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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-05-03

1t is but justice to L. G. Dennis, the
Florida statesman, whom McLin assert
ed was cognizant of frauds in counting
the vote of that State for Mr.. Hayes,
to state that in an interview he denies
making any confession of the character
ascribed to him. His opinions about
Republican frauds, if any there were,
are based on that bedrock of Demo-
cratic testimony, conversations, or hear
say evidence. He says he believed in
1876, and now believes, that in the Ar
cher Precinct there were over200 fraud
ulent votes cast for Tilden that so far
as he knows the action of the Returning
Board was honest, and he does not
think the members ever suspected any
frauds on the part of the Republicans.
That sort of talk is not what Tilden
wants and is certainly not what he ex-
pected from Dennis who was regarded
as McLin's right hand man in support
ing the latter gentleman's self inculpat-
ing evidence Chicago Post.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-05-03

CLEVELAND, Ohio, social circles are
agitated over an approaching marriage
in high life, whereby Senator Don Cam
eron will be united to Miss Lizzie, Sec
ond daughter of Gen. Sherman. The
ceremony is to take place next week,
Thursday evening, at St. Pauls Church,
in the above city.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-05-03

THE Detroit Free Press Office was en-
tirely destroyed by fire on Monday
morning, of this week, caused by the
bursting of a gas main leading into the
Office. The loss will be about $4,000 or
$45, GOO, insured for $4,000.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-05-03

The Buchanan County BULLETIN
brings out the name of Hon. w. G. Don
nan as Candidate for Congress from
this District. Mr.. Donnan made a good
member and has had valuable cxper-
ience.- Wauk0n Standard.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-05-03

THE Paris Exposition was formally
opened with brilliant ceremonies, on
Wednesday last. President MacMahon,
of the French Republic, made the ope-
ming speech. About 100000 people
were in attendance the first day.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-05-03
Gov. Gear returned to the city yesterday

GOV. Gear returned 10 the CITY yeSterudy :
State Register.
After the ferocious and blood-thirsty
attack of the Register upon this paper
for not gushing over Gov. Gears arrival
in this city, some weeks since, are we
not warranted in expecting more than
the above from it upon that occasion?
Will the Register please rise and state
why we should not pronounce sentence
of condemnation upon it for it's whit
tled-down account" Of Gov. Gears "en-
thusiastic welcome" back to the cap
ltal.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-05-03
HIGHWAY NOTICE.
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR, |
INDEPENDENCE, Iowa, April 20. 1878.

INDEPENDENCE, Iowa, April 20. 1878.
AU lrhOm it mag Concern:
TEiHE Commissioner appointed to vacate and
L locate Il highway in Sumner township, Blu
chanan county, vacation commencing at q
point about 25 rods west of the southeast cor
ner of the northwest quarter of the northwest
quarter of section fourteen, running thence
diagonally to a point about 40 rods east of the
corner of said northwest quarter;
location beginning at the same point as the
vacation, running thence west until it inter-
sects the road on the west side of section four
teen, all to be laid north of the line between
the northwest quarter and southwest quarter
of the northwest quarter of section fourteen,
has reported in favor of the vacation and loca-
ton thereof, and all objections thereto or
claims for damages, must be filed in the Aud
office, on or before noon of the Gath day
of June, A. d.. 1878, or such highway will be
and located without reference there
to. GEO. b. WARNE,
40w4 County Auditor.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-05-03
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

The Twenty-second Annual State Conyenee
ton of the Republican party OF tne Sta!e OF
y" Wednesday, June 10th, 1878.
Cor tho n,rnose of making the following NOM
nations:
a candidate for Auditor of State.
A candidate for Treasurer of State.
A candidate for Registero Of State Land ONCE
A candidate for Attorney General.
A candidate for Clerk of Supreme Court.
A candidate for Reporter of Supreme Court.
The ratio of representation will be one dele
gate for each county in the State, and, in addi-
fion thereto, one delegate for every two hun
dred votes, or fraction over one hundred votes,
cast for Hon. Frank T. Campbell for Lieuten'
Rv order of Republican State Central Com
mittee. JACOB RICH, ChalrHlan.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-05-03

j. w. LOGAN, of Waterloo, has been
appointed Deputy Internal Revenue
Collector of this District, and will en-
ter upon the discharge of his duties at
once.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-05-03

GEN. B. +. BUTLER is to deliver the
grafton at Gettysburg, Pa, On Decora-
ton Day. President Hayes and Post
Master General Key will be in attend
9ncQ
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-05-03

Senator Howe contributes a reply to
Mr.. Julian's article, in the last North
american Rerieu, entitled, rs the Re-
publican Party in its Death Struggle 2"
Instead of answering his own conun-
drum the venerable Senator proceeds to
berate Julian in fine style, and doesn't
abate his energies a whit until the very
last page is reached, when he sagely OBJ
serve that 1T is a crime to assail pri-
vate character" Inasmuch as the Sena-
tor assailed the Presidents and Secre-
tary Schurz's character, to say nothing
of Mr.. Julian's we infer he covers his
tricks by protesting that his assaults
are upon public acts and characters
If that horn Of the argument is taken,
Julian will be able to hoist Howe with
a petard of Wisconsin construction
The effort made by Howe is exceedingly
weak. He does not establish a single
point. 1t must be concluded, in charity
to the editor Of the Reriep, that the
name of the writer, and not the merit of
the contribution, secured the publica-
ton of the reply referred to.-CHtca-
0O Post
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-05-03

The Des Moines Register is politely
informed that it's position is quite clear
ly understood and has been very cor
rectly represented by the Gazette. 1t
may also be fully assured that just
such an understanding is being arrived
at by the Republican press of the State
generally. Therefore, when the Reqis-
ter asserts that it only desires to 're-de-
clare the old principles and positions
of the Republican party" as against "a
President who has deserted such princi-
PIES" it may be quite sure that the
lions skin it attempts to assume entire
ly fails to hide from view the ignoble
animal which seeks secretiveness be-
meath. AS its assertion of the Presi-
dents declension from Republican faith
and duty is altogether gratuitous and
a%sinine, so the attempted roaring of the
would-be monarch of the forest inspires
no respect anywhere, much less does it
awaken any dread. Justice and honesty
in the teacher must always be conditions
precedent to the attainment of respect
and discipleship. To assail President
Hayes as a traitor to Republicanism is
stark injustice. TO counsel war on the
President and his Administration under
a pretense of zeal for principle is arrant
Gazette.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-05-03

In the Circuit Court of Buchanan County,
Iowa, May Term, \. d. 1873
STEPHEN CARD, Plaintiff,
Against
Mahala j. Pearson, Silas Hoon, Justus Hoon,
James Hoon, Ann NJ. Delaware, John w.
Hoon, Charles l.. Hoon, Burtis G Hoon, En-
ma b. Leibhart, Charles T.. Leibhart, Ida NJ.
Leibhart, Ambrose w Leibhart, Julia Z, Leib-
hart, Mary +. Leihlat, Ellen Carmody and
james Hoon, Admir-, Defendants.
To said Defendants:
NOU are hereby notified that on or before
L the 9th day of May, A. d. 1878, there will
be on file inthc office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Buchanan County, Iowa, the petition
of stephen Card, the Plaintiff aforesaid, claim
ing of you the sum of Two Hundred Dollars,
as money justly due from you on a Promissory
Note, and asking foreclosure of mortgage from
Ellen Finn o Carmody) to the Plaintiff up
on lot ten QW in Cards Addition to the city of
independence, Iowa. a personal Judgment is
asked against the Defendant, Ellen Carmody,
only.
You are also notified that unless YOU appear
thereto and defend, before moor of the second
day of the May term of said Circuit Court of
Buchanan county, to be held at Indepepen-
dence, in said county, on the Goth day of May,
A. ID. 1878, a default will be entered against
you and judgment rendered thereon.
w. G.. 81. b. DOMAIN,
3Swi Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-05-03

The eagle on the new silver dollar can be
hired for fifty cents a day.-Cedar Rapids Re
publican.
And he can be bought for go cents.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-05-03
LEGAL
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court of Buchanan County,
Iowa, May Term, \. d. 1873
STEPHEN CARD, Plaintiff,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-05-03

40w4
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-16
Wars Horrors.

The horrors OF wal are described with
ghntly realism in some "Side Notes
from an Artists Sketchbook" In tho
Daily Neos. On the first morning Of
the year the correspondent set out from
Fratesti for Putenien In Roumania.
Altar of q long, dark line moving In ca.
terpillar.fsshion broke the horizon. II
was q column Of Turkish prisoners
marching-the men who ono kept the
flower Of the Russian army ut bay around
Plsvna. Half-starvsd. almost dead with
fatigue and severe cold. many with fever
burning In their eyes mere stalking
bonea and foul raSs-camo the brave
troops who made the fame Of Osmsn
Pasha. Thousands Of birds OF prey
whirlsd round and settled In front and
rear, always following this grim process
sion like sharks round o doomed ship.
A few yards further on lay. bali covered
with snow, q nude body OF another dead
Turk, stripped by his companions for
the little warmth Of the rags he wore.
A crew had settled on his clenched hand.
and tho dogs were sinking round their
victim. At night q star aud crescent
moon, the only signs in the clear sky.
shine brilliantly. There Is the ominous
black line vending up the valley-more
wrstched prisoners, foolsore and weary.
with their cadavsrous faces and ice.laden
boards. A halt Is made ut the little
bridge, 10 dole ont 10 each their frozen
io.t ~ h,..J fsv noor fallova throw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-16
A Jshe .. she sheriff.

Flu Kee. the Chinaman arrested in Gold
Hin some time ago on . charge Of selling
opium. was convictedin tho District Court
yesterday and sentenced TO pay . fine OF
800 and costs Of the Court. A the case
hal been appealed from Judge Cooks
Court in Gold Hill. the costs amounted IN
about $3.50 more. The prisoner was given
into the custody Of Sheriff Kelly aud was
by him locked up. Shortly afterward one
OF Flu KEGS friends came 10 the jail and
offered 10 pay the iine Of 500. This was
accepted by . deputy. and tho Chinaman
wa released. Now II becomes apparent
that sheriff Kelly must pay the extra $3.50
dnd Flu Kes. IL Is = question whether
he would have . right TO re-arrest him.
sven II found.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-16
CARSON ITEMS.

Last evenings Tribune says: Nearly
every young hoodlum In Carson 10 pro-
vided with . "slung-shot." o little con.
trivance that receives It's foroo from an
India rubber string. and when they hit
the object OF their aim they jump with
the gles OF a Sioux Indian after raising
a scalp. One OF these ROSTERS let drive
his missile to-day at Tony Borgss, strik.
ing him with such force a. 10 out q cash
In his forehead. Tony Immediately gave
chase to the young miscrsant and cap.
tured him, and gave him q deserved
punishment. The mother OF that lad
will have to provide . pillow for him TO
sit down on for the next fortnight.
Lieutenant Governor Adams has 70
csived from the Ordnance Department
three splsndidly executed maps Of the
battle OF Gettysburg. The maps rep
resent most correctly the location Of the
different corps and divisions on the three
days Of tho fight. Tbs topography Is
accurately represented and the maps
are q valuable addition to the archives
Of the General commanding the Nevada
brigade.
Within the past week. says tho Appeal.
We have had in influx OF q new invoica
Of very suspicious looking characters.
who have no visible means OF support,
and are not looking for any hensst ones
either. They had better DO placed under
strict police surveillancs.
49, a. A.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-16
yisisiss abe savage.

ANEwsreportsr. accompanied by aparv
Of ladies and gentlemen, visited the lower
levels Of the Savage mine last evening.
The weather down there was found 70 30
extremely sultry. 1t "a positively hot.
After going into one % the drifts on
the 1000 level the ladies' in the party
began 10 wilt. and wanted TO 80 on top i'm
mediately.
''Don't you want to SEQ he V-boby"
asked the obliging guide.
s.No. sir I don't want TO sec anything
bob. want 10 get out OF this place"
Notwithstanding the strenuous oblec-
made BY the ladies'. tho station
tender stopped the cage at the head Of tho
incline. While the reporters were e.
Aiming the massive machinery Of the bob.
the rest Of the party got aboard and rung
the cage up. Tho unfortunate quill drivers
were left 10 swolter in the steam.
The y.bob Was thoroughly inspected.
however. and was found 10 BE- working ex-
c~ellently. The breaking Of the lower
plunger.pump has caused the water 10 rise
considerably. II 10 now about tsn fees %
low the 1000 level. and 10 being slowly
lowered by the donkey pumps.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-16
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

The workingmen confidently predict
the election OF their ticket by Q large
majority In Santa Clara county. Cali.
fornia. Republican and Democratic
politicians fear such . result, and are
sndeavorine 10 form a combination 10
defeat the workingmeu. A State Ssna.
tor and Assemblyman are 10 bN elected
to all vacancies caused BY death.
The steamer Newbern. from Quay.
mas, has arrived In San Francisco.
bringing the crew Of the whaling bark
Roman, Of New Bedford. wrecked on
the coast OF Lower California. No
lives were lost.
VIM. johnson was seriously stabbed
Saturday night at Kibbesillah, Msndo-
elmo county. by James Morris.
Parties are en- route TO San Francisco
from Cariboo TO purchase athirty-stamp
quartz mill for that country.
z. N. Cahill is on trial at Stockton
for the killing Of John Griffin at Lock.
port In July last.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-16
pIpta,s NEW OPERA HOUSE.
Cssunusd Bueeess Of Aiss huek'
iurham-Ada Riehmesd's Opera
Company.

There was another good audience present
a, Piper's New Open House in Virginia
City last evening. "Mazepps" Is . play
which none will tire Of witnessing. and
those who go once are sure to be found in
the audience again. This Is particularly
noticeable on the Comstock. The perform.
ance last evening wa better than upon
tie Arst presentation. Miss buckingham
seemed moro At home. and was received
with Wild demonstrations Of appreciation.
In everything Miss Buckingham 10 In
accord with tho spirit Of the piece. The
gallant gray, James Melville. has become
ouits q favorits. He never makes . mis-
take, and evidently knows more than many
OF the other actors on the stage. j. IL.
vinson. who 10 very prominent As Abdah
Kahn. does the part 10 perfection. The
rest Of the company are very good.
The work Of getting tho scenery ready
was done By @. W. Bishop and T. Andrews.
stage carpenters. They worked all night
wednesday night and till almost time for
the play 70 begin on Thursday evening 81
getting ready the rum and doing the other
work necessary for the presentation Of the
piece. digging the lumber used out OF .
snow bank. They camped In one OF the
boIes while doing the work. their meals
being sent there 70 them. Albert Hires.
who volunteered - scene painter. painted
the work ~ fast - 10 was put together.
"Mazeppa" will bc repeated this and
TO- morrow evening with attractive auhii-
liaries.
The Ada Richmond Opera Douffe Com.
pany will commence an engagement next
Monday evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-16
NEVADA ITEMS.

VIM. Longlsy. formerly known As
VIM. Cook, was killed last Saturday at
Msson's Ranch, on wmhos river, by q
brother Of the owner Of the ranch.
Young Mason Is insane. and was dis.
charged from the Stockton Asylum a.
cured only . few days since.
Mat Robbins, says the Belmont Cour.
Ter, was found dead at the bottom Of an
incline in tho Combination mine last
Wednesday. He had been missing since
January 9th. Both legs were broken,
and the Courier thinks he probably lived
several days after the fall.
The Eiko Road Committee will report
that %, 900 or $4,000 will make . better
road to Tuscarora out OF ths old one
than could be made west Of Lons Noun
tain, as Il would take much travel 70
pack the latter 90 that heavy teams
could use Il.
The Eureka Republican Of Tuesday
evening says that Mrs. King (ths woman
who tried 10 cut her throat) has been
reported crazy by an examining com.
mittee OF doctors and will DO sent to the
asylum at Woodbridge.
A prospsctor reports 10 the BeQpik
Times the finding In Churchill county
Of Q geld ledge which assays 500 70 the
ton.
Over fifty deer arc reported 10 have
been seen feeding together near lamar
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-16
Prseeesi.ss In B.aLrupscy.

Tho following business was transacted
In Virginia City last Thursday. before
Judge strother. Register In bankruptcy t;
Estatc Of Henry Ward Of Reno-Con-
tinued until Monday.
Estate Of Levin 4 Simon Of Eureka-
Dividend Of 8 is per cent. declared.
Jacob Alexander Of Elko-Adjudged =
bankrupt OF his " petition. Liabilities
about Sii, GOO, no assets. Claims = home
stead Of 5000 value. First meeting Of
creditors SGT for March 18th.
First meeting Of tho creditors Of Charlie.
Victor Boisot held. and Robert Stowell OF
Dayton appointed assignee. Bond. S,Ooo.
First meeting Of the creditors OF James
Singleton ; Aaron Cook. Of Virginia City,
appointed assignee. Bond. $4,000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-16
GAN FRANCISCO.
Election OF she Trojan Mims-The
rartnerxhip OF Flood d O'Brien.
I,rrcrAL TO rue aoLp HILL DAILY urw'.l

BAN FRAScIsco. Feb. lG.-Tho stock
holders Of the Trojan mine met yesterday
aftsrnoon and elected the following Di.
rectors for the ensuing year: James j.
Green, p. Connolly. N. ]. Mcdonald. Il.
y. Norton and John W. Rowe.
Tho CArosieis this morning publishes .
legal certificate Of the partner.hipo OF Flood
4 O'Brien. filed with tho County Clerk
January 10, 1873, and say. the docnmont
establishes tho fact that Flood q
O'Brien have resumed exclusive part
nership and that the bonanza
ausr,etto has been dissolved. Inquiry at
the Office Of Flood 4 O'Brien shows that
the certificate. a. filed. IL merely 10 cover
q legal point. and that no change whatever
has occurred In the business relations OF
the members Of tho bonanza firm.
Ex.AsscmblymAn Robert Ludgate. OF
Amador, died al Sacramento last night.
He was In his usual health during the day,
and was at q committee meeting last night.
When he went W his rooms he was taken
suddenly III anil died soon After
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-16

Fon n PANS ExrosrrIos.-Two large
and heavy bo,c. Of specimens Of ORES were
.hipucl las, evening through the Office Of
Wells. Fargo 4 Co., OF virginia city'
marked W mo 'Ar' " Jun"
ih,h'
mo,a,hs, ous une so'u ,ana,s
Tar AhnuA us 80.
mel Company wa, o,,h
ei''' VI" "'
FRANK d. hshehh' 'n' 'a"'
cat man. came up S \. a
," f
Tx carson hPps"' WIN"
Gold Killers having . ~" near i.h"P'''
cn-
SOM OF the livery men OF virginia o,'
have reduced the ehAfse -" "o1' "
asie'sh anu 'sahh'
sAxrEL L%osoAnAroH, . prominent ei'-
,xea Of orm.by county. arrived by this
morning. tram
MAIN STREET, Gold Hill. Ia In . very
sloppy condition. Tho sno" In. been
melting MI dAy'
Tax su,ro i'i.P'-d'-i says the miners
In the sutro Tunnel can hear blasts all
Around 'hen''
T.. G. LOCKE. manager OF the San Fran
cisco Bush Stree, Theater. is visiting the
Comstoek'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-16

LiamrISo Orr.-Men arc leaving the
comstock almost every day fer Bodie and
other promising campo. Some 90 In
< some ON horses and mules. while
not . few are making their way ON foot.
Tie seats In tho stAgo from Carson are
kept engaged ahead for . week. and those
who wish 10 20 must telegraph 10 the
agent At that place for . reserved.
Qurr-cI,rxEp.- William Pearson. OF
ormsby County. has quitclaimed to the
North Ophir Mining Company all his
right, title and interest In tho mining
claim Of the said company, which adIoins
the Union Consolidated ground ON the
north and east, and which was located
September IS. 1873. Tho consideration
named 10 81.
OYyicERs ELrcr.-At q meeting Of the
Prospect Mining Company. held at San
Francisco on tho 18th instant. the follow.
ing.nsmed gentlemen were elected Di-
roctors: BENJAMIN Flint. Y. A. BENJAMIN.
George W.. Prescott, j. p. Moore, Sidney
N. smith. iona. Kittredge, p. N. Lilien-
thai. George Y. Sharp and Samuel Ben
nett.
Pinsr ANNUAL BALL.-The NEWS &C
kn~owledgss receipt Of complimentary
tickets 10 tho First anniversary ball IN be
given on Thursday evening. February 3lst,
by the Silver City Hose Company. The
dance will take place ut Miners Union
Hall. which Is a. tino . place - can DO
found In Western Nevada.
A CuASoE.-The first anniversary ball
Of the Silver City Hose Company. which
was tn have taken place on the evening OF
the 22d Of the present month. will come on
on the 2ist. The change has been made
becauss Gold Hin and Virgins are to have
parties on tho snniversaryof George WASH
ington's birthday.
AT A DisoouSr.-The Europa mine. to-
gethsr with all the machinery. WA offered
for sale this morning 10 satisfy . Judgment
for taxes amounting 10 $40. There were
no bids. and consequently no sale. The
shaft IL COO feet deep, and tho machinery
cost between 5000 and $4,000.
RKv. A. c. 0ILLirs will preach In the
Presbyterian Church. Virginia City. to-
morrow, Sunday. morning at 10 o'clock.
Subject: Human Life-a Raoe !" and In
the evening alt O'Clock. Subject: "dod'
Job and Satan"
THE CONNECT PLAS.-Al tho dreasmak-
ers ON the Comstock sro busy preparing
costumes for the National Guard Ball.
which will take plsce In Virginia City on
the evening Of the 22d instant.
LEVI BIcESxLL. formerly engineer at
tho Joe scales mine. hal his leg broken
while cossting IN Washington street. Viz
ginia, last evening.
EDDY STEIN. . ten. year-old boy. had his
nose split and his front teeth knocked out
last night while coasting ON Washington
street, Virginia.
Az assessment Of ten cents per share has
been levied upon the stock Of the Amazon
4 Glasgow Mining Company. delinquent
March i7th.
Z. W. TOWNSEND. who has hal editorial
management Of the Bodie S,a@dard during
the past few months. has returned 10 the
Comstock.
Tur new air compressor which Is 70 b
INIT up At the Gould 4 Curry will be the
birxcst blower on the Comstock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-16

A DOWNTOWN man. noted for his good
nature. says: whats the use oil
wranglingf Nobody can tell how easy
II Is to get along without wrangling ill
they try. Now. I like to sleep on the
front side OF the bed; 30 does my wife
but we didn't wrangle bout tive just
moved the bed In the center Of the
room. It's . heap easier than vrans'
ling bout It."