equalization to-day
Mrs. Mary Mcdonald, $500. reduced
$500.
Mrs. Ellen Wilson. $500. all Of.
Mrs. Kate Bendy. $3.50. all Of.
Mrs. Catharine Wade. s725. all Of.
Mrs. Ellen Powers, $500. all Of.
Mrs. Mary E. CASTOR. $500. all od.
Mrs. Will Campbell. $3.50. all Of.
Z. Wright, $475. all of.
Adjourned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27
BEsrrrr oy Pnoyrs.on CLl,r.-NeI.

BENEFIT or PaoyEssoR CLAlK.-NeIt
Tuesday. October /. q complimentary
benefit will be given to Professor r. A.
Clark, teacher OF music. at Pipsr's
Opera House. previous to his departure
for his old home In Oregon. A very
fius entertainment will be given. Among
the attractions will be given Boueieault's
MAY Lost In London" George
osborne AZ Job Armroids, Miss Lizzie
Inples as Nellie Armroide and Mrs.
Osborne rs Title Dragtstherlic. sup
ported BY . full company. followed BY
an interlude. and to conclude with the
roaring farce "Rough Diamond"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27
A CASE.

One Of the most extraordinary cures on
record was tha: Of the man John y. Herman.
dsz, residing In salt Lake City. Who vas u
deaths door with that terrible disease Mara.
mus; the best medical AID had failed 70 stop
the progress OF the malady, vhen twenty.thfss
bottles Of BRisTOL'S sARsAPARiLLA and
thres phlals Of BRlsTOLs PILLS nads him Q
we'll man. jy36 I'm
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indiserstions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
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envelope 10 the REV. JOSEPH T. lNkAN,
station ID, Bible House, New iork City.
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