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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-17
EcliTiOus Services. :

! There will be preaching at. the
Methodist Church tomorrow, by the
pastor at.ll A. M and 1880 p. NJ Sun
day School at II M. All are invited.
Subject for evening: us the Modern
Pulpit Failure"
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Will Probably Recover.

Sam. Badge, who was. injured by a
cave in the Paradise Valley mine last
Monday, is getting better and hopes
are entertained of his recovery.
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Praciical Matchmaker.

Geo. F. Jackson, practical watch
maker, with j. Il. Sabine. All work
warranted. ap30-tf
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Fruifs-and Candies.

Strawberries, apples, figs, oranges,
Ien,ous, lines and fresh candies are be-
ing received at Chenoweth's book store,
aud will be supplied TO customerssdu-
ring the season att the lowest market
price. apr26-tf.-
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-17

HIS HbGAAhS AsVaAus@
100 Ophir 40 Az
745 Mexican SO .5jf
400 Gould & Curry 9t
255 Best K Belchcr IL III
100 California I
225 Savage liz II
$40 Con. Va, It 7s
$50 Chollar 81
80 Potosi At
375 Hale Norcross l32 IA
40 Crown Point 4SJ 50Oc-
80 Yellow Jacket II l63
$50 Imperial l40c
100. kentuck 4J0 440c
305 Alpha lSa lS4
1856 Belcher 81 81
60 Confidence l4s IA
$50 Sierra Nevada 47A act
$50 Alta IT "a
$50 Lady Bryon Coo
$50 Julia $50 375c
1870 Exchequer 81 So
100 Potosi At
80 Justice 340c
100 Silver Hill 225 205c
. $40 Caledonia % 2l5c
1855 Bullion )
80 Sierra Nevada AZ
$50 Challenge Ia
500 New York 90 65c
100 z. Sheridan 81 75c
455 Lady Washington l30sl25c
$50 Crown Point Ravine 20c
800 Andes DC
500 Wells Fargo &c
l345 Ward 100 hoe
S75 Scorpion 265 260c
800 Leviathan 90 55c
so n. Con. Va, l0t l0b
40 Utah l44
$40 Benton 435 445e
80 kossuth Toe
800 Pritonia |
$50 Con. Dorado 230c
100 Ward ll0c
$50 Trojan DC
1880 Flowery 80 soc
1850 n Bonanza 40 1900
$50 Mackay 49, f50c
10 Leviathan l65c
50 Belmont 40c
600 Gila l5c
800 Leopard l35c
100 Raymond Il Ely 290c
100 Navajo 20c
400 Morning Star soc
1890 Giant 4 Old Age 6
1000 Belle Isle 40c
400 Day 65c
300 Tuscarora Zoe
100 Highbridge SOC
80 Hillside y
400 Paradise li0c
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Oregon.


Those wishing to embrace this oppor-
tunity for securing a first class picture
SHOULD apply'at once, as | leave Win
nemucca May 3Oth. H. c. .TANDY.
ml5-td.
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=. $. SIGNAL SERVICE REPORT.
COMPARATIVE TEMPERATURE.
san FR.xc.sco srOcN REPORT.
Last Evenings Board.


so Jackson d
40 Eureka III
100 Belmont 40c-
600 Leopard l55c.
395 n. Belle 7 81
$40 Manhattan 240 25Oc
BOO Argenta Zoe
800 Independence q
900 Morning Star soc
80 Tuscarora Toe
20 Grand Prize 3
$50 Hamburg SOC
$50 Hillside p
600 Higibrid, se 30 5c,
900 Albion 30 3jc
500 Fourth of July 40c
40 Bodie Is 1874
$40 Bechtel 100 ll0c
$40 McClinton 20 75c
300 Tioga 235 240c
l55 Summit l75 lS0c
lG5 Buiwor llli5
300 Syndicate 29Oc
300, Goodshaw 80 Doc
1900 Oriental 70 75c
$50 Belvalerc
lGoodshaw 30c
7sO Black Hawk l75 l60c
100 Champion zoe
$40 South Bodie 40 Soc
225 Booker he
ID45 Mono 400 395c
265 Con. Pacific 295 275c
925 Dudley 30 sc
500 Jupiter 3Oc
500 South Beiwer SOC
100 MONDAY 230c
$40 Tip Top 50 SOC
so G.. Terrace IA Is
10 Silver King ST
so Caledonia, Black Hills 1900
90 Giant Old Age q
- Real Del Monte
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-17

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES By
STAGES.
Nevada stage Line-Paradisc.
- ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
John Carter.
DEPARTURES THIS MORNING.
Miss. Guiberson.
Idaho stage Line.
DEPARTURES THIS MORNING.
At French. Mrs. French
Mr.. Wallace.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-13
Bodie Items.

Standard, Jan. 9.-Last evening, at
the saloon Of Moore X Phillips. a shoot
ing ARRAY took place between Burns Bu-
chAnan. the barteeper. and Charley
Slado. an arrival from Virginia City.
As near as we n ascertain. the trouble
occurred by Slade entering the saloon in
an intoxicated condition. and using op.
probrious spithets to Buchanan. who. In
the heat OF the excitement. fred a pistol
shot at Slade. which grazed his neck aud
entered the shoulder. passing out
through the muscle Of the arm. Both
parties were arrested by Deputy Consta-
BILE j. =. kirgan, aud the Justice allow ed
Buchanan TO 60 on his own recogni.
lance. while Slade was taken to his
room. The injuries inflicted are not Of
a serious nature. and the wounded man
Is now comfortably located in his quar-
ters.
Following Is summary Of the yield
Of the mines In Bodis District during
1878 Bodie, Si.0t2. 236 SO; Standard,
si,O25. 3s3 %: Bechtsl. S5O.isi %
Red Cloud. sl.927 30 ; total yield In
1878, 81. 100. 732 SO. The following Ia.
bic shows the shipments from Bodis
District in 1877 : Standard. S1Si, 522 SO
Red Cloud. $1,000 Mexican. $4,000
Kate Rogers NOV Summit). $1,000
total yield in 1877. s797.0 80.
II is noticeable that the mines furthssi
south ON the belt show the greatest pro.
portion Of silver. Thus the Bodie,
which lies south Of the STANDARD. has n
proportion OF l21s per e u Of silver in
Its bullion. while the Standard has but
81. The Red Clouds bullion show ed
80 per cent. OF silver.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-13
Silver Reef itsms.

Slper Rsef (Uiah) Miner, Jan. A.
Notwithstanding that wages are kept up
to the Nevada standard. there are plenty
OF men looking for work and cannot get
IL. The Reel Is not yet able to furnish
employment for all the idle men in the
country. and our exchanges will confer
q favor BY making mention Of this.
Silver Reef has added over n mill
lion silver dollar to tbs currency OF the
country during the year that has just
closed. We predict that the Stormont
Company alone viii produce this amount
during the year 1879.
Wednesday last was . general clean.
up day at the Christy Company's mill.
They recommended operations or Wed.
nesday night.
Father Scsnlan il thinking Of build
ing . Catholic Church in Silver Beet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-13
Tuscarora Items.

Tines sriso. Jan. 9..-Yssterday even
ing about 8 o'clock, IN accident took
place at the De Frees mino. by which
Martin Tiffany and J. j. Walsh, were
blown out Of all semblancs Of humanity.
The men were OF work In the north DRIFT
Of the 4l0 level. J. w. Thompson. the
engineer on duty, says that some time
yesterday morning he sent down to the
4l0 level. about 10 or IS pounds OF
giant powder. and Il 10 supposed that q
portion Of this was exploded, OCCASION
Ing the terrible tragedy. Mr.. Powell,
the foreman OF the mine, was on the 4l0
level about noon yesterday and noticed
IL or 90 sticks Of giant powder leaning
against the wall, . few feet from where
the men were at work. and his opinion
10. from the examination made aftor the
accident. that Walsh exploded them
while preparing for . shot. Both men
leave families.
A suit has been commenced by ono
Hugh Martin against the Columbia Min.
ing Company for the recovery Of 200
feet Of the Inadsl mine. and 500. 900
damages.
Mr.. Lancaster IL hauling about 10
tons Of ore daily from the Argents mine
to the mill.
Hay 10 selling at $40 per ton. The
dealers think II will DO hard 10 get ut
any price by Spring.
The new s~pur.whesl for the pumping
machinery Of the Grand Prize mine, has
arrived and will DO put in place to-day.
A Dramatic Club Is to be organized in
Tuscarora.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-13
Battle Mountain Items.

Battle Momiaia Messenger. Jan. H.
The Justice Of the Peace and Constable
elect for this township have failed to
qualify. and the citizens have ~pstitioned
the County Commissions to ill the va
cancies. Mr.. bradshaw Is spoken Of
for Justice. and d. A. Dunlap for Con.
stable.
Joe Miner has broken up houseksep.
ing. He tells Us that domestic infelicity
was the cause Of IL. Mrs. Miner has
gone to Austin to engage in the millinery
business. No cards.
Captain N. Taylor. OF Galena, IN old
veteran OF the Mexican wal and q pio-
nssr Of 40. died yesterday ut that place.
The Star & Groves mill. ct Lewis,
since their New Years cleanup. has
been running constantly with good sue.
cess. as the bullion shipments In q few
days will show.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-13
THE elEEFul GLIDE.
re wanted 90 write ZIP the bean.
tiful Snow"
Faull Lauder.

Esr,ld Laasr.
The form Of = man. clad In ~tightAtting.
swallow.tsil coat, pants Q world too long.
and . pair Of gum shoes that would have
| fitted q Carson belle. cast IL shadow across
the threshold Of the Leader Office this
morning. and In . consumptive voice do
manded tho whereabouts Of the editor. We
looked up. and tho spectre continued:
'You will pardon the seeming intrusion.
but I am . CAroaieis reporter, have Just ar
rived. and having spent the last cent Of my
moager salary, wish 10 write up the snow
for the small bonus necessary TO procure
9 breakfast" We gasped. and silently
pointed toward the door.
Il have some ideas about the snow
mo ideas wanted"
"But my idess''-
"Not . word"
'Not even . joke. I supposei"
mo; all Jokes about snow are barred"
"But l have . new one"
at don't Co."
~ am not tho man who wrote IT,"
Wrote whatf'
''why. the Beautiful Snow"
There was an impressive silence, until
the stranger again interposed
II wouldn't write . line about the woman
who fell"
Another pause.
"Not . word about tho drifts ; nothing
about purity. or whited sepulchers. or any
thing Of that sort"
Silence followed on the track Of this re-
mark.
,'Thero would not Be . word about the
sleighing. don't believe In H."
II do-the samsonian kind. at that"
We interiected.
you played IT,"
Once more there was silence.
"You know tho pinnacles. the spires and
the hilltops. I wouldn't refer 10 'em /; I
wouldn't ring EN- In once"
Still We were silent.
"Not even Q reference 10 the bells-bells
= ells-the Standardization. nor anything
Of that kind. Not = word"
No nsw
THE schoolbcy shouldn't shout, 1T
snows." II no did. I'd mangle him, and
stain the ermins with his gore. Rely on
me for that"
There was another pause. broken only
by heavy breathing. but he broks out again
with :
"And l would mako . grave In every
drift; I'D stop the fssthery.fiake nonsense;
the angel.down business would have no
show At my hands. II would DO . fancy
article"
lie pleaded % earnestly that NO weak.
ened. handed over q dollar and told him 70
bring in tho copy by 3 o'clock. He has
not put In an appearance. and the paper 10
about TO go 10 press with this staring us In
the face. We arc compelled 10 cut the
storm business short. and simply chronicle
the fact that some six inches Of snov fell
yesterday. and . thAw has set In TO-DAY
that will o convert IL into slush.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-13
Carson Items.

Carson Tribune. Jan. 1l.-It Is re-
ported that q certain official Of Esmer.
aida county has skipped with $4,000
Of the county's funds. There is con-
siderable excitement In Aurora over the
affair.
John Q. A. Moore has rented bis
dwelling and furniture TO Senator W. ID.
@. Gibson for GO days.
Everything 10 working harmoniously
for the grand inaugural ball on Wsdnes.
day evening next. The invations will
be sent out tomorrow.
Carson Appeal. Jan. II. Michael
logan. q native Of ireland. aged about
"a years. died suddenly at the County
Hospital on Thursday and was buried
yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-13
wlnnemucca Items.

Siper Stale. Jan. ia man named
Mckenzie. who has been Master Me-
chanic on the Salt Lake Division Of the
O. p. X. r., and who acquired the
name Of ''The Beechsr OF Terrace" has
been let out by the Company and nearly
all the railroad boys are jubilant. The
Ogden Fireman charges that Mckenzie
is guilty OF many dark deeds, and that
legal proceedings had been instituted
against him several times. but were
stopped by an application Of green.
backs to wounded honor"
Il Is rumored that q Spaniard. who
has been prospecting in the Paradise
mountains. has discovered q quartz
ledge within o mile or 30 OF Spring City,
the groupings OF which assay 81. 100 to
the ton In silver.
We are informed by Corporal Hsaly,
OF the Signal Corps. that the difference
between railroad time, which Is San
Francisco time. and true time in Winnie
mucca 10 10 minutes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-13
STATE NEWS MEMS.
Eureka hsms.

Leader. Jan. TO- Frank Robbins In
forms NJ that the miners at the Kit Car
son broke into q large v yesterday 10
the lower workings. II has not been
thoroughly explored yet, but it, dimen-
sions arr huge. the party penetrating Il
some eighty feet. At the bottom q pool
OF water was found. over q foot in depth
and having aperceptible current; quite
. stream in fact. Beautiful stalactites
abound, and some very handsome spsci.
mems were brough TO town. The cay
arm will b opened up In . few days,
when Q more elaborate description Of II
will b given.
Wells. Fargo 4 Co. shipped 4 bars Of
bullion this morning. valued at %. 1913 50.
Sentinel, Jan. lit 10 reported that
an extensive strike Of high grade ore
has recently been struck in the Con.
molly mine, on Prospect Mountain.
We were informed yesterday that ore
had been struck in the Eureka Tunnel.
which 10 now in some COO feet.
Sentinel. Jan. l2.-Ths Miners Union
OF Ruby Hill met last evening and elected
the following officers: James Hampton.
President; James Rowe. Vice President;
II. ". Faust. Secretary; William Crabb.
Financial Secretary; W. H. Williams.
Treasurer; Edward Shields. Conductor;
Henry Shockey. Warden; William Good.
man, Dick James and A. Q. Douglas.
Finance Committee.
An ARRAY occurred at the Miners
saloon early yesterday morning between
. man named Smith and one Oscar
Butler. They were taken before Justice
Cromer yesterday, and were released
upon furnishing bonds In the sum Of
500 each.
The Argonaut mine. situated In Meta
moras canyon. vas located On the lith
instant by Jerry Fitzpatrick. ]. j. Hay
den and ]. d. Sullivan. all OF which has
been duly recorded.
Leader, Jan. 1l.--wells. Fargo 4 Co.
shipped Ave bars Of bullion this MORN
Ing. valued at 90. 1913 20.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-13
eiko,Itsms.

Independent. Jan. l0.-The snowfall
yesterday amounted to six inches on the
level, and the slsighing to-day Is good.
A military company has been orga-
nized here with O. @. Warner OF Cap
tain.
Posi-, Jan. H. During the past week
bullion has been shipded from Elko
county as follows: Five bars from the
Infdel mine. valued at . .063 05 /; seven
bars from the Grand Prize valued al
$l2.6 l3 % Eve bars from the Navajo,
valued at 50. 222 II. Total. S27. 1913 o..
The bullion product Of Elko county
for 1873 amounted to !, $40, 762, Of
which 81. 2i2, $3.50 81 wa from Tusca-
rora District.
There arc sss children Of school age
In Elko county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-13
wlnnemucca Silver State.

As there 10 no prominent Democratic
candidate for the Senate. and % Davies
OF Carson. an avowed Democrat OF the
strictest kind. Is pledged to vote for
John p. Jones. the other members Of
the party ought to follow bis example
and make his election to the United
States Senate unanimous. He is beyond
all question the choice Of the people OF
Nevada for the position.
The people Of Paradise Valley and
Paradise Mountain delight In euphoni.
u names. A new town has been started
between Paradise and Spring City. or.
as they are called respectively. "Gouge
Eye" and "Buns Eye" and named
knock EN- Stiff"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-13

The coal controversy has brough, to
light certain facts which the people will
delight to know. No coal from any
part OF the Rocky Mountains 10 shipped
to California. The only exception to
this is perhaps . few tons Of the
magnstss Of the Central Pacific for their
own private $ Messrs. Breed \
Crosby furnish the following schedule Of
freishts paid on coal Of the Rocky
Mountain Coal Company: To Ogden.
over tho Union Pacific. ~ miles. 10 cents
Per hundred pounds; Ogden to Reno,
$50 miles. Central Pacific. 10 cents per
hundred: Reno to Virginia. ~ miles,
20 cents per hundred: total 10 cents per
hundred. or sii per ton. This is what
makes coal so high on the Comsioek.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-13
SPIRIT OF THE NEVADA PRESS.
Austin RsveuIe.

In his message. Governor Bradley
recommends the completion Of the new
State Prison at Reno. and converting
the old one into an Insane Asylum.
The Governor. We think. Is q Little ON
In that OF using the present prison iof
an asylum. Il Ia about A. well suited
for . State capitol as IL would be Tor an
insane asylum. And to rearrange u 90
a. 10 answer would cost . considerable
amount Of money. II has been sug-
Rested that the Bowers Mansion, In
washoe Valley. could be made to an.
swer a good purpose for an asylum. u IL
could be purchased at . reasonable price.
On the whole. we incline to the opinion
that Il would Be best TO erect . new
building In Carson or washoe Valley
for asylum purposes. Rsarranging old
buildings costs a. much a. new onss IN
the end. and after all are not adapted
for the uses needed. II built at all. 1t
should stand some distance from any
town.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-13
carson Tribune.

During the early days Of the Nevada
Legislature Saturday 10 the bluest day OF
the week. TOR the reason that both
houses Away adjourn over from Friday
till Monday. and the lawmakers make 1t
= day Of visitation to the City OF Sin.
doubtless for the purpose OF learning
how the bonanza stocks are getting
along. Saloon business Is dull on the
last day Of the week. and everybody
looks blue.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-13

DURING Thanksgiving evening. in a
social society circle. he'd at q residence
in the First watd. among the subjects
discussed was Bob Ipgersoll's unbelisf
In future punt shmsnt. and . lady. well
known for her vim and pluck. spoke up
and remarked with an emphasis unmis-
taxable: I'D Just like to be Bob Ipger.
soli's vie for q short time; I'd make
him belisvs there Was n hell-see II I
wouldn'tr' The company smiled ''bias"
but didn't pursue the subject any fur.
thsr.-Bh9Aamion Leader.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-13
Tnr New York Sun says: ..wh.u gold

TnK New York Sun says: ''whsu gold
becomes plenty. so that the sight Of .
gold dollar 10 no longer . popular won
der. measures should Be taken to with
draw this coin from circulation. Could
all the casss BE- chroniclsd in which gold
dollars have been paid away BY mistake
for cents. and al those In which they
have been lost on account OF their d.
miuutive sire. where the same money In
larger shape would have been saved, the
list would b IN Gold coins Of
70 ANAL . dissemination are not needed.
and often prove . nuisance by taking
the place Of more convenient money"
The point 10 we'll taken. The gold dol
lar here in Nevada ceased to BE- . popu.
lar wonder years ago. and having been
found to be . popular nuisance. was
summarily retired nom public circula-
ton. Silver dollars are handler to use,
and suit US very well.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-13

OMAHA boasts OF q printer who has
chsved tobacco forty years. and never
purchased an ouncs.-EreAangs.
oh, that's nothing. There is type.
slinser in this county rho for iorty-ons
years has paid his board in tobacco,
borrowing the necessary amount Of the
weed from his friends and acquaintance
as be goes along.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-13
have the money.

The charts prepared for the United
States Government. under tho direction
Of the Commissioner Of Agriculture. 10
show tbs distribution Of the various
staple crops cultivated in this country.
represent the Upper Missouri basin
from near Kansas City to the nsighbor-
hood Of Yankton. Dakota, as being the
largest and most productive corn region
on the continent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-13

An Eastern exchange tells Us that be-
tween 200 and 800 nen and women OF
81. Louis drink daily from n half TO q
pint Of blood. piping hot from the veins
Of slaughtered cattle. More blood
drinking is done by eonsumptivss and
aged people in September and October
than during the remainder OF the year.
The blood Of young steers is the best.
aud should be caught a IL from
the animal and drank while the foam il
on aud the steam rising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-13

The Washington correspondent Of the
Boston Herald. who is acareful observer
OF political currents atths Capital, writes
that the present tendenc. among the
Republicans is to accept Grant as the
Inevitable in 1850. The political crop
pings in Nevada. NJ well a. slswhers on
the Pacific Coast. have shown indications
for the last year or so Of . growing dis
position to "call old Grant to the front
again" and that's what's tho matter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-13

The Senate evidently regards Elko as
the banner moral county in tho State.
Both Of our members are on the Com
mittss on Public Morals TaSearOru
Tines Rsriear.
The Tuscarorer takes the wrong view
OF the case. Missionaries are sent
among the heather. With this idea Ii
is thought necessary to instruct those
Eiko members in matters pertaining to
their future duties among their con.
stitusnts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-13

A poxxEr may be made an actor II
the right incentive be given. Joe En-
met introduces in "Fritx" n that brays
every evening at exactly the proper
point In the play. This is accomplished
by showing the donkey . bunch Of car.
rots Of which he 10 inordinatsly fond.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-13

A BosroS editor has been refused adj
mission to q church congregation ON the
alleged ground that he worked on sun
day to get out his Monday mornings
papor.-ErehaR0s.
The church for . better reason ought
to refuse membership to its minister.
for he not only prepares his sermon, but
often works hard in delivering II ON the
holy day. II cannot be denied that the
greater part OF his labor eomss on Sun.
day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-13
Eureka Sentinel.

The music Of sleigh.bells has an in.
spiriting effect. second only to the music
in the hurdy-houss next to the Sentinel
Office.
The rag baby was one Of the illustrious
personages that found an untimely
grave in 1878.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-13

The new constitution adopted by the
people Of Warrington Territory. for uss
when the Territory becomes q State.
declares railroads public highways. open
to the use OF all ON equal terms, vests
in the Legislature power to regulate
tolls and fares. and makes stockholders
personally liable for debts due for labor
performed for q chartered company.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-13

II. q. PAlxKn. Nsvada's Fish Com
missioner. has made his first annual re.
port. 1t shows that he has been able to
accomplish much good with the in
significant appropriation OF $1,000 for
two years. Mr.. Parker now asks for an
appropriation OF $4,000. with which he
hopes to stock oil nj lakes and streams
with food hsh. The demand 10 moderate
and tho good results would DO great. lie
shouId have the money.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-13

MANY Of our State exchanges have
been complaining Of ~irrsgularity in the
mail service. The News adds itself to
that number. Several Of u exchanges
have been delayed during the past week.