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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-30
TIE RELEASED YEsrAss.
The Enthusiastic Rseepsion which
Directed Them In New York-A
Purae 90 be Made On for Them.

-
The Enshusiastie Rseeption which
directed Them In New York-A
Purse 10 be Made Up for Them.
New York. Sept. 30.-Ths released
Fcnian prisoners, Edward Condor and
Patrick Melody, arrived yesterday on
board tho steamer Mosslle. The recep-
ton committee. among whom were Col.
Richard s. Burke, Gen. Burke. O'Don.
AVIAN Rosa and Capt. Aher and many
others, assembled on board the revenue
cutter Sherman, which was given them
for the occasion by the Government, and
proceeded down the bay to meet the re-
leased patriots. They took them on
board at quarantine and Q scene OF the
most stirring character took place. The
sIilss were warmly embraced by their
fellow countrymen who had assembled
to welcome them TO America. Both
Condor and Melody looked wonderfully
strong and healthy. considering their
recent release after an imprisonment OF
eleven long years. They were delighted
beyond measure at the cordial reception
which was granted them. They were
o landed at the Battery. and thence
conveyed In carriages to Sweeney's
Hotel. The news OF their arrival quickly
spread, aud throughout the day the
hotel was throngsd with persons do
sirous Of graspins the hands Of the OF.
lies. The committee OF Nationalist.
through Michael Davitt, presented them
with . long address Of welcome. Both
Mr.. Condor and Mr.. Melody made .
brief address, aud returned their cordial
and heartfelt thanks. No public demon
s~trstion or parade will be given. but q
substantial purse Is being made up for
tbs parties.
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Gould

viaoxIA CrrY. Sept. 20. ls7s.-A. 4.
D.rSro., Secretary. Since last weekly
report We have cut out and timbsred ~
feet Of the 1900 level station. When
another set Of timbers IL in place the drift
leading TO the winze will be cut down TO
the proper grade and all rock from the
1900 level hoisted through the incline.
East crosscut No. 4. 1900 level. made II
feet, and IL now In 70 feet from the Savage
Joint winze. The material passed through
has been soft porphyry with streakI Of
clay and some streaks OF quartz. The
face 10 now in hard porphyry.
The work Of placing the 2o-inch air pipe
In the vertical shaft was commenced this
morning. 1t will probably take a week to
complete II.
The new Joint shaft was sunk and
securely timbered 30 feet and has now at
tained . depth Of IS feet. The bottom Ia
just getting into solid rock. Everything
IL working we'll.
T. 0snr.rox Sunt
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Rest A B<lcher.

vIRoISi, CRY. Sept. 30, 1873 Wiiia~
Wills, E.q.. Sscr,iay ; For the week
ending to-day l have TO report the follow
ing progress +;
North lateral drift. 1900 level. was run
20 feet. and Is now In 26i feet from the
Gould 4 Curry line. The face Is in hard
porphyry. with some stained quartz and
showing 4 small seepage Of water.
The south drift from the Joint winze WAS
cleaned out and timbered IS feet. The
drift was cavod very badly; in some
places II extended up 30 feet. Think We
are past the worst portion.
The new joint shaft was sunk 80 feet.
and Is now down Is feet. The bottom IL
just getting into solid rock.
y. +. OsBisros, Supt.
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OFFICIAL MINING LETTERS.

The following letters, under the dates
given. have been sent from the Comsioek
to the principal offices Of tho various COM
panies in San Francisco:
Consolidated Virginia.
VIRGINIA CrrY. Sept. IS. ISIS. W.
Has,a., .S.cr,iary. During the past week
we have enlarged and retimbered the Cor.
snlidated Virginia shaft 10 Q point oO ieet
below the 1850 station. We arc now en-
gared in putting in guides In the middle
eomnartment. This work will be CON-
pletcd during the coming week. when wo
shall sinking the shaft and con
time Ia down 10 the 1850 level. The aver
ace Weld Of ore for the week has been
about lsj tons per day.
ON the 1870 level the south drift has
been enlarged and retimbered To the Wine.
The drift passes through very heavy
ground and requires constant repairing to
keep IL open. We are now engaged In re-
pairing the Wine. preparatory to the e.
traction Of ore at that point.
On the 400 level the east drift TO the
ore Slopes has been enlarged and retim-
bered to . point iiT feet from the 400
station.
ON the 1900 level the repairs TO tho 1900
station are completed. and We are now en-
gAgcd in enlArging and r~etimberiug the
main east drift To the ore Slopes. The
southwest drift from the main q. 4 q.
drift has been advanced II feet /; total
length. ii3 feet. We expect to connect
this drift with the main east drift from
the Consolidated Virginia shaftduring the
coming month. which will give Us much
needed ventilation at this point. and gu
able Us to extract ore TO much better al
vantage.
Gu The 1850 level We are still engaged in
enlArging and retimbering the main DRIFT
from the g. 4 q. shaft to the Consolidated
Virginia shaft.
ON the 1850 level crosscut No. J has
been extended II feet: total length from
main south drift. i2i feet. The material
passed through and in the face Is quartz
giving low assays. Wine No. ) has been
sum and timbered y feet and Is now "a
feet in depth. The bottom still continues
in low grade ore.
ON the 1850 level the main south DRIFT
Ia. been extended 20 feet, and ID now 3OO
feet from our north line. The material
passed through and now In the face ID vein
porphyry showing stroaks OF quartz. No
work has been done In south drift No. 2
during the past week. We have started
cas-, crusscut No. ) from the end OF south
drift No. 2. and II IL now In - feet. pass
ing through vein porphyry. This cross,
cut will be continued casterly, aud VIII
cut the main south drift in = distance OIL
100 feet. We have also started an upraise
from south drift No. 2 10 connect with
the WINS now being sunk from the lsoo
level. We hope TO make this connection
within 10 DAYS: when made our ventilation
will be greatly improved at this point. No
work has been done In the Best 4 Beleher
Join, eros.cut during the past week. The
l.. a &. shaft has been sunk and umsered
IA feet during the past week, and 10 now
80 feet below the 2O5O station. The nov
| Of water continues strong and the rock
harl. ". II. PATTON, supt.
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Observation-Disclosures evening, Pro.
lessor Clark, the well known teacher OF
music, will take u complimentary beno'
1T at Piper's Opera House Virginia, pre-.
vious to his departure for his former
home In Oregon. The drama OF Lost
In London will DO the principal Tea.
ture Of the entertainment an interest
ing and amusing interlude will be given
and tho whole will conclude with the
laughabls farce Of the Rough Dia-
mopd,"
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Coin HILL. September 80. 1875.
". Brbisyfon. !S,eretay. Our new three
compartment working shaft 10 now down
81 feet; bottom In favorable working
ground. consisting Of ledge p~orphyry. with
streaks Of quartz ; no water. The hosting
works and buildings are completed and
the machinery operates finely. Everything
10 working we'll.
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Observation-Disclosures shan.

vinarSI, CRY. Sept. %, lsIs.-A. n. y.
Har-o., Pce.ii,ai; During the week end.
ing this date tho drift at the 1898 level.
Chollar.N orcross.Savage shaft. has been
advanced % feet, making q total length Of
ISL feet, and leaving about 50 feet to run
10 connect with the Sutro Tunnel. The
ground passed through has been hard rock
with streaks Of soft material. A little
water continues to seep in. The second
pump station will be completed Monday.
The seventh bob station is making good
progress. Everything In and about the
works 10 in excellent order and running
nicely. The Chollar. Potosi pump has
worked III hours.
Isaac l.. REQuA, Supt.
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W. II. PATTON, Supt,
Hale a Norcross.

vIRoISI, CrrY. Sept. 3O.-Josi .. Light.
..r, E.y., SECRETARY The water has been
lowered 80 feet since my last report, and
il stands to-day l22 feet below the 1000
level. The stoppages Of the pump during
the past week amount to two hours aud
fifteen minutes. Total number Of strokes
CO zoos, or an average speed Of G.2 strokes
per minute. The 1000 drift connecting
With the Combination shaft 10 In Is feet.
Better progress will DO made during the
next week in this drift as the rock has DO
come somewhat softer. All our machinery
in and about the mine Is working well.
The Chollar- Norcross. Savage shaft drift
was driven 80 feet.
PniLiPr D~EIDEsuEiMER, Supt.
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VIRGINIA CRY. Sept. 80, lsIs.-E. ".
Hoi@s', !S,ersiay; The north winzs ON
the 1000 level has reached q depth OF ~
feet. passing through the same kind oil
material - last reported. and showing no
signs Of water. Tho usual repairs have
been done In the vertical shaft and in
cline. The work ON the new 400 balance
bob 10 making good progress: The Joint
Norcross aud Savage drift has been adj
vanced IS feet. and Is now in sc feet.
The water has been lowered Is feet the
past week. standing to-day i25 feet below
the 1000. and Just ct the top OF the 2lOO
station. Ons pump has been running
pretty steadily during the week. making
an average Of ~ strokes per minute.
Our machinery is all in good working or
der. NJ. q. GILLETTE, Supt. .
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G Brown. y wenk. Z c Fargo, George
Hewitt. s Ellis. J z Dickson. Tw W DA-
vio., II Smell. W Gibson. J ] Hill, II
Brown. W II McKillip. d Timsron, Thos
Barton. J Ovaneovieh. J Gladjing. Mrs
L. W Bailey. Miss N Kenney. J A @ Moore
and wife. J II Dali. Mrs T. W Mcclure. NJ
Giles. wife and family. G l. Webster. J NJ
Eolkner, Miss West.
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Per ID. NJ. T..
MeNlean.

VIRGINIA CuY. sept II. ISIS T..
Mile. Ps,.ii,-f. ON our 1900 level wo
have commenced to enlarge u retimoer
the main north drift 10 tho Ophir incline.
The ground Is very heavy In places ma
brushes the timbers badly. II will take
about three weeks 10 complete these re-
pairs. which will materially increase the
working facilities on this level. The hoist.
ing engine And sheaye frame for the joint
Union Con. Wine on our north line are
in position. and sinking the Wine has
been commenced. The cooler weather on
the surface has materially impro- I'd the
ventilation Of this level. and We hope 10
make good progress In future.
W. II. Parton, Supt.
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DEMOCRATS IN COUNCIL.
The Convsntion Nc National Guard
Hall To.Day-A kepsibis Itesotu'
tion Regarding rrexies-Perms'
mem Organisatiou and Order Of
Huatnoa1.

bustuess.
The Democratic County Convention
assembled at National Guard Hall, Viz.
ginis. at 1880 to-day. and was called to
order by ]. T. Riorden, Chairman Of
the County Central Committee. Bart.
Callahan was chosen temporary Chair.
man. Fred. Pierce, J.. T. Morrill,. ].
W. Allen and W. G.. Hyde temporary
Secretaries, ind Andrew d. Mccoy,
Norton Brown and Charles Lyons tenn
porary Sergeants.a at. Arms.
Committee on Credentials - First
Ward. Virginia, Hugh Reese; Second
Ward. d. Moriarity; Third Ward, A. Z.
Boucher; Fourth Ward. Thomas Ken.
nsdy; Flowery. Il. L. Beggs; First
Ward, Gold Hill, Dan. Mccarthy; Sec
ond Ward, Thomas Gray.
Joe Cowen moved that nc proxies bc
allowed except by the delegation Of the
respective wards. Mr.. Cowen said that
he had noticed for several years that
certain men appeared in the County
Conventions AZ proxies. who could not
DO elected delegates before the people,
and he wished by his motion to exclude
all such persons. The question was
argued by DR.. Bergst.in. John Snow
and others. Mr.. Riordsn asked II the
Convention believed that the people
would have elected any delegate unless
| they supposed that he would DO person.
| ally present. Tho motion was then laid
on the table until the report OF the
Committee on Credentials.
A committee OF seven was appointed
on permanent organization and order OF
business, as follows /: First Ward. Viz.
Qinia, John Petris /; Second Ward. vir.
| cipia, Thomas Dunn /; Third Ward, Vr-
sinia, Joe Cowen +; Fourth Ward. Vir.
einia, James Franklin. First Ward.
Gold Hill, William Lloyd; Second
Ward, Gold Hill, John Leary. Flowery.
Il. Z. Beggs.
COMMITTEES on Platform /: First Ward,
Virginia, Ios Mitchell ; Second Ward,
Virginia, J.. A. Mahanny /; Third Ward,
| Virginia, u. G.. Moore /; Fourth Ward,
Virginia, John Snow. First Ward. Gold
Hill, Thomas Erwin ; Second Ward. Gold
Hill, Ambros English. Flowery. IL. L.
Brggs.
A recess was then taken till . o'clock.
Convention reassembled ut 2:2O. when
the Committee on Credentials reported.
| The list Of delegates has already been
| published, The report was adopted.
T.. A. Schultz offered the following
resolution :
Resolved, That no proxy shall DO adj
mitted or voted In this Convention e1.
ospt when given to and held by a duly
elected delegate TO the same, aud when
any delegate from any ward or precinct
| of the county to this Convention shall
DO absent the majority Of the delegates
from his ward or precinct shall cast his
vote.
Adopted.
The Committee on Permanent Order
OF business reported as follows:
/. Bart. Callaghan rs Permanent
Chairman.
2. Mvssrs. Pierce. Hyde and Allen as
Secretaries.
8. Messrs. McGurn, Brown and Nc
Coy, Ssreeants.at.Arms.
4. That all candidates for County
officers b. assessed $40, and Legislative
candidates s..
6. That all voting be by ballot.
Order OF Observation-Disclosures oil
County Central Committee. That said
Committee consist OF 1.-two from each
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Ysrmen, cs..oIid.sea.

VIRGINIA. Sept. 2s. Is7s.-Ed~ard ,.
S,o.s. Secretary: Tho contractors com.
pleted the second section Of 100 feet Of
their contract on the 23d instant IN .
creditable and satisfactory manner The
ground 10 still dry and soft for working
and Of . somewhat improved character.
being streaked throughout with clay seams
and other vein matter. most OF which viii
give low assays. and judging from pres
emit indications. ! an led 10 hope Thai we
are fast approaching and will soon meet
with an ore body Of some kind.
II. SMELL, Supt.
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u,,e, Consolidated.

VIRGINIA CRY. Sept. IS, i~s7s.-Rob,rl
.Sl.reooi, PSs.id.~i. On our iGOO Level
the east drift To the North Consolidated
Virginia shaft has been advanced "a fee,
during the past week. and Is now In CO
feet from the main north drift. Tho mate
rial passed through and in the face 10 Z
harder porphyry than At the date OF my
last report. Tho hosting engine and
.heave frame for the joint Mexican Wine
are In position and sinking resumed. We
expect to make good progress In sinking
FROM this time On, as the cooler weather
on tho surface has materially improved
our ventilation.
VIII. PATTON, Supt.
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AN uNpRN,ABLR TRUTH.

You deserve to suffer. and 10 you lead . nile
cradle. Unsatisfactory life in this beautiful
world. Il 10 entirely your own fault and there Ia
oniv one excuse for ~you-your unreasonable
Thousands. Personal knowledge and common
sense reasoning will soon show youthat areen's
August Flower will cure you OF Liver Com.
plaint. or Dyspepsia. with all It's miserable
effects, such a. Siek headache. palpiiAtion Of
the heart, sour stomach. habliuai costiveners.
Dizziness Of the head. nervous pro-trAtion. low
srlhts, etc. Its sales now reach every tovnon
the Western CJntinsnt. IN not o Druggist but
will tell you OF It's wonderful cures. You can
buy q sample Bottle for 10 cents. Tnrce doscs
will relieve you. jeiO COW N
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llAll.

VIRGINIA CRY. Sept. IS. is7s.-Gsorys
e. I'ran. Sscs,tary I; Our main incline hAs
been sunk and timbered 81 feet during the
past week total depth below The 100
level. AS feet on the slope. We have yet
about co feet 10 sink To reach the isSo level.
The bottom Is now In favorable sinking
ground. We are making fAir progress ID
excavating and timberins the boo-pit 81
the head Of the incline. The ground con-
tipues hard blasting. We have COM
mencsd grading at the north end OF our
buildiuK in order to enlarge the same for
a new hosting engine and an extra set Of
boiler. Our machinery Is all In good
working order. a.,
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ONE or TIE BRIGHTEST CHARMS

OF . fair fsee 10 . nne re, OF teeth. The ladies
being fully alive to this fact. pstronize soZo.
Don't in preferences to any other deniifice.
since they know by experience that II preserves
iiks no other the pristine vhitenrre and clean.
liness Of The teeth, and males . naturally sweet
breath additionally fragrant. II 10 one Of the
privilege of the bedur scr 10 look lovely, and
that portion Of Il which uses SOZ0D0NT has
iesrned that the article contributes In no small
degree TO the end In view. All druLgists cell
70. sell I'm
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ID. ii. JACKSON, Sul
silver IIilI.

GoLp Hill, Sept. %. ls7s.-W. q. Dca",
Secretary; During the past week we have
made the following progress: East cross
cut, 900 level. ~ feet /; east crosscutsouth'
D level, IS feet. Tho main incline has
been sunk and timbered Is feet. The 200
cro.scut has been exceedingly hard. but IL
il softer and much better this morning.
Everything about the mine 10 working
nicely. u. u. hiLLfkh' oupt
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Oyersusa.

GoLp HILL. Sept. IS. is7s.-G. W. Rec.
ger. President; During the past week ihe
east drift, 1000 level. has been extended "a
feet west drift from incline winze Is feet,
and the south drift from incline winze ~
feet. The formation remains the same ~
1t last report.
Have completed road TO new shaft and
have nearly finished grading.
CHAxLEs FoRxAS, Supt.
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A VOICE o NEVADA.

From Virginia citys poor sufferer. almost
devoured alive By an ulesrous secret disease
sends us his thanks and gratitude for his 70.
covery TO hath. effected By those sterling good
medicinUa, Bnstol's sarssparillA and Pills,
established for over forty yesrs. Thsy have tho
confidence Of both doctors and patients.
au2l I'm
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rnK PALACE kArINa STAND.

For . rosa Of beef unereelied in Storey
county. 70 TO Thomas Hsfun's Eating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon. No. Z North O street,
Virginia CITY. Fresh oysters at all hour In
svsry style. Forty miners always on hand Of
night. For tasty, home style OF cooking, and
A1ord. the Palace Eating stand has no superior.
IN Il. apis n
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A RR CASE.

One Of the most extraordinary cures on
record was tina: Of the man John ". Herman
dex, residing in salt Lake City. who vas 81
deaths door with that terrible dissass Mara.
mus; the best medical AID had failed 70 stop
the progress Of the malady, when twenty.three
bottles OF BRiSTOL'S sAkBAPAniLLA and
three phials Of BRisToLs PILLS made him Q
we'll man, jy76 I'm
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PHILIP CoRcoRAS, Supt.


GoLp HILL. Sept. IS. is7s.-0sorgs ".
Bsarsr. IiSe.idest: since last report the
lateral drift on the 400 level has been o..
tended 40 feet. the north drift on the i6oo
level Is feet. and the crosscut 20 feet.
The joint winze Is drained. and We In
tend Il resume sinking II on the 30th in
slant.
There Is no change Of importance in any
Of the drifts.
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A CARD.

To oil who are suffering from the srron and
indi,crstions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay, lo.s Of manhood. ETC.. I will send .
receipt that will cure you. ynlE OF cHAnoE,
This great remedy vas discovered By . mission.
AIRY In south America. seud Q self-addresssd
envelope 10 the REV. JOSEPH T. iNNAN,
station ID, Bible House, New iork City.
se2O ON
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Coin HILL. Sept. IS. 1s7s.-W. 4. D,a~.
Secretary; We started yesterday morning
TO run from the Silver Hill TO the St.
Louis ground. We have l60 feet to 20.
II will take about one month.
n. G. HILLrKR, Supt.
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ssrees asesasisss.
I,r Tue wr.rrnS uslos r~rLrsAAru risaI

San fR,Scisco, Sept. 3o.-2:io p. n.
Ophir. ~. Hs. Alpha %. -. Overman
&c, 25S, Mexican 81. Ss, Hale n Nor
cross %. 33a. Yellow Jacket ~, Gould a
Curry 25S. 2Ga, Exehequer l0a, Ion
Bullion "a. AN. Utah 81. 81. Union Q
is5. isC. ISIS. Sierra Nevada 2i5, 2is' 80
gxT
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No Lady sver saists her hasdksr.
chief with . coarrs perfume. Indeed, the 10
lined Of both sexes 40 always critical IN Ids
particular. Hence 70 IL that MURRAY 4 Ian.
MANS FLORIDA wArRR 10 % universally
preferred by persons Of correct tssts 10 al other
toilet waters and extracts. sep Decd
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o. II.

o. n. oALLur. opposite the Bank Of oaiifor'
mia, Gold Hill, keeps constantly on hand I'll
favodte brands Of Imported C:gxrs. oholee bit
ctesrs. ell Kinds Of chewing tobacco. nicer.
sshsum pipes, nuts, candles. hns eutley. and
tors md hkncy soods Of all kinds, sp3e n
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MEDICAL WONDER.

This great cure for Rheumatism. Neuralgia
and ill Pains. Burns. scaids, Colds, and all
sches and pains that people and families suffer
with, IL really . wonder aid . success. j.
Jones, Jr, sells 10 1t Gold Hin. jei2 6m
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FoR COUNTY RECORDER.
FRED. D. NIcHoL,

THE PRESENT MONUMENT. RESPECT.
= fully announces himself % q candidate foF
reelection 10 the 0fhce OF County Recorder.
subject 20 the Democratic County uonvsntion.
sel6td
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WILLARD otter

ys RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCED 40 A
capdidsts for the once Of Public AdminiS
ts.tos Of ssorsy county q NE snsui1g s~leetioe.
County o~onvsution. subtfs
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Foa COUNTY CLERK.
J. z. MCDONALD

RESPECTFULLY ANNouSoEs HIMsRLP
IL a . Candidate for the once OF County
Clerk, subject TO the decision Of the Repub-
licsn County Convention. auT7tfs
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
JOSEPH BARNERT

. IsPEcrPULLY ANNOUNCES HIMsRLy
II ~ . Candidate for tbs once u County
Treasurer, subject 70 the decision VI the Demo-
cratic County Convention. sc3u
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FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR.
8. q. sEcUR

u RsPEcrsULLY ANNOUNCES HIMsrLY
III as Q Candidate for the once Of Count
Ass~ssor. subject 10 the deeislon OF the 4 emo
cratic County Convention. setu
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FoR COUNTY CLERK.
PHIL, SELpNER

n HsPEcTPuLLY ANNoUScEs HIMsrLP
IL 80 Candidate for County CLERK, subject to
Pths decision Of tho Democratic County Con.
vention. auSStd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-30
nor COUNTY %REooRpIR.
LLOYD RAWLINGS

uEsprcrPuLLY ANNOUNCES HInsHLY
ID 4 Can idsis for the once Of County Re-
cordsr, subject 10 the decision o. the Demo
cratic County Convention. sc1otd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-30
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR.
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D rsPECrPULLY ANNOUNCES HIMsKLF
II ~ . candidate for the once OF County
Assessor Of Storey county. subject TO the deei-
sion OF the Republican County Convsution.
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