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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-25
A MORMON PLOr.

A sensational report. relative to the
spreading OF polygamous, principles in
she Territories adjoining Utah, has been
furnished by the Associated Press
agent at Salt Lake. II represents that
an attempt is being made by the Nor
Eons, by planting colonies in Wy
0mlng, Idaho, ArizJna and New
Mexico, to set control of the balance of
power in these Territories, secure their
Adiulssion as States, and then legaliZo
pol! gamy by State legislation. This
10 too Improbable TO deserve more than
passing notice. Ihere are not suth
eient Mormons III Usah to carry out
This undertaking and overcome the
Gentlle population OF tbs IerrItorles
named ut the ballot box. The plot, If
plot there Is, must fall, and lG Is not
probaole that The Mormon Ieuders, VINO
are GENERALLY shread and wide awake,
VIII couutenauce sucn a foolish under
failing.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-25
Platform AID n..o,atiou..

Our first duty is TO express gratitude to God
for the hand OF hi vine Prov.d.aee was never
more plainly visible ia the afI4irs III men than
IN the dlsconlhtur and di,int grafton Of the
National hepublicAg party-a meritcd rpbuks
Tor the high crimes anu misd meanors OF it's
nigh pubic officials and solemn vindicatiou
OF that command written by the finger Of God
on Mount sinai, Thou shalt not steAi."
RESOLVED, hat the emocracy OF Hum
boI@t county fetigi us.y adI eses TO the time
non red principles OF inc va 1guai Democratic
party and unr-seryedly endJIse the platform
OF the Democratic safe Convention md
earnestly commend the pertinent resoluti ons
Introduced IN That body by -. ~ Davies
RESOLVED, That the Democracy Of Hum.
ooldt county heartily endorses the Democratic
state ticket, and pledges 10 1t lis united sup
port, ana especially rt1Uices ia VIZ rsnou.tua-
tloh oi uOVefnor j. Il. bradley, chat sterling
HIend oI tue people, whJ can ne .ther be per-
sttaeed nor intin4Idated to prove falte to ms
high trust.
RESOLVED, That by long course Of dis.
or minatIUn agaln5 the people of tnis sta q
IN charging unequal rates of tales and freiguts
the Genital b4cInc ttsil cal has forfeited ali
claIins TO kindly considerations.
RESOLVED, lat a / candidates who may pre.
sent themselves before this Convention serk
ing legislative nominations shall exert them.
seiVes, II elected, ia procuring by legislation
equitable AID fair treatment from ralln,ad
cUmpGnies.
hEsoLyED, That any membe q OF the State
Legislature VINO shall b. found uuditv al
violating the trust repOsed in MIN b. he
teople De ueeuied unworthy of the confidence
or respect OF the people.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-25
Notice to Taxpayers.

TREAsURLR's OFFICE. Humboldt count,,,
"lhnemucea, Nevada, october Il, 1913.
~ Office is reby niyen that The ST.
~ aud coanty taxes Tor tn6 flseal raa. 49,,
are now due aud payable az this oineo. ma
mat the La" Ia regard 20 thrir collection vii,
DC strictly enforced. On ali take, uul,atd a
the close Of Official business on the
eighteenth day OF November Me-,
1878,
mere wlil be added ten per cent. for delin.
quehcy ana on taxes which exceed the sum ~
three hundred dollars there will be addad
by law I s,ttL'.,', %, % pioFiuea
o County Treasurer.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-25
THE PLAIN TRUTH |.

The Carson Tribune, the only Re-
publican paper in Nevada that endorses
the Administration of Hayes and advo-
Gates civil service reform, tells some
plain truths about the manner in
which the party machine is nowsbsing
run 10 Nevada. la its issue of Wed
nesday it says:
1t has come to pretty pass when
men VINO, during the war tor the pres
ervation OF the Union of the States,
were ranting secesh Democrats and re-
ioiced at every rebel victory, are called
on and paid by Republican state
Central Committee to teach the citizens
of Nevada what Republicanism means.
We say that SUCH men insult not only
the party but those good and true
Union men who gave their lives, their
money or their voices III support of the
Republican cause, and 1t is. such pohti-
cal teachers AS they who are causing
daily dlsatfeclloa in the Republican
ranks.
This, of course, refers to such "pure
patriots" as Colonel Bob Taylor, who
was threatened with term at Fort
Churchill for his disaniOn sentiments
during the war, aud to the Hon. Will
liam WoodDarn, whose conversion
from blatant secessionlst 10 a bowling
sectionuil5t Was almost as sudden as
that OF Paul, both OF whom. are now
hired by the Republican State Central
Committee to stump the State aud
teach men, who were for the Union
during the war, their duty in the
present campaigu. WHAT do men. who
are now aud have been Republicans
from principle, think of being lcctured
On their duty by men who denounced
Lincoln as u tyrant aud advocated
secesslonlsm In the streets of Virginia
and Carson dnnng the rebellion? Is
1t not sufficient, AS the Tribune says,
80 cause dissatisfaction in the Republl,
Gan ranks aud. get intelligent men to
thinking that tue contest today is for
spolis instead OF principle?
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-25

EASTERN DISPATCHES
The Great Storm

Tho Great storm.
NEW YORK. Oct. "a.
Dispatches from all points show that
the storm of yesterday was one of the
most violent experienced for years.
The storm came from the tropics, and
from midnight to noon, rapidly increas-
ing In energy. and was central near Ban
gor. 1t was attended with an unusually
heavy rainfall. At Washington the
fall was B. 81 inches; at Baltimore, 2.74;
Norfolk, 2.S6; Lynchburg. 2.0l. and at
Smithville, N. c., 80. AT Uape May
the wind had a velocity OF 81 miles an
hour. 1t drove the tide up on the
meadows between the city and the
mainland, covering the railroad track
three feet, and preventing trains from
leaving. At Baltimore, property along
the wharves suffered much, and dis
asters on the bay are feared. Along
the line of the Philadelphia Il Whining
VIZ As1AAAOouo, thO iOS6 10 ocEIOuSs
AT Mount Washington, at s. P. NJ, the
wind was blowing at the rate of ~
miles an hour, with Il heavy rain.
Greenback Ticket Completed.
BosToN. Oct, "a.
The Greenback State ticket, left in.
complete by the Worcester Convention,
has been filled by the following uomi.
nations: For Lieutenant Governor.
j. L. Arnold; Secretary of State, Wes-
ton Rowland; Treasurer aud Receiver,
General Horace Benney Sargent; Audi.
tor, Davis j. King. TIE regular
Greenback Convention yesterday re-
fused to make II nomination. but at a
subsequent meeting Wendell Philips
Was nominated.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-25

Two brothers are opposing candidate s
tor Congress III the Seventeenth Dis
trict. comprising the counties of Wash
ington aud Rensselaer,, New York
They are Walter A. Wood aud William
Anson Wood. the first named u Repub-
hcan and the Diner Democrat. Both
are engaged in the man ufacture Of reap
ers and moving machines. The con-
test between the brothers Is said to be
the most spirited in the State OF New
York. BON are rich aud contribute
literally to the Campaign funds OF their
respective parties.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-25
To tho Public:

SOME persons ere circulating the report
- that il Cap. Comins is elected Assessor
that would be his deputy. In explanation
| will say to the people, l have had Mr..
Comins stopping with me for near two years
through motives OF perscn.l friendship. /
wish to declare publicly that there has never
been any understanding of any kind between
US looking to my appointment as his deputy
III case of his election. and should he be
elected, my business arrangements are such
that l could not, without Getriment to myself,
accept any appointment under him or any
one else. Most respectfully yours,
oc2d-lw A. hLLINHANS,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-25
DISPATCHES
City of Glasgow Bank.

EDINBURGH, Oct. "a.
A call for 5000 per share will be
made on the shareholders OF the City
OF Glasgow Bank immediately. 1t has
been discovered, since the report of the
examiners, that foreign correspondents
had used up on Credits to the extent OF
$50, 900, most of wbicn Will be- lost.
Bulgaria and Eastern koumeIia.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct, 81.
Prince Doadoukopf Korsakoff has
arrived ut Sofia, where the Central
Government OF Bulgaria is to be
established.
General Stolipan has been intrusted
with the administration OF East Rouma.
liza.
Newspapers in Germany and Russia
LONDON, Oct. "a.
Several German Socialist ne wspapers,
anticipating suppression. announce
thelr dlscoutInuauce, aud at the same
tlhe advertise tue appearance of new
journals by The same publishers. The
VoorNarts, a particularly violent So
ciallst organ, announces tue speedy ap
pearance OF paper to be named the
Reform Journal, to be devoted to tue
II lt.f T. g ~
ne Golos has received Its first warn.
ing, and It's sale on the streets has been
suspended Tor attacking the German
antl-Soci dist liw.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-25
District Court SumMODs.
In the District Court ef the Fourth Judicial
District, of the state of Nevada,
County of humboldt.

In the District Court ef the Fourth Judicial
District, OF the state Of Nevada.
County OF humboldt.
II. j. Barnes. plaintiff, vs. Sharelldine
BARNES, defendant.
Action brought Ia the District Court Of the
Fourth Judicial district of the state of
Nevada IN and for the County OF hum.
boldt, and the Complaint nied III the
office OF tine Clerk OF said District Court
on the 2ith day OF august. A. ~. 1875.
THE state Of Nevada sends greeting to
ShareIldine Barnes, dc 4endant.
You are hereby requiied 10 appear in an
action broueho against you by the above
named plaintiff, Ii. j. Barnes. in tAe ID H.
tTict LoucL oI the Fourth judicial District of
the state vi NeSa0a, III ana fOr the county "
humboldt, aud - ais ef tIe com plant a led
therein with the CJerk OF said Court within
ten days exclusive Of tie day Of servicel
after the service On you OF this Summ0ns-if
served within tnIs county; or, il served out Of
this COUNTY bat la this adIcial district n tn
in twenty days; Otherwise WITHIN forty days =
or judgment oy default viii be- taken against
sou according 10 the prayer of said COM
plant
SAID action is brought to rec over iuaa.
ment and decree dirso.ylnB he bonds of mari
mony no existing between you ana PLAN iii
upon the GROUNDS that you On or aLouL the
lZth day Of Atatyh, 1871, wIllfdny deserted
the pIAntIh at nuniDo. dt county, Nevada
and nave ever since AID now continue TO VIII.
fully desert said pla.ntin as alleged in Com
plant iiIed teIein.
All Of " uich will more fully appear by
reference to said Complaint, Ia ce.tilied copy
Of wuIch accompanies this SUMMONS, ana
made part hereof.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail
to appear and answer tne sYid Complaint as
above required sad pIatutin will Apply 10
the Court Tor the relief prayed Tor ia said
q, mpl~ int.
~ Given under my hand and the seal
J sv.r OF the LIstricG Court vi The Fourth
[ J JudIciat DlstllcJ OF the state OF
~ Nevada, III ana for the County OF
nunIboidt, this 24th day of
August, A. ID. 1878.
au 28-90d j. AZ JuB Qlerlr
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-25
COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE,

a. W. Fisk, Chairman, Nsngleman. Sect
FRANK Carpenter, J. b, Hanna, j. N. Trucker
A. Meador. 5. b. Palmer, N. Defiance
). b. Hughos Isaac Foster.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-25
Union Township Ohoors,

Eoa JUSTICE OF rdE PEACE.
G. $. OSBORN.
foa coSsrABLE.
s. ". AUsE.
FoR SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
DAVID VAN L1NSEP (bong rerm)
l.. x. DHAIS tshort rermJ
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-25
REPUBLICAN,
State Ticket

ELEUTION:-T TUESDAY, NOVEMBER
5TH. 1878.
FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN II. KINKEAD. ...of humboldt county
FOR LIEUTENANr GOVERNOR.
HENRY Il. MIGHELS... OF ormsby county
FOR CONGRESS
RoLLIN NJ. DAoGErf....of storey county
FOR JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT.
THOMAS A.. AAWLEY. OF White Pine county
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT.
CHARLES L. bICkNELL OF ornsDy county
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
JASPER BABCoCh.........of Storey county
FOR STATE CONTROLLER.
JAMES Ii. HALLOCA....Of Lincoln county
FoG ArronSEY GENERAL
MICHAEL A. NJ uRPaY. OF Ismeralda county
FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL.
ANDREW j. HATCH. ..of mashoe county
FOR TIE TREASURER.
LYMAN L. CROCKETT =. OF Washoe county
FOR sUPERISTENDEsr on PUBLIC INSTRUCTION..
JOHN ID HAMIJND.. ..Of ormsby county
October 5, 1878. ID
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w NJ NE MECCA DAIRY.
f 4 Z S II
hui IER AND MILK

BUTTER AND MILK
VIII DO delivered daily III quantities To sui
customers in amy part of town. order, # NJ
w A, Frousdale's will be promptly nlled
STOCK pastured on reasonable terms
WA. TRoUsDALE Il Co
! Propsutork.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-25

State T1ckSC
FOR GovERNoR.
L. X. BRADLEY.
FOB LIEUT. NAET GOVERNOR.
JEWErT W. ADAMS.
FOR CONGRESS.
W. E. f. DEAL.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE.
f. w. COLE.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
J. Il. KIrTRELL.
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT.
RICHARD Il. RULE.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
q. w. BAKER.
FOR STATE TREASURER.
JOSEPH L. JONES
FOR STATE CONTROLLER.
MILTON h. ELSFNER.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PoBLIo INSTRUCTION.
d. Il. SESSIONS.
FoR SURVEYOR GENERAL,
5. H. DAY.
Humboldt County
TIC EFT.
ron STATE sESAloR.
L. w. GREENWELL.
FOR AssEaBLrMES.
w. Ii. HOWARD.
JOHN O'KANE.
JOSEPH ORiAN.
FOR DISTRICT JUDGE.
WILLIAM ). BoSNIFIELD.
FoR SHERIFF.
G. A. KYLE.
ron COUNTY CLERK.
c. G. BILES.
FOR COUNTY RECORDER.
PETER wOoaCoCK,
FOR COUNTY TIE AsURER.
A. j. SHEPARD.
FoR COUNTY ASSESSOR.
THOMAS COMiNS,
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
GEORuE p. HARDING.
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR.
DAVID VAN LENSEP.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
CHARLES CdENOwErH.
FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR.
NJ oPENHEIM
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
GEORGE LoyELoCK tLong rerm)
JAMES RICHIE t5hort Term)
For Justice of the Peace, USIoS TOWNSHIP,
CLOVIS A. La GRAVE.
For Constable
WESLEY ANTRIM.
For School Trustees.
NJ. ). BONNlFiELD tLong Term)
DAVID Z. BCEL (oh5rt TermJ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-30
The Earthquakes Of Fifteen Centuries,

,t;,,,,., R;,,b.m send. "a tbs De-.
,.s,n,an, 81 Slate In Washinoton 4 very
aa."s,;no nsnsr on sa,tbonskes In
%s.v ,Si.t p IL rad hsso,sfhs Is;s,ic
SPs - a., %c.rn,r, Inv . native .sr.
ssn, I, I Ha,ton. Tia rooord Of nil
.-..,Sonatss occn,,;n, In ,bs iarosr cities
os hal Emnire has been kent With con.
Siderable REGULARITY since tbe ntth cen.
,ury of The Christian era. The number
Of sl;cht shocks Ia very large. and that
NJ d;sssi,ous eartbouakes II 9ncomforta.
liz ar.st Tn sft.en centuries one hmm.
al to,,y.nina Jsstructivs sarth.
ansr.s L.J Nan recorJsd Tbs ninth
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-30

LAw-AnrpISo men need not take the
assertions Of Republican newspapers
concerning the purport Of the Potter
resolutions. Let them read Democratic
papers. from the New York Sun down.
and they will SEQ that there is no avowal
Of anything else. Ii is taken a $ SIM
pie matter. OF course. that the object OF
these resolutions is the u~nssaiing Of
Hayes and Wheeler. They expect to
prove fraud. II the title Is held by
fraud. the holder has no right TO 1t.
Then there are plenty Of ways in which
to reach the conclusion. II they get the
next Congress the Democrats may re-
fuse to recognize Hayes, may recognize
Tiljsn. may vote Tildsn appropriations
10 carry on the government. and 50 on
through the play Of "Lsrdo and Diaz"
which has been performed south OF the
Rio Grands. They miscalculate the
pride and patriotism Of Americans. We
are not going to have u government
destroyed at home and disgraced abroad.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-30
The Gold Hin Daily News ha
ruOROrGH BAsg.

From Oliver Ditson & Co.. the we'll
known music merchants and publishers.
Boston, Massachusetts,. We have re-
ceivsd q copy Of JOhnson's new method
for thorough base. There are many
good musicians in this community who
can well understand and appreciate the
true inwardness and merits Of this work.
and there are many who are 50 thor
oughly base that they won't assay over
three pounds and . half to the bushel.
Our music sharp gives the following eI-
PLANTATION Of thorough base
The term IL an old fashioned one. and
has had various meanings. 10 IL some
times ~confounded with Harmony" but
now means quite . different thing. II Q
person knows that the letters q, L. and u.
played at once on the piano. constitute .
chord called the chord Of Q. such . person
Knows something about Thorough Ba's. II
Q person knows that playing tho chord OF
O., Of Y, and Of Q again, one after the
other. sounds we'll. such . person knows .
little about Har~osy.
We had an idea that thorough base
had some connection with base bawl, or
perhaps referred to the "bass range
Of Eureka. Anyhow. Johuson's book
fully sIriains the thing and gives
copious instructions. Send u dollar
TO Oliver Ditson i Co.. Boston. Mass.
and havss copy forwarded to you by
return mail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-30
Some French ApborIsms.

Education. without the development,
Of intelligence to utilize u. In the great
est Of evila.-Guind,d d Epery.
Truth not thoroughly understood |,
transformed 10 error.-Desbdroles.
At q ball man proves the timii
sex. as he Ia the feeblcr. for he Is always
the first to succumb TO fatigus.-Al.
phonse Rdr.
Love being represented by o lighted
torch. Il Is not safe TO trust chastity OIL
the top Of q barrel Of powder. -Ateun'
DIRE Dumas ills.
Love, without esteem. amounts to bui
little. II IL an angel with but one wing,
-hierandre Dumas ills.
A loveless heart was the first atheist,
-.Mercier.
II Is far easier for q woman to defend
her honor against men, than her reputa.
ton against the ISLANDERS Of her own scr
-Rochs6raUe.
Simplicity is the coquetry Of good
taste.
Love elsvates or degrades tho soul.
according TO tho object which inspircs It.
A man In love blindly follows his mis-.
treas. NJ the OK follows the butcher To
the slaughter.-Sdlon0n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-30

Nxw PArrxrs.-Ths Miahag and Sci
miyie Press Patent Department has re-
ceivsd official notice Of the issue Of the
following patents to Pacific Coast. in
vsntcrs for the week ending May 18th.
viz Robert Charles Brown. Portland.
Oregon. construction Of bulls Of steam
vessels Francis q. Bryant. Seattle,
Washington Territory. fre escapes.
BENJAMIN F. Null. MERGED. Cal. earth
anger ; Truman Austin. Virginia City.
New, washing machines ; Adam Ruth
srford. wslla walls. Washington Ter.
adjustable trace fastsnines. Trade
Nsrhs-J. Saxon Taylor. San Fran.
cisco, CAL. cream tartaf. Labels-The
Western Manufacturing Company. San
Francisco. Cal. Edwards superior
Laundry Bluing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-30

TIE Memorial Poem" by Hon. @.
@. Goodwin. in another column to-day.
will be appreciated by all as q Of the
best poetic efforts Of that talented gen.
tlsnan. II breaihes the sentiments Of a
patriotic soul, in pure sympathy with
the spirits Of those who laid down their
lives In defence Of the principles which
thar hearts cherished. II is aposm
which will b widely read. and will com.
pare brilliantly with any which will be
delivered on this Memorial Day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-30

Ex.Mrsrsrks CuRrrS describes the
Government Of the Car As resting on
thousands OF ANAL republics organized
NJ communes. From the fact that the
people live In villages their local gov.
eminent Is oil their own. They elect
their village elder by FREQ suffrage. and
have a council or Legislature which de-
cidss the questions relating to the poor
rates. bridges. roads and other local con-
Germs. = When the government wants
taxes they are collected by the commane
or village and sent to tho central au-
thorities the commune answers TO the
CONSUMPTION In the same manner.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-30

"How LONG. oh Lord. how long"
Thus sighs the editor Of tho Tuscarora
Tines Rsrise ovsr the long drawn out
sensation Of the Pollard. Hughes female
husband sensation. Don't b wasting
your breath and sympaihies that way.
Brother Dennis. but get up q little vigi.
lance committee Of investigation. gobbls
Pollard. ascertain. and end the painful
suspense Of the general public.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-30

"HoLTrx." Is q Dane. an eItraordi-
nary man. who has been exhibiting in
England marvellous feats Of strength
He placidly throws about balls weighing
twenty-five. thirty.six and h~fty.four
pounds. and holds. with arms ont.
stretched ON either side, q horse pulling
At each side.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-30
The Tuscarora What Is H."

Since Pollard. tho alleged female
husband. reunited with her wife. VA.
rious rumors have been set afioat a. to
the cause Of Mrs. Pollard leaving her
relatives and seeking tho protection OF
q husband who she swcars In q woman.
The most probable Of these reports Ia
that Miss Hughes married Pollard to
escape from an uncle who II Is alleged
endeavored to force hor TO do worse.
and has renewed his advances since she
left Pollard and returned to her former
homo. The question Of pollard's sex
10 said to have been a~scertainsd since
her arrest, and leaves no room to doubt
that the affidavit Of Maraucy Hughes.
who married her last September and
livod with her over eight months. Ia cor
rect Wnnemueca Silver STATE. Mlay 28.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-30

Tns London Lancet advises its reai-
sn to abandon the practice Of using
face powders. paints and washes OF
every description. IN all applications Of
this class. down to "violet-powders."
may contain poisonous materials. Some
specimens yielded on analysis 90 per
can't. Of arssnsic.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-30

TIE silver vault now being constructed
at the sub-tressury in New York will DO
~ feet long. "a feet broad and u feet
high. Il 10 designed to hold 10000
900 in silver and the cost OF the iron
and steel work will amount TO $40. 900.
The floor will be made Of iron and steel
two inches thick. beneath which will DO
four feet Of concrete. Tho silver will
Be moved BY an elevator.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-30

SrcaxrAnr SRrRxAS carries the wal
into Africa by his letter to the Potter
Committee. lie denies the allegations
Of the revolutionary resolutions from A
to lizard. declares his ability TO disprovs
them. 80 far as they relate to him, and
bring counter proof Of the very opposite.
The unwilling witnesses before that
committee will b the MeLin kind OF
fellows. not the ones tho Democrats
hope to catch.