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4 NOOK'S EUROPEAN TOURS.
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single journey and tickets, available for
travel day and by train
steamer; at rsduced rates. NEXT PERSONALLY con-
QUOTED PARTY leaves New York by Inman steam ship
CITY OF BERLlN. August 2 in three sectons "a days.
$500 ~ days $500; "a days 500 Pro-
rrammes forwarded application. COOKS EIGHTH
ANNUAL TOUR ROUND THE WORLD win leave New
York September and San Francisco October
months tour, $50 Pamphlets specially prepared
tanning chart of the world by mail. Is cents COOKS
EXCURSIONIST contains fares for 900 by
mail, ~ cents. For full particulars address
THOMAS COOK son,
261 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
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A FFIDAvIrs FOR TEXAS TAKEN BEFORE JAQUEs,
AEON ssoncr for Texas, 2J2 broadway, opposite City
Hall. "ALways in"
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NTOTICE.-YELLOw FEVER AFFIDAvITS REQUIRED
~ all goods shiDped TO Texas Shippers can obtain
Blank Forms for with their Andavits for rs
each shipment. JOHN MCGREEvEY, Notary Public, %
and 80 Burng slip between Front and South SITS.
"A before J. b. MONIES, corner Broadway and Duane
Always in"
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NEW YORK AND HAVANA NAIL LINE; DIRECT
IS North River foot of Cedar ST. for Havana direct
follows
Steamer SANTIAGO DE CUBA.....; Saturday, july 2s
For freight and passage Caving unsurpassed accommo
WILLIAM p. CLYDE CO.. No. IS Broadway.
LAYTON BROS, Agents in Havana.
NOR NASSAU. N. p, SANTIAGO DE CUBA AND
Cienfueg0s.-The iron steamer SANTIAGO, Captain
Phillips, pier IL East River Friday
3P NJ JAMES Il. WARD 4 Co. Il3 Wall ST. .
CROMWELL LINE-rOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
Osteamshp HUDSON. win leave Saturday. July ri, at
3P NJ from pier North River Insurance erected at
cne-half cent on our open policy.
Through bills Of lnding given Mobile and principal
points ON tho Mississippi and Red rivers.
REDUCED PASSAGE TO New Orleans-Cabn, $40;
steerage. 500 Apply to
JACKSONVILLE. FLA. DIRECT-MALLORY LINE
81 Steamers leave pier 20 East River for Jacksonville
Fla touching ut Brunswick and Port Royal. Steamer
CITY OF SAN ANTONIO. Captain Eldredge will sail ON
Friday, August l. at Z. NJ. O. II. MALLORY CO.,
Agents, office pier 20 East River
Mt Y. HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL IS LINE
IN Steamers leave pier North River ats p; NJ,
FOR HAVANA DIRECT AND VERA CRUZ.
calling q Progreso, Campeachy and Fronters.
CITY OF NEW YORK. Saturday. August
CITY OF WASHINGTON Havana only Thursday Aug. II
y. ALEXANDRA SONS. 81 and 33 Broadway. f
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-21
Tybo Items.

Tybo Sun, Jan. lS.-1here being no
minister TO read the burial services ut
the funeral OF Sullivan, who died last
Saturday. Judge Turin kindly volun.
teered 10 read 1t. While he was read.
ing II. q friend Of the deceased eI-
claimed, go slow. Judgei" Aud pull.
ing . prayer book from his pocket, said
''hsre's an old country prayer book,
read that!'' The solemnity OF the coca.
sion hardly prevented q laugh.
There Ia nothing new TO motto Of either
the Bunker Hill or Two q. Everything
Is working smoothly a. usual. The fur.
naces are running very nicely. and the
bullion product il about the same N
ordinary. The bullion production for
the present month amounts 10 1885,
595 o..
Messrs. T. j. Bell & Co. have stop.
pod running their stage line between
Grantsyille. Dowueyvillo and wsds.
worth. Consequently the people Of
Western Nys are without any regular
facilities whatever and our Grantsville
neighbor Is very wroth thereat.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-21
Carson Items.

Appeal. Jan. olive are authorized
to make the announcement that Gov.
srnor and Mrs. Kinkead will hold . pub
lilo levee at the Carson Opera House on
the night Of Thursday. January 30.
There will be NO cards OF invitation 10.
sued. but all are expected to DO present
without nor special notice. A further
and moro explicit notice will DO forth
coming In due time.
The nert party Of the An Fait Club
will be given at the Opera House on
Friday evening next, the Gath instant.
The Executive Committee Of the Club
have decided to begin the dances at 8
o'clock. sharp. and close the entertain
ment equally promptly at midnight.
Hugh ]. Mohap will deliver bis leo
ture. "Irish In America" before the
Carson public next Monday night.
II. Il. Mighels' address on direct and
indirect taxation was listened to by an
intelligent audience last evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-21
Belmont Items.

Courier. Jan. 18.-An accident oc-
Cured TO the Highbridge oompany's
rock.brsaksr on Sunday. and until It
was repaired by Mr. Doran the rock had
to DO broken by hand.
The thermometer registered two do
grees below zero Wednesday morning.
The stages are making pretty fair time
between here and Typo.
Work goes on smoothly In tho Bel
mont niue.
The mill and mins Of the jefferson
company shut down this week.
Since the recent storm the roads are
said 70 be In . bad condition.
The Highbridgs Mining Company
shipped yesterday bullion valued at
$9.30G sc.
They are quite busy at the Belmont
fundry turning out cast ings for the
Highbridge mill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-21
surso TUNNEL aArrERs.

Adolph Sutro Is expected to arrive on
The Comstoek from the East tomorrow
The nrst thing In order WILL De . confer
sncs between the mine managers OF the
Comssoek and sutro relative 10 the
night OF way through Inc su'fo ian'
mel Of the immense reservoir
OF scaidihs waet IN 'ns a'P'a' " 'ne
savage ana nae * Noie'0ss m,hes' nov
All rsady 10 % Pn"pea up anu sem gu.
through u. q 'uhhei wa. P'o)ee'ea
in the nrs' Piacs pr'ne'pany Io' aia
tunnel 70 inc .ons'oeA' 'ns iunne' w.
contracting 70 dram the waller rom tne
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-21
Written for the oold Hiu nsvs.I
MIDWIHrER.
1T EDITH

IT EDITH yRAxcu.
Nov drops the winter cold oe'f all the land
HIS icy arms eioss round Us. attn and vhits,
On the bright earth he isys his chilly hand.
Ana sweeps lie beauty from our yearpinr
sisht.
~ eioss upon the smiling day. the night
Steals dark and sp~sctrai-still and silsntshod,
30. On the Summers golden hours Of light,
Have the stern Ice kings snowy footsteps
trod.
We may trace beauty In the paiins shes,
Though Lost ,srthis time Of blosm and per
fune sweet;
For beauty In eli shapes Of Nature lies,
whsrs'sr We pass. our giaddspsd sight to
greet.
Ard though, no moro, the wanderers Tired feel
Crush the young violet In the shady glen,
No more . rosy land his eye may meet
Soothing to peace the hsar's. uneasy palm =
stii. weary ones Of ssrth. the Winter brings
Fair palaces Of frost to charm the ere;
And. gaiiy. on the clear. sweet air there ring
The joy bells. puisins out In sllvsry gies.
Oh, bsnish care and doubt and misery
BAnish sins dark. bsneful. shsdowlng stain
The world laughs out from robes Of purity.
And puts aside the years long WEIGHT sfpsin.
with frssher impulse leaps the swelling Tide
Along each rspturous pulss with hope sthriil:
Earth. robed In snowy vhitsness. like . bride,
liz fair and calm bsneath the Master Will
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-21
coUars or nrcoxcrLIArIos.

A NEws correspondent in Washington
says the American Consul at Copenhs-
gen has sent to the Department OF State
an interesting account Of the workings
Of tho courts OF reconciliation in Dem
mark in reply to . letter from the Presi-
dent OF the Board Of Trade of Dubuque.
Iowa, a. to whether such courts. some
what modified. might not be advsnta-
Rsously introduced into the United
States. The Consul says the courts. so
far % Denmark 10 concerned. are NOR
ally and practically Of great importance.
They NOT only prevent long and sxpen-
sivs Law suits. but in many cases AMIGA.
bly, settle the existing disputes. Their
efficiency Ia based upon the creation Of
better feeling between the disputants.
Claims, disputes. etc.. are settled with
out the interference Of the Judicial
courts. II Is only when . court Of re-
Cancellation is unable to bring the dispu.
tants TO an amicabls agreemsnt that cases
are referred TO . court OF justice. Per
feet secrecy 10 maintained in courts OF
reconciliation in regard to the evidence
aud dispute brought before them. so that
In many cases parties prefer settlement.
there rather than than undergo the e.
psnsss and exposure incidental to trials
before courts Of justice. With the else'
ton OF disiut.rested men Of the highest
honor and intelligence. - 10 always the
case In Denmark. to preside over courts
reconciliation. the Consul does not hest.
tate to say that their introduction into
the United States could not fail to e.
hort . beneficial influence in the admin
istration Of justice. Nevada ought to
give this new scheme a trial. There ars
many good men who would DO able to
ill the responsible Judicial position with
honor 10 themselves and credit to the
community. The lawyers are probably
the only ones who would object to such
an arrangement.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-21
STATE NEWS ITEMS.
Reno Items.

Journal. Jan. 2l.-D. o. Mills. the
chief owner Of the Virginia & Truokes
Railroad. has returned from his Eastern
trip. Il Is generally understood that his
mission East was TO buy railroad iron
and rolling stock for the proposed rail.
road from the Mound House to Bodis.
The contract to cut 900, 900 ties was
awarded to Yerington K Bliss. last Sep.
TENDER. and they are ready now. we DO.
lieve. by next year this time the road
will be running to the new camp, and In
q year or two after that Il will DO pressed
through to Los Angeles. and give us
another route to California. Il will be
Of the same gauge as the v. & T.
DR.. w. 8. Springton OF wadsworth
has been appointed physician Of the
Pyramid Reservation.
Gaieiie, Jan. 20.-A. II. Perkins, In.
dictsd by the late grand Jury for grand
larceny, WIS arraigned In the District
Court this morning. He and II. Per.
kins are accused OF having stolen FIVE
cattle belonging to VIM. Thompson, IL.
d. Alva and Samuel Cliff, In the vicinity
OF washos Lake. The value OF the cat.
tie was $3.50. Perkins was given till
Wednesday to plead. H. Perkins has
moi yet been arrested. lie Is supposed
to be at Salt Lake.
+. II. Horton arrived in Reno yester.
day morning with 10000 white hsh
from the California State hatchery aI
Lake Chabot destined for Eagle Lake.
He left the same number at Truckee Ia
60 10 Lake Tahoe. $4,000 went into So.
reno Lake at Summit Valley u week ago,
and l50. 900 into Bonner.
Since tho adoption Of the contract
system by the Pacific railroads. overland
frsights have moro than doubled.
The river has been pretty high to-day,
the water In places Overlooking the ice.
Reno Engine Company No. l have
S435 90 In their treasury. The depart
msnt has $500 In tho treasury.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-21

IT Is M Of the signs Of the times,
says the GrupAie-in whatever light &C.
cspted-that never before in the history
OF New York has so mueh activity at the
clubs been manifested as now. or such
an increase Of club men. The leading
clubs have numerous candidates pro.
posed for members at every formal
meeting. and sven repeated black.bsll.
ing does not appear to lessen the cnthu.
siAsm or weaken the ambition OF would
DO club men. As for the clubs as orga-
nizations thoy are nearly all in excellent
financial condition. and hence the indie
pendent spirit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-21

ADMIRAL Porter has written an article
for the United Service magazine in which
this beautiful sentence occurs : MANY
persons are hostile to the navy from IL.
norance; others oppose II from disloy-
atty and pure cussedness' which will
mako soms persons growl even when
served with angels on toast for break
fast"
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FIFTY THOUSAND BOOKS.
FOR SALE At HALF PRICE,

We arc now Offering to the public. postage
prepaid. Il ers Hall the regular prices, Fifty
Thoussnd VOLUMES Of choice books. comprising
HIstory. biography. Fiction. roetiy. Humcr.
Medical. hs,igious and selennno w.rk:; edi.
.books are selected By Mr.. Locke lNasbyI from
the shelves Of the leading publishsrs Of the
oountry. are ali new and fresh. and are the
IDENTICAL editions hapdisd By the retail book.
ssiIers, We have mailed thousands OF thee
boohs 10 ali parts OF the country, and svery
booh sent out 10 warranted 70 be exactly %
rspresentsd and 70 give entire ntisfaetion-
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CATALOGUES FREE.

We have printed . large and complete csta
on spplioaaon will mall copies frse 10 ssy -
dr.. We shall also b dad 70 . fire. spsct
mss eoptssof TN BLADn whenever ashed q
ars cordially Invited 70 ssnd ~ By postal card
O. othsrviss the names Of themselven I'D
frisn1s. Addrosa i1lt
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-21
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.

our L~~s.issure NJ work Agsis-
Departed C~ongressuscs mart
ridge OF aesrgts aud sehseieher
of rexn. she Last Of Wine Within
= Yssr-rhe Resrgasizssies Of
the Army Senator vssshees'
Eteetios-Mrs. Hayes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-21

"GRAxprArnEn's Clock" Is the latest
music TO make . sensation. In q little
while the street gamin will b whisiline
q line or two OF IL. and then IL will gel
threadbars.-Rsno Journal. .
just think Of i'll That good old cong
has just reached Reno. Why. ms an
old tune in every other place in the
United staiss- In some places ordi-
nances asainst insins Il have been
paased.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-21

TEE first number Of the United Ser
vics. . new quarterly publication Of
Philadelphia. contains m article from
the pen OF Admiral Porter on "our
Navy" In the article may DO seen
these sentences: "Many persons are
hostile to the navy from ignorance
others oppose Il from ~disloyalty and
pure cussednsss.' which will make
some persons growl even when served
with angels on toast for breakfast. !"
The Admiral must have reference to
heavenly cannibals.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-21

ALrrrLr s~ix-ysar-old. upon finding a
lone and solitary stick OF candy in her
stocking on Christina morning. mourn.
fully exclaimed, "Gncious ! II I had
been born twins. I'd only got hall Of
this much
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A rHruciAx's little daughter. called
upon for . toast. gave: 1.-THE health
Of papa and mamma and al the world"
But abe suddenly corrected the ssnt-
msnt. "Not all The world. Zoe then
papa would haze no psHsnts."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-21


IT has often been said hguratively
that marriage 10 a lottery; but 70 do not
recollect to have met with . practical II.
lustration Of the truth Of the simils 10.
fore the following. which is . free
translation Of an advertisement In the
Louisiana Ga,ete: "a young man Of
good figure and disposition, unable.
though desirous. TO procure 9 wife with.
out the preliminary trouble Of amassina
a fortune. proposes the following sIps'
dent TO attain the object Of his wishes
He offers himself n the prize OF q lot.
terry to all widows and virgins under
thirty.two. The number Of tickets 10
Be 6O0 at $50 each. But one number
to be drawn from the wheel. the fortu.
nate proprietor Of which 10 70 be emit.
tied 10 himself and the so. 000."
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TINE
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wAsuISoroN. Jan. IS. 1879.

tc-Ous.pondenes of the Gold Hni Daily Ssvs.l
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new TODAY.

NEW TODAY.
NATIONAL GUARD BALL.
the sIxrEEnrn -.
A ANNIVERSARY BALL 4
or rns-
NATIONAL GUARD, n. s. NJ,
WILL BE OWEN AT THEIR HALL
FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY II.
Reception Csnminee.
s.sss... 4, rSa.r0' P P,',:,: Martin s,t.sn.D.
Private Hsislnnssr
Fissr Massssrs.
Sergeant Perkins Corporal Gosss
Corporal Bingham Private Lamb
Corporal Banner Private Hutchinson
Private 0rabner
FLOOR DREcroR-cArr. J. A. ROsn,On
tidmiiiins gentleman and isdies.j
0ineluding attendants and rsireshmsnis. "a
Tickets can be obtained from member. Of
The Company. tasitd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-21

ORDERS FOR o,RRIAGRs must Be isft ct
Marlin Cohen's ofics, ODD Fellows Building,
virginia, Hoom Q. amer the 10Th Of February.
1879.
cI-rIcKErs 10 bs had from the Committee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-21

Have resolved 10 underpeii undermining rom.
petitors, and offer their Immense stock
OF goods at PRICES that
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-21

tB-A Limited Number Of Reserved sssis
can DO had 81 - esch at the Delta and Silver
Palace Saloons, Virginia. js7t 81
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-12-15
Sudden Deaths.

Last Thursday Thomas McDonough aged
80, was arrested by Deputy United States
Marshal Smith, for selling liquor without a
license and brought to this city, where he was
put before the Court and sentenced to 30 days
in Bangor Jail and fine of 500. McDonough
was taken to Portland jail to await the Bangor
officers. Saturday night he appeared sort of
wild and Dr. 7. A. Foster was called who
found him suffering from delirium tremens
complicated with heart disease, and prescribed
for him. During the night he talked great
deal to himself and yesterday morning he was
found dead in his cell by the turnkey. Coroner
Gould was called, as was the doctor, but under
the circumstances considered an inquest I'M
necessary. It is thought that McDonough
leaves family.
Jonathan Jordan, 1898 Cumberland street,
arose Saturday morning at o'clock, and went
to his work as usual at j. w. Robinson's
stable. Mr. Jordan has been foreman of the
stable for fourteen or fifteen years. Before
the fire of 1866, he had a stable on Federal
steeet in partnership with Joseph Sawyer. At
6 O'Clock he returned to his house, complain
ing of feeling unwell, and went to bed again.
Mrs. Jordan was up by that time, and looked
in upon her husband from time to time as she
went about her mornings wnrih--At 8 O'clock
she was shocked to find him dead in bed. Cor
oner Tobin was called, but on hearing the re-
port of DIR. Getchell, that it was clearly case
of heart disease, considered an inquest I'M
necessary. Mr.. Jordan was about 50 years old.
He was born in Falmouth, but has lived in
Portland during the most of his lifetime. He
leaves wife, two sons-one with G. A.
Douglass & Co., of this city, and the other
with Jordan, Marsh & Co., of Boston-and
two daughters. He belonged to the Citizens
Mutual Relief Society.
Mr. Jordan's funeral will take place from
his late residence Tuesday morning at 10 a. m
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-12-15

AUGUSTA, Dec. 3.
To the Honorable Governor and Council Of the
State of Maine:
Your Honorable Board has repeatedly and
now formally declined to permit any Republic
can Senator or Representative elect to see the
returns affecting him. Your ground for this
refusal Is understood to be your conclusion, for
mally expressed by his Excellency, the Cover
nor that you have no constitutional power to
make corrections in the returns in any in
stance.
l now offer, on behalf of the Republican
Senators-elect from Washington county,if your
honorable board will open the subject for IN
vestigation, to prove that in the case of returns
from Democratic towns for Senators and Rep
resentativeS there have been changes made F;
that these changes were made to supply defects
discovered by the surreptitious and premature
opening of returns, and that they must in
volve in some form the collision or connivance
of persons connected with the state govern
ment.
And ia the facts which I think are suscepti-
BILE of proof will be found the basis of that
boast so widely made by certain persons that
the returns from Democratic towns are all
correct and that errors and omissions are
found only in the returns from Republican
towns.
L shall subject your honorable board if you
will order the investigation to very little
trouble and to an expense so trifing that II
you have no appropriation applicable to this
end of justice I will supply the necessary
funds.
The witnesses l shall desire to have sum-
moned are principally persons connected with
the State government, officers in Democratic
towns and few others who have competent
knowledge on which to testify.
Assuming that your honorable board will
gladly unite with me and with all others who
can aid in discovering and exposing nefari-
GUS plot to thwart the expressed will of the
people at the late election | await your COM
mands
Your obedient servant,
(Sgned) c. B. ROUNDS,
County Attorney of Washington
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-12-15
Maine State Grange.

D. FL. Thing, Master of the State Grange,
and the executive committee, have been in
session at Lewiston for several days. They
arrived in this city Saturday evening, and are
stopping at the United States Hotel. The
Grange will hold its annual meeting at Con-
gress Hall, commencing Tuesday, and will be
in session three or four days. Arrangements
have been made for the accommodation of 400
persons at the United States and Preble, the
headquarters Of the Grange being at the States.
This is a representative body and is composed
of the 200 masters of the subordinate oranges,
accompanied by their ladies. The business
will be election of officers and work of the OF
der not of public interest. 1t is possible that
public meeting may be held during the week
at which an address upon the purposes and
character of the organization will be deliv-