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The daily gazette., 1879-03-15
THE ooNFLTcroFJuRIsn,o.'

ARREST OF A VIRGIN.
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D.n,,,s ,D,ASs,yiiLLE, s,.i Va, Match i ,1
q pIepJ.y IlcIy united States rJ MsnJha.i' y lM
rant, arrested j. ID. CoLrs pfope, /
County court of PittsylS,,a1u Judge Of
ham yesterday. Judcs' s''aahia, ANA, at on
ITu,,nm liz nvs Judges recently ipdlc,.ss Indie %
.,.', un,sed states District Cop,,r %
ies.ea ,s % . %adxe Informed the lh
ne would offer neither BAH I ,lanha nha
recognizance, but at the san", uot peM
offer no resistance, and as wa. Tue Va
ready to be dealt with "a "rs . nIs prSO,
shai then said he would moi n, ill.,. Iae y
Judge, put would hold him aupls@
oner, allowing him the frsoa ~ h;
couutry. The Judge inns',iaa,ola aola d
AN application, which had h"n.Ael!snl
prepared, To Chief .Iu,t,ra wn 1ven ali
y nited States Supreme Con" "Ie y u 1
vi napeas corpus and torws,%oia wi
Attorney General Fields a, ',IpIuei pi a|
The officer, accompanied h, hlcana'
>. Robertson, will proceed oulss
Washington to lay the applic,SOoSss' OSs'
lore the Chief Justice. P"''u'a
TWO OTHER JUDGES Loovyn
Deputy Marshal Latham "ap fOa
way to Franklin ami Pairick roSsa1 ro',s
execute the warrants again,t IIvdau1 .I'S. \
nard and Staples. lis unds,"tss
o difiereut course will h. ~Vl IVY.
their case when they ars arresIsd pu'sI
JUDGE RIVERS suRppr,vn
Judge Rivers has tele,ranh.d
pressing great surprise thai tns n .'a
should have been so hasiy in $. ss,'a naa
warrants. Henc, ths arrest 'et"s 81
manning indicted may be dela,si
j ust before the next term of o"ea
The daily gazette., 1879-03-15
International Walking Ma teh
PROGRESS OF THE CoSTEsT-ANOTHRI
DAY OF EXCIrEMET ON THE sAwDUs7
ARENA.

rRoGREss OF THE CoNTEsT-ANoTHKR
DAY OF EXCIrEMET ON THE sAwDUsT
ARENA.
NEW YORK, March l4.-Tha gate
money will certainly be over S4O. 900 =
Ennis is great favorite, and receives
much applause. He is in sple endid form
and walks and runs with great rapidity.
Eowell, however, has him we'll i. hand.
and he will have hard work TO wibe out
the lead. Senator James G. Blaine. of
Maine, was in private box and bad a
large bouquet which he intended to prr d.
sent to Harrin an, but as Hartman was
asleep the Senator went away, and left
Hle oonqhet, which was presented TO
Hartman later by Miss Busby.
Hartman appears to be used up com
iletely, and walks slowly aud with great
difhculty Ennis ran his 3S3d mile Ia SIN.
three seconds which is the faste,t since
The march began. Rowell states II
lie win, that he will return TO the third
man, provided h" sticks to the track. his
stake of 5000. Ennis has promised the
same. Rowell finished his 405th mile. at
G.l, his ilOth mile at 800, his 4l5th al
.'U', his 40 at Sl4, and his 425 at $50. He
len the track at 9.iJ. Ennis finished his
jSOth mlr at 3jG, his 3S5th at SIG. his
;iSOth AT 126, his 3g5th at 8.35. and his
4ootl at 9il, amid the most tumultuous
applause. He was then % miles behind
towel. Hartman finished his 3G5th
lhil@ al 1 OG, his 370th al 5.l7, his 375th al
,.3S, his ;iSUth at 8.4S. He left the track
frequently.
AT y o'clock the score stood: Rowell.
40 Harfimln, 800, Ennis, 4Ol. Mr.
frazer, assistant trainer to Hartman,
ana member of the Scottish Amerlcan
CUB, openly stated that in his OPINION
Hartman was drugged by his other train
crs. The matter Will be fully investi
gated. The score at ! o'clock stood
howch ~, Hartman, 800, Ennis, 40t
ana u laps. Hartman Is very muck
used up. Ennis is in fine condition.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-15
Sh eriH knles

This afternoon at 2 O'Clock d
Pyle sold at Sheriir's Sale, al ,ss h
ette Hotel, the following pronesa
longing to John McElwee:
A two-story brick house m ~.
side Of Townsend street, near R ~
Seven twO-stOry frame hons
frame kitchens attached, on C,,l
street near Peach street.
A lot on the ea,terly side of Cbv,l
street, near b street.
A lot on the cas- erly side 0, n,
street, near Christiana Avenue, y
A two story brick dwelling with ii
kitchen attached, ON Spruce stree, n
Fifth.
The above properties were purS,
5000, '' 'H' wv
A three story brick house On n
street, between Orange and m
street, the property of Washingt@
son TO Josua Maris, Esq. for The \,
Loan Association, for $500,
The daily gazette., 1879-03-15

Secretary McCrary is on a little I.
the Hampton IVA Norman schOoL
see how the Indian youth, PLACED \
by the government last fall, are eetr,
long. Senators A Allison & KlrEvos
Iowa, accompany him.
Montgomery Blair again spsau
says that Ex-Governor Hendrick l,
a Democratic ticket for 1880 that
read precisely IKE the old Ons
himself at the tail.
The wife Of ex-Controller Richr,
Connolly, of New York has Just dc,
Switzerland, her health having ia
failed her since she followed h.r hz.
into exile.
City Councilman John Jones sr.l
have gone to Jacksonville, FlOndivl
they will spend few weeks,
The daily gazette., 1879-03-15
LETTER FROM SAM'L TOWNSEND
For I've Gazette.

For TIVE Gazette.
/ received by mail two Ererp Euenino
papers, sent by two separate persons, and
a communication headed "Education"
and signed all "Old school Boy," and
marked. The senders of the papers
probably done 1t for kindness for me,
but really, hereafter, would feel obliged
to such persons if they will not put
themselves TO 30 much trouble. The
writer was no doubt that lying editor,
Croasdale, trying TO play off under an
assumed name. l never in my life voted
against school tax to support district
schools, and how any tool can torture
common sense meaning of words, because
am opposed to picking out thirty boys
and educating them out OF the State
Treasury, and leaving 5000 boys TO be
educated in district schools, that l am
opposed TO education, beats all reasoning
! ever heard of. | am not opposed to
Newark college doing fair legitimate
business, if she can obtain from parents
and guardians a sufficient number of
scholars, and their education paid for by
said parents and guardians. l have no
objection, but l am opposed to their
proposition TO allow the members of the
Legislature to select thirty scholars, and
then pass bill themselves, to pay for
said boys educatian out of The s ate
Treasury. But why does any sneak wish
to keep up this Newark or Delaware
College controversy? The project died
from exposure and have no desire to
strike dead body, or pay any attention
to a scurillous vagabond writer let him be
whom he may, aud am too well known
to be injured by as low backguard as
Croasdale and his Eue-y Evening news
paper SAMUEL TOWNSEND.
Townsend, March 10, 1879.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-15
Ceurt House Question.

For the Gazette.
Some of the opponents to court house
removal to Wilmington, are circulating
emonstrances In which the chief objec-
ton TO the removal is one of expense and
increased tax alton 10 being stated that II
the bill be passed by the Legislature, our
county VIII be saddled with an increas-
ed debt of at least 500, 900, for county
buildings.
Our New Castle friends have over
reached themselves. The bill before the
Legislature, ~hich passed the Senate,
expressly restricts the Levy Court to
$4,000 for all cost of land and buildings
in Wilmington; and provides that the
City Council may d,nate the land for
the court house. The Levy Court bill
before the Legislature asked for authori-
ty to expend 500, 700, IN county buildings
In New Castle. First, they say new
court house is needed, and request au-
thority 10 borrow 100000, TO erect one
In New Castle. But when IL is shown to
be the wish of the majority of the citi-
zens of the county TO change the county
seat our New Castle neigbbors renon-
strate, and say: We don't need q new
court house, it will cost at Wilmington
100000 and the taxes will be greatly in
creased.
That new court house Is needed, and
at once, Is attested too by grand juries,
Levy Courts, Judges. Jurors, and every
ono who ever attends our county courts.
The expense for the same cannot exceed
Sc, 900, because the Levy Court is re.
stricted to that amount, to be borrowed
at rate of interest not exceeding 8 per
cent, by the bill which lately passed the
Senate. Should the full amount Of s7O,.
900 be expended, the interest per year al
D per cent would be- IS, 800, which would
be less than OF one cent.on the hundred
dollars of assessment of this county. Sc
that on an assessment of SIC, 900 the In
creased tax for county buildings would
be o7s cents-an additional tax too SIMS
10 be talked about; while the saving In
cosi OF criminal busi Ness by holding cour,
at Wilmington would be, as il said BY
the States Attorney and his predeces
sors, from 5000 to about $500 per au
| mum. w
The daily gazette., 1879-03-15
ANOTHER FLOOD OF YOUNG
DOCTOHS

The 18th annual commencement of the
medical department OF the University of
Pennsylvania anu the annual commence
ment OF the denta, department took place
yesterday in Philadelphia, the graduates
IN the medicine numbering 81, among
which are Robert j ohnson, of Maryland,
Fredrick l.. Henkel, of Virginia, and j.
Summer Stone, of West Virgl lnia, and the
graduates in dental surgery, nun bering
%, amoug them bein Henry CARAT, il,
of Delaware. Mr.. b Alexander Randall
of Maryland, was honorably mentioned
for the go Id medal anatomical prize.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-15

"Local option" did NOT win much favor
in the British House of Commons, as IL
has been defeated by very decided vote
although the question as to whether the
people should have the means of res
training the liquor traffic was presented
without any complication as TO the man
ner in which they should express their
option. T. gland has fortunately much
better system of issuing licenst and gov
erning the guor traffic than we have
here, 10 ours Is simply ma'aer Of bar
gain and sale.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-15
CARS OFF THE TRACK

A. the south bound freight trian on the
p. w. q b. r. Il. approached Elkton.
two OF the cars by some unknown means
become uncoupled, aud collidsd
The force of the collision was 80 great
that the trucks of one of the cars was
Ihiowh from the track. No damage was
short time. y
The daily gazette., 1879-03-15
A SNAKE YARN,

Last week, while digging down a sand
bank on the farm occupied by James
Joseph, in Prince Hook Neck, near Mil
ford, workmen came upon nest Of
black snakes which were all rolled up
together and in torpid state. The
"varmints" were quickly dispatched, and
II was found on counting up the snakes
that there were ia of them.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-15
OF for w Waslniugton.

Hon. Eli Salisbury, U. S. Senator ,and
Hon. Edward l.. Mar in, Representative
III Congress, lett for Washing on,a' noon
to-day, to be present at the opening ar
raneements for the special session of Con
gress which convenes on Tuesday next.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-15
ARMED RESISTANCE TO RAIL
ROAD E.J ECTMkN rs.

SAN FRANCISCO, March "A dis
patch from Hanford, Tulare county says
"Settlers here, who have been threaten
ed with litigation and eiectment by the
railroad company, have formed battal-
ion of six companies, regularly ofhcered
mounted and armed, to resist the action
OF the company. NJ ost Of the men have
seen actual service, and aver that they
mean business"
The daily gazette., 1879-03-15
The Mayor of Vicksburp has te,eo

The Mayor of Vicksburg has telegraph.
ed to the Mayor of New Orleans a sug.
gestion that 'the baggage of negroes from
the yellow fever district be thoroughly
disinf cted to prevent the carry ing of the
germ OF yellow fever into that city and
other points where they are going"
The daily gazette., 1879-03-15
A MlllPurchase.

Mr.. JauDrs l.. Heverin has sold the
Dover Mills to DIR. +. .. Shakespeare,
for $4,000. The mill will hereafter be
run by William NJ. Shakespeare & Son
The daily gazette., 1879-03-15
HOTEL PROPERTY RENTED.

VIM. n. Nickerson, of Head Of Sassa-
fras, Kent county, Nd, has rented from
John M-aley, the hotel property at
Christiana, White Clay Creek Hd., now
occupied by John Elliott. He will take
possession on the 25th inst.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-15
One Case.

There was only one case before the
Mayor this morning, it being a drunk
and disorderly. A penalty of ST and costs
was im posed.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-15
FIFTH EDITION.
For the GAzsrrE.
NEW COURT HOUSE.

The Levy Court of this county Ia pret-
ty safe body 10 be entrusted with spend
Ing $4,000 for new court house in
Wilmington. They can be relied upon
for not expanding more than they are
restricted TO by the bill now before the
Legislature; and any of the responsib BILE
contractors of this city will guarantee to
erect suitable aud satisfactory buildings
for that sum. ID.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-15

DOARDERb.-Gentlemen bosKn1
ID be accom- m cd ated, by the ma d
week, at 304 KING STREET,
marl5-lm* MARY A. T0WNsDV
The daily gazette., 1879-03-15
PORT NEWS

The brig Alice Lea arrived in this port
yesterday, with cargo Of phosphate
rock, for Walton, Whann 81 Co. She is
discharging at their wharf.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-15
,OsE ARrIzANs SAVINGS o.

l. so2 MARK EFT sTREssaa "a. ID
INcoRPoRATED JAEuAAsilI AAsiIy fce
Open to receive deposit" Ss Tl"esasy Ssa1s aa
sEMI-ANNuA.lL;, .l;, an pnd oclOtst
regularly made In April no, aT TWilhdrs1a.
When dividends are ars,,s ,S Thus peiSr
re accounted as deposils., interest W
each year. ,..NAHERS. : uut
Clem entH umyth, Geors Georse S, CsI
Chas. W. 90 wn q N. MI 1. LlehsS''s Oh M
Nathan'l X. BensQp' Edward "a DALI DALI
Henry F. Dure, lob b. JsSs%
W. Hastings, Wm. h. s"''
Edward Pusey, WieeinS .,.d6
GEO. W. PPr,esidsrt.
GEO. 8. CAPELLEE,, yylGfsoR. TrS'
feb2l Y Il. L. IAA
The daily gazette., 1879-03-15


Wilmington surrounding country for the very upon
business and order that expectations may be realized our intent
stu LOwsr Prices depending for remuneration on large sales rather than large
tenn doing and willing to sell our goods for small commission on
the
week have made large purchases for cash. securing several
public the benefit
aaaons and which Offering will
ton
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-24
snERIFF's SALE.

ny VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
b out OF the District oouit Of the First in:
d,cial District in and for the County OF Storey,
state OF Nevada. duly attested on the 18th day
Of Nay, A. D. 1879, TO me directed and deliy'
cred In certain action IN .aid court. wherein
against Brilliant Mining Company. CORPORA.
tion, ON the 18th day Of Msy.A. d. ISIS. fr the
sum Of SIOI g., together with costs OF suits
taxed st $50 %. and Clerks sccruing costs new
amounting to the the sum OF -, and aii sccu:
ing cost. and expenses q s.,s; ~ s'as y sSs ~
Ustutc In such case made and provided. have
this day, the 18th day OF MAy.. 1871, isvisd on
and tsfsn 10 execution, s the right, title and In
trrest which sad defendant has In and 70 tns iol'
lowing Described quArz lejge or mining eiaim'
vitusted lying and b~ins In the 9oid NH In
ing District stcrey County Ss.ts E,Ii,nt II Mn.
Inc COMPANY, and more psrticularly dsscribed
a sfollovs. to.wit: Bald Brilliant Mining Com.
nsny being composed Of the south undivided
s,abt hundred and seventy nye l61s) fest of
the woodville ledge and Brilliant CompAnys
Babeock and otherr; also, the fouth undiyids1
tight hundred and ssventy.n tS7sl feet o. ths
Sherwood Company and ledge, locatsd March
9th, 4. D. 1875, by Robert Sherwood. And also,
the claim known and located o. the Fly Com-
pany and ledge. located March 6th. A. D. 1910.
BY j. D. Fry. Notice is hereby giysn M that On
friday, the Su,s stS aay =, q sGns oss A. D. % "a =
O'Clock r. H. viz. st ~ O'Clock. noon. !
will sell all the right. title: claim sna
intercst of ssid defendant, Brilliant Mining
Compspy. Of. In and 70 the above described
property, or which 10 bad TO the ssme On -
18th DAY Of Nay, aioresaid. or which ~ ~ cor,t
Hons doors. in Virginia. Storey County. -
vsS. A. nuhiie auctiOu. for cssh IN hand, 70 tns
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-24
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
MINING APPLICATION NO. 500.
U. =. survey No. 171-Township ~ ~,
Range ~ r., Mount Diabls Base asd
Meridian.

TINTED STATES LAND OFFICE. CARSON
u CITY, Nevada. March "a, I619.-Eoticc 10
hereby given that Aaron Hooper Of Virginia
City. Ne,aca, by ue,. w. Gsrside, his author.
ised agent, whose postofiiee sddrsss % tr.
ginis City, etorsy county. State OF Nevada, has
this day made and nled In this once his duly
verified application for patsnt from the United
States for Fix hundred and sixty.six (666l linear
feet OF the EAST EUROPA lode or vein. bear.
ing gold and silver. with surface ground yaiyins
dreo and sixty (66O) feet In width. known - the
ksst EUROPA mine, and being Officially surveyed,
plated and designated % q. 8. Survey No. ii1,
Township II north. Range 81 east, Mount Dis
bio base and meridian.
Commencing st .. post marked NO. J. u.n
u. d. Survey No. u. Julia Gold and Silver
Mining Company; thence. nrst course, south II
degrees 80 minutes east 615 feet 70 poet Married
No. 2, u. d. Survey No la. being identical with
the southwest corner OF the Moore Z Morgan
U. 8. Survey No. 100; thence, second cou,se:
No. ., U. 3. Survey No. ia; thence. third
course, north ~ degrees 80 minutes west IN
feet TO post marked No. 4, q. n. Survey NO. W.
thence. fourth course, north Coz feet 70 poss
quarter section corner on north line Of ssctiou
"a bssrs north degrees west 2.7s0 feet distant;
thencs, hth course, north 80 degrees east 40
feet TO post No. I. the place Of beginning-con.
tanning seven acres. True eeartnss; megneue
variation, i8k degrees eat. This claim 10 stu.
sted in Gold Hill Mining District. County OF
storey, state OF Nevada. and duly recorded In
Book q, 8. c. X, page $50 OF the Virginis Mining
Records of locations. liza 81
Any and all persons claiming Adversely any
portion Of said mining ground hereinbetors o.
scribed are required 10 nle their adyerse claim
With the Register Of tho United Statss Land
once ct Carson City. Nevada, during the sixt{
dsys' period Of publication hereof or they wiz
be barred by virtue Of the provisions OF the
aSssd O. n. HARRIS. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-24
Sweet Revenge.
Eureka Leader.

Enrekd Leader.
The other day woman on Spring
street said Of another woman on Spring
street that her house was like q hog. pen,
and that the carpets were incrusted a
foot deep with the dust OF ages, and 30
on. Her meek neighbor did not hare
up at this keen criticism. but gently re-
piled that now that Mrs. Y. had pointed
out hsr duty shs would endeavor to full
all il. Accordingly. on the following
Monday, Just a. Mrs. Y. had hung out
her washing on the outer clothes-lines,
tho wind at the time blowing three
quarter breeze from the south, the meek
woman sent two burly Shoshones armed
with huge clubs into her yard to beat her
eighty yards Of carpet. Mrs. Y.'s house
10 the next door to the north. and at the
frst whack Q well developed sirocco
swooped down upon the back premises
and made the milk.white clothes look
~ IL they Was thiekly pepperod; at the
second whsck they turned OF muddy
yellow; at the third the hired girl.
blinded for life. broke loose and tore
toward the house. knocking down sew
eral props and cutting her mouth back
to her ears in vain attempt to swallow
tightly stretched line. The chickens
went to roost. thinking il was night. and
before Mrs. X. could shut the windows
her house Was filed with grit and fluff.
And whom, after four hours OF frsnzied
labor, the exhausted Indians fell pant
ing to the ground. the meek neighbor
came out on her back stoop and solilo-
quized very audibly that she guessed
her carpets were clean enough now to
satisfy even tho most ctnsorious critic.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-24
IPssssd Nay II. iST.l

yv,HH BOARD OF TRuSTEHs OF GOLD
Hill do ordain tection . OF said Ord.
nance ID hereby amended TO read - foll"ws:
BIc Q. The Marshal shall receive - compen'
sstion for all oficisl ser.ices, . monthly salary
Of ons hundred and atty dollsrs' payable at the
ehali receive no extra compensation for the ss-
scrsment Of property. whether real. personal,
or the proceeds Of mines NOE rhall he receive
any extra compensation BY percentage or other.
wise for the collection Of taxes or licenses dne
the ssid Town, bot be shall be entitled 70 other
fees that may Be By ordinaLcs provided; ; said
fees IN no case to be charged TO the Town.
Section Of said Ordinance 10 hereby amended
10 read - follows:
SEQ. 8. Tho Town Clerk shall receive -
compensation, Q monthly salary OF thirty dol
isrs, payable st the end Of each month.
Section Of said Ordinance 10 hereby amended
sro' a. The Town Attorney shall receive %
4 fes for every conviction for violating Town
Ordinances, UNLESS otherwise specially provided
the sum Of nftecn dollars, TO be taxed - oos,s,
and collected from the party convicted. but IN
no event to be charged " the Town Portded,
That In each suit for the collection OF deiln
qusnt taxes, the Town Attorney snaii iso,ivo ,s :
a costs and collected from the detsndantsi but
iu no case to be charged 10 tho Town. For al
other services be shall receive the Sum OF
twenty ave dollars, payable at the end Of eacn
Section II Of said Ordinance Il hereby amended
to read - follows
syo. II, The Town Treasurer shaf receive ~
Compensation, monthly salary Of thirty dol
~ O. O. STEVENSON.
President Of the Board OF Trustees
OF the Town Of Gold Hill.
Attest; W. q. HYDE, Clork Of the Board.
On motion, Ordinance No. liz. - read,
was passed by tho following vote. Ayes.
Trusteee Mercer, Fox. Woolley and Presidsnt
steyenson. Noss-Trustse CopslaLd.
-. W. O. HYDE,
Clerk Of the Board Of Trustees.
pstnd Gold Hin. Nay u, 1879.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-24
An Arizona Venus.
Triaidad Ners.

Miss Carrie Burne, in company with
her father. passed through FL Moro
yesterday, on . wild mustang. en- route
FOR Kansas, from Tucson, Arizona, some
seven hundred miles away. and have yet
six hundred more to mako before their
journey 10 ended. Miss Carrie has rather
Q pretty face and impressive form-not
such one - the young man OF to-day
with the blonde moustacho and hair
parted in the middle would select to
whisper sweet sentiments over the gar
den gate to-but o girl for an Indian
haht or q "bar hunt you could rely
on every every time. She sported nary
diamond nor coral necklace, but was
muscled like an Amazon, and had q tist
like Morrissey. She was q girl OF
nerve. too. we reckon. for on her side
saddle hung . Ballard rifle and brace
Of Colts revolvers. She informed the
writer that she had seen much OF lie in
the past twelve months and but little OF
newspapers. and was anxious to know
what was going on in the world.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-24

,.sveS ylrpinia dsiiy st r. Z. and Gold Hill st
AIS ?. n. md connects DAILY (ercept Satur.
dsys) With lightning Express lesytng Reno q
Sf.n arriving q Ban Frsncisco VIA vallejo
A il:iO A. =. on the following day. On FAT.
URDAYB connects only with Overland PAs.
ssngsr leaving Bsno at l20s 4. T., arriving o.
Ban Frsncisco via STOCKTON st b:is ?. \. on tns
al osIIRE4iNa CAB leaves Carson for Ban Fran:
cisco via vallejo daily texcept eaturdayO ~
7:o5 ,. =, Returning, leaves Ban FrHncieoo fof
Carson via vsiisjo daily texcspt bundayh |"
" Il. n. YKRINGToH. Gent sspt:
Z. Nnz. Geur Ticket Agent. 0W
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-24
ELECTRIC BRLra

A sure enrs for Nervous Debility. Premsturs
Decay, Exhaustion, etc. The only reliable cure
CaroSisrs nsiisd frse. Address J. x. REEVES
y ohssham srsss. New York. sasn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-24
ORDINANCE NO. n2.

IPublishsd by authority ofthe Board Of Trustees
OF Gold HILL
AN ORDINANCE 60 Amend sp Or.
dinapce 20 Determine she Dusies
and Pix and Establish she Fees,
Salaries, Compensation and
E,noIumenss OF the Omcsrs and
Empioyes Of the Town OF Gold
HiiI, Passed April 10, 1877.
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On the principal cities Throughout the United
Statss, Europe, Japan, China and the kast
Indies, the Australian Colonies and New zsa-
land, and on Honolulu (HswaiD.
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