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rev words q. Regard e cesseii.
dAtion.

EprroR News The Enterprise in q
recent issue had n well written article
on the advantages to the tax payers, Of q
consolidation Of the municipal govern.
ments Of Virginia and Gold Hill with
that Of Storey county. All will admit
that one government can be administered
cheaper than three. Let Gold Hill PEG.
pie look at the matter squarely ; let
them examine the receipts and eIpeudi.
lures Of Gold Hill for the past year. and
not take for granted the report Of q late
grand jury that the expenses were only
Sls,520. The expenses Of the town for
the year ending May LIST will not fall
short OF So. 900. and the taxable pro-
perry has fallen In value in the same
time nearly $500, 900. The bullion tar
for the year ending last May was sG.l42.
while for the year ending May next II
is only 1854. The rate OF taxation, ~
per cent. was the same both years. 1t
will be seen that the revsnue Of the
town has fallen of nearly 5000 this
year. and looking forward to about
The same shrinkage in value. the rate OF
taxation will have to DO TX per cent. for
next year, to meet current expenses and
pay the interest on the town debt. with.
out reducing the principal, which Is now
$50, 900. Unless our charter Is amended
we cannot in the future collect al much
~ We have in the past.
The expenses OF Virginia. including
the interest on the debt for the year
ending May next. sum up to about
$4,000. With a property valuation
two and q hall times greater than Gold
Hill, the expenses are no greater in pro-
portion than ours. Another consider.
alton Is that Gold Hill will derive equal
benefit In the bullion tax. now almost
exclusively collected In Virginia, which
during the last year amounted to
So, 200.
The great bugbear with some Is the
fear thai Gold Hill will loose her Post
office IL any kind OF . consolidation is
maa ","d, Esch hal = Post
was uoo'Po. -. 10. oasI.
ounce nun auu G.iI nm ,'s. no,
change her name. give up her township
Gn,s n;,I iii aiwavs hs tbs nsms of tha
n. 49,. In N. hsc;nnins
sown, y, A.. ~ si5. ~
,Ii n."tsa m.s A., ..,,sd ..s;, W;io =.
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Appsshessive 9.

The Chinese faction to whom Chief
Mocourt and Captain o'Brisn delivered
the China woman captured by them last
Monday night were at the court 10 OF
Justice Moses. Virginia. last evening in
considerable force. They said they
feared . rescue would DO attempted last
night, and desired 10 make arrange
ments for protection. They said the
chances were good for n big light. Hav-
ing obtained possession Of the woman
they we're bound TO hold OF TO her at
ali costs. They gave. through a Carson
interpreter, minute directions to the
constablss where to 60 and how 10 act
IN case any dificulty should occur.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-27

PAnrs, Feb. T.-Ths tremendous
storms continue In the South Of France.
where hundreds Of people arc thrown on
public charity by the destruction or in.
undation Of houses. In Spain the tom
pest lasted four days. and there was
much damage and loss OF life. Various
villages and farms In Navarro and As.
turias we're destroyed. A bark, name
unknown. was wrecked ct C%orunna, and
thirty persons drowned. The steamer
Memphis. from Liverpool for New Or.
leans, ashore at the entrance OF the
haibor OF Corunns. has been abandoned.
She is considered q complete wreck.
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Msssiixhs Parade.

The Emmett Guard. Captain J. S.
Young. were GU, for drill last evening
and attracted much attention. This 10
now the strongest company in the State.
numbering i02 men, the limit allowed
by Law for a single company. 1t Is .
company. too, which knows how TO
make its mark when bullssyes are around.
IL made a fine appearance last evening
when seen by the sweet, silver light Of
the moon" The Emmett Guard Band.
which trains with the company. Is get.
ting to be one Of the very best on the
coast.
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LI,are and Lorraine.

LONDON. Feb. GA Berlin dispatch
says the Rsichstas would readily sane.
ton o regime for Alssoe and Lorraine
not quite amounting toa Federal Con.
stitution, aud that probably after fur
thsr discussion OF the subject between
Prince Bismarck and tho Alsatian mem.
bers the project will DO submitted to the
Emperor's decision. There IL every
reason To believe that the German Gov
eminent will DO contentsd with an OK.
tension Of the powers Of the President
Of the Reichstag as o substitute for the
Parliamentary Discipline bill.
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Part OF the Cost,

LONDON. Feb. 27.-An estimate will
DO submitted to Parliament for an adj
vance Of ei, 900. 900 for expenses Of the
Zulu war. This Is on account and does
not purport to represent the entire or
any exact proportion OF expenses Of the
war. The vote Is necessary to supply
what would otherwise be o deficiency In
the budget, which expires on the 4th OF
Anril.
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Ussqasstiensti.

It has been often qusried by writers
on mental philosophy whether the ssnss
Of touch gives US immediate perception
Of sIternalities. such as form, hardness
and the like; but II never has been and
' will DO questioned that Rsinstsin
x Wolf keep n OF the hnest, largest
and best selected stocks Of clothing.
gents furnishing goods. etc., on the
coast. and sell goods at the lowest
figures. They are always. moreover.
offering tho special inducement OF fair
and liberal dealing to their customers,
and hence never fail 10 please them.
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FATAL DELAY.

Il ia often the case that vs sscracs our lives
By delaying the use Of proper remedies. A few
Fever and Inflammation waits for no man, but
when unchecked hurrics on 20 modification
and death. Do not be guilty Of this fatal delay.
Ure frrcly Bristols ~ssr-apahlla and Pills; In
them you have safety and health. ocse cod In
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Last Demise.

Tho Domino party at Masonic Hall
last night proved n great success. though
the number Of persons in masks was not
as great as was expected. The order
prohibiting all not 10 disguised from
tripping tho eight fantastic" until after
IL O'Clock was annulled, and all who
entered the hall were ut once permitted
to join in the may" The music was
excellent. Tho arrangements, under
the personal supervision Of d. j.. RADIO.
vich. were perfect. s. W. Chubbuck.
as Floor Manager. doomed up In ine
style. The party was most enjoyable
throughout. Due notice OF tho next
party will be given In these columns.
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calico Party.

Agrand calico party will be given at
the now Pavilion, Reno. Friday even
ing. March 7th. for the benefit Of the
Pavilion Fund. Tickets, 2 90. The
object Of this party commends itself to
every individual in the State, and the
party, itself. will be m Of the most
enjoyable ever given in Nevada. The
Reno people know how to do these
things. Here, then, is happiness ut
cost and for a good cause. The com.
mittee has forwarded n "come and see
US" and the News will be represented.
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How They Got IL.

LONDON, Feb. 27.-Tha mail advices
from Cape Town thus explain the recent
disaster to tho British forces: The Zulus
attacked Colonel Dumiord's column be-
fore II reached the encampmsnt where
Major Pulleine was In command. Ma
jor Pullsins went to the assistance Of
Colonel Dumford. and was himself cut
of by the Zulus.
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SOLID MRRIr WILL TELL.

For all the bitter opposition Of Jealous rivals
DO better illustration could he had Of this faet
than the immense sale already attained BY the
great Throat and Lung I~ieineiy. Dr.. Ans.
kaiser'r German Eliiir. FOR the cure Of Coughs
and Bronchial Affections it 10 tiuly Wonderful.
Even thore suffering nom Consumption In nj.
yaneed stages ind great relief, and numbers Of
patients have found. TO their delight, not only
relief. but cum. II being perfectly harmless.
mskes Il ut once popular with mothers. who
OF ali others have fell the necessity Of such .
medicine. The genuine bears the PIursian
Goat Of Arms, the facsimile signature OF DR..
Aug. Kaiser. and has his name blown On every
% cent bottle. A trial size may be- had 81 the
drug store Of J. Jones, Jr.. for Is cents.
noll row N
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PRETTY NiOurus

should have petty teeth In them. but II 10 not
unusual to zee between rosy lips, teeth discoi.
orcd and decsyins through neglect. This dis
figuring defect should BE- repaired without do
lay. by using fragrant B0Z0DONr. which 70
and renders them snowy white. This admir-.
able aid 20 beauty 70 perfectly harmless and
eahAler . most delightful foipa and 10 In
every respect prefersbls 20 tho ordinary tooth
pss,ss and powders. Try II and ses for -FOUR
self. fell In
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A cAsK.

One Of the most extraordinary cures on
record was tina; Of the man John v. Herman
dex, residing In Salt LAts City. Who vss d
deaths door with that tsrible diseass hAras-
mus; the best medical aid had failed 70 stop
the progress Of the malsdy, when twenty.three
bottles of BRlSTOL'S HARSAPARiLLA and
thrss phiais Of BRisroLr PILLS made nim .
we'll man. iy51 In
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Departure. s.., E,..i.x.

A Wiley. G II Redmond. 3 l. Kidd.
James MeGsrra. Collins. T Campbell.
W Larry, VI Hooker. W d HeeoH.
Col VIM Dillon. II King. Chas Tobener. A
Hopkins and daughter. d G Hunter and
wife. Jennie Bailey, II Ksrrigan, Lille
howard. s o Alexander. Mrs II II Bealy.
Col Bob Taylor. W II Johnson. T PLACE
mann, 2 Piagcmann.
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PETITION.

n. bustou III tuc Cuhir.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. T. NJ. Weir.
Journal read and approved.
PETITION.
Underwood presented a petition from
the citizens Of Washoe county to the
effect that since the passage OF the vii.
liams' bill further railroad legislation IL
not necessary.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Allen. from the Committee on Judi.
ciary. submitted the following report:
A favorable report on Assembly Bill No.
l2l. relative to civil cases in courts Of
justice.
Also, favorably on Assembly Bill No.
49,, regulating powers and duties Of
County Commissioners.
Also, favorably on Assembly Bill No.
1877. providing for calling extra sessions
OF District Courts.
Also, i~avorably on Assembly Bill No.
1913.
Also. fAvorably on Senate Bill No.
lls. admitting TO probate certain papers
Of John Caramo. deceased.
or COMMITTEES.
Crawford. from the Committee on
Agriculture, reported favorably on As
ssmbly Bill No. 1875. providing for the
destruction OF obnoxious animals.
He reported %unfavorably on Assembly
Bill No. l9G. creating q fence law.
Lyon. from the Committee on Military
Affairs, reported favorably on Senate
bill No. l07. organizing and disciplinipg
the militia OF the State.
MESSAGE PROV II GOVERNOR.
Tho Governor notified the Assembly
OF his approval Of Assembly bill No. CT,
regulating the measurement Of charcoal.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
BY Shakespeare-That the State Con.
trolisr be authorized to draw his warrant
ON the Legislative fund In favor OF Louis
Duncan for $50. for services performed.
Referred to the Committee on Current
Expenses.
by Robinson. That no member be OIL.
lowed to speak more than five minutes
on any n subject. Laid on the table.
BY kennedy--That the vote by which
A. b. No. % ALIENS Gambling BILLY
was passed be r~econsidered. Chair do.
clared motion out Of order. Appeal
tskon and decision sustained.
INTRODUCTION or BILLS.
by Harlow-An Act providing for the
gratuitous distribution Of certain State
documents. Referred TO Committee on
State Institutions.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Several Senate bills and resolutions
were read for the first time.
On motion Of liobinson, Assembly
Bill No. % (raising the salary Of the
treasurer Of Eureka county from $1,000
to $4,000 was taken from the table and
placed On fle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-27

Ar q wedding party at 9 Parisian res
taurant, a maladroit waiter contrives TO
upset q tursen. full Of rich soup. on the
satin dress Of q lady guest. who takes on
terribly and threatens Mysteries. "Do
not worry. madame" says the winter
kindly, e there's lots more soup In the
Kitchen"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-27

The sequel to the kidnapping OF the
Chinawoman from the house OF Mr..
King Monday night was enacted this
forenoon in Virginia.
The particulars Of the Kidnapping
Monday night. have already appeared IN
the NEws. Although thus deprived Of
the presence OF his love. He Hawk. the
Celestial Romeo. did not give over his
endeavors to possess her. knowing
that all open endeavors to reclaim her
would be me, with open violence. hs
commenced operations secretly. His
| first object was to ascertain tho exact
whereabouts OF his Que Nong. This he
did at Il o'clock last night.
The next point to DO gained was pos
session Of her hs loved. This was q
little more difficult matter. The maiden
was in a hsll.pi. in Chinatown, the
premises strongly guarded and her place
Of ~conceaiment closed by . trap-door.
In this emergency he sought the counsel
Of Jimmy stephens, who Immediately
opened a way by which Q terrible legal
vengeance could DO wreaked on his rival,
All fon. and his own iaithiulness DO re-
warded.
ON An affidavit charging All Fon, who
claims to have bought and to own the
| woman. with Kidnapping, a warrant Of
arrest was issued by Judge Moses and
| placed in the hands Of Constable Jewell
of township No, 1. Calling to his aid
| Jo. Josephs. his DEPUTY. Mr.. Jewell
| started for Chinatown TO arrest All Fon
and To- bring the celestial maiden into
eonrt a, a witness. Having been in.
fo,msd az the sxact whereabouts of these
two persou. Mr.. Jewell and his deputy
went quietly TO work TO secure them.
First All Fon was arrested. Constable
| Jswell intusted the prisoner 10 his
| deputy and then made for the trap door
| Of the dungeon in which the damsel
was concealed. SO rapid were his move.
ments that he had her up from this pit
and ON he streets before her guard
could rally. As he was hurrying her
away a. fast as her trembling steps
| could carry her, he was warned Of dam
| ger by the whistling OF a bullet past his
head He turned to ascertain its source
when n second shot was fired.
About his TINA affairs mt ON n seri.
ops asneet In Chinatown. The heather
| commsnced rallyipr from ali sides, and
in a moment The air WAS thick with
stones, brickbats and other, missiles.
| Fire was also opened ON Deputy Joseph
in order TO make him release his prs
oner. Just al this time Constable
Jewell Jaw a Chinaman level q pistol
and fire the third sho, at him. This the
constable returned, but with uncertain
| aim. The second shot from his pistol,
however. took effect in the hsaihen's
| thigh. and he ran limping away. The
constable then made his way SUCCESS
fully 10 Sutton avenue and thence to
the County Jail.
While all this was going on Deputy
Josephs was also busy. Fire was
opened on him also, and when the
| second shot was fred at him be returned
| and rrpeat,d it himself, and had tho
consolation Of seeiu, his opponent drop
10 the ground and then hop around the
| corner ON one foot. Mr.. Josephs, still
| ~clinging to his prisoner. then charged
the crowd OF missile hurlers. which by
that time had increased to loo. and
drove them back. lie then turned and
took has prisoner up town, having no
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the sros and
indlscrvtions Of youth. nervous weakness, Early
decay, Ices Of manhood. ETC.. I will send Q
receipt that will cure you, ynsE or cuAnal.
This great remedy vas discovered By q mission.
airy In soath America. ssnd . self-sddresssd
envelope 20 the REV. JOSEPH +. INMAN,
station ID, BIble House. New York City.
faf Am
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HEArHEn HEARTS.


sequel Go she kidnapping OF nes-
day Night-The bride b. Lifted
from n chinese Dusgeop, Ruas
the Gaunties OF bullets aud
Hriekbats and 10 Placed N b
Arms of Her Lover.
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TuE relationship Of q man and wo.
man can easily DO discovered In rainy
weather. II they are lovers the woman
will have all the umbrella. and the man
won't care how wet be gets. But u
they are married, Il Is just the opposite.
Marriage makes the difference, that Is
all.
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GEoRoE TIcxSoR Curtis writes 10 the
Mayor that a. his functions in the mat.
ter are merely ministerial, he has no
right to Cooper up the warrants that
are presented 70 him BY Withholding his
signature,
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q. q. GALLUP.

O. II. aAILur. opposite ~ Bank Of oaiifor.
mia, Gold Hiii, Keeps constantly u hand al
fsyorits brands Of Imported CiCars. ohoies bit
ciesrs, Ill kinds OF chewing Tobacco, meer.
sshsum pipes, school books and Stationary Of
all dsschpacns, nns cutlsrJ, \ toys md hney
eoods Of all ktnds. sp1e1
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A VOICE y o NEVADA.

From Virginia oitya poor s%uisrsr. almost
dsyoursd alive BY an u~lcsrous s:cret disssss'
sends us bis thanks and gratitude for his 10
ooyerv 10 health, cdscted By thoes sterling 5000
mstieines. Bnstoi's B~srpsparlla and Pill.
estsblIsned for over forty yesrS. Thsy have ths
eopndsnos Of both doctors and patients.
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IT REMOVES WRINKLES

And sonsns the akin. The regular use OF hur-
ray q LsnmAn's Florida water O. the toilet
tsnds 10 prevent and remove wrinkles. the soft
nses Of the skin produced By it tAking away the
natural inclination Of The cuticls 70 form INTO
ridgu and furruwL non In
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AssrssNxSr.-An assessment OF one
dollar per share is levied by the EI.
ehequsr Mining Company. delinquent
on the Stat OF March next See ofnciai
notice in our advertising column.
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Maritime Disaster,

Paris, Feb. 27.-The English steamer
Silistria has been wrecked at Salerno
aud eighteen persons drowned.
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Marriage I'm High Life.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-It Is rumored
that Secretary Schurz Is engaged to
marry n Of the daughters Of u highly
placed officer OF tho Government.
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srScA KEr0sr.
LAST EVENING.


10 Raymond 4 Ely. 9s'9
2I0 Eureka Con- Is
Jackson, 10
wv tvc
5lO Leopard, Doc, ooc
800 ella. SOC
$50 Northern Belle, DAB
$50 uussey. SOC. 2oc
$50 Manhattan. ~
80 Defrees, Toe
ls5 Grand Prize, 4 90, Gu
500 ArgentA. Yoe' L.
ii50 Navajo, ioc
sUo ENDOWMENT, LOG
lib Independence IL
2i0 Star, D
1900 TuscAIoras lOe' %
500 Belle Isle, 3Oc
$50 Day. SOC
lico Highbridge. Coo. Csc
20 hillside, n.
20 Albion. sos
iooo fanY,h of July. SO. Zoe
isoO rsmer.lda. L. 10, 1 70, 1 Is
nus aoIie. Gu q,
go psch,s, ise
,eo wsci;n,on 7s.
,aSo ~. ,Siso IN
,,es , ~ asio 4. q Oh ais
100 100 SSuanss. 10
W. weeu"mS a..
EN- en- %nirsr %
10 ps,sids,e, soc. COO
40 pi..lh.vt no. ~. 40. 30
il,s loolsr SOC, t5c
n son,h Iodi.. .
900 pj.h.,
100 No. . o.
,,so,coa p..iac no
m
,o oS1 Ss..s
100 Ss.mns"n M.
an Ns,,in Whi,e'
ooo I.sS.' 75e' Coo
i9s linton ga,
.-S c.[.srrnt. ,pi..k uiii.1. Q . 4
~. S oassSn,Tr. 10
,ooSsaa. I nha 49, a
""'An'a o'' "s''~
THIS MORNING.
40 Ophir, 40, t0k
4sOiNsxican, ilS ,.4ia, a. ~ $40
l55'Gould A Curry. i2s, II, H.
1s0lBest d Bslcher. 2oa
Gas CalforniA. ca, 6S
SIS Savage. ISL, i3a, l3s bs
$50 Con. Virginia, Go, ca
30 Chollar-P otosi, 40
iO5 HAle,& Norcross, l5s. l5h
AIS Crown Point. ~, 4 95, 8, 4 30. 4s5
1850 Yellow Jacket. i9a, i9h. lys
27y0 Imperial. I 10
% Kentuck. Ak,5
$40 Alpha, isS
300 Belcher. CT, Ga
2l5 Confidence. IA
SIS Sierra Nevada, GOV, 90, oOa
10 Utah, In
1000 Succor. ESQ
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Senate.
CAnsoy, New, Feb. 81. 1879.
Convened at 1880 A. ~. Lieutenant
Governor Adams In the chair.
Prayer by Rev. Geo. X. Davis.
PETITIONS.
Comins presented n petition from GER
tain citizens OF White Pine favoring re-
duction In ireights aud fares.
Doolin presented a petition from GER
tain citizens OF Eureka praying that
there DO no legislation to reduce fares
and freights on the Eureka 4 Pailisade
Railroad.
Comjns also presented n petition from
White Pine to the same effect.
Stewart asked that o petition from
Storey county. signed by 800 citizens,
be read. Leave granted.
PERSONAL MATTERS.
The most of the morning was con.
sumsd In an acrimonious debate on the
question OF reading petitions. it finally
becoming quito personal between Sen.
ator Boardmap. ex.Chairman Of the eX.
Committee Of Fourteen aud other men.
bers Of the same ex.committoe.
The Speaker ruled that II was out Of
order to read the petition from Eureka
rejecting on Senator Doolin.
The anti.railroaders appealed from
the decision OF the chair. Upon vote.
the chair was sustained.
MESSAGE PROM THE o%ovERsoE.
Transmitting his approval OF Senate
bills Nos. 80. l02, 20 and 90.
MOTIONS n ~REsoLurIoSs.
By King-That from this time no
Senator DO allowed more than five min.
utes upon any n subject, except by
unanimous consent.
Considerable debate followed on this
question, but upon division the resolu.
ton was lost, the vote being IL TO ~,
the President voting in the negative,
thus deciding the fate OF the resolution.
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yesuyius Restless.

LONDON. Feb. 27.-There has been an
eruption Of ashes from Mount Vssu.
wins.
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Referring 10 the above. the News Publishing
Company desire TO inform the public that they
will continue the publication Of thu Coin HILL
DAnr News and the busines. Of the Job once
In connection herewith. The patronage OF the
paDiic 10 respectfully solicited.
WILLIAM p. PRATT.
business Manager.
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Dan make money faster q vork for NJ tias
y ~ anything eips. Capital not rsquiredl We
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

have disposed Of my right, title and interest
In the material. hxtnles. Joo Once and other
property connected with the publishment Of
the Coin Int DAILY SK~s 10 the Nevs Pub
lishing Company. Thanking the public for the
liberal patronage aud favor heretofore bestowed.
1 be-peAk for the Company q continuance ofthe
ALP. pcrES.
Gold Iii, Feb. ~. i59.
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Assembly.

Convened at 1890 A. N. Speaker II.
A. CASTOR In the chair.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. 7. NJ. Weir.
Journal read aud approved.
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NEVADA STATE LEGISLATURE.
NINTH SESSION.
Senate.

SPECIAL. TO rnr Com BILL DAILY Srws.
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Damage BY Floods.

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MESSAGE PROM TuE OovERNoE.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.

Transmitting his approval Of Senate
bills Nos. 80, l02, 20 and 90.