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ACCTsGS SALES THIS DAY.

&s- Os MI sn&ss Of !2sni ESTATE made bs.ss,a
tts lsf .! JGALGrg n7s6 i4.t Of J.gi. the tnr.efe
tis .'res'ht g.ur tHa: r. tc -,H byt TIE ,arrsus,.
o. 81! sale? H.Hdt bstCzrs ths Let Gf Jniy GrdIGs
~ the year ta. taTss hnr. ~ D. poiG ~ the seJLs.
IIui. cuSior. "d. a,lDEt-- about JIieea Year. age
o. al q. real estate a."Mt9 in R!rhc.o,.d. and ap
piles % Richmond and Virinity,1
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LETTERS WITH GOOD WISHES

were received from rrmber OF prominent
men, regretting that they could not attend.
A telegram from Ar. l.. y. Tatum was also
received expressing his regrets at not be-
ing able to be with the boys, and extending
to them the use Of the steamer Ariel for an
excursion at such time as they might desire.
The company and guests returned to the
city last evening, we'll pleased with their
days sport, and resolving to havea repeti-
tion Of it this time next year.
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TEAS, TEAS, TEAS.

TEAS, TEAS, TEAS.
DAVENPORT 4 MORRIS offer for sale choice
GUSPOWDEK TEAS. imported direct from China
rin San Francisco. selected with great care rs TO
quality for this market by MessrS Rnsscli Il Co.. OF
Shanghai. my li-l4u
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TUFTS FILLS.

.1navc had Liver. Disease twenty years. IofA
.,,,',S - n,rc entirely cured me-
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DHILAD DELPHIA, RlCh- &fxA
I MOND. AND NORFOLK srEAM-:saHasSs1h Az, = z ?
sHF HS5 Ea XVI ~ ftIH MI
nt,p.r nEh rfMrs A WEEK.-UnnI furttc! no.
tnkbe ta. rbe s,.aers Of this ire viii raTy sFessi'
trips, leaving Phi!zr:slphis eve;y ERsssRbrosS
evary TiIESnAY, FRIDAY. and StNIAi. cor.
meeting at Pniladclphia With Ciyds's Ne" Ens'aHa
htig oTICk tSF I'll rTriTMiE-FfREQUEST DEPARTURES
Freight received daily until G o'clock r. NJ:
f-~'a"' JAMES v. MrCARRlth:
General Southern Agent, Hicamon!, Va.
WILLIAM Z. CL YDE CO..
General Manl2crs.
- q 80 yph...~s py,rslylD.,'s &
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ENDORSED b

-,,vs1crASs, ,c1EReYMES, AND MERCHANTS
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EUNDlNG VIRGINIA BOMBS.
Having made arrangements with the Funding
Association We are pr"p.r 20 rec I've Tor luhu-
Iur AL Cl.AsSE> oF VIRGINIA sEt III LES
Fl.SDABi.E T. under the act "f Md!ci -. o ~, ain
viii rcrc,,, for sltrc and deliver II. NEW BONDS
AZ The earliest pos ihlr moment.
Parties who .iu not hold The requisite proportion
uf rnNSnI~ a.l pTrI.EES H.a? have The proper
a,:juS; r, mace II OF: Office on the most sais'ac-
tory terms. . ..,..r-,,,e
WE ErRnPOSE 10 irHD On HE SANE Els .
,rroEnrrtnS. A. oR'rLkLp III TIE ASSOCIA-
TIOS WITHOUT any ottiHt""Nt cost u me '""@
koidsr. n.ysox,r
Al T. BONDS sent To na shall have our fkkSOSh Al
AM inrorna.l0u ,ir,rr Il viii hc ch"crinliy given
-' DANEEPBHT & CO.
stock Brokers.
a,,,o lll3 Main street.
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LOn RENT. STORE AND DWELL O.
ccCIpiea LS Mr. Charles Held ore OF the best bu>i-
hess stands Broad street. Apply a, Meat Stall
No 6. N,'w Market. T.. kEBMSSS,
my 2s-Gs Stall No. {. second Market
EOR RENT, TWO OF THOSE GA
4 LARGE, CONVENIENT. and WELL Ell
ARRANGED tNkNi RRICk DWELLINGS I'm
.he northwest corner OF Clay aud Eleventh streets.
!uSi completed. containing about sixteen rooms
each. besides large bas. pcni Tor aundry and other
phrposes. They have aIi the Hsoeru cGrSvenichccs-
range. LJ ana cold water. stationary %asltubs, &c,
JUAN I. GODDIN.
dseal Estate Agent,
NIB 2GsEt Baax ana Eleventh streets.
EOR BENT. IN CAPITOL HOTEL O.
Z and WHiG BUILDING, the su ost delishi- Es::i
Iei! situated houses In Shc ,ci's, FIRST CLASS
hpoMS. eisler furnished or unJusD ishcG. with
wants attendance. Apply aa the premises.
T. e. WHEELER. Manager.
=. In Inc above house Is q FIRSY-CLASS RESfAC-
kANf under :hat prince OF eateNer'. 7. Il. CAL
-; ::GuAN, VINCE he viii be happy 10 see his friends
anu patrons. my 2a-2w
EOR KENT, THOSE THREE DEG
= = eiRARLE Fh.rELLISGS on the soUth side III
nshce street hstweea Cart, aud Rliehie Streets
vi! ts$Y. apply a. JOHN T. GODDlN,
Rea; Estste Agent.
my III! 1ss-eod3t Bank and Eleventh Streets .E
IHE VAN Lev EMANSTON, ON Gss
nGHtECH HILL. FOR REST-The MOST @::;as
mSIIf1 .I1 Or sRfurnsheh with stable &c There is i
s.,sn s.",ssihs,rarke and bath-yooms with hot aud cold
0ster; " Wos9d suit clubSS young men. Apply 10
my 16-l,s Gi2JbBS & WILLIAMS. 4
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VIRGINIA STEAMBU iSc-s,
s-ssssss.G7x
COMPASI'S
JAMES-RIVER LINE.
FOR
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,.

The yat and elegant s-eamer Ariel, tspta!E
no CLIFFORD carrying the United States II. ~.
leaves Richmond for ah1Ye-'ian!cd places e'e.F
TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at
G:3G \. VI.
Eurc TO Noriok or Portsmouth,. - 30
Fare Tor round mp. Unlimited. nu
Fare 10 iiIttnD!t. v w
k3tr 80 Pnita.tp plia.... y y
10 Nc% J. lD.E............. ,. y
Stc ton ~ 'H
Tnrtmyn tickets SOLD Il, Gu:bcrs. s2b 5tatn E'r"r,
Errbarkr Eiot.i. AID oH D0ard steamer Bag|BTs
checked throGGh.
EXCURSION SEASON OPENED.
The steamer '.Ari"l' j. nov r"1iy Tor cn2sse-
,,,,,t, for Dry- and M1Oniigtt.EN"u;%on !
JuWEE RATES ;han have ever been ~ req b"i"re
Freight received l'!! !Gr NofiD.%; n, a,
landings on Tar river: Wa-'t,ngton, ID. O.. H1i1p-
ION and Easiern Shore or Eirssrid, ana regular
landing, ON James river, al loves. rlt's.
The steamer ARIEL ba, IA ely brru alin";' c'',
trcly rebuilt; aud refurnishe'l ID 81 "!egan, sh1
costly MANNER aud Is confidently rtc"iDhe l|9 -
the FASTEST and lno7i comfortable Steamer LED hs
run on this route for nIny years.
" " l. g. TATUM, superintendent.
g03 Main street and Hockelts
f,r, Agent, Norfolk. Sc
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SUMNER RESORTS.
DAWLEY SPRINGS

WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
w ARE NOW OPEN. The fpcs, Warm Sulphur
Bath IN the worid temperature or water, $50. 4
new iine OF light VI hc!ts from depot TO the Springs.
Baggage In Sc parare wagons.
PAMPHLETS OF PURCELL, LADp 4 CO.. Rich
mono. . s.-.. John T. EfTBASE 49,.
my TENN Proprietor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-08
A Thrilling Dramatic Scene.
Tolc,io Coms.srcial.

The play was full OF heavy Williams.
the leading lady Was the innocent maiden
upon whom they had designs, and the
trouble was all brought about by her
having to read her part. For instance.
one villain enters and seizes the leading
lady. The latter looks at her manu-.
script and reads: "Unhand me. villain
tbusiness)." The villain stands back
sbsshed at this unexpected turn. and ths
promptsr goes crazy and yslls: Take
hold Of her ! Oh. will you take hold
Of her I" The william PUSHES up to
seize the woman, who looks at her
manuscript and shrieks, ''Sooner than
submit to your embrace I will take this
knife" There she pauses and looks
around for the knife. The prompter by
this time Is turning b~andsprings all over
the floor. kicking the wings TO pieces,
tearing his hair and shouting. "Oh!
Godfrey's cordial! why don't you take
the ~kni!ep-the knife. blank II, tho
knife. 1t Ia in his belt" The knife Is
finally seized, tho villain oblisingly turn.
ing around 30 the woman can convent
entity get IL. The prompter calms down
until a scene is produced where . villain
with n big pistol in his hand Is at the
door OF Q chamber to zee that the heroine
does not escape. It is his business to
20 to sleep and the lady's business to
escape by him just before the other two
villains rush in and exslaim. AHA, here
she is" But she has lost her place.
and o. the cutthroats rush in and make
their exclamation. there she Ia sure
enough. Then the prompter becomes q
dwelling idiot. His load is more than
no can bear, and his mind gives way be-
meath II. He asks TO DO buried In q re-
tired spot and sinks to the floor, while
the stage manager throws his hands over
his head, waves them wildly in the air,
dances a hornpipe behind the scenes.
and yells at the leading lady. Get of
Of the stage; thunder and lightning! get
of Of that stagev' The woman Ii on
her dignity by this time. and strides
calmly by the villain with the big pistol.
who looks at her with open.mouthed
wonder. and allows her TO pass him.
Then the other two villains look at her
and eIclaim, "By heavens! she has e.
capped usl" and the house gets up and
remarks a. one man. that Is too thrilling
for any use. and II may be .'gormed' II
1t isn't the biggest go" Toledo has bad
for years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-08
A Sharp Cut.

A little after 6 O'Clock yesterday morn.
ing . man very scantily sttired, was seen
TO emerge from Q residence In the lower
part Of the city. at q very rapid pace. in
TACT, 1t may DO said that he Jew. The
impetus Of his speed was another man
following closely after him. Both, the
fugitive and the follower. seemed TO be
in dead earnest; Il WAS NO race for fun.
They took the Warm Springs road, the
fugitive painting like q chased deer aud
the follower giving uttsrancs 10 express.
sions OF the most profound hatred. Since
this nothing has been seen or heard Of
the two individuals. What IL all meant
IL, a. yet. hidden in mystery. -/Ipeal.
Tho gay I" Lutheran OF the Appeal
may yet discover that q se~rvicesble
bresst.plat located In the rear part Of
his clothing Is . better protection against
sIAspsratsd pursusrs than the gossamsr
shield OF intense innocsncs -Eiko hide
pendent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-08

Cmrr JosSru OF the Nez Perces has
written . book In which be uses the fol.
lowing sound logic : III the white man
wants to live in peace with the Indian.
he can live in peace. There need be no
trouble. Treat all men alike. Give
them all the same Law. / know that my
race must change. We cannot hold our
vi with the whites as we are. We only
ask an even chance to live as other men
live. II the Indian breaks the Law. pun.
ish him by the law. II the white man
breaks the law. punish him also."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-08
rHAwlNo GIANT rOwpEs.

A great many accidents happen by
men trying to thraw out giant powder
cartridges. The Salt Lake 7rib-o,
gives the following as . safe plan for
the operation; III the powder canno,
be placed in the sun. the safest way Is
TO boil a can Of water. take it of the
IRE and place an old sack over the top
OF the can, upon this sack place your
giant powder and throw over all 4 few
sacks and the steam will ihax out the
powder. and yet there Is no danger Of
an explosion. because there is no pos.
sibility Of any OF the n~itro-glycsrine
getting into The water. Empty the can
after the powder il thswed."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-08
rraE IspoxIrAsLE coxINs.

The Ward Refer OF the 9Th instant
gives fuller particulars relative to the
Senator Comins affair. published In the
NKws OF yesterday. We summarize
from the Refer as follows: The indig-
nation meeting held on Monday evening
at Harvey and Clements store to con.
slider the action Of White Pines repre-
sentatives, on the railroad question in
the last Legislature was presided over
by A. b. Harvey. with L. N. Cook as
Secretary. A committee OF seven was
appointed TO draft resolution expressive
Of the Of the meeting. with in.
structions to report the following even.
ing at $50 O'Clock. to which hour the
meeting adjourned in order to secure Q
larger attendance. On Tuesday evening
the committee reported n series Of res.
olutions dsnouncing all the White
Pine representatives, except Msssrs.
Lyons and Green. As having been most
u~nfaithful to the trust coniided In them
by their constituency. in favoring the
railroad corporations instead Of working
against them as they were pledged TO do.
To Lyons and Green thanks were rem.
dsrsd for doing their duty. A motion
being made to adopt the resolutions
as read. a lengthy discussion onsued, II.
A. Comins. II. b. Garaghan. @. II. Ash.
meade and others joining in the debate.
Without coming to q vote the meeting
adjourned to meet on Wednesday at 4 p.
NJ. At the appointed hour the meeting
Was again called to order and the resolu-
tons passed unanimously.
These resolutions were ordered pub
lished for one mouth in the Ward Refer.
and the first insertion is that Of the 9th
instant. to which We refer. Senator
Comins. however. evidently determined
that there should be no misunderstood
ing or obscurity in the matter. Publishes
Immediately beneath the resolutions the
following explanatory note
Referring 10 the above resolutions, l
will say hat ct the mass meeting adopting
the same there were present A. u. Harvey,
chairman. L. N. Cook. secretary. II. ID.
GAraghan. A. ID. Goldstsin. Allen Parsons
anil mn nthar Uaraan that NaaaEa Tiara
CHAN and Goldstein voted In favor Of .
motion TO adopt the resolutions and l.. NJ.
Cook against the same. Messrs. Harvey
aud Parsons did not vote.
II. A. CoNiss.
According to this. that ''mass meet
ing must have been a not very formida-
bic affair. only i've persons being
present, and only three voting
at all. The editor OF the Refer
gives about a column and . half Of ed.
itorial to the subject. pitching into those
rebellious legislators worse than the
"mass meeting did. and with as good
effect. Comins stood of his would.
DO censors and psrsecutors hand.
somely all the way through. He
bearded the lions and deied the
lightning. aud came out chief. Comins
is the most popular "a in that section
to-day. for everybody admirss true
moral courage. genuine grit. and . man
who will not allow anybody to ride over
him or back him down. when he be-
lisves hs 10 in the right.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-08
IRE OF HIN ALREADY.

Now that the glamour and pomp at
tenden, upon royalty as presented IL
the coming Of the Marquis OF Lorns and
his royal wife among them has ceased IL
primary impression upon their minds,
the Canadians show q decided DISPOSE.
ton to DO tired Of their new Governor,
In fact they openly speak Of the young
man as conceitsd aud airish. and not the
sort OF a ruler to suit them. They look
upon him as incompetent, and lacking in
sithsr sound judgment or common
sense. They like the Princess
we'll enough. although Directing
to the nonsensical and arbitrary
rules OF dress and etiquette she
introduced a. a sort OF surrounding and
representation OF royal state. The truth
is that the Canadians are too nearly
Americans to have much real regard for
royal sovereignty. and openly declare
their preference to annexation to the
United States. A recent Montreal sps.
cial to the New York Sun says: "a
great change has come over the face OF
affairs here since the arrival Of the Mar
quis Of Lorns. You may depend upon
II. there is trouble ahead 10 the Marquis
persists in his course. lie has already
proved himself an utterly misplaced off,
cial. He has shown incapacity to ill
any post OF trust or responsibility"
Other local papers are Is outspoksn.
When loyal people like the Canadians
allow such expression Of their ssnti-
ments through their public journals. the
result is very liable to be the recall OF
the Marquis by the home Government.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-08

In connection with the recent mar
rage below her station in life OF eI.Gov'
srnor Hubbard's daughter. at Hartford.
Conn. it ia recalled that Hubbard when
a boy was spprsnticsd to . farmer. and
then had charge Of the horses. He has
since won his way 10 an enviable place
in his profession and among New Eng
land statesmen. He often refers to the
humble circumstances Of his boyhood
with jusdaabls pride that he has
achieved success in the face Of 80 many
obstacles.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-08

A Souru CAROLINA journal protests
against the practice OF carrying con
ceaisd weapons. saying that peace and
order should reign in every Southern
State. but ,ha. people pull out pistol'
and kill each other at the least PrsteIt'
Quoudam friends cannot enter into an,
argument, no matter how trivial. with
out hot words. aud they draw thS
pieces. blazing away at each other unit
one is disabled or their pistols empty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-08

d. G. CaoLr. Secretary Of the Bullion
Club. who Is largely interested in min
ing investments. purposes to make q
tour Of the Western mining regions. and
leaves for San Francisco on the 9th OF
next month. He proposes to take q
GOOD square look at the Comstock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-08

VIXEN the Russian female doctors who
heroically served as army surgeons In
Turkey during the last Turko.R Russian
war returned to their country. they
found that the opposition to their I'D.
mission to regular medical practice had
disappeared. They are now officially
employed. on an equal footing with other
members Of the faculty, In many hos
pitfalls and in different provincial dis
tr,cta
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-08

The regular sarrotsrs at Virginia City
have become exceedingly bold OF late.
owing to the increased shortnsss Of the
grass. They rob men regularly every
night in front Of the newspaper Offices
and churches with perfect IMMUNITY.
Newspaper mon stay at home after dark.
and preachers carry their pockets full Of
dsringers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-08

HonRmLr.-The wicked paragraphs,
Of the San Francisco Exchanges Is the
guilty party in tho following item which
We clip from that paper Of yesterday:
Great Amusement was created on Market
street yesterday by the violent death Of q
ChinamAn. The heather was In the act
Of cleaning n OF the upper windows Of
the Baldwin Hotel. when q fractions guest
seized the Mongolians legs and tipped him
over the sill. With . wild shrek the hor-
rided Celestial was launched out into
space, and thrown on the granite pave
ment one hundred feet below. Strange 10
relate the fellow continued TO breathe un.
I'll . passer-by humanity placed . pistol to
his head and scattered his brains over the
sidewalks. amid the applause Of the crowd.
The guest who assisted the Monaghan lepsr
from the window has been asked TO accept
the nomination Of Supervisor Of the
Eighteenth Ward. Eastern papers please
copy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-08

Do roc known Rose Wood i-ADany
Argus. Certainly she is a sister to
May Hoeany. -GrdpAie. And q niece
Of "old Hickory rrynia Enterprise.
Then she must be a chip from the old
block. Rose Wood knot be anything
else.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-08

G.. W. CRoUcH. ESQ.,, who has edited
the Silver Reef Miner for the past three
months. severed his relationship with
that paper on March 30. The Miner ID
now under the management Of Msssrs.
Bussr L Pike. who were Mr.. Crouch's
associates.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-08

TEE Chinese are not allowed to settle
In Lssdville. When q Moon-eyed Mon
COL arrives in that camp the people give
him an hour to leave. and he generally
has several minutes 10 spare % hs passes
the corporate limits.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-08

"BAcx UP I" yelled he, as he tried TO
force his long-eared team to back q load
Of wood into the lane. Back up.
dunn ys! It's . poor mule that won't
work both waysl 70
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-08

soNr OF the SNAKE river gold taken
out recently at Salmon Falls has been
sent to the San Francisco mint 10 Be
tested.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-08

Tur most cheerful man in the world
will get the dumps occasionally-if he
stands under . back window long enough
70 give the chamber.maid on the upper
] door Q chance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-08

A CAMDEN LADY, was complaining OF
being cheated by q person who had been
bsfrisnded by her. whom her little seven.
year-old daughter said : "Yes. mamma.
the moro you do for EN-. the worse they
get the best Of you"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-08

EvKRY once in q while some bloated
bondholding editor slings off an article
headed "pay rs you CO." Well. that's
been our invariable rule for years. We
seldom 60.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-08
LINCOLN HOSE COMPANY, NO.

ry>HE REGULAR MONTHLY ~H
Meeting Of this Company wili6f21&-
be held on WEDNESDAY EvRN!VE&G
ING, April .. 1878. ct O'Clock.
A full and prompt attendance IL requested.
JOSEPH BIsil. Foreman.
v. LExERY. Secretary.
uold Hin. April .. 1879. sat
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-08
AsRAHAMs BROS. 4 CO.,
White House Clothing Emporium,
10 SOUTH C srREkT. VIRGINIA.
TO DEBTORS Of plArr 4 RICH.

NOrIcR.-ALL PARTIES INDEBTED TO
IN the lats nrn OF PLaITk RICH are bertby
nouned that the accounts Of that nrm having
zen ansign.d: they are respectful requested
70 pay their bills Immediately 10
... ABkAHAMs BR0Tiiklts 4 co.
Az The Whit nouss. No. 10 South q street. Wiz.
Rinia, Nevada. who alone are authorized 10
receive the same and receipt therefor.
ID I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-08
NOTICE.

Alta MERTfsa OF The TRUSTEES oY
y the CENTENNIAL GRAVEL III
MiNiN0 COMPANY. held al Gold Hill. Neyads.
directed 10 take positive measures. for the I'm.
mediate collection OF all delinqu-nt assers-
msnts. In accordance with the above. notice
10 hereby given that al a,sessments due must
he paid ON or before the NiNkTkkNTH Of
APRIL. 1879.
by orisr Of tbs Board Of Trustees.
std ". A. WISE. SECRETARY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-08
ATTENTION YELLOW JACKET.

THE REGULAR MONTHLY "
MEETING OF the above Com. nA
pany win be held 1t their Hall. on Ng",
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Aph~l
9th. ct q o'clock. A punctuai At
tendsncei 10 requested.
BY order.
Gold Hlil, April 8, 1879. sat
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-08
FOR TOWN MARSHAL.

ANTHONY FOX
ID EsPRcrPULLY ANNOUNCES HIMsILF
II to the citizens OF Gold Hui ~ q candi-
dsts for the once Of Town Marshal. 70 Be eno-
zen 81 the voters Of this town on Monday,
May 9Th nest. tds