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HfLLItRD CONfIisuAD.



WAsulNaroy. Fob. 7-lliliard was con-
nrmel to-dny after as unpleasant an introduce
f. To- OH .iul lie as has vet fallen To any can
dlIatrc,cn of thus Administrator. II should
o., pr missed that charges against IA illiard W re-
Of "a character to make their publication dini-
cuIi. ana that OF the supporting evidence Inn
possible. Attaok or defence was likely to be
equally damaging to a man SO situated. 4 ia
vorable report from the Committee IN Foreign
Anars brought billiard To the Senate with
% reasonably fair character. though Mat
thcw- had 10 reverse tho political COM
uI'Nlun ol the committee 10 secure tho re-
l'r BEN I'm opened debate ln favor of Hi.
latd Win long SVc'"h. pitched lu strain ~
somewhat dee died cuiulN, ia WhIrn charges
nsillr a-ain-t billiard were SumiuHrlly swept
uuf of -ht. luiiiur tIilNw" iu 20 lrA- .,Iuwlug
ruHnm.ufa and Hereford OF West Virginia WIS
"a weaker echo at Lamar. by this time tine
aired t.n charges AGAINST ul- character pretty
tlNr .u-hlY. Hnt trlu-tt them before Oh" Sou-
~ 100 tuc most uudl.Eu'-s 81 SHAPE. ConkunE
tiHn arose., uni with -uue Vi-ur uni much COM
iomp,u"ns bitterness d'nouu. ed the nomina-
tNu nnl uI connie ted with %. rIatu ttriling
n"Irn' IN nelr sirout ni"u'r rs
rihv polio court. ana wholly unworthy the
Am'ritan Sr.ute. when considering the char
."er ol up .ow sue rrpr ntitN" al road. At
I""lls" OF Ills speech. VIII h WIS q peculiarly
,,a~p' r.t'u-, hto Conking'- iuNrrt.,.. hr lut
on hi hat and wa kcd cut OF the chamber.
Iurn=ii Wis murh worked up over this At
te@ ga ti' Adm n.strut uu, ani repeated the
speech TIA which he has before favored the
Senate ia executive session.
pDn NuorilDHs took the filor In an eNiraordi-
~ -per. d ui i've uinut =. in which BE- de Jared
THAT b" had intended to vote w tinst II llliard us
h WITS "A political nOndcs ,ript bearing the allie
Elancr a.. NO. party ANA sharing thr iators Of
both. Nut a- lliiudrds personal reputation had
Joe. "a attacked. he should vote for him.
IN tine last Two speeches most of the Republi-
can senators present had followed Conkun- :
example aud gone out. and when the vote was
taken next fu No our was pres M hut four or
five Administration senators and the Demo-
crai- who Vntei Tor the confirmation. which wds
had substantially without "a division.
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TurRspAy Fob. 7.-FLouR - MEAr--Iow
dcarcr. the sales including large hNes Of common
extras. Tor shipment, at s5W@fh ~ There was
also better trade demaud at iull Irices.
sM, ~ QUOT. state All wcstesn sanernnc. az
extras, e. ~1@S5ao. do. xx AMI xxx. sj.us
Xxx AMI XXX $3.50 go 7s Minnesota patents. % '6,
a. ~; civ shipping extras ~ ntsS ~ southern has
tras g. 25@th 80. Corn meal-western slb0as2 a0i
Brandy wine. ~ uaf3 10 Rye -four e.. -1sslgp Wheat
iced 81 g@t2p n tor. rye iced. sises-O bGckwles'
this mess mostly Tor arrival Mt 81 30 eli SO and 80
hhs Tor April atSll 80; MAY offered 81 ~ 10 aud March
al 81 {, beet and beet hams in better demand Bacon
dun aud heavy. prices nominal ut o. e6c ter Western
and lily long clear cut meat quiet Lard opened The
turn dparrr but quite broke down under pressure 10
rrale sle hc spot and for early arrival At11 tcs.
cn~iug AZ f70l rrifnc city ant WESTERN thugh the
ornrr sod at S7H2ir aud the latter ~ ~7Gis and
luurc deNctN 800 trs. closing at $500 for lthfnrN,
- ~ Tor March. 80 for AUril. uti $40 tor May.
GKAiN-Wi eat ie9c hpitcr thc fnrt IGN ndvocs,
AMI more active. hut cnsd quetur ami less buoy ant;
.al.- on tho pot i64 100 hu. AZ - tor No Chicago,
u 2.atl 2lla tor do Milwaukee - ~ tor 40 spring,
~ 80 Tor 40 red Western and ~ 4isRi4J tor wlite
state, AMI iui future delivery. 72uu hush. 40 spring
nt ~ - Toy fehruHr, and ~ 2f,. .6iu March Kve
~ icmaud, .alcs lnVn bush at 73s75c. state. ami
7ur72r or western
Rio coffee quiet and unchanged. cnreocs
l4awlfir gold ani inthus lott 49, hilh ns lu &C qnd
sales On bugs Ht bututre private tcrns mid GRADES
~ guy .alcs ~ mnt. java private lrire, quoted 2pa
aita7r., currency. tor domestic Mun-scs uuipt New
orr aus sold tu the extent 800 hhs within the RANCE
Of 2Horoc. Raw sngnrs quiet hut hrm; iair 20 good re-.
tNua cuba. iarl'nc. Continual at T7ss~ a.. stics
1910 hhd- and flvhN. At 7s7',c or mola. and Mus
.",Min rraios' rcunri nrus with fair sa standard
a. q q a r..
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Business Qutlt,s.

Rupture.-comfort and Safety -Trusses that the
adjusts the pressure anywhere from tour pounds
to tour ounces without removing from the body Every
style ui sprlug trl~~ss and supporters can aud
ADJ STABLE PRESSURE TRt $ 60.
7Jj Broad way.
Pomeroy'. Trusses-Bv tar the hest In Ask
your ply sloan. Iomcrny Truss Co, 7io Broadway
The Hest Remedy for ChIId-rn while Teeth.
Mrs. NlN~laiN'> ~tutnlul ~Nrun
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now THE POPE IS ELECTED.


,, , ...,,... 49,. n.,,,, i
.,,.l, -in.ti,,nl 4r,li'r.e Xiii h mr.
ni-ri ID ou' va N'v N''i"u' ut ,.','I l,'
snl A-.'i i,' " '. ' u,',n',- M','n ''
% N' i', ' r ,''..,,,i 49, Gin 'rDn
,,i,i.i ihnv ,,rnon"i win ,h",ufty.
mann. ii WH.W '"'y I''''" WIZ ',.
N- '' 10y i''9,, ,,,'r H. "' l,',u' '','
pes I. 'N' "'u+' I'llgc i 'r u'..',,l'
Sud lifi : inN on 'i ''' '"Iuhai Sru"'u's,
s~n. 'tW ln' 'NhIW,V -, "'9 ""'NtSh'lV 80, -
"ui 90 I' 'l''l'd' ii@li p'S7lNS ''.Hl' S'iilr
,n'u- "u W. "rd'r I" r,ni.r IN. 'urli"n hun,
Wi 100 lNU WY taih 'hN 10 'i!"i A. 'n'
..W- "l 'n' n'"ln, n.y. h"3 NV
W' H--tIN l' hiN' wy TT ~
lrHl s'ruiHtHr- IN accord WIN m,
tt must u' l'W'W'"rrn 'lN' '1,s 'nIi u
f..- .an constantly ollw their m.'cnl ni-
L fru"ihta i ou"iiW'-t hiipi"n'd tn0l h' Hr-
luA sTuMtor couroa"i d ballot ln the -l''N"
.a--N j. ht tn-dNy, owing tut ." lr''.u.
N.nt. i win % "a" ha'' given % 80. '..
..rf of fraud is uu longer po--ihiN. N- fNf'H
r.Nlniron of the votes. Il is plain that % ram
l'e lH r to u9 '.niu-iUn tn ballots Nu l''
lo baltic" folded in such % fNsliNn tht 'r
90. under the fold which iS marked toy tur
rl sigma. are hid len tir a slim 1--WE SOMA
pinpted hy each elntor. and uulrr tIe srul /
ud which is at the Opposite extremity, II the
Whom ths, rrn.,...i with the work ~ cxamin-
nsthp ,ut. Hii r... -f'r.n- tnNW uu 800 % shoot
sis'tor ~ 81. Vh,tl. hl- vote has nrvn rrnp-
.,l ,.t..,r.l I'... ll.t is up.r.i Al o. ID.
,nrn,r W0.r' tfo Conventional s'ir- nrr. ind
NOR f.t.f.t .i .-.tiIad thr'u Iu "a IluI ,nier.
ylafhrr tlt, WHr' der tel whu" ar.ediu- Or
r.If.d ~. whom the .rIe.tnr has voted v.,
A.. pnd -uth and such ei,n-. Ow.rs ttfh q
l.af.IlI .lll Nn..cau l.iIr. fly control. without
i'yHIing himself. h.-oNn ballot
fr tn, an.rdiug ri.fNol the conventional
.ilu- serve ui-u o. rrnvrihut the same Cardinal
hos o.. .trd lorthr samr candidate when nN.
.l,..s amt as.a.i ny. wiIi.h WntliI BOA klui ~
r,i ius that would render the election
Ia f1I.4 ia 80 %
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swooncd AMI was IL er,reniiS at 3 O'Clock hut
death did not oc ur until somewhat after tho
yesterday.
Tho S'rAdor1s telegram from Rome SAYS the
aspect of tNecitv Is quiet ~ Indifference. strong
~ e, utrHstiug with It's appearance on the death
Of klus Victor Emanuel month aa,O.
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Charles l.. johnson. the husband who Shot
his wiz, flnf,nro iu hcl fHlgr 'sid. ue N i3 Mon
Zoe pmce BiuoAyn. ou Dc PES has been sent 20 u,
blooll.ins daie Asy.ulu iur the insane.
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Master In Chaneery Washington b. Williams
has tl,t lus report o the condition Of te Jersey ,ty
pue savings Rnnk Treasurer Gnnhrcrht deficiency
amounts 90 - -lH = with interest l t- can be real.
lfe4 l.e dca. ,uoy Will bee ony 81 .i'si -.
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RlCr-In Portland. Ne hy lul-o Harrow. Of tc 81.
ur,tuD judicial Court Fannie MHf~l lrh from Isaac
Rich tau-o. adultery The lu'-e gave thc hNc liant
- -, amt she surround red all -ht ui dnwrr amt Tie
nit.r is .Irrcn,r n ,r-onai prop, rN n l- osses
SION belonging 90 hef The htcllluf claimed that ths
property u Nj k.eu wa, Valued Ai --u1'"
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FYNiNCI.IA avD cOmMERCTtL

THURSDAY. Feb 7-P. M.-The war ncws
from the Continent impaired fresh impetus to
the speculation in stocks. and a more positive
tone characterized the transa. lions with theeN-
cepton - the coal shares. which were actively
raded during the afternoon at "A decline Of z.
cent in Delaware. Larkawanna and Western -
49, and from Is To i7SW47 ,seller GO. for Del
aware and Hudson Lake Shore. however re-
sum"d lis position dictatorship Of the market
and opened at 60 rs against 81 a, the close on
Wednesday; but fuctuated during the day be-
tween these figures and 81 a. with a rally At the
close 10 G2's. buyer 3. Northwestern common
opened fcvcrish at "a =. and soon declined TO
a. after which, under the influence of pur-
Glasses 10 cover yesterdays short sales the
price advanced 10 3la. and just at the close
further rallied TO 3d. the preferred after drop
ping from Ga To- 81. moving up to
GA. st. Paul ranged. until mte in the
day. at 81 ,a31. and then recovered To-
81 and the preferred ruled firm at
Gs .nGs's Western Union WAS practically
neglected hut advanced from 10. To- y. buyer 3,
IN m" final hour: and Ohios soldnt s.es .nsi,.
buyer 3. on reports that u COMPROMISE between
ne gohlilrnng BOARD, OF Directors was ga
l. =. and Chicngo and Alton selling Al *.
The mari rt closed firm
In the New York Mining Stock Exchange
turf" WAS a llrEt business, with Lac ro-~e an
BItha and Eith as the chief features Tho
former war actively sold down from - Ia III.
hut ~ Iul rkly rallied TO- a. buyer 80. and tho
luiiur sold ~ 2lH 23h l1a 9ON is %. buyer Is.
American Flag was less active al loo 1sn $50
10. ANA m" remainder ol the list WAS inu.icr-
entity traded in.
oreSS oi,"nff y, 70 ne prin ipa auo'anan. rsol
iSoH n W. i5%"F II iol jssSirr is.
In loan. he rates nan Tor having balances carried
Tile earnings 90 the chicago ami Alton Railroad com.
punN for the month 90 January show decrease ui So
81
year
TIE specie IN the Bank Of England was increase
tlHeh daring tlr past week
the ir,,ip,, Of produce 90 'hica.oirom F'h 60 fh
amounted % .l~iH bushels H. compared with sN.t
>-H bushels IA is75 '" san l~7d. ami SOFIA u I~5s
1901 ~ tr tiN N- a-hiu.t l-~. ~ bushels 40. l-rt
H,!'M iu 1870 sud 2'N' ita hnshrl,in 1873
fnt'snrN. nam, r nuuVd dul 40 s. ~-t, aul - -,
lni NiHr anna demand 10 Iits rt- itN fltf.N
lu tnr mooney Warhrf flHrc was a IhrrHl snrNfN o.
nanWr lunis .u cni 500 f'rruf. with exc, riun- tt
90 iN ~ iul ihr principal business WAS iDu,4I ut
passed Nf 1Qs'ip
Go'crnn'ut bond. ruled weak in con.clucn.c at tl..
"Ntus tone of rlr l. lndou mhrhci uid. fresh -n.
l"l lur.- htcuuut Coupon uius SOLID 100 lus .aII.
ir.'hud do 81 lo's coupon p, of l-si al lf.', .s
li'., rnurnu l7hfs At 10, registered do al in,.,
trr,t i~'s's, nsw. at iu-i Dolu.t. cuup,u dn 10
w. COMMON ~ per cents at IJ-'s. ANA ic.iselcd d.
The following were the 3 Z NJ c.,iu. rrises.
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M-IRINE TNJELIIG ENCI.

siSfArrHE ALstNAc-rHfs NV
sun t3 sun sets. . - Moon sets II -
Hau wAftK-rHf.
Sandy Hook II II GOV lsand l. 10 Hell Gate. 1 ~
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= Great Lung Curative


And preventive Of consumption, PhNlIs's
iHlltahle cot liNnr pil. Ono rnuhI4Au.u with iuu,
rA0Nutntne Al llu-Al,l, p.lOl IlAll NJ --tln
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by using the healing prrpamtion Fllou's Chr
huIe snui winch cures catarih itce - ecni,.-iis,
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Col, Ingersoll lectures on Ghosts r." Mt Chick
ernE Han n, Vt sunday Tickets ~ s1huDertls ~
Union SQUARE, to-day. Ala
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-14

PACIFIC CoAsr PArENN.-Through
Dewey x Co., Patent Agents, San
francisco, We have received the follow
ing latest list Of patents issued to In.
vsntors Of the Pacific Coast: Adam
wingard. San Francisco. CAL. paddle
wheels ; Charles +. Bowen. Silver City.
Idaho Ter. machines for pitting and
cutting fruit /; James Brett and Bethune
Perry. Albion, CAL, saw mill head
blocks; Yung Chow. San Francisco,
CAL. pockets for garments /; Henry ii.
Eamos, San Francisco. CAL. apparatus
for refining sulphur /; William Haas,
walla walla, Washington Ter, mop
wringers /; Augustus Il. Hatch. Cordelia,
CAL, fruit pitting machines ; Samuel
Hill. San Francisco. Cal, sewing ma
chine tables ; John A. Miles. Rio Vista.
CAL, tire settlers /; Salathisl s. Thomp-
son. Sacramento. Cal. ventilators ; Ira
ID. Cross. San Francisco, CAL, fire
escapes; George l.. Reynolds, Oakland
township. CAL, window screens. Re-
issues = Charles Ststefaldt. San Fran.
cisco. Cal. ore roasting furnaces.
Tradsmarks-Bethold Greenbaum, San
Francisco. CAL. ovoralls. Jumpers and
garments Of outside wear ; Abrams &
Carroll. San Francisco, Cal, lemonade
compound.
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ITEMS.

Carson appeal. June ll.-Congress.
man Wren has recently donated to the
State Library two valuable works-the
U. s. Official Register for 1877. aud "a
Narrative Of the Expedition to the North
Pole, Captain c. +. Hall. commanding
the U. s. s. Polaris." The last Is an
elegantly printed book. n Of the finest
ever gotten up by our Government.
The Carson Glass Ball Club will have
their next shooting match OF Sunday.
tho 10th instant. There will be single
and double trap shooting. and good
scores may be looked for. The Club
will DO in excellent practice by the
Fourth.
Carson Tribune. June l3.-The fast
freight line TO Bodie must DO q paying
institution. judging FROM the amount Of
freight and passengers that went out
this morning. A bran new stage has
been added TO the c%onyeniences Of the
line.
The State sent three moro Eases OF
arms AMI several thousand rounds OF
ammunition last evening to the volun-
teers who are to fight the Bannocks.
The State evidently means business,
which IL correct.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-14

An Iowa man who was elected 70
Congress two years ago a. . green
hacker. declines q denomination on that
platform. He states that, in the pres
emit situation Of affairs. the grsenback
movement is out Of place. silver having
been rem onstized and resumption prae.
tically provided for. He argues that 70
sunpton will unlock vast quantities Of
gold and grssnbaeks now boarded. make
msnsy plentiful and revive business
prosperity and good times.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-14

TEE author Of Father Tom and the
Pops'"a stout. sporting Irish priest.
has been made by Sir Samuel Ferguson.
O. c., l.. L. D.. deputy keeper OF the
Irish records, for aposm ~hiehappsarsd
in Biackwood. entitled The Widows
Cioak." and expressing vietoria's do
minion over India. The author has
been comparatively unknown to renown
before. though he il the best exponent
Of ancient Irish literature in English. is
. distinguished archsologist. and Is
.withal one OF the kindsst and most &C.
NAL Of men.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-14

early in the evening and others a. late a.
midnight. The people are all leaving
their ranches and certifying near Kemler's
store. There ARE. plenty Of men In tho
valley but arms are scarce.
sAcurs THE WHITES OF DANCER
Sixty breach.loading rifles arrived to-
day by express. A company Of five volun'
teer.-Lieutenant Monroe. Andrew Hubbs'
J. o. Ivory. II. Dalrymple and E. Jones
started with the stage TO Camp McDermit
with some arms and ammunition, and
thirty guns were sent 10 Paradise Naiiey'
Frani Dnrns arrived from the north to-
day. He saws himself and family were
sayed by Nachcs who informed him OF the
.nnroach Of the hostiles. The Northern
Pintes are disposed TO Join the Bannocks.
and Naches and Winnemucca arc trying 70
prevent them. A note received by Burns
from Croly's ranch at Juniper. says tue
Indians have taken everything. and the
whites want assistance. Communication
between different places Is carried on by
friendly Piutes. Troops from the north are
coming to the owyhee. and General HOW,
ari is expected. to open the road north OIL
McDernii''
THE NORTHWESTERN STAGE ROUTE.
John Biggs. driver on tho Northwestern
stage line between here and Willow creek
-, .,..,.,i.v afternoon. bringing In
a"'" -. u~orr,n,. anil
families irom baAe'
Snaps places. The stage maae NO CON
nection at Willow creek, n Tor tweive
hours ho remained there waiting Tor thc
stage due from the north. and ignorant OF
the fact that . driver had been KILLED.;
until = Pluto who happened along toiu
him. lie says that some 100 Indian noIses
were seen between Willow creek y NC
Dermit night before last, and undouo'euiy
there were a. many riders resting whlie
their horses were ieeuing. no pcie. s
a..,a, ,ha intan,rv st.rteJ out and car
ried tho news to tho Bannocks. who con-
sequently expected the soldiers, sAved tno
people aions 'ne ioau .ou ~ ~ s.., H.,
as tne Iunhe. Wa an ,ho r.;iro.J N.
M mr. ' uaimn,ssr. ~ha istt ysstsrdsy
tlllnks tnt Noiuuttets ~ AAt Ss
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The Gold Hin Daily News has
THE BERLIN CONGRESS-.

The Congress OF the great Powers Of
Europe assembled in tho palace in Ber-
lin yesterday. but no business was trans
acted except tho election Of Prince bis
msrck q presiding officer. The sslee-
ton Of the great diplomstist to this
prominent position was iorsssen when
the Congress was first decided on. His
undoubted talents as q statesman would
have recommended him. II there had
been no other considerations involved.
But throughout the dreary negotiations.
which have happily ended in this as
ssmbling Of the Powers. Bismarck has
been the mediator and advocate OF peace.
and to his friendly efforts more tina to
anything else is due the prevention OF
hostilities between Great Britain and
Russia. 1t has always been customary.
too. 10 honor the nation in which a
Congress is held, by appointing its plen-
ipo'shuAiy '""- p.w...s on,v
'' .ra -,.cogn;,.a
'o"0"1
p's0ea ill n.
NO ou -. to-. mar,
transacted oy q .on N
MsndAy' anu y a,
DO utilized oy 'h'
diseu'aions .I0 ,s., examination,
means n.;n,. 40 n.
S-.,..,u,.,;D, ,hs transaction
aee'a'' u ;,..,, To
OF 'u :, A..
,o'se.A : - LII r.. made
~, an. Thin, 1.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-14

TEE hoax Of the Cardiff Giant. accord
ing to the Popular Science Montly. wa
the o~utgrowth Of q heated argument be-
tween George Hull. . Binshampton to-
bacconist. and the Rev. Mr.. Turtle re-
earding the former existence Of giants.
The clergyman argued that the Bible
gave Affirmative proof. Hull rstortsd
that people were gullibls about anything
In support OF which scripture could be
quoted, and that idea suggested the
fraud that subsequently, became no,o-
vtans
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-14

during q very pleasant interview with
his satanic majesty, Beecher observed
That Il was very singular to him that the
women were not allowed to mingls in
society, as be had seen none since his
"Sir," said his majesty, women are
not allowed in this kindgdom. They
hsyo a kingdom by themselves. No
man is allowed to 60 there and no wo-
man to come here"
"Then. indeed. this must DO He'll"
said Bsecher, and he awoke.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-14

A ~scRrrcH-owL took possession Of the
Lancaster. Pennsylvania, box in which
alpair Of martins were building their
nest. and whom they returned at night.
would not let them enter. The martins
fsw away and oon returned with a
whole army OF companions. who went
to work and plastersd the entrance to
the boz tightly with mud. When the
box was opened a few days later. the
owl was found dead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-14

Nh. SrorroKD states. as q positive
fact. that not one member in ten makes
any use Of the Congressional library.
The taste Of the average member gen.
orally runs to agricultural and patent
ONCE reports. as having more founda-
ton in fact than any book to be found
In the library.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-14

TILpEs didn't get the Presidency and
Levissee didn't tako that 800. 900. 80
there was no fraud. and II there Ind
been Il would not have boon operative
according to Mr.. Potter's reasoning.
But 1t will strike the people differently.
There was q little dribleL from Sammy's
bar'l found in Florida also. II would
not DO surprising II Mr.. Potter had
Gloyer's luck after all,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-14

TnK printing bills Of the May Musical
Festival in San Francisco. which are
still unpaid. amount to about $1,000,
and no far as at present known the out
standing debts amount to about 49,.
900. The creditors Of Mr.. Bugbco m.
sert that his statement Of receipts Is
essentially. II not criminally. erroneous,
aud suggestions have been made Of suing
Mr.. Bugbes's associates. NJ well AZ him
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A CARD.

Carson. New. June u. 1878.
-.kprroR TRIBUNE: tn MANAGEMENT OF the
warm springs. adjoining the State Prison, IN
THIS city. has recently been unjustly misrep
rssen'ed In the Storey county newspapers,
ensfsine said management with unfair dealing
and exfortion on picnic days.
ueelre !, refute ihese accusations. ON no
OCCASION whAisvtr has the charge for q ride n
and from the Springs. In the carriage Attached
to th.t establishment, including hath, been
more than my cents.
On picnic day, and holidays. however, other
vehicles. owned By perons who ARE In no Va,
connected with the Warm sprines, are run n
their own interest. who charge Tor the Trim
whatever they please. For this the sprines
management certainly cannot BE- held ~respousi.
BILE. The regular carriage 10 no, capable Of
holding Of one time an entire train losd of
passengers. and II passengers zee a. 20 engage
private convsysnees In which TO visit the warm
springs the Management Of that Institution
ought not TO b held accountable for any extra
sIpsnss thsy may be subjected to. Esspsst.
fully.
isiin W. 3. BUTTS, Manager.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-14

JcHs X. YorSo. JR.. has a two hun
bred and fifty acre strawberry farm neal
Norfolk. Va. Its product this year has
been over q half million quarts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-14

MAasHAL BAzArSr is living in Spain
In very embarrassing circumstances.
He has appealed for aid to all his old
comrades. including Mcmahon. but in
.stn
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NEW TO-DAY.

w PANY.-Location Of principal place Of
Inn iness. usn Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Virginia. Storey county.
Notice.-Thsre are delinquent upon the fol.
Archaeological stock. on account Of assess.
ment mo. ~ levied on the 9th day Of Nay.
is-s' The several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholder, o.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-14

A NAN 10 more than 5000 times as
large a. . c~ockroach, but yet a only
run eight times faster.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-14

The girl OF the period wears a cut
away swallow.tailed jacket. and leads
IN English pup with n silver chain and
o blue ribbon. Tho tout ensemble Is
recherche and ds rigeur ; also frappe
and other things.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-14

Kno YALAxArA proposes to intro
ducs passow gauge railroads into his do
mipions.
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the HAMMOCK WAR.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR ADAMS
GONE TO THE YROSr./

The Number Of she HosuHs Daily
IacreasiuE-Arm< nsyf Amrnu.
milton %IuurryisE FozGnrd- Years
for she safety sfthst stnuemuees
ysiuateers - Matches warninK
n whites Of Danger.