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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-29
Domtuos.

Ladies' desiring dominos for the
Masonic Social tomorrow evening al
Masonic Hall. Gold Hilh will be supplied
on reasonable terms at the reading room
Of the hall by . young lady who will
be In attendance during the afternoon and
evening for the purpose. Gentlemen
desiring dominos will be supplied at the
atore Of Reinatein 4 Wolf.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-29
p.psr,.r~s sss.ra.y Evssi.r.
D.r.r,.,.. ,...s E,..,...

WILL Nor M CLosED DowS.-Captain
T. q. Taylor. superintendent Of tho Yell
low Jacket mine. informed = NEWS re-
porter that the old works will not be shut
dowu ON the lrst of neat month. ~ has
been currently reported. Negotiations
are being made whereby the rock from the
old workings will bc hoisted through the
Crown Point shaft. ami tho water will be
pumped out through the Belcher new shaft.
When these arrangements are completed.
ths old works will be shut down.
Tar BAR.-The members % the bar Of
Storey county have signed an agreement
tn close their Law oniees at 2 O'Clock y. n.
on saturday. This 10 . proper movement,
and clients should arrange their business
ia accordance Herewith. Even . lawyer
should have time IN get ready Tor his sun
day prayers.
No RonssRY.-Th CArson papers com
plain that the young ladies' from the Com
stock have captured the hearts OF their
young msu. That's all rightr Have mol
The young mon of the Comstock surren-
dered 10 the Carson girl.r There Is an
aisge concerning . fair exchange.
Nrs LoclrIoS.-JAmos A. Walton and
Frank nrbol have located 1900 feet OF
mining ground. situSted -four miles
northeast of Virginia City. on the Com
$50 iou1 as, r. ILL Inc WALTON
claim.
'Aft' u ". TAYLOR
u' ~ coIon.,
dams. p.ir !. ain AT Psso Robes
saa,ns. I'm, 4. .hont a, we'll a. ever anal
Iii .san r,,nru home.
A,.,r ,hi. time the truly economic Cold
um bou..vife peel. her apple. very thin,
a.. - 10 :. .unls. h, sittin' mighty
~ s[o.,ix. an 'tvont do 10 waste
en-"
Az assessment, Of three dollars per share
-, A.. a. ov.rm.n Mining Com.
' WV -,
Nee ofbcial notice ia our alyeriising col.
umns to-day.
Tx, a,s over The Gold HIl Central
-, -. 4. :, ,.rtw.., ,o.i.y in
,onor ~ The msmory az a.. m, Oolling.
Jr'. son Of school Trustee c. II. Goliing.
who died last saturday. The funeral took
piaSs 'hA' " ~"
"Ah' 'o'.''
.n,... ,hi. ~,sl' m. wouli liLe 10 have
the Institute last all the year.
az .,x.,, , m.ehini. anil eon.
80. ...,.... h.. DON. ,o u,,h for
,hs nureose n batting up hosting ani
dumping works for the Ontario mine.
y. c,y,x,pou. one Of the most anable
Young gentlemen 81 Carson City. was
aIosnd among his friends in Gold Hill
Ahd Virginia c''y last sa'nf''s'
Hon. JAMS CEAwroEp. super intendeni
Of the vniisd States Mint at CArson.
shovel ~, D.sln,hs sonh''hah'' "i-" '"s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-29
Jshn herrissey Dying.
A CARD.

To all Who src suffering from the erors and
Indlserstions Of youth. nervous weshnss. ssriY
decay, los Of manhood. ste- ! will sepd .
receipt that will cure you. YRx1 on cuA1oE-
This great rsmsdy sss discovered BY nission-
Al In South America. Send . self-addreesed
envelope TO the Rkv. JUekPH 7. LNkAh,
etstion D. Bible Houss. New YORK Guy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-29
rnK pA,.ACn EArINa STAND.

For . rosst Of beef uDeIeelied In Storey
county, 70 10 Thomas HsnrJn's Eating Stand.
in The Palace saloon, NO. : North q street,
Virginia oily. Fresh oystsrs d all hour IN
every styis. Forty miners Always on hand d
niehi. for t.ssy; home s,'is Of ookins snd
anord. the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
Tfy n. apt1 n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-29
Domiaos asd MARKS.

These desirablss for the much talked Of
masquerade social. TO be givon 81 Masonic
Hall. Gold Hill. can DO procured on 70.
vorablo renting terms 81 Plat a Rich's
clothing house, Main street. opposite the
NEWS office.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-29
q. n.

o. n. oAILur. opposite The Bank Of califos.
mis-, Gold nll. keeps constantly on hand ali
f~avorite brands Of Imported Cigar. ohoice bit
cigafs. ali hiuds OF chewing tobacco. meet.
schsum pipes, nuts, candles. Ans cvtiey. and
tors and hney goods OF all kinds. sp3s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-29

Tas Yoanesorth oystsr and Chop House
No. u South o street, Virginia City. q the
Leading establishment on the comstock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-29
nissh isiiis IsssiIisssss.

DEApwoop. April 2s.-This afternoon
Ed. Durham shot and killed Chris. Hon'
man In the latter's place Of business. The
shooting arose from . dispute regarding
the settlement Of Q business transaction.
Durham Is In Jail. A strong feeling OF.
lists against Durham and lynching ID
talked Of.
The mail matter that Was lost In the
Cheyenne River on the Sidney route
Thursday by the cspsiring Of . raft. was
recovered and arrived here to-day In .
Asmnralixed condition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-29
CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA.

Per W. II. PArroS.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-01-26
About Governors.

There are but five States in the
Union where the Chief Magistrate is
elected annually. They are as fol-
lows with the amount OF salary ap-
pended:
Maine, salary, $2,5OO; Massachu-
setts, s., 900; Michigan, 81 900; New
Hampshire, $1,000; Rhode Island,
81, 900.
The following States have terms
of two years:
Alabama, salary, $4,000; Colora-
d.; Connecticut, $4,000; Iowa,
$4,000; Kansas, $1,000; Minnesota,
5000; Nebraska, $2,500; Nevada,
$4,000; New York, $4,000; Ohio,
81 900; South Carolina, So 500; Ten
nesee, "a, 900; Texas, IS, 600; Yer
mont, 81 600; Wisconsin, s., 900;
The following have terms of three
New jersey. salary. $1,000; Penn
sylvania, s$10, 900;
The follcwins have four-year
M sl' s,.rr y, no, Caliisr.
nia, %, 900; Delaware, $4,000; Flor
ida, $500; Georgia, "a. 900; Illinois,
5000; Indiana, 5000; Louisiana,
Sc, 600; Kentucky, 81, 600; Maryland,
"a 500; Mississippi, "a 900; Missou-
ri, S., 900; North Carolina, S., 900;
Oregon, 1900; Virginia, $1,000;
West Virginia, $2,7OO.
BY this 1t will be seen that of the
thirty.eight Governors, five are elect
ed for one year, fifteen for two years,
two for three years and sixteen for
four years. Four of them receive
81 900, one 81, 800, two $4,000, four
81, 500, one 81, 700, five So, 900, three
90, 500, four "a, 900, one 81 500, eight
81, 900, three, $4,000, one $4,000,
while two get $4,000, making a
total of $2S4, 200 in salaries to the
Chief Executives of thirty-seven
States, one being unknown.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-01-26

HE WoC1D TuL--She had invits1
him to stop 10 supper aod - -
trying 10 appear eaey - uneon-
eernsa, vhiIs - was - ~ psut-
6esa hshayi1g.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-01-26

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IAN nghk Ivans - give ysas
descxip<ioa a . snspisious- -3os61I
char.ssx j.st sossess Ct ny sloss-
Are yosrsadyr
Thsrs was a intsFvai ~ too e
tSlsss ss,opnds. and shs 'a'sosistvs.e
"Abou. Ave i. .;ght--ligAs hair
eyss-goatss- brown ovse-
Ooat-hla0k- =
Say, you'll" exclaimed The beats
here's your fifteen csnts for tha1 :.
brandyi I had some change in ny 4
vest pocketr'
!" Oh--ah-yss," smilsd the -
and. taking the money, ~
went t6ths mouth-piscs and called: l
tn ~ right II made . mistake
Imam u u good q whsatr'
The beat WALKED out without =
word, but - he reached ths itss
he grow.sd: Is.
.sThat wa : dead ~ AWay ~ a. n
ne, and I'd Hks u punch "a Pro-
lessor Bells head about halk "
hour. ."-DcsroI Ftse Rrssb. b
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-01-26

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dase 10 ssopik Iv.a<Asd ~ sssn5
which Tie man nads, and ohssxvsd
thst hs cvidsatly naae . vo,untasy
e6xt to cough After this I nads .
voluntary experiments on myself, md
found that I could prevent myself
from coughing, snselng, gaping,
ETC., in case Of the strongest propen-
sity to these acts, by strenuous sf-
fort Of the will. Then reflected
that coughing must be very irritating
and injurious to the delicate organs
that are concerned in it, especially
whom they are in diseased state. |
What can be worse for ulcered bron-
CHA, or lungs, than tho violent |
wrenching Of q cQpHhe It must be |
worse than speaking. A sore ON |
any part Of the body, if constantly |
kept open by violent usage, or made
raw again by q confusion just when |
it is healing (andAf course begins to
itchy, will grow worse anG. end in
death. Certainly, a sore on the
lungs may be expected to terminate
fatally If it is constantly irritated
and never suffered heal; and this
it seems to me, il int what coughing
does for it. On the strength Of such
considerations a. these, ] made bold
10 ask the man II be could mot Stop
coughing. He-SnswsEsd ~. ] told
him What ] though4 ahoes 4, -
b! i j 3 5 l5Gs ll I
that he could suppress bis
cough almost entirely. The power
Of the will over it increased as he
exercised it, and in q few days he
was mostly rid of the disposition to
cough. His health, at the same
lime, evidently improved, and when
[ saw him, he was in strong hopes Of
getting out of deaths hands"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-01-26

ANOTHER HALF D1sposED or.-He
entered q dry-goods store on Com
mercial street, with q smile on his
face, and his clothing were at one
time in the height of fashion, while
his hat contained numerous holes for
ventilation. He called for q half q
dollars worth of tobacco, and as he
lifted the package up he showed the
coin along on the counter. The
merchant picked it up, and threw it
down, and said: "That's bad fifty
cent piece. can't take it. It's only
lead silvered over" "Well," re-
piled the customer, admitting such
to be the fact, I should say that the
ingenuity displayed in the deception
might we'll induce you to accept it.
Admire, sir, the devotion OF the ar
tist to the divine idea of Liberty, the
idol of US all! He, having wrought
her efiigy in humble lead, in order
to make it worthy of that glorious
impression, resorts to the harmless
expedient Of silvering it over! And
shall We harshly repudiats his patri-
otic instincts-deny his work the
paltry value Of ffty centsf Oh, no:
SIR, you'll take it; I know you villr
The merchant saw the point. and did
take il like Q prince. while the man,
ss be passed ost the door. said TO
himsef, +" There's another half dis-
y~o~ed 81.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-01-26

O1D ST on Hnx. yWhile thcY NseE
rssting fsom woEk ~ mon ~ r. ! = ~ 3 3
=
'batin1 now whuddsr dsrs Vus skiY
hell or notr'
Shucks!' said old 81; "youise
got dat wrong eend fo'must, shot"
No, sab; dat wuz what he red In
de paperr
" "Whudder dere wuz emmy hell p
repeated 81.
Vas, sab; whudder when ar man
give out up hyar he went ter hell, or
less dissolved ter dus' agin!"
Locke heah! I don't want no
'spute wild nobody, but Of emmy man
come foolin, round me wild dat sorter
skriptur he's gwine ter heah me git
up yander inter shoutin' tonesl' said
:" Why is dat ?"
"Kaise taint gwine ter do! Yer
Jess make or nigger belebe dar aint
no heaharter an see what yer comes
ter. Ebery secon' house'll be er
court hous, an de houses twixt 'em
II be jale houses. Hits moughty
hard to ter keep 'em strate now wild
de sheriff an hell bofe fore dar
syesr
Den you'se on dc side OBJ de fab
an brimstoneY
You'se right, honey! E you
tink you'se gwine ter lesbe dis
wurld ter play SNOWFALL somewhar
you'se 'rong. Oars er warm place
Jess bsyant heah fer de managers oh
de freedman bank an chickinlifteD
else Tse gwins ter swap ny
bimbook fer er pack Or kyardsr
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-01-26

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-01-26

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- - - sennaegsd: " Hi~ Dane
-1mnis-yos called ne Royal:
- q nnk sssm angry moo. Tell
- u ths nans Of God, vhst got
~ % furious at me last Winter.'
- 10 pgsssed closer TO her aide by
IL brook hank.
Jennie hung her head.
Unresistingly she permitted him
= gather her little hand up in his
s(uong fingers, and take q seat by
h6e side on tho moss, and draw her
dwn beside him on the turfy bank,
tire they sat like a couple Of idiots;
ia very glsdness: Jennie's fishing,
Ankls, ~, line and rod went sail
~ leisurely of down stream; Jennie
s(fnggled with herself, and finally
1nnaged 10 stammer: i
IS" I misunderstood something
could not read-that stuff on the
lcaket. and--and Ella said it i'm
plid, il was all over with me'-and
-@1hat would have been abominably
1npestinsnt Of you, Royal! you know |
X would, = she flashed through her
e11rs at him, smiling ia the most |
6EliuQ manner the uext minute.
# Good heaysnsr' he exclaimed
Spitedly. q light dawned in upon |
IN sss. ygn don't mean 70 ray my /
~ rAotAo pn that clasp |
-
JennieE' and his tone was fun Of |
chargin, /" why, I thought it was 90
neat!'
So Jennie told him about it as they
nestled among the leaves, in the hush
md dreaminess of the forest. The
light and air that surrounded them,
hat bathed them in it's waves, was
not of heaven or earth, it was rose
,olored! Jennie could complain no
more of Royals uncertainty, be-
,ause he was very explicit in his
and later when they went
1unting for the road and found the
.est of the fishers, Jennie's health
lad considerably improved, judging
oy her beautiful bright eyes.
It turned out Royal was due at
Ter hotel, his baggage had already
rome on, and he had left the stage
or a ramble, intending to cross the
'oad in time for the evening stage.
As it was, he rode with the party.
What need to tell any more. J.
Royal had " Uberall Du" engraved
n Jennie's wedding ring with the
intention Of teaching her
German more effectively than it is
aught in neutrality-suspicious. generally.
xE Did you ever know anybody
O stick to any kind of business, no
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-01-26

WISE MAxlMs.-Mr. John McDon-
ough, the New Orleans millionaire,
had engraved on his tombstone a
series of maxims which he had pre-
scribed as the rules for his guidance
through life, aud to which his success
was mainly attributable:
Remember always that labor is
one of the conditions of existence.
Time is gold; throw not one min
ute away, but place each one to ac-
count.
Do unto all men - you would be
done by.
Never think any matter so trifine
as not 70 deserve notice.
Never give out that which does
not frst cone in
Let the greare<. order regulate
the tranaActsoas Of your life
Study in the course Of your he 10
do the greatest anouns Of good
Depr1ss yourself of nSthing nee-
e<xzry % wear eo@zfsrs. hus hws I'M m
k~ns~xhss ~szxF.ls-irs and r~<zlmzaty
L~Azuw. sA~n- fs sAss i~s= Esszasns st
vSsur exs<s~nre-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-01-26

z Did you ever know anybody
to stick to any kind of business, no
matter how unpromising, ten years
at most, who did not prosper ?
No one! no matter how bad it might
be in the beginning-if he stuck to
it earnestly and faithfully, and tried
nothing else; no matter how hard
he might have found it sometimes to
keep his head above water; ssill, il
he perseversl, he always come ont
night in the long run A certain
anount Of opposition is grea, help
% Q maa- Kites rlse against, Rot
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-07

THE FATE or TWO RUNAWAY GIRLS WHO
WISHED TO ENJOY THE CHARMS or TnE
METROPOLIS.
A girl OF seventeen, shy, comely and with tho
fresh hcallLui compile xon that Despeaks familiarity
win country and air, was arraigueu before
Juage S.nlh yesterday n the Jefferson Market Police
Court Her Dewiidcred air aud tie novelty anicn a
police seemed 10 have Tor her cxcitcd tue
interest oil tue onookers, whicn her story, as ur.
Ilsncd w Oincer Chlard, was calculated to repay.
Sue had beeo iouna Dy him la a ow den IN this cty
am ong The most aepraved oi her sex, isolated ia
a measure IRON them Dy Der dissemination 10 mingle
In their reveis 1ne officers attention was called
10 ncr BY nickname sho hal won for herself anon.
her abandoned companions Wnen her case
WIS lrcstisated she found TO be one Of
Two girls Tor whom the ponce have been
maxim an acsivo search during The past lew days
Tue giri. name a. Iulniabed IN tourt Alice
CIarke: but she IL ia realty the daughter vi
chanic 10 ChenahEo county, VINO IS fcputed 10 bc q
man vi comiortaDie circumstances. rms mechanic
had another daushier, who married and some Time
siGce Was ieit aw,low. Shc had always been care
less creature. aud after Eer husbands death mani
tested desire 70 escape the hundrum cxstence
che was leading ~ the quiet ttie cOuhtry town. Sue
naa been ~ New YORK coupe OF tunes, ana. Ike
moss sifis Of ncr aec, became inocuIa.ed VITA the
charm us rounas 81 pleasure aud It's vustng
nave Tor people unaccustomcd 10 them
A nkARrLEss SISTER.
sue pictured Ace, the younger sister, the
am accessible 10 All aweilers 10 the me,ropy
LIS worked upon tue young grl's nind that
sue consented 70 leave her laincrs home
cJine 10 the CITY, About ave months ago
tue Two lett home and came 10 New YORK
Ihe FIRST Jays experiences was pleasant
Tor tncy brmiuI vi curiosity. But soon the
realities oil Their position appeared and
tive grs. wandering ABOUT 10 The strange thorougA-
iates, Dittery rcpentcd their course. After a few
Gays iney Jared Us most young women their post
lsou aud entered house Of H. lame. But there life
became torment To them. aud by he advice Of
one tDcy ven 10 the Institution for Fsmaos ia D.-
lrtxs, No. l36 second avenue, ahd were received
bat the charitl.s vi the metropolis Ike ITS Otn4i
charms iound TO be palaiabIo as tney mad
ialciea. ihe country girls HAD
prepared 10 forlct iheir nUerly or put
tncIni ewes IN tue way Of icing sent back
10 Inc parents they had disgraccd. No doubt, too,
thcf~ we're some tv Mcqualntanccs 10 infuetce them
" csse the institution, W. rope was urnencd them
~ some uukhuNn person. anu last ucsary ni.nt
tney openc0 thel second story window iDstliu-
ZION ADD descended IRON 10 10 tLe sAuwalA once 4
AOcry tney iorcsd again 10 the disrsp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-07
THE EXCISE COMMISSION.

The vacancy In the Excise Board conscq uent upon
the removal Of Commissioner George W. Morton by
the Governor has been the subject of considerable
wrepulling within the past tow weeks by tho local
politicians. There two Tam many democrats
tho Board, Mr.. Richard J. Morrison and DR.. Phiip
Merkle. Tammany Hall wishes secure the third
place Tor OF us adncrents, ana 1t has been
mooted around during the past week that the cards
had been dealt as TO appoint M william Cogan.
OF tho seventh ward, TO tho vacant place, on the
ground that district had been much overlooked In
tho matter 0i patronage This selection, however,
1t is understood, was contingent upon settlement OF
the CONTROVERSY between Mayor Ely ana the Alder
tho Tcappointncnt OF Police Com s.
called non partisan character OF che Police Commits
Ii was further understood tnat Mr.. COiligan
was the choice OF Tammany's leader
IL rumored around the City Hall yesterday that
a change had been mauc IN the prog rammc TO this
appointment, and that Mr. Edmund u. Knox would
provo the successful c,nuidate Inc salary Is 900
por annum; many ambitious politicians are, conse
quentiy much excited as 10 the result OF tho present
struggle. The Office been vacant Tor several
months.
Commissioners OF Excise arc appointed in this city
under a special legislative ACT OF 1870 Part OF
section OF tho law OF 1870, by which
statute the Excise Com missioners are designated,
states that they tine Mayor and Ailermcn) "shail
from time to time. often vacancies shall occur.
appoint persons qualified TO I'LL the uaexplred term OF
any Commissioners who shall de, resign, remove
from the city or be removed from Office -
Ii will be seen by this provision tuat particular
time - specified ut winch Mavor Ely IS compelled to
send in nomination TO the Board Of Aldermen TO nii
there ore hold the appointment IN allegiance long
as ne pieaSes