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MAIL.C0STRACrDl MURnEttEn.
CMEToPA, Kas., Aug. 1l.-Capt- John secrlst.
malcontractar On tho route west from NfnIta,
Indian Territory, was iounll soI's 1b0 miles
west Of Vinita day or two agn murdered. No
left VluItta few days before With considerable
sun Ut money for the purpuse ot paving OH Ills
u,alcarrlcra. II ia supposed lhe desperadocs
who robbed Eoneyylllu u sllurt time ago uia lhu
partiea wlo coutulttcd thu tttnlg. A. llie United
statcs pistrict Court, whch l!us Jurisdiction
over the Terrtory, Ia now powerIcss, ewing 10
tlc lack ii appropriation by Congress- 70 meet
lilo oxneuset of h|arshals, 1t Ia tnouEht these
acts uru hut tho beginning Ut reign ot crime
4I1,l laWlussuGds iu tllu Territory.
, 1879-08-12

Pnoy,nEacr, r. L., Aug. l0.-The spraeuc-
Coughing atIaig a. AaErH.al,sett Pier Friday cre-
atrd general iuEoru "hsn 1t Wus u,aue public
suGuniay afternoon. All 4orts ti stories wcra
reported, alI4 uothng deauita could ps got Ut
helAtor bprague. W slua ~ At rot through,
w,th the Wallace Committee, lett lor the Fiur,
ami bus been tLeFo ever stucr. 'Iie placo Ii 80
isolaaci Il can oulY be searhe4 by slx or eight.
LOuE ur1yr tYer te4luua country Foau. Uuiy
0ut nrw kpaper ulau got to AllA III Saturday,
mud he Msg bIutled very successfully.
Tue report As got lsoIu bpra4uu was that
when tic Senator cams Aome, Friday uoon, he
fDuul u GertuAn tutor tu Tie lo4se, n9ntd
Heoreu Ltttge, to whom 6D1asuo had suddenly
formed great ayersinu. III i lnouleut OF rage
bc touk auoublu.ba1relro thutgun aud threat
eueu 10 sill blu. lie droya Links tEom tlie
luuSo. The family ulxde uuitu III upr0ar, xnd
bcuaIor ConkIiuEs Who spp<ased to be eolnllt
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-02
SHERiFF's SALE.

1Y vtRTUE OF DE"REE AND ohDES t. 9s.N
of Sale issued and under the seal OF me non
secsnd judicial District Court in and for ormsoy OouH
and state Of Nevada the 4th day of January
- Judgment in favor Of robert Livingston ana aganSt
] q Dorsey aud ,ggie P. Dorsey, defendants io[ fe
s of $50 principal debt, and the sum OF 40 oo III
st thereon date of Judgment at rate OF q per cenC
n month until paid and the OF S59 "a counse lee
ami costs of suit taxed at $40 90 and accrulnS cos's III
4 sm of as CO. and all costs which may accrue oy Fea-
s,n Of sale etc all in United states gold coin ana 70 me me
Irst4i comman!nE sell certain real properly Sc"
,...nd described III said order Of sale, and IN pursuance
sssrsto have levied upon and will expose a. pubic sac
sstvnen the hours Of and 5 P M, 70 W.T. AT r. ~
az TUESDAY THE 18th DAY OF JANUARY, A D. lo's
a. ordered the following described property All tt cor
tain piee or parcel of land lying and being situated
carson City Orulsby County, Nevada bounded anu ue
sxyibe as follows: commencing at point on the norm
It nj Washington where said street
x the section fine beteen Sections seventeen aod elghI
- M and lS) in Township 13 north, Range 70 east ana
rvonnp thence along the north line OF sad cshhS
tor styet to point hundred aud seventy feet west
Sr,n she intersection of Washington and Min sota streTs
on she north o said Washington street u en
hundred and seventy feet thence east TO sad sectlo
vzs thence south along said section line one hundre1
mi sevtt feet To the place OF beginning, together with
All ,nJ sn1ar the tensmens, here1ltalents aud appuE
tsnau.es thereto belonging IN any"lse apper&lnS'
). T. SWIFT,
.7o, rTs,, I,ousry 4 r97p Sheriff.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-02
TO LET,
eiNELY FURNISHED HOUSE

- VrRY DE-iR tRLE HVrS r. Ia
N3 win he let or leased for long terrnsso sfH:A
desirable tenant lnquko At aais otnoe
p~ceriter T. 1878
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-05
ABOLISH THE FEE sYsrEM.

Instead Of trying to effect a consolida'
ton Of Gold Hill aud Virginia into a
county consolidation. which Is plainly
detrimental to the interests OF Gold
Hill and only advantageous to vir-
GINA, let the matter OF compensation
to county officers DO q little better at.
tended to. A bill was introduced into
the Legislature at Carson. by Senator
Schultz, which ought to have been
amended and made q law. 1t was to
abolish the present fee system Of com
pensaiion for county officers. and
give each stated salary. II
would have been q manifest in
justice to the new officers elected
under the old system. theiore the bill
WAS defeated. A similar bill. va under
stand. is to come up before the present
Legislature. to take effect a year or two
hence. aud something Of the sort should
pass aud become q law as soon Us posi-
bic. Plenty OF iirst-class men can be
found to ill the various county ant
township officers at stated salaries. say
from $3.50 to $500 per month. This
would effect all the saving necessary
Let this be done. and consolidation can
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-05
Belmont items.


=. -, -,
Inc ishofiuse 'e'.'t OF January JUL
says; mere Is no snsng' IN ,he milne
OF note. Arc ea'racuhs the usuai
U -" - W."
""%p. NV
eIisns - WIN Ganes "
tas mn, ean n 'oT
,man, 10, the month sls lSs
Inc sneriu salo ., .hs SCUM naI'
camnsn;ss. nrons,,v n, Snani.h
ny, .sma an "a ,dv,r,i.si and .jo.epb
c,hhin. hon,bt the .ntire property.
Tn. m.r,v Jingle Of the sleigh bell
cr,ets the ear these frosty nights. Quite
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-05
Train Wrecked.

ELKo, New. Feb. 4.-Tho East-bound
express train which left here at 3'45 last
evening met with an accident about a
half . mile from town. Some n mot
known at presently misplaced the switch.
aud the engine. baggage and mail cars
were thrown from the track into tho
ditch. Neither engine nor cars were
much damaged. The emigrant train
bound West is delayed here in conss-
qusucs Of the accident. aud the wrecking
car with a force Of men Is now coming
up from Carlin. The express train can
not proceed East for at least ten hours.
No person was injured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-05
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
senator Biaiss's seasibis Talk Up
sa thc uai'ed ststes Nasy-Ea'
courage Commerce.
Correspondence OF til. Gold nni Daily ss~..l

NAsHtSOfoN, Jan. ~, 1907.
Enron NEws; When Mr.. Blaine speaks
he awAkens echoes. NO matter on what sub
ject. Some say IL is because OF his pseu-
liar Henry Clay magnetism; but appre-
bend his magnetism has but little effect
on the press that re-echoos his speeches.
l think 10 Is rather his address in selecting
subjects Of broad interest. His last speech
was on a subject Of the broadest interest.
II was in favor Of encouraging American
commerce. lie argued that the vast sums
Of money annually expended In keeping
up = useless and expensive navy were vast
ell /; and that II aportion Of this money
were appropriated to building up . CON-
mercial marine 10 would do much, indi-
rectly, TO give US real naval strength In
thousands Of trained and hardened sea.
men, who would DO available in time OF
var. He urged the looping OF Of the
many useless aud ornamental attachments
Of the navy-the marine corps and super
f,uous oiicers-and he showed by statistics
that our navy had q large excess Of expen-
siyo officers, a. compared with the British
aud French navies. lie showed thai We
had In our navy q officer to every three
aud q half men. and that this ridiculous
~disproportion was annually increasing by
the addition each year Of hfty graduates
from the Naval Academy To the already
overcrowded ranks Of the officers. He ex-
plAiueL that We paid the officers OF the
navy over S5,0 o 900 annually, while the
pay Of the seamen commanded by them
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-05

TuE amount Of counterfeit coin in cir.
culation in the United States Is said to
8 1000, 900. besides tho great number OF
genuine pieces made fraudulent by the
removal Of part Of the metal. Wholly
spurious coins are almost always lighter
than the good ones. but an exception,
described by the Scientific AB,rioaa, ia a
IS piece made OF gold and silver. and
really costing the eounterieiter 50 10
each. Various ingenious modes are used
in stealing gold from coins. The most
common is sweating" which is done
by using the coin As the snode in m
electro-plsting bath, the gold being ALB
s,raeted from 1t and deposited on anoth.
er surface. As much a. two dollars
worth OF gold can be taken in that way
from a double eagle. without making n
difference that i. readily detected except
by weight. A less scientific plan Is to
fls the smooth parts Of the surface, and
reburnish the spots. The mos. eXteu-
sive fraud is splitting" The operator
saws the coin through neatly. gougss
out the center until only q thin shell is
left. substitute . base metal. and joins
the parts again. The ring OF the coin is
destroyed and the weight lessened.
Sometimes holes are bored into the edge
and plugs OF lead putin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-05
Indi,p Advancement.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-The Senate
COMMITTEES who have had under con-
.idsra,iou the matter Of opening Indian
Territory have agreed unanimously upon
An affirmative report. A subcommittee
has been appointed to prepare q report
and bill embracing the following points
First, to establish = United States Court
within Indian Territory. for the better
protection Of life and property. with ths
same powers and jurisdiction a. other
United States District Courts; second
that each Of the i've civilized nations Dc
allowed to send . Delegate to Congress
third, that lands held in common
by the tribes can be divided in ssvsralty
among the Indians.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-05

WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.-The Senate
Military Affairs Committee yesterday 70
ported iavorably on Mitcheil's bill Tor
the payment to the State OF Oregon OIL
the amount expended by the authorities
and citizens in aid Of the suppression Of
the Modoc war. with an amendmen. n Is,
ducinp the total amount from s2za y
10 about $50, 000. Tho same commit
tee Also took favorable action on MT
cheii's bill to appropriate $4,000 Tor
the improvement OF the military Tason
road between Scottsburg and camp
Stewart. Oregon. and referred II : u
Committee on Appropriations. with =
recommendation for incorporation 10
one Of the general appropriation bills.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-05
Sitting Bull.

OTTAWA. Feb. 4.-The Free Press says
the stories in American papers about
Sitting Bull having crossed over from
the Canadian side Of the boundary arr
purely apocryhsl. From Private infor-
nation in our possession. Sitting Bull Ia
campsd at Frenchman's creek. at the
head Of Wood Mountain, twenty-five
miles north Of the boundary line.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-05

The san Francisco Stock Report comes
to US enlarged aud improved and con-
tinuin: to be. as heretofore. a wide
awake. reliable aud most excellent repre-
sentative Of the stock and mining situa-
ton as we'll US a general newspaper.
The NEws consraiula.es its Bay City
contemporary on the mark OF evident
prosperity evineed by its improvement.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-05
RussIa,s Last Trouble.

LONDON. Feb. "a Vienna CORE.
spondent says the Roumanian General
has been ordered to hold Arab.Tabis
fort by force IL necessary. Austria un.
hesitaiipgly approves the attitude as.
sumsd by RoumAnia, and II Is said that
England takes q similar view. Roumania
is ready to submit to the decision Of
Europe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-05
M%cGarrahan's Latest.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-The sub-com.
mittes Of the House Committee on Pub
lie Lands. headed by wisginton. to-day
unanimously reported to the full com.
mittee in favor Of the adoption OF q bill
referring to the Court OF Claims all
claimants to the Psnochs Grande
Rancho. embracing the New ldris quick
silver mines.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-05
Railroad Compromise.

WASHINGTON. Feb. ga rumori is cur.
rent tonight that the Texas Pacific and
California Pacific Railroad Companies
have agreed upon u compromise. and
will jointly urge the passage Of a .
bill providing satisfactorily for the in.
terests Of both. II cannot. however. at
present be traced to reliable authority.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-05
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
Shielded BY Stryehnine -'Frisco's
Calendar OF Crime.

calendar OF crime.
SAN Francisco. Feb. 8. - Charles
Shimmins, an Englishman. aged 20
years Of age. committed suicide by TAX
ing strychnins. in his oom at No. llS
O,Farrsll street. about O O'Clock yestsr.
day morning. About half an hour be-
fore, several Of the occupants Of the
house heard some grooming. The
noise was traced to the room OF the de.
ceased and he was found in bed. He
admitted that he had taken poison, In.
tending to kill himself. A physician
was summoned. but the man died before
medical assistance arrived. A vial con.
tanning strychnine vas upon q table near
the bed.
Barney MoCullum was arrested on the
city front Sunday night In possession Of
a valuable watch and chain which had
been stolen from Il. b. Bowers ~ he
was taking . nap In q saloon corner Of
East and Washington streets. He was
held to answer for grand larceny In the
Pohce court aionaAy Win oa'' ~
fS,VoV; M-,
~ al. "s.soh . yio,v. sus n, W1
WIN aus nas A,ssou ~ "
match for 500 per side, and has nc.
copied. On the 22d instant Thomas
~, Wv. ~
ivJ ~ Wo.n., w.. ,o,l.a nm on i.
oh.,aa y, o,snd larceny Snnd.y MONT
Ss;ns s-..nssd n hs.;ne .sL., Son
srnn ,hs nocLat M .Jobn fvnspoh Will,
,ha ia,,sr was ssissn In a ssloon' corne,
Third and Market s[trests. len DAYS 400.
Ths schoonor Sine johnson. which
w.n, ..ho,s A. Albion rive, .om. finn,
400 has b.sn nnrebased bv Jamss Brsl
ter sI5O. and contract has ALREADY been
msdo TO nut herip s-eseoino order again.
Tbs vorf will DO done At Albion river.
Two Youngsters, IL or Is years old,
sna,cbed a purse from Mrs. Starr on
| Pine street. near Mason. last Saturday
afternoon about 3 o'clock. some citi.
zsns pursued the thieves, but without
success.
A new surf boat for the United States
Life Saving Service, and designed for
use on one Of the Government stations
on the coast, is on exhibition in front Of
the Merchants Exchange.
Thomas Edwards has obtained q man.
damus from Judge Morrison 10 compel
the Board Of Supervisors to satisfy judR.
ment for $500 and sos costs that be has
.-,sinst tina CITY for damages IN nronert
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-05

The Cornish folk In England are
noted as wonderful pie makers. They
even serve vegetables in this manner,
and the laboring classes in these hard
times are said to exist largely upon q
curious compound known as the ~''turnip
turnover "-E[ehan9e
Those sort OF pies may do well enough
in their way. but the true inwardness''
OF the thing cannot be fully appreciated
until one tackles a genuine Cornish
pasiy." such as We get bold Of in Gold
Hill
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-05
Civil Strife.

~JkLLALABlp. Feb. Civil strife has
broken out in Cabool. Yakoob Khan is
shelling Chandol. the Kixilbosh portion
Of the city. Numerous Sudars have left
Cabool with their families.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-05
South American Peace.

PANAMA. Feb. 4.-Trouble is apprs-
hendsd between Chill and Bolivia on &C.
count OF taxes assessed by the latter
upon the nitric industries. The attitude
Of both Governments 10 uncompromis.
ing. The general opinion in Chill on
the Argentine question is that war will
soon be declared.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-05

Br way Of consoling the shareholders
OF the exploded City Of Glasgow Bank.
the Lord Provost tells them that the
f5. 200. 900 sterling lost represents but
siI months expenditure Of the inhabit.
ants for liquor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-05
Mint ~Directershlp.

PnLApKLrniA. Feb. 5.-N Ii now
definitely understood that Col. Snowden
has declined the Dictatorship Of the
Unitsd Statea Miuta.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-05
our Cattle shipments.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE Secretary
Of State has issued q circular saying that
cattle will be inspected before leaving
this country. but further than that no
interference will be made with their eI'
portation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-05
Drowned.

SACRAMENTO. Feb. 5.-About l o'clock
Monday afternoon David Hubert, l6
wears OF age, an employe OF railroad
boilsr.shops, was drowned in the river
opposite this city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-05
rms Pntent Omfe.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.-The House
Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds recommend an appropriation
Of $3.50. 600 for the restoration OF the
Patont Ofice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-05
Woman Suffrage.

YASKroS. d. T.. Feb. 1.-THE bill
granting suffrage to women passed the
Upper House Of the Legislature y~sstsr.
lay.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-05
EARTHQUAKE.

SANTA CRuz. Cal. Feb. 1.-Two quite
severe shocks Of earthquake were felt
hero at ) O'Clock yesterday morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-05
TIE rLAeuE IN RUSSIA.

Tho telegraph brings Us terrible ae-
counts Of the plague which i. nov de-
v~as,atins Russia and bidding fair to eI-
tend to all that section OF the Old World.
People are dying by thousands. yes. by
town and villages. and a reign OF terror
worse than the yellow fever seourgs pre-
walls. The reign OF the plague Is thus
set forth BY the As,rskhan correspond
ence Of the GOIos:
The epidemic appeared in the Cossaek
village OF vetlyan Stanitza soon alter
the return Of two Cossack regiments
from the war in Asia Minor. aud was
very likely brought over With their old
clothes and rags. II Is well known that
these were many cases OF typhus in these
regiments during the war. but Ii has
also been ascertained that during their
return homeward no one was attacked
by the disease. Prior TO their home
ward march the Cossscks' clothes and
other effects were disinfected and well
smoked; but probably the men did not
expose all their rags and booty to that
process. and thus many articles TO.
NAMED infected. The report regarding
the appearance Of typhus was received
by tho Cossack authorities toward the
end OF November. An army surgeon
was at once dispatched TO vetlyanka.
He returned with the news THAI there
WAS no typhus, but that there were
slight attacks % ague and febriculs.
Several days passed by. when suddenly
news was brought Of friahtful mortality
in the Stanitza. From fifteen to twenty
persons died every day. among a pop
ulation Of GOO. by December 10th the
mortality had increased. There died.
among the rest, the eminent doctor oil
the Astrakhan regiment. the priest met
with the same fate. his wife IA chill
dren running away from fear; several OF
the local chiefs were also attacked. The
Cossack population wero seized with q
panic; they ceased to approach the sick.
aud feared to bury the dead. IL IL re-
ported that the dead bodies lay for days
In the streets. with q slight covering OF
hay thrown over them. At last the in
habitants reached the conclusion that
the disease was not typhus, but the
plague
Refsrring to the subject, the Ne"
York Rsrad says This Is the seours'
OF the Middle Ages. the Black Death
Of the fourteenth century. the blighi
which fell upon London in ICES. ant
destroyed nearly half the population ol
Marseiiies In i'sV' sinee maj u''"'
visitation III southern France u has MOI
returned 10 western Europe ave u
1870 when u crossed inc threshold %
Naples. In i''i MOSCOW was under TOE
curse, and several times during 'he
present century has the plague passed
over tho Danube to lead a dance Of death
in Southern Russia. During the terrible
Winter Of 1889. before Diobitche led
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-05
htabhed.

VALLEJO. Feb. 5.-In o fight that GO.
CURED between some stevcdorss here
last night, mi Of them, named Green,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE IRISH In AMERICA.
LECTURE BY HUGH J.. MoHAH.
Correspondence.

Correspoadencc.
vnamrA err. Feb. !. 1879.
Huau J. MOS An. KsQ.-Dear Sir: Having
heard youIdurips the recent political l~cOntsst'
and sduiring the liberal views you expressed.
and being still further convinced By those Who
bssrd you a. Carson Last Monday evening. land
having read favorable comments made By the
entirs prees on Jour lecture. THE irish ID
America" We have determined 70 Request you
70 deliver the same In this city 40 roon ALL 10
convenient for you 10 do %.
BelIeytnp a. We dc, that ron are capable OF
handling the subject successfully. and trusting
that You will comply, we arc your friends
RIP Heating Judge N Kirkpatrick
JB MaiIon Hon Y A schultz
tamuei L Jones lion WIN woodbum
DR. 9eo q Mathews A Brisaeher
John Y Eagan John Brady
Hon Dan Lyops Hon Owen fraser
Hon John Smith Hon W Prisk
A.Mahsnny PHI Ford
Miles finlen Dan O'Oonneli
Captain J b Young All Ricketts,
Pb hcOourt John Hamilton
John Rosenbrock Hon } W 0rpdorn
in Brafeii TT Dillon
A0entfy Joe Cowen
PBurks yMcCcurt
Burte Plant n Halpin
An Doten Warren J sheridan
Mayor O q Belknap
oARsor Orr. New. Feb. 3, 1879.
Mrssas. X. p. KEArso. WILLIAM woopnuRx
and othsrs- oentiemeni have the honor to
Acfuowiedge the receipt OF your nsttsring In.
yitslion 10 deliver an address IN Virginia on
reply / bes leave 70 state that I chesrfully &C.
eept your courteous proposition, and appoint
MONDAY EVENING. FEB. ~.
Az the time, and PIpER's OPERA HOUSE -
the place, WHERE ] shall have the honor TO ap.
pear before Q Virginia audience. The subject
10 not only an interesting one. but one poasess-
ing true elements, reaching national Import
ance. and I will DO the utmost In my power not
only 10 present tbs matter In an Interesting
light. but TO make 70 - edifyins TO my hsArsrs
- my abilities will permit
fs.tds HUGH J. NOLAN.
ICLIP91|
AHa AND &
GROWN POINT
LIVERY q FEED STABLES
MAIN sraErr. GOLD HILL
SIMON OaG, >. Proprietor.
puoorrs, RocxAwAYs and oARRIAaEs.
Of all descriptions. together with
xxoxLLxxr TEAMS and SADDLE HoRszs
=. 10. D. r......s'. terms.
HAY, BARLEY ..a OATS always ..
hasi ast fsr sale.
Al susls.ss promptly attended TO. an
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-05
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
orexou,s uil,tary Road.

l.r,c,.I TO RI. sorD HILL D.Hr r,-''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-05
eoRN.

SEAMAN In Virginia. February 4, TO tho wife
OF Harry seaman. . daughter.
oeBORN-ln Virginia. February 5. to the wife
81 q. II. Osborn. q daughter.
wEy-ln silver city. February 8. 10 the wife
Of George wey. Q son.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-05

TWO ELEGANT PRIZES
For the be- Sustained Chanctsrs, Male and
Female. wall be Awarded by Q COMMITTEES
selected from tho audie.c CO.