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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-03-07
to to sBULA MARKETS.

nd to keeEAPH OFFICE, Feb. 9th 1879.
pOimess X Fay THE TO11ow1NG PRICES;
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-03-07

As-o-urp co a5 the rs.r1f cents per
HONS coun In even half
anniversary
Mrs. VIM
the 4th s.-sS1o opNe szs9 'aEN M Aigtt1
Id after February M s79
Ct ger Trains vii run ,7no-
srAz kHEfe ista.. bis
o.a lis lungs, and
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-03-07

Ohio Legal Test oil 13c per gal. Water
White oil gives clear light, and does not
char the wick Ice. per gal. at RIddelTs
Store.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-03-07

ere
no. Fisher. ~. aing
5 Mary Eliza WiRs al5s4son
a Pula.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-03-07

B. Webb the Clothier to the front. The
first one to receive Spring goods. 1924
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-03-07

Henry Ward Beecher says that B. Webb
has the finest assortment of Gents Fur
nishing Goods ever brought to this market
also the latest and nobbyest suits. 1924
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-03-07

Two good "A feet cheese yats-Roe's
make-will be exchanged for either cash or.
other property. Ed. Fickinger.
Ashtabula, Feb. 81, 1879. f511-23
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-03-07

$1,000 envelopes just received, and will
be sold at unheard of prices by NJ. G.
Dick.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-03-07

Finding that l was unable to attend to
insurance work any longer and having put
my business into the hands of the very ef-
icient firm of Green & Sherwood, to my
many friends and patrons I would say. for
your cordial and continued support thank
YOU L O. FISHER
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-03
WAFER.
Psshets E.eeans.rsd 4. the Mines
Recently.

There have been several pockets Of
water encountered Of late in the mines
besides those Of which mention has
already been made.
Yesterday afternoon quite q strong
fow was tapped in the Julian the south.
west drift, 1900. where ore Of q low
grade was recently found. The pumps
have 20 far handled the aow. This
strike. taken In connection With the in.
dioatious already encountered. Is con.
sidsrsd favorable.
In the North bonanza quite Q dow
broke In recently ut a point some 60 feet
below the old tunnel level where the IN
cline shalt ingoing down passed through
a piece OF soft springy ground. A stream
OF about 10 miners inches ran for two
days, whom the dow began 10 decrease.
The pump has now drained the shaft
and work In 10 was resumed yesterday
morning. The wAter-which has now
decreased to about one and q half inches
lis caught up In a tank at the point
where It comes In and II Is only neces-
sary TO run the donkey pump, OCCASION
ally whom the tank has Alled up. The
water tapped was doubtless . mere
pocket formed from water that came In
OF the point where tho vein Is crossed by
n fayins.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-03
Piper. op.r. House.

There was another large attendance OF
greatly interested and highly amused
spectators at Piper's Opera House last
evening to witness the last representa-
ton OF Exit. the Arksnsas Traveller"
with Chanfrau in the title role. The
present company seems to fll the 70.
quirements OF our amusement loving
people very well. .Chanfrau Is o favor
its everywhere and deserves to be.
Courtains and wife are always satisfac-
tory in their places and are good reliable
actors. Annie Adams has shown such q
marked improvement since the com.
mencement OF her career in Pipsr's old
Opera House n TO pass almost out OF
recognition. She deserves the rapid
promotion she has received. Tonight
the "Octoroon," with Chanirau rs
Salem Scudder. another creation Of his
which is extremely popular. Matinee
o-morrow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-03
Tn. coii.e.,o. OF sm.i, Dess..

The following petition is being circu-
lated in this section a. we'll rs other
parts OF the State
To the Honorable, the Members Of
the Legislature Of the State Of Nevada
Gentlemen We. the citizens doing
business In the State Of Nevada, would
respectfully represent that large amounts
are annually lost to US In sums ranging
from one dollar 10 forty dollars. on &C.
count Of the large floating population OF
this State, In consequence OF the cost oil
collecting under the present laws, which
are oppressive not only to the creditor
but also to the debtor. We would 70
specially ask OF your honorable bodies
to alter and pass such laws that We may
DO enabled TO collect such small amounts
al but little expense. either to the credi'
tor or debtor. and that q written notice,
served upon money or property belong
ing 10 the debtor. may net a. An attach
ment until the debt is settled"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-03
Miniaw Locations.

Phil sbsridan Lode-l5OO feet: by
M povsII. commencing At oil Phil.
sheridan Tunnel aud running 100 feet
each way
Cedar Hill Lode-l5O0 feet; by John
Vale; commencing At the Phil. Sheridan
sbnft and works and running 75O feet
sneh way.
Calcutta GENERALIZATION, 1900 feet;
Gold Hill District; south Of the South
Delaware: by ]. i, MetzQer aud q. G.
Buell..
Welton ,nd Reconsideration, 1900
feet: Fiowery District; east OF the Ham.
il,on Con-; by James A. welton and
Frank Tarbox.
Last Chance-Rslocation, 1000 feet;
between the Eureka and Monumental,
and surface ground between East Ophir
and Moutezuma on tho east, and Wa.
catch and Stanley on the west.
Ralston No. q Relocation Of North
California and East Comstock. Virginia
District; by q. T. NJ. hanson; described
~ follows: "Commencing one hundred
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-03
re lie
ESPECIAL DrsrArcz.s TO n. Coin In.
DAILY NEws.l
Patterson and Teller.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-Congrsssman
Patterson Of Colombo has written . let.
ter to Senator Teller. Of the same State.
emphatically denying the charge be
made In the Senate that the Democratic
party iu that State had spent more
money in the late election than had been
spent by all the political parties there
for the last fifteen years. III also brands
rs false the charge Of Teller that the
Democrats Of Colorado seized the Treas
ury Of the railroad aud used II for cleo
ton purposes, and adds that a. Teller IL
q director Of the road named be ought
to have known his statement was IN.
founded. Patterson asks that Q Sub
COMMITTEES OF Tellsr's own committee DO
sent TO Colorado.
Nrw YoRx, Jan. 3.-Ths Worlds
Washington special contains the reply
Of Senator Teller to Congressman Pat
tsrson. It Ia q long and . strong docu-
ment Teller says: al an but think
you have prepared this letter a. furnish.
ing q reasonable excuse to your friends
outside Of Colorado for your defeat at
the late election and your anxiety TO
rush into print with II 10 q pretty good
proof OF this view OF the case. Your
charges are so far from the truth that
you cannot expect to make people be-
lieve them-muoh less to prove them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-03
o. or Labor.


Anldavits Of labor performed within
the year have been fled a. follows
Julia, East Internationally Nat Welsh,
Si2; at request Of the Julia Con. Same
by Robert Walsh. $40; same by Joseph
Trewhella. $48.
Railroad Claim-by Daniel Corcorau.
So, at request OF the Julia Con-; Ed
mund Twohig. $50.
Julia No. 2-by Joseph Martin, $28.
at request Of the Julia Con-; Z. Il.
Burton. s2l; Frank Ksnney. $24; John
Healey. $24
Golden Arrow-by William Carroll.
p. Coyls, Pat Reyes, and Michael Car.
roll, $i60. at request Of the owners.
South Lady Bryap-by John Kelly.
500; John Gould, $84; Thos. Sadlsr.
Sis; at request Of Lady Bryan Con.
Lafayette & Dexter COMFY Lafay-
cite Andrews. $3.50.
Alabama Claim-by John O'Reefs,
SloO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-03
Coins Compared.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.-Ths annual
circular OF the Director Of the Uuited
States MINIS, giving the value in United
States money Of the coins Of the differ.
emit countries Of the world. now that the
dollar Ia tho monetary unit OF eight
countries. has been issued. The gold
dollar OF the British possessions Of
North America. OF Siberia and Of the
Sandwich Islands is Of the lame value
AZ u dollar. The silver dollar OF Mex.
leo is worth 1917 cents In our money;
that OF Bolivia, 96H cents; that Of
Peru. Ecuador and Central America.
93X cents. From the statement II up.
pears that the bullion value Of the sill.
yer dollar OF the United States Is nearly
10 cents less than Of the silver dollar Of
South American countries.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-03
Ge1ernment Printing once.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.--Finley's com.
mittse. which has been investigating the
alleged frauds in the management Of the
Government printing Office. completed
Its report to-day. The report will charge
that the management OF the Office has
been loose. particularly In the manner
In which accounts have been kept. II
will DO alleged that money has been
drawn from the Treasury and not &C.
counted for to the extent OF OF least
$3.50, 600 since 1869; that the cost Of
materials used In the printing Office has
been In excess OF the ruling market
rates by at least . third; that assessments
have been levied, and that frauds exist
which will implicate the chief clerk. The
report will probably recommend that
each department control its " printing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-03


Divorces have been granted in Storey
county during the year 1878 as follows
Martha McSwsegan from Frank Nc
Swsegap, January 3; grounds, failure
to provide. -,
w. H. Robinson from Perincia Rob
inson, January % dssertion.
Alice Ellis from Elijah Ellis, January
20 : failure to provide.
Elizabeth Riley from Frank Riley,
January IS; extreme cruelty.
S. q. Portsous from Franchises O.
Portsous, February IA desertion.
Louisa Winter from Jacob Winter.
| March @ /; failure TO provide.
Carrie Kendall from Robert Kendall.
| March 90; adultery.
Lille L. Tollman from Charles F.
Tollman, April %; drunkenness.
Harriet +. Ellis from Francis A. Ellis.
April 10; failure to provide.
Nancy Grsenhalgh from Edward
Grseuhalgh. April 80; extreme cruelty.
Bridget Callahan from Peter Callahan.
May Z; dssertion.
Mary Frick from Oliver ]. Flick. May
%; failure to provide.
Elizabeth Gray from George A. Gray,
April 20; drunkenness and extreme
cruelty.
Mary b. Brown from Andrew Brown.
June %; failure to provide.
Sarah A. Ashley from Augustus +.
Ashley, June %, failure to provide.
Martha A. Burkett from Joseph III.
Burkstt, July Q; extreme cruelty.
Judith Paymal from Jules Paymal,
July /; cruelty and failure TO provide.
Margaret A. MoMinemy from Robert
McMinemy. July 1; extreme cruelty.
Mark Strouss from Lille Strouse,
August IA; adultery.
Mary b. Hickok from Seth b. Hickok.
August 2; failure to provide.
Catharins 7. McSorley from John
McSorlsy, August ~; extreme cruelty.
Delima Lefevrs from Frederic Lefsvrs.
September 0; failure to provide.
Ida Fuller from Edward Fuller. Sep
tember 10; failure to provide.
Sarah j. Pottls from A. Z. Pottls,
September Z; desertion.
Elizabeth Mayer from Charles II.
Mayer, September IL; dssertion.
Kin Roe FROM A. heus Roe, Septsm.
Der 81: failure to provide.
Gertrude L. Fleming from William
Fleming. September n; failure TO pro.
vide.
Nellie N. Bolan from W. ]. Bolan.
September "a; cruelty.
Leah Cautrovicz from Marks Cantro-
vitz, October 90; cruelty.
Christiaua waggel from John Wasgel,
October lG; cruelty.
Catherine Z. Berry from George Der
~. November 0; failure to provide.
Mary Rasnsr from George Rasner,
November 0; dsssrtion.
Elvira Gufin from James A. Quinn,
December 10; failure to provide.
Mary McGinnis from Lawrence Nc.
Ginnis, December IS; cruelty.
Maggie A. Lewis from Swain Lewis.
December 2; failure TO provide.
A comparison Of the names In the
foregoing list with those OF the mar.
riages shows that not all who have fg-
ursd herein have done 90 because "sick
Of love and tired OF life;'' but rather be-
cause some one else tired Of them.
The records are side by side. and they
show q decided lead In favor OF matri.
mony even here on the C~omstock, where
many affect to dospise II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-03
Bodle fi.les All Right.

SAN Francisco. Jan. 2.-Robert Gar.
diner. late State Surveyor General, pub
fishes in the Bulletin this evening q
card relating to Bodls titles, in which he
says the survey was not made according
to United States laws regulating surveys.
He says to the mine owners. locators
and people Of Bodis that their progress
will not DO retarded by this flourish Of
adverse title. a. the application on fle
for this section and the certificates OF
purchase issued from the State Land
Office are entirely worthless. Had
Minis examined the applications o. filed.
with the law providing for the sale OF
school lands, he would not have given
the opinion, AZ published, that the Stats
title to this section. as issued BY him,
Ia good.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-03
The McGarrahan Case,

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.-There 10 . bare
possibility Of . disposition this session
Of the McGarrahan Ease. Senator Gar
land has prepared q bill, which he will
introduce In the Senate at tho nrst OPP
portunity. sending the case to the Court
Of Claims, witn the right Of appeal to
the Supreme Court, and the appointment
Of q receiver OF the New Idria Mining
Company pending the nnai decision Of
matters.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-03
rnx rKorLx WANT PROOF.

There u No medicine presenesd hy physicians
or old by drxxisss thai carries such evidence
Of lie success and superior virtue - Diseases
German syrup for severe c0ughs. Colds settled
on the breast. Consumption. OF any disease Of
the Throat and LunsS. Aproof % that fsct 10
that any psrson sf1ictea can get . sample bottle
for 10 cent. and try lie superior effects bslore
BUYING the regular riz- a. 10 cents. II has Alley
ben introduced In this country from Germany.
and ID. wonderful cures are astoni-hing every
cue that use- L. Three do-c- will relieve AM
case. Try 10. Sold By all druggists In America.
della cog SAT
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-03
pos,r ynowS.I 10 YOU CAN HELP 1T,

bat don't emile morc than yc- 80 obliged To
% you have . moathfal Of disoole-d teeth. 10
sueh 10 the case procurv. and use al least once
every day. dsiightfal sozoDoSr. which VIII
remove the unescomiug spots and speeh- thai
make the gums hard and rosy. and inpsft ira
france 70 yoar breath. sOzODOSr, moreover.
contains no corrosive aeids or gritty partiels-,
which 10 the es>s with some dentifnee.. bat 10
eminently safe - we'll A. thoroughly .n.e,iye.
sold By druggists. dell I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-03
A Rald fhlaG.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2.-Todsy, between
II and l O'Clock. Q thief entered the
Government printing Office, and watch
ing his opportunity. took from the safe
OF the disbursing clerk . package Of cur.
rency containing Sl0.0 600. intended fol
paying of the employees and for the pur'
chase Of material. and escaped without
observation. Detectives were immedi.
ately put TO work. and II 10 thought The
money will soon DO recovered.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-03
Joseph Hinch and Margaret Donahue,

March id; Father Mano9ue.
Charles Polika and Kate McCullen
July 10Th; 4. McGuire.
joseph Ming and Sarah Haughey
July lith; +. Mcclure.
Joseph richards and Anna Neary
August lsth; ID. U. Sullivan.
os,r' sh1 maize braoy
tvSn;.~ Sssa. .aI Nsranogue.
1e anu NeiIle Defmody
Sa,u..a
Sg... n " sIia SULLIVAN
NV, ~. "; SULLIVAN,
Ill ao.n. sna yoana brosnan
Yoss.t - 1u'.n
tina Sovsmhsy IAN. n q Smu;s Su'
ma, Wsr.dS". ntSNH.r ~
yo,.mS., aI,h. ' n n 'S Sau na,aee FOX
$3.50 n W.. WnN .u-
yo,smhs, OH. n ~ sn,,;ss, 'u''
LIs,.nS., ~. "a 49,. nj,
I,,. ood. N D - ana virginia Da'io
~
an Na, o. p SnsS ana p,. ha ~ y a. a.. =
'I; mo.'mget ooln' hev; W; v. u,ay
u."nan n, DssS1 sn, and siaila a,c
yvny,so W'ee io'n, rs,ner IlAuP's
wtillam "ier and a annie Lssher' De
~ a., G;,.. ~.
az r. Coz %a anu "Ass's o"'e' N''
AZ, Z. y; ovoA.
John gsokenshirs n :, MIS-; Frances
vincent Lee. "a hsV' W. W gray.
The foregoing has been compiled from
the record Of marriages in regular order
and includes oil those whose certificates
have been returned. In addition thereto
are recorded the following licenses Is
sued by the clerk. which have not ys
been returned. and recorded with certih
Gates OF marriages:
William Hooper to Mary Evans, Sep
tembsr Z.
James Comerford to Mary A. Crowley
| September IA,
Henry Morris 10 Mary Kelly, Septem
Der IL.
.yohn II. McRae to Bella Mckenzie
September 10.
Henry Koehne TO Ida Fuller. Septsm
Dor 80.
Hugh Mackey 10 Emma Cooper, Sep
TENDER %.
Charles G. Wright TO Linda Patterson
September 90.
Disine Psrier 10 Delmia Lefevre. 0cto
Der IL.
II. b. Mitchell 10 Emma o. Augustine
October IL.
]. ID. Martin to j. Aubrey. October %
Phil. McDev,t to Maggie I. Gransy
October "a.
Henry Lux to Mrs. f. Haupt, octo
ber 20.
IL. u. Miller to Mary II. Mann. No
vember 1.
George Merritt to Mrs. X. L. Pattsr'
son. November 4,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-03
Misisr Transssss.

Following transfers have bssn fled
for record In the Office Of the County Re
corder:
q. ID. Roberts. Jos. Clark. A. B. Paul
and I. H. Helm, to George Hearst, dated
January 10. 1876. all gr~antors' interests
In certain mining claims OF 200 feet
each. in Virginia District, situated In
Cedar Gulch, near the mouth OF Q small
gulch that puts In on the south aide Of
said ravine. and commencing at the
junction Of said gulchss and running
300 feet each way. north and south; 10
Gated October z. 1859; consideration, %.
j. Q. Clark and Thos. Andrews 70
George Hearst; Same grounds; same
consideration.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-03
Public Debt Statement,

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2.-Ths public
debt statement shows an increase Of the
debt for September Of sl.233, 7S5. and
the following balance in the Treasury
Coin, 1924. 1866, ATT; currency. st,6i5,.
$50; currency held for redemption Of
fractional currency. $40, 600, 900; special
deposits for redemption Of certificates
Of deposit, S34. SIG, 900; coin and silver
certificates, S24.07o.83 outstanding
legal tenders, $346. 6Sl Ole; fractional
currency, SIC, l08, l54.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-03
oy plAaio>Ds

Colo .sd silver. ana the diraeaity ms, With Ia
,ccrripr ihsu. y . -ufs iucicsuoa u thssr
vsise. rhus n 10 viii . valuable medicine.
Dr. Aus. Kslssris esiebrsfed German Pulmonic
Elixir. hroagh tho jealousy Of rivals. has met
win the mott bitter opposition. and APPARENTLY
insarmountAb,c obstacles have been thrown In
its way; bot lis opponsnts might e. well try to
change the eourss Of the suo. sweep bach the
OCEAN with Q broom 0r put cut . pfsirie nrs
with Q tsar For the cure Of Throat and Lung
DissaA~s. such ~ Coughs. Colds. CONSUMPTION
cures arv truly magical. Ask J. Jones. Jr.
duggist. Main street. Oold I'LL. for 10. The
genuine bean the Pru.siAn Goat OF Arms. the
facsimile signature Of Dr. Aus. Kaiser. and ha.
his mans blown on everg Is cent bottle. Trai
bottles IS cents. IoiS cow
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-03
The seward liberalization.

wAsuIsoros, Jan. 3.-Sprinssr's CON-
mittso resumes the Seward ease to-mor.
row. Stewards counsel thinks the Of.
forts to make him testify against him.
self unconstitutional. This 10 not gen.
orally believed, therefore he will prob
ably DO brought before the bar Of the
House.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-03
Railroad Engine Explosion.

CoLrAx, Jan. AIT 2:l5 this after
noon tho boiler Of engine No. II, while
going from Truckss to Summit with a
special freight train. blsw up one mile
east OF Summit, killing engineer Norton
instantly, and scalding the fireman,
Charles Hoy. 90 badly that be lived but
. few hours. Conductor Green was
badly bruised about tho head. About
sixty feet Of snow shed was blown 70
atoms. The engine 10 . total wreck:
The track will probably not DO cleared
up before 8 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-03
v,es.. FLORAL, Guide.

OF the many guides and seed and
plant catalogues sent out by our seeds
men and nurserymon, and that are doing
80 much TO inform the people and
b~saatify and enrich our country. none
are 90 beautiful. one 30 instructive, as
Piek's Floral Guide. Its paper 10 the
choicest. It's illustrations handsome. and
given by the hundred. while its colored
plate Is . gem. This work, although
costing but Ave cents, Is handsome
enough for q gilt book. or Q place on
the parlor table. Sec advertisement In
another column to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-03
Mrs. GrosalaY.a CandItian.

SAN Francisco. Jan. 2.-Ths condi.
ton Of Mrs. Emma Crosslsy. who was
shot by her husband on Howard street
Tuesday night 10 improved. The ball.
which entered her head. has not been
extracted. but hopes are entertained OF
her recovery.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-03
l.. o. .. y. Is.ssIi.tisa.

At q regular meeting Of Parker Lodge
No. Is, held at their ball. Gold Hill,
January Q, 1879. the following officers
we're installed by d. d. @. ~. Thomas
Rowe: Z. Beriiner. N. o.; Thomas
Marks, v. G.; James LangAn, Record
ing and Permanent Secretary; j.. y.
Marshall, Treasurer; Gordon Grant, X.
8. and N. G.; ]. Normington, L.. =. and
g.; John Mitchell. Il. B. and v:t.;
John Symons, L. ). and G.; Alfred
Cahsn. Inside Guardian; p. A. Peter
sop, Outside Guardian.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-03
n..sss.sry Ga.rd Ei.e,iss.

At o meeting Of the Montgomery
Guard. hold last evening, Il. II. Lindsay
was chosen Captain by the unanimous
vote Of the company. The other officers
elected we're a. follows: First Lisuten-
ant. John Henderson; Second Lieuten-
ant. II. Hennessy; Second Brevet Lieu.
tenant, Thomas Finnigan; First Ser.
eesnt, NJ. Collins; Second Sergeant. X.
Quinn; Third Sergeant, j. L. Casey;
Fourth Sergeant, John MeAlister; Quar-.
tsrmastsr sergeant. W. /. Byrns; Sscre.
tary, Z. ID. Kearns.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-03
Rouds Reissued.

NEW Yonx. Jan. IA Warrington
dispatch says the Controller Of the Cur
rency has reissusd 5000 In bonds to
scotohman who was robbed Of that
amount on q railway In Scotland some
time ago, be having proved that the
thieves, Who could not read, had burned
ths honds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-03
0,LearY sill Lame.

New Yonx, Jan. 3.--The World says
the pedestrian o,Lcary has gone TO Hot
Springs. Arkansas. via Chicago. lie is
still lame and tho doctor says he has
done his last walking unless he takes
care Of himself for months.
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%RRmARxAnLK cAsR.

One Of the most extraordinary euree on
record was tbs: Of The man John Y. Herman
dsz. residing In Salt LAke City. Who uas 81
-dssth's door with thai terrible di-eass MARI
mus the beat medical aid hal failed 10 stop
the progress Of the mSlsdy, when twenty.thres
bottles of BRisroLs sARSAPARiLI.A and
vell man. jyl5 In
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Chinaman Refused Citi,en,hip.

NKw Yonx, Jan. 3.-Tho Clerk Of the
United States Circuit Court Of Boston
recently refused the application Of Q
Chinaman for naturalization. on the
ground taken by Judge Lowell. that
Mongolians do not come within the pro-
visions OF the statute relating to natur.
alization OF FREQ whites or Africans.