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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-24
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Nxw Yonx. Sent. "a World cor.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES p,,,.. -,
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Ksarnsy is working on his own respon.
sibility. neither criticise nor condemn
him I,h;nk n. lrov. vh., n. anal,
ABOUT iie Nh uheoucs'eo "ofk'ns'
man who has felt wrongs aud opprss.
sious. He Is talking about these things
and hs knows how n s,nre.. bim..,f n
an. Class M man N vhich h. h.ionc.
Tia, .o msnv thous.nd. ~ nsonIs ooS.
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BoplE ITEMS.

Bodis Standard, Sept. 2t.-A hosting
engine and other machinery for the
Goodshaw Mining Company will DO 10
Bodie in n few days.
A contract has been let TO s. l.. Wat.
son to construct n wagon road around
the head OF Cottonwood canyon. to be
completed on the 2sth day OF mex,
month. The completion Of this work
will be q benefit TO teamsters and Others
whose business calls them to Bridgeport.
rs the new road will avoid tho long hill
which has now to be climbed.
An election was held on the 10th Of
August upon the question Of raising a
tar for the purpose OF building a school
house in Bodie. and Il was decided 10
levy q tax Of 80. 500 to be devoted to tina,
purpose. The large influx OF families
in Bodis at present renders extern
sive school facilities absolutely neces-
sary.
Many buildings have been com.
menced and are in process Of erection.
Considerable difficulty Is experienced in
obtaining lumber with which to build.
dealers in that article being over
crowded with orders from all quarters.
We anticipate this drawback will short
ly be removed. as We are informed that
additional facilities for getting out and
saving lumber Is being made by ouI
mill men. II Is necessary to have our
buildings up and closed in before the
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Humboldt County,

Wimemucca Siiper State. Sept. 2l.-
A note from Unionville, the home oi
]. II. Kinksad. Republican nominee for
Governor, informs us that the town was
thrown into the highest state Of snthu-
siAsm upon receipt Of the news Of his
nomination. Houses were illuminated.
bonfres blazed In the streets, and Had.
lsy's battery made the hills resound
with the echoes Of loud peals. Sky
rockets were fred In front Of Lavsaga's
store. speeches were made. and IL was q
time OF general rejoicing. All felt that
Humboldt had been greatly honored by
the selection OF ]. II. Kinksad as the
standard bearer OF one OF the great par
ties, for Governor and all. regardless Of
party feelings, participated In the jollia.
cation.
About twenty-six men Of Company
G. Eighth Infantry. commanded by Cap
tain Summsrhays. arrived here ysstsr.
day on the way to McDsrmit, where
they are to be stationed this winter.
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E.xl..d,. Now rrsubIe.

LONDON. Sept. ga Bombay dis.
patch reports that q special meeting Of
the vicsroy's Council has been held at
Simia. General Roberts, commandant
Of the frontier forces. has started for
Peshaaer with secret orders. A large
force 10 ordered TO be In readiness on
the frontier. where $4,000 men are al.
ready massed. The Indian newspapers
universally demand an apology from the
Amser or the occupation Of %Afghanistan.
The feeling among Europeans Is warlike.
The London Times, In a leading article,
says, "Ths reckoning will be with the
Ameer alone. Nothing can probably be
done in the way Of military operations
until Spring. We can wait. and Il will
suit rs best in every way to give our
discourteous neighbor an opportunity
for reconsideration" The Cabinet will
Immediately assemble to discuss the
Afghanistan affair.
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APrLKroS's JOURNAL for October leads
of with m illustrated paper under the
Shakespearsan title Of "'The Multitude
nous Seas" which Is accompanied with
numerous illustrations. text and pictures
treating Of the phenomena and wonders
Of the great deep. A new American
novelette, is begun in this number. writ
ten by Christian Reid. and bearing the
title Of "a Hidden Treasure" "a
Leap Year Romance Is concluded. A
Story BY Mrs. stoddard, entitled 1.-THE
Swan.stream Match" and one by Mrs.
Amelia E. Barr. the scene OF which Is
laid in the Orkney Islands. are given
complete. There is q graphic paper.
entitled "a Motley University" de-
scriptivs Of the consolidated universities
Of Aberdeen; the Azores are described;
80 Is the "Csardas." Hungarian dance;
American and English housekeeping are
comrared by Mrs. Sheldon; and DR..
Georse n. Beard. under the title Of
..Qonsolation for the Nervous" says
,hs. vigorous-bodisd folk do not, after
all enjoy all the fslieities Of life, and
that invalidism has its compensations.
Jupius Henri Browne discusses French
Memoirs" q kind Of literature OF which
Francs has been very prolific; and.
lastly. there are poems by Nora Perry.
Constance Fenimore woolson. Edgar
Faweslt and others. The editorial de-
partments are a. full as usual.
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NYe County.

Belmont Courier. Sept. 2l.-The work
OF repairing the Highbrdge mill has
commenced and will be pushed forward
as rapidly n possible. Twenty-Five
stamps will be put in fx and Q White
furnace erected. and everything about
the mill will be rsmodelsd aftor the most
approved style.
Several persons have made application
to teach the Belmont public school this
coming term. but the trustees are a. yet
unable to take any decisive steps In the
matter. Cause No money In the
School Fund.
The Downey Brothers are shipping
large quantities Of bullion regularly.
The Alexander and Lizzie Nos. l and 2
are looking well. and the orc body
shows no sign Of petsring.
Jim Ferguson has been awarded the
contract for hauling the Belmont ore to
the Monitor. Belmont mill. Hauling
from this mine was begun on wednss.
day morning.
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the Tammauy Ring.

Nrw York. Sept. 24.-The Times says.
e~ditorially: The Democratic Convention
will meet at Syracuse tomorrow. not to
agree upon . declaration Of party prin.
ciplss Dr. to nominate candidates for
Judges OF the Court Of Appeals. but to
engage In . struggle over its own organi.
ration. and owe the personnel Of the
State Committee. Il is an irrepressIbls
conflict between the friends and foes Of
Tildsn. or which IL nearly. though not
quite the Same thing. between Tammany
Hall and its opponsnts. Any combina-
ton which threatens the power OF the
vulgar and conscisnceless despotism that
plumbers New York and lords II over the
Democratic politics Of the State, Is de-
serving Of public sympathy and support.
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ITO CANDIDATES..

The GOLD HILL NEWS hdring
been duly selected by the County
Commissioners as the OFFICIAL
NEWSPAPER OF STOREY CoUN-
rY. candidates for office at the CON-
ing election ,ciu see the importance
and propriety Of placing themselves
squarely before the people by insert
ing their respective announcements
officially in tie NEWS. Al ieia
Be giren a fair and equal shoe. re-
gardless Of politics. We rish 1t
also distinctly understood. as hereto
fore. that all political or election
printing must be paid for in ad-
vance. We can accept Of no contin-
gent arrangements. Any candidate
,cho does not pay his printing bills
promptly. is not roSthy Of the office
Ne seeks. and moreover he iciA not
be elected,
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BOSNIA.
The Issurgesss Defeated In several
mpoPsaus EuKarosnsntn.

The Insurgeuts Defeated In several
Impsrssns EaEaxsnsnta.
vienna. Sept. 23.-0ficiai kilograms
report q Simultaneous and successful
advance Of the whole Austrian force
against the inIurgsnt positions In North.
cast Bosnia. The southern division,
starting from Serajsvo, after a six hours'
engagement defeated or the 2ist instant
1000 insurgents, and the Turkish
regulars occupying strong positions
near Seakoviss. Tho insurgents were
taken In the flank and obliged TO retreat
under q destructive artillery IRE. The
Austrian loss was 400 killed and
wounded and the insurgent loss con-
sidsrably heavier. Another force. operat.
ing parallel In the Serajova column, but
further north. occupied 0lcovo unopposed
on the 2lst instant. Still further north
General Szapory. after receiving the
submission Of Tuzla, pushed forward q
strong force which. after heavy fighting.
carried the insurgent positions on the
Majevica hills, which formed n great
obstacle, barring the advance on
Bjeliva. The insurgents OF Bjeliva,
probably on account Of this success, In.
vitsd General Budich, who was advanc.
ing along the bank OF the Save protect.
ing General Szapory's left flank. to con-
tinue his march and he has already ar
rived at Bjeliva. Numbers OF Bosnians
A
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Fatal sh.osiug Array.

STOCKTON, Cal. Sept. 23.-This morn
ing the city was thrown into great eI-
element by the report that George F.
Smith, wealthy. highly.respected
farmer. had been shot and MORALLY
wounded by James Journey. a farmer
Who had leased Smiths ranch on the
lower Sacramento road. Smith Is q
wealthy man. and esteemed rs an ex.
emplary citizen. Journey is q hard
working farmer OF good reputation.
Trouble has been brewing between these
men for some months, growing all the
time worse. Journey obtained n lease
from Smith for the ranch two years ago
for eight years. Smith being dissatisfied
with the management Of affairs pro-
posed to buy Journeys lease. which was
refused by Journey. Smith was shot
while in his buggy. Six buckshot en-
tered his right shoulder and arm. Smith
and Journey were both provided with
shotguns. and anticipated trouble. The
affair Is very unfortunate. aud deeply
regretted by the whole community.
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A-LExAspr. AUSTIN.
investigates Of His Accounts ~
the AupaRIiaQfA

investigates Of His Accounts ~
the superviseraL
SAN FRAScrsco. Sept. %. - The
Finance Committee OF the Board Of
Supervisors this afternoon continued the
investigation OF tho accounts OF the late
Alexander Austin. City Treasurer HUI
bert testified that on October 0. 1876.
Austin drew $50. 900 from the Bank OF
California. but made no payment to him
ut or about that time. but that during
October and November he paid In In
various amounts $751; 88 70. Ssptsm-
Der. 1876. Austin paid In $3l. 30i 03.
which was his last payment. The
amount OF $7.503 IS was found, which
Austin loaned the city on account Of
protested taxes and for which he had
not been credited. Jsnning 3. Coz. one
of Austin's business partners, said the
deceased had lost SAC, 034 IS by carry.
ing stocks for customers. Prominent
among these bad customers were found
the names Of City and County Attorney
Burnett for 80. 905 20 /; District Attor-
ney Murphy. sl,572 80 /; Auditor May.
nard. s2.O58 81; Mrs. Austin. $l5.-
9C4 So. and others OF both sexes. In
addition to these amounts Austin bad
lost on his own Dol some 10000.
W. Z. Dean. custodian OF decsased's
papers. testified that hs had found among
them good notes and due bills TO the
amount Of $50. 900. and outlawed notes
~aggregating $780, GAO II. There was also
another batch Of notes (the names Of
the makers wiihheld) which Dean sum.
med up ~ follows: Good, $2.670
doubtful, $53. 78G So ; worthless. $l4,.
573 "A. Altogether. the examination
showed that Austin had lost about
Sll5. 900.
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FLASHES.
Condensed Tslssr.ns from All Re
sfons Of she world.

N0440Mk08 81 y1~
sfeas Of she world.
There was an intermittent eruption OF
Mount vesuvius last Friday night. The
activity is increasing.
At the consistory to be held on the an
nivsrsary Of the election Of ths present
Pope, the Nuncios at Paris. Madrid and
Lisbon will be created Cardinals.
A Vatican organ, the roce Della We
rita, denies that any difficulties have
arisen in nominations between Germany
and the Holy See.
The Vatican has abandoned the idea
Of sending o Charge D'Affairs to Lon.
don.
The italian Consul at Tangisr has
telegraphed repeatedly that the British
consulate and cnstom.house have been
attacked by = mob. Italy will probably
send q msn.oi.war to Tangisr.
The Boston Trureler says there are
rumors that John +. Arnold will decline
the nomination for Lieut.. Governor on
the Butler ticket.
Russia has proposed to the powers to
make o collective demand upon the
Porte for the immediate surrender Of the
territory coded to Montenegro by the
Berlin treaty.
Prince Milan has refused to receive
the dsputation OF Bosnian Deys, who
came TO seek q union with Servia.
A dispatch from Berlin says the Porte
has given notice Of its firm intention to
execute the s~tipulations Of the Berlin
treaty In regard TO Ssrvia and Mon.
tsnegro. The Czar has dissusdsd Mon.
tenegro from recommending hostilities.
Some Paris newspapers state that the
French Government is about to open q
subscription for the fsver-stricken peo-
pie Of the United States.
In Montreal yesterday the Police
Magistrate committed six Orangemen.
arraigned for belonging 10 an illegal
society. for trial at the Court Of Queens
Bench.
Sir Richard Joyn Griffith. civil en-.
einser and author OF "Ths Geological
Map Of Ireland" is dead.
Rarus and Hopeful will trot at ST.
Louis this week.
In the New York stock market yes.
tsrday Con. Virginia sold for TX, and
California for i4s..
The New York Tribune summarizes
thus: Total yellow fever deaths. G.G79;
| raised here, 1917, 600.
Last Sunday o discharged soldier
named Henry Jackson committed suicide
at the Willamette Hotel. In Portland,
Oregon. by taking q dose Of morphine.
A New York dispatch says; Charles
Pope played Macbeth at the Bowery
Thsatsr 10 q regular old.time audience
last night. Though not we'll supported,
the piece was fairly done and the sp'
plause was deafsning.
Prince Bismarck's daughter. Countess
Marie. has boon betrothed to Count
Rantzrue.
William j. Best. Receiver OF the Ger
man Savings Bank OF Morrisiana, New
York. has begun a series of suits in the
Superior Court against the trustees Of
that institution for the recovery Of
5000 G9 with interest, the whole
amount involved exceeding $3.50. 600.
Best alleges that dividends were declared
and paid when the trustees knew the
bank was ~insolyent.
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Lander County.

Austin Rereils. Sept. 20.-Mercer. Of
the Sutro Independent, has bssn nomin-
ated for Superintendent Of Public
Schools. There appears to be q mania
in this State for newspaper men as boss
over the schoolmarms ; perhaps because
they are good judges Of the sex. 10 the
reason for their selection.
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In the Fourth Distric. Court in San
Francisco yesterday afternoon Timothy
Lynch. on trial for killing his wife. was
found guilty Of murder in the second
degree. In the same court John Spohr
was convicted OF murder in the first do
gree. with the penalty Of Imprisonment
for life annexed by the jury.
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pa,,.r ..a IN. s.pas,ie....

NKw Yonx. Sept. 2i.-A staff CORE.
spondent Of the Tribune has gathered
from well informed Republicans Of Mas.
sachusstts o statement In regard TO the
feeling toward the candidacy Of General
Butler in that State. The prospects OF
the Republicans Is reported TO DO On.
couraging. Butler having no followers
among the Republicans.
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Elko County.

Elko hdspendeni, Sept. 20.-Gsorge
II. Shepherd has been nominated by the
Democrats for State Senator. II. @.
Street. c. +. Rogers and ]. B. Tolley
have been nominated for the Assembly.
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A Vienna dispatch states that the
Turks have strengthened the frontier
line Of Epirus with 1000 regulars. They
have nearly 80. 900 troops in Thessaly
and Epirus and endorsements are still
arriving.
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Hawhsys orssas.essr..

NEW Yonx. Sept. PA Ttibums's
Warrington special says Senator Kirk
wood Of Iowa says In o letter 10 an old
friend In this city: There will b four
grsenbsck men elected 10 Congress irom
this State"
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soRn.

pONNEMART- In Virginia. September "a. TO
the wife Of NJ. bonneinart, . sou.
PUnTH In uenos, September 0. 10 the wife OF
Fred ruth. . sou
MONThOsE-In aeuoa, September 10. 10 the
wife Of Il. q. Montrose. . daughter.
NESMlTu-In Jacks VALLEY, reptsnbsr 4. 10
the vile Of Frank N,smith. twins.
PikhCR-in Cherry Crrek. september Is. 10 the
,wiis of L.. ID. Pierce, q son.
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Mosquito Gulch ledge. al Cariboo.
British Columbia. shows rock thai assays
$720 per ton at . depth Of 20 feet,
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The people OF Adrianopls are v'li
pleased with their treatment during
Russisn occupation.
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DEC.

DAKE. In Genoa, September -. Mrs. Harriet
n. Dale. aged 81 years.
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ron PUEBLO ADMINISTRATOR.
BITTER

70 RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCED 40 4
osbdidsts for the once Of Public Aduinis-
pubjsct 70 ne nopisation q ths bsnoerssie
County oonvsution. susie
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COIN. the Ksarnsy Of Washington. D.
c., has been suppressed BY the police.
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ron PUEBLO ADMINISTRATION
r. 7. sRopEK

pEsPEorYuLLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
II . Candidate for Public Administrator Of
storey o unity, subjset 70 the declslon Of the
Republican County Convention, peitd
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81 nMHC PoR MILL AND NlSINo
~! ~ 40 3 Com Sss4: sss:. n.a'i''ss''d 's ~
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NEVADA ITtMs.
Ere. oar ssass Exchanges.
Washoe County.


Reno Gdssits. Sept. 23.-Ths young lady
enticed from San Francisco by Tar-and.
feather Jones. departs for her home this
evening. Despite the terrible time she
has had OF IL here. she goes away very
grateful to the people OF Reno for their
sympathy and help in her time OF need.
1t is rumored that the clergy Of Reno
are about TO organize against the vigi-
lantes. AL the sinners are being driven
out Of town and preaching TO journalists
and other just men Is labor thrown away.
All business houses were closed yes.
terday out Of respect TO the memory OF
the late William Duck.
The workingmsn had . season OF
speechiiying at the opsra-houss on
Saturday night.
Jones, he Of the tar and feathers. Is
all right AZ to his eyes. They are still
infamsd. but his sight il in no wsy Inn
paired.
Reno Journal. Sept. Ave were Sat-
urday presented with q most remarkable
ve~setabls-an eiehtssn-head cabbage
upon one stalk. Many Of the heads are
quite large, while the smaller ones are
crowded in every corner. making . sight
not often seen. It wa raised on the old
Marysvills ranch. owned BY an Italian
named Prato.
The owners OF the Infant Company.
Pyramid. are arranging for . renewal OF
operations upon their mine. They are
confident that they have pay ore directly
In front Of them.
Rene Record. September 23.-Shs was
q graduate OF Bishop whitaksr's Semi
nary for Young Girls. and q short time
ago married a young Reno farmer. and
she now suggests that be purchase q lot
OF cashmsre goats in order that they
might raise their own cashmere shawls
and cashmsre dresses.
Mrs. J. @. Hagerman Is lying quito III
al her residence. We are not informed
rs to the nature Of her illness. but We
trust 1t will not prove serious.
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FOR COUNTY
O RAWLINcs

DRsPrcrPuLLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
4 Dan idsts for the once Of County Re.
cordss, subject 70 the dseision Of the Demo
cratic County CONVENTION. se1otd
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Lincoln County.

Phoebe Record. September 20.-Last
Tuesday Q shooting ARRAY occurred at
Silver Reef. It appears that Adolph
Sultan, who has charge Of the branch
business Of the firm Of Jacobs & Sultan
established at that place. had In his em.
ploy n young man by the name Of Fred.
n. Dryer. who took care Of the horses.
and Mr.. Sultan discharged him on &C.
count Of abusing the animals. After
Dryer WAS discharged. he informed
Sultan he would see him the next
morning." On Tuesday morning Dryer
entered the store and fred three shots ct
Sultan, missing him, when Sultan ran
back to the Office. got his revolver. and
commenced shooting at Dryer. three OF
the balls taking effect on his person
one in the neck. and another In the
thigh. but we did not learn on what part
OF Dryers body the third shot took
effect. Sultan was arrested and held to
await an examination. which took place
before Justice Phillips Thursday. re.
sulting In his dismissal. At last &C
counts young Dryer was improving.
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ron COUNTY REooaDER.
FRED. o. MIcHoL,

THE PRESENT INCUMBENT. REsPEcT.
i fully announces himself - . candidate Tor
rc-slestion 20 the once Of County Recorder,
subject 10 the Democisiie County convsnuoo.
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FoR COUNTY IRIAsvRIR.
q. n. cARRIck,

rs RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCED Al
L candidate for Trsasur~r q etosey County
ct the ensuing election, mbjcet " ne decision
Of the Republican County Couveuuon. ss9s tds
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ron COUNTY RECORDER.
G. RULE

A NNoUNcEs HIMsELY A CANDIDATE
"A for Recorder Of rtorcy County. subject 70
tho decision Of the Democratic County oonyso-
ton. ssiS'o'
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FOR COUNTY LERk.
A. r. MAcKAY

p EsPRcTYULLY ANNOUNCES HIMsELP
~ q Candidate Tor CouIty Clerk. subject 20
the decision u The Democratic County Conyen'
tion. sci3id
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

JOSEPH BARNeHT
p EsPKcrPULLY ANNOUNCES nIMsKLy
~ 90 Q Candidate for the o1lce o. CJunty
Treasurer. subject TO the decision OF The Demo
cratic County Convention. se3u
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FOR COUNTY CLERK.

ID EsPEcrPuLLY ANNOUNCES HIMsILP
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vention. su35id
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-24
FOR COUNTY TREAsvRER.
G. D. SMITH

DnPRoTruLLY ANNoUscKs HMsKIP
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Storey county. subject 10 tho decision Of the
Democrats County Convention. sei3tds