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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-10-02
Pocket Book Lost.

On last Thursday evening, while going
directly west from Redwood Falls and
within six miles of town, the undersign-
ed lost brown leather pocket book, con-
tanning ten dollar bill, five dollar bill,
some change and several papers of no
value to the finder. A liberal reward
will be paid for the return of the pocket
book and its contents to this Office or to
Thomas D. Barber, T. 112, r. SO.
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Local News.
COMING WINTER.

Now kdock the nuts from o # the tree
And stow them in the barn.
And shear the chickens ana the geese,
And spil your winters yarl,
ig up yo II outside windows soon
ana ..din them to the wall;
Put on the rubber nouldings, too,
And the storm door withal.
Your cellar floor with coal now dress,
And sharpen up your ak:
Your name get on the voting list,
And promptly pay your tax.
And when the winters storm shall rage,
And snow and hail shall come.
just spend your evenings with your wife
And family at home.
-[Boston Transcript.
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Church Directory.

PRrsRyrrRIpx.-Rev.H Henry A. Dodge. Pastor
Services every SABBATH at II o'clock A. NJ and
IT =; o'clock P. NJ. Sabbath school at ~ o
clock A. NJ.
MsrpopIsr.-Rev. s. NJ. Davis, Pastor. Ser
vie, every SABBATH at 10i. A. NJ, ana "a !, =
NJ, Sabbath school every Sabbath, at rs ~
CHR1sr1A1.-Elder, A p. Frost, Pastor. Ser
vices every Lordsday. at TO-. A. NJ. ana 6.s
Pm Sunday School T.: P. NJ.
EplscopAL.-Henry J. Gurr Deacon. Divine
Services the End. 4th and 5th Sundays IN the
month at 1880 a. IN, and 500 p. IN.
Sunday School every Lords doy at 3:5V p. m.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-10-02

Col Chandler and r. W. Rockwell
have united their hardware stocks ant
will carry on their business in the build
ing now occupied by Mr.. Chandler.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-10-02

Don't forget to examine Bishop Cor
don's display of the Davis sewing ma
chimes when you go to the fair.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-10-02

Geo. Leibenguth has purchased Whit
man Bros butcher shop.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-10-02

The track will be in excellent condition
for the races, providing there is no more
rain.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-10-02
POST.OEEICE.

REpwocp FALLS, MINI, JAN. 1878.
OFFICE HouRs.-For delivery of mail and sale
week days. On Sundays, from L NJ, to r.
NJ.
Money order and Register Letter Depart
ment open from A. NJ. to6P NJ.
MAILS for the East close at 9: P. NJ.
ROOT. WATSON, P. NJ.
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MISS l.. ". LONG,
DEALER IN
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
Second St. opposite Redwood Co. Bank.
would respectfully inform the Ladies
am prepared to offer large select line of
@AlAA2eRy Goods,
Consisting Of Flowers from the cheapest very finest
Ostrich and Fancy Feathers Silks Vevets Ornaments Ribbons Satin
Iaces and full line of ~
Felt Iats and Bonnets,
And connection with Millinery the finest stock of
Fancy Goods
To be found this side Chicago consisting Worsteds town
Yarn Java Canvas, Woed Floss Patterns Gloves Hosiery
Stocking Supporters Legns Corsets the Foy
and Colr Rung of all kinds Towels Soaps Perfcry Sta
ionery &c. &c 49,
Ladies hdens Worsted Jackets Pants and
fact thing to be found Millinery Goods store
With the position affords am nro
that shall be better enabled than offer satisfactory
TO my trends and customers and cordially solicit continuance
future of the trade have kindly given past
MISS [. w. LONG,
Redwood Falls, MINI.
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l. o. Of O. F.

REDWOOD LODGE. No. Is meets every
saturday night, at g o'clock.
ed to attend.
Orro DoRSBERG. n. $. A. d. HOLIDAY. N. Il.
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Sew UIm aud Redwood Stage Line.
DAILY STAGE EACH wAY.l

"a DAILY STAGE EACH wAY.1
Redwood Falls to Minnesota Falls. via. Yellow
Medicine on Tuesdays and Fridays and re-
turn on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Redwood Falls to Beaver Falls and return eV-
cry Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
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MASONIC--ANrIQUrTYL oDoE No. 81, A. F.
A. M.-Regular meetings on the LIST ard "a
Wednesdays In each month. at ~ O'Clock r.
NJ E. A. CHANDLER, Sec.
REDWOOD R. A. Chapter Z. D, Stated Convo-
cations the md and 4th Fridays OF eacn
3. a. CHANDLER. W.T.. DICKINSON.
Seq, H.P.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-19
what Rum WIN Do.

Some years ago In ons Of the counties
OF New York, Q worthy man was tempted
to drink until he RAJ drunk. In the
delirium Of drunkenness he went homs
and murdered his wife In the most bar.
barous manner. He was carried to the
Jail while drunk. and kept through the
night. Awakening In the morning. and
looking around upon the walls, and see
ing the bars upon the windows, be OF.
claimed:
els this o jaili"
"Yss. you are In JAIL" answered some
one.
"what am I here fori" Was the earn.
est inquiry.
''For murder" vas the answer
"Doss my wife know III"
''Your wife know Il 2" said some one.
"why, II was your wife you have
killed"
On this announcement he dropped
suddenly. o. II he had been struck dead.
Let Il be remembered that the constable
who carried him to Jail sold him the II.
quor which caused bis drunkenness, the
Justice who issued the warrant was one
Of those who signed bis license; and the
sheriff who hung him also sold liquor
and kept Q tsn.pin alley.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-19
Ptpsr's 0psra Hsss&.

There was another good audience las,
evening at Piper's Opera House to
greet the second appearance OF the
Berger Family and Sol Smith Russell
Combination. The company were not
quite 50 liberal in leo rs on the first
evening. although the audience thun-
dsred their applause and called for more
with all the fervor Of Oliver Twist with
spoon in hand. IL may be possible 10
get loo much Of . good thing. but the
people in this instance do not fear IL and
the most conspicuous and dsmonstrativs
portion Of the audience last evening was
composed Of those who were In atten.
dance the night before. The mimicry
Of Sol Smith Russell Is something that
will bear study. The more one sees and
hears him the finer his points appear
and the more satisfactory his impersona
tons. His changes Of features. too. are
marvellous. The whole performance 10
exquisite. There will be an entire change
OF programme this evening. The So
lections Of music will be new and Rus
sell will open his repertory and take out
many good things. both old and new.
Next Wednesday Buffalo Bill will ap-
pear at the Opera House aud open In
INLAY Cody" for a season Of four
nights and q Saturday matinee. The
play is founded on the famous Noun
tain Meadow massacre. and there will
be some vivid pictures given OF frontier
life. In which the veritabls savage will
appear clad for the war path. The play
has been very successful in San Fran
cisco. and will doubtless draw well in
this vicinity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-19
Sirsisi. cay iise,is..

At a special meeting Of the Board Of
Aldermen Of Virginia last evening fol-
lowing polling places were designated
for the election Of May 9th. and inspsc-
tors appointed
First ward-Polls to be held In the
frs, house north OF Dellepians's store.
Inspectors. John Pstrie and +. A. Ellis.
Second ward-Polls at the City Hall
building. Inspectors, Peter Dunn and
J. W. Noyes.
Third ward-Polls at the old City
Hall building. Inspectors. b. +. Wal.
lace aud p. Hsnly.
Fourth ward--Polls at Monumental
Engine house No. @. Inspectors. John
Snow and Henry Pady.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-19
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
t.r.crI. TO RI. soLD urll nAir nv'l
senuble TAX Among the Negroes.

benslplo Iaik AmOuB INC No6hvOss
CHICAGO. April ia Iines New
Orleans special says: A convention OF
colored men from all parts Of the State
had q conference yesterday regarding the
exodus. Pinchbeck headed the poll
%ticians and Rev. A. II. Newman the
church members. The latter prevailed
and organized the convention. Some
very incorporate speeches were made.
but the general prevailing sentiment was
voiced BY @. Il. Thompson. the Per.
msnent President. who delivered . mod
crate but extremely ominous address.
He said : Prominent Southern men
have confessed 10 me that whom the
country was invaded and It's women and
children were at the mercy Of the negro
,bs. that race remained faithful beyond
expectation; but the Southern people
have trusted too much 10 the docility Of
the negro. There Is q settled conviction
among our racs that We have not been
Justly treated. Our fidelity In . season
Of deadly peril has not been met BY the
amity We bad q right to expect. They
tell Us that We will die In Kansas Of cold,
but We had better die there than die here
BY the shotgun. Treated v citizens NO
can do better here than anywhere else.
II white capitalists will put down ruf.
hanism I will 10 the utmost Of my abil.
ity endsavor 10 prevent the exodus. We
were born here and the climate 10 con.
genial, but II We cannot live here In
peace We had better leave. One dslega.
lion on this floor represents . scciety OF
(, 1000 souls. We have carefully CON-
sidered the consequences OF this move.
The experience OF q few In 81. Louis will
not DO repeated. Those who 60 hence
forth will 60 amply provided with means
to place them In their homes and with Q
sufficient sum to maintain them until
they can secure profitable labor. We
know the consequences and We know
that our labor hare cannot be replaced.
but the white people have presumed
upon our good nature, and unless We
have better guarantees than have yet
been accorded. within . year there will
not be o man, woman or child OF our
race left In Louisiana"
NEw 0RLEASs. April l9.-In the con
vention OF colored people to-day the
Committee on Address reported. among
other things, the disparity In the matter
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-19

TIE MASONIC SooIAL.--The Masonic
social at Gold Hill Masonic Hall last
night was q pleasant affair. Among the
ladies present not belonging In Gold
Hill were Miss NJ. Long. Miss Winnie
Timmons and Miss n. Mitchell Of Viz.
ginia City. and Miss Sadie Ent OF San
Francisco. The music was excellent
and the dancers enjoyed themselves
most thoroughly.
TEE annual meeting Of the stockhol.
dsrs OF the Virginia & Truckee Railroad
Company will be held at the Office Of
the company In Virginia City, on Tues.
day. May Is, at o
vrsrrISo DLY.-At some OF the mines
tomorrow will DO visiting day under the
new law. Some superintendents. how
ever. have fixed Monday the 2lst as the
day.
TIE Rev. George r. Davis. Of Car.
son, will ofioists at St. Johns Church.
tomorrow, both morning and evening.
The evening service will begin at 1880.
Tsour yrsurSo 10 said TO be good al
present In the Truckee river in the Vi
cinity Of Reno. The fish law will be in
force tomorrow. however.
The ladies OF the Methodist Church,
Virginia, are making arrangements to
give . concert and strawberry festival on
the lib Of May.
AND now Isabella Psndill wants q
divorce from Elijah Pendill because Of
cruel and inhuman treatment.
ANDREW SoUTER will not lose his feet.
His toes, however. will be sacrificed.
GOVERNOR KINxxAD Is In Virginia TO.
day giving and getting greetings.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-19
PACIFIC COAST sREvI1lEs.

Reno Journal, April 10: A fisherman
named Thomas Hitchcock got on train 9
at Verdi last night with the intention OF
stealing Q ride to Camp 20. About two
miles west Of Verdi he attempted to
climb down from Q box car to . Dat, and
fell between tho cars. The wheels
passed over his left thigh. cutting the
iesh some and crushing the bone. He
was brought down on the overland this
morning and taken 10 the County Hos.
pital. Drs. Bergman and Hogan ampu.
lated his leg to-day, but II Is said that
there IL little hope OF his surviving. he
IL q son OF Rev. A. r. Hitchcock, for.
merly pastor Of the Congregational
Church here. His father has charge OF
q p~astorats at Suisun. Cal.
Eureka Leader. April 10: Lawrence
Thompson met With o painful accident
this morning. and will probably lose the
sight Of his right eye. He was driving
q nail into . board at bis house on
O'Neil avenue, when . pisos OF the head
was broken OF and few into the eye.
lacerating Il considerably. The physi.
clan Is Of the opinion that the sight will
not be restored.
Reno Journal, April IS: The motion
for . hearing In All Chousy's case VA
ovsrruled Wednesday BY the Supreme
Court, and be will DO hanged unless the
Board OF Pardons commute his sentence.
All Chousy will DO called up for sentence
on Monday next. Al oon - the death
sentence has been passed upon him. his
attorneys will present bis case before the
Board OF Pardons for Communication.
Austin Rsueik. April 10: Rev. 8. p.
Kelly, Of Belmont, formerly State Blu.
psrintsndsnt OF Public Instruction, has
been appointed rector Of st. Georges
Episcopal Church In this city, and will
be here TO take charge during the latter
part OF next month. RI. Rev. Bishop
Whitaker will occupy the pulpit Of the
aforesaid church on the second Sunday
In May.
Lieutenant Governor Adams 10 on his
way TO Nye county TO see bis herds
which roam In that section. Mrs. Adams
accompanied him q far q the Hum.
boldt House.
The famous horses Rarus, Col. Lewis,
Adelaide. Calmar. Doty and sweetzsr
will DO exhibited In Carson on the Sd Of
May.
Crit. Thornton, the Eureka attorney,
Is going to move TO San Francisco. where
he will continue the practice OF his pro-
fession.
The N. A. II. & n. Society's race
track ct Carson has beon leased TO West
George until the Fall turf meeting.
The Highbridgs Mining Company
shipped from Austin last Tuesday bul.
lion valued at $I,700.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-19
Playing to Get Even.
Car,oa Tribune. Aprii ls.

tuFsV" ffso""et nP''
A certain mint Drop" who by his
sensational yarns has caused more insan.
ity than all the breaks on the C%omstock;
who, as the avenRer OF Jake Biter's
wrongs. scared children shuddsringly to
bed; whose swell appearance on the
street makes the mahalas step q side
and CRY, "Oh. bleeding hearth whose
shadow bldshes at being smaller and
thinner than q bean pole. takes occasion
this morning to slur the honest endeav.
ors OF . hotel man to learn the song and
danos business. Now. while We admit
that the hotel man In question is the
most awkward individual in Carson,
still the truth must DO told. which In
substance Is as follows: It seems that
the Mint Drop saw the hotsl man going
through O series OF convulsive move-
msnts, suggestive Of oramp.colic. can
can and the new wave waltz, caused
by o remark made by one Of the
lady members OF o theatrical company,
who, having lost the key Of her trunk,
and seeing the Mint drop In the
parlor (he Is occasionally per.
mittsd TO DO there when tho lady
guests were ut dinnsr), ran up TO him
and said: "Please, sir. will you be kind
enough TO crawl through the key. hole OF
my trunk and unlock Il from the inside;
that's dear. good boy" The hotel man
overheard the conversation. and Of
course got his ponderous feet in motion
and danced az with glss. In justice to
the Mint Drop (whose gallantry 10 sec.
ond only TO his side whiskers). be did
offer to perform tho service, but said
that his other shirt was at the China
mans, and as he did not desire 10 wear
. soilsd front, would the lady object to
bis going through in his undershirt.
And he was preparing to divest himself
Of his outer garment, when the lady
said: ''No. never mind. / travelled
three years with Barnum's living skele-
ton, and the sight OF q man thinner than
no. stripped down to the merino, would
make me sick"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-19
Fifs and Drum.

When the Emmett Guard turned oui
to escort the Carson Guard last Tues
day the only music was . fife and drum.
Those who marched after this music were
greatly pleased. some eve prefsrring u
to 4 regular band. II must 30 conceded
that nothing has . more military appear
anes and sound than the ffs and drum.
On the occasion referred to Syl. knight
blow the DIE. al the way he made the
instrument talk was q caution 10 the
natives. The fife and drum will prob
ably be much in demand by military
companies hereafter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-19
DEMOCRATIC poIHos.
Result sf she Primaries Held tn virs
gists Yssserday-Ssnss % Dele
gates.

-
Tho Democratic primaries passed OF
quietly yesterday in Virginia. and the
manner In which they we're conducted
illustrated the fact that II always takes
two to quarrel. The second party not
being generally in the Asld there was no
great contention. But Il was really in
terestins to see how the old habits Of the
party chung to it, and the old tricks
played even where there was no occasion
Tor II. But then, practice makes perfect
and keeps perfect as well.
In order IL Is supposed to be In prae.
tice 70 as TO run May 9th. some OF The
candidates for Democratic city nomina-
tons not only put their tickets In the
field where there Was no opposition, but
marshaled their FOUNDERS and repeaters
to make sure Of carrying IL.
The delegates elected are - follows
First ward-F. d. Piunkstt, John
Capuro, @. c. Borman. jas. Fay. A.
| Lernhart. Thos. Tucker. 7. Dempsey.
| II. @. Thompson. II. Reese. d. Des-
| mond-l0.
Second ward-Grant Israel. O. A.
Shaney, ID. Moriarity. W. Bitter. W.
Weber. John Mailman. 7. Desmond.
". II. Ash, Dan Cronin-9.
Third wsrd-Gsorge T. Marys. John
Shaughnessy. W. II. Thompson. Frank
Monahau. Andy Nsenan. John @. Kans.
Iabn uamilton. Frank Gilmartin- &
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-19
DR. MrNTIR,s NRPHRRTICUm.

"a compound huid extract Of Buohul Dr.
Mintie's Nsphrslicum works wonders. Al
cases OF Dropsy. Bright's Disease. Kidney. Biad
der and Urinary Complaints, or Retention Of
Urine are entirely cured BY the Nsphretieum,
Gravel, Diabetes, pain 10 the back, side and
loln are cured whom all other medicines have
failed See what the druesists OF Portland and
San Francisco aay about Dr. Mintie's NephretL
cum and knglish Dsndelion Pills: ave have
sold Q large amount OF Or. hintis's medicines,
the English Dandelion PILLS. also the Nephrcti.
cum. and in all Cases they arc highly SPOKEN o.
Druggist. second street, Portland; G. Il. Wood.
ward / Co., Druggists. corner firt and Aldei
streets, Portland. Messrs. Abrams a Carroll.
whole ale DiugRists. Nos 3 and 8 Front street,
Ban rranoisco. say. We rrVdrd Nsphrefteun
az he beat Ridasv and Bladder Remedy 6yors
he public 4" All Druggists keep thsss medicinss
FOR all arrangements OF the Liver. u.s. Dr.. Min
ties English Dsndellon Pills. POI Biliousnesa
ana D~yspepsia. use Or. hintie's Rnslish Dsnde'
English Dandelion Pills. Every family should
k-ep the English DAndellon Pills o. hand. Dr,
Mintie's remedies will not 'curs Ill complsints."
but will. n taken according TO directions. give
Immediate relief. and perfect Q cure In oil
troubles for which they are recsmmepded. Sold
By all Druggists.
THERl have been moro cures Of seminal
weakness. nervous debility and paralysis made
by the wonderful Kuglish remedy, Sir Ashley
remedies combined. why viii you suffer !
send TO A.. 4. Mintie, n. D., No. II Kesrny
street. Ban Francisco. for the Restorative. and
BE- cured. Prizes. ~ per bottle; four times tho
quantity. tl0. Try . bottle. mh1e iy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-19
Gsorge G. Gorham.

Nxw Yonx, April ia Washington
special says: George @. Gorham, eI'
Secretary Of the Senate. leaves for Call
fornia soon to enter upon an active cam
paign In that State. He IL an excellent
political organizer and is confident Of Z
Republican success. He thinks the Rs.
publicans will elect the Governor and {
majority Of the Legislature. which will
elect . United States Senator 10 succeed
Senator Booth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-19


A LIVING DEArn.--Henry Lyon. the
man who fell into the winzs in the old
South Utah tunnel last Wednesday alter
noon. 10 found to have sustained Q frac.
turs Of the spine. No other bones were
broken. He 10 psralyzsd from the point
OF injury downward. bis legs and the
whole lower part Of his body being per.
fectly dead. lie has q good appetite
and may live, but will never have any
use OF the lower part Of his body.
RrourlArIoS.-Ths book Of Justice
Cook shows 7O3 names only. At Q
o'clock next Thursday the book will
close, and Of that time the number
should be more than doubled. In Vir.
Rinia, Township No. I has l0l2 and
Township 2, 1910. Total In county this
morning 2725. At the risk OF being tire
some we must warn all that unless regis
tered this Spring they cannot vote at the
coming election.
SALrED But NOT SAvKp.-A man who
..vat n, yiro;nia vestaadav from HOdie
A''u
says u Is now iouna 'na' .ns P'a0o.
mines In that place were sailed. Several
persons sold out for considerable sums.
and at oncs took the stage and departed.
One man is said to have sold for sls,.
900. Small prospects can DO obtained
almost anywhere about the town. but
there Ii no ground that nj DO made TO
pay.
co.v,xo -Th.,s vii, h. cock. fighting
p,S
T'. u.u;.., 1000 sou,h n
.,r..,- Virginia. This contention OF
birds will be- the last Of the season. As
soon a. possible the main will be taken
out to give place to club rooms. These
will be open on the LIST Of May.
px..u.,., wo,x .or,,v r,;..
mar. b.ys completed the sewer ON
s,.v.r, .trsst. between TAYLOR and
Un;on. yi,vinis. In mapy place. n va.
m.ds f,om Ave 10 sioht feet In depth.
~ 80 ., ,h,.. ,hort br.ncbss vsrs
Snc m e. br;,sJs" viII probably
nsst h. INIT IN YORK Al a sev.r on south
street, near the Gold Hill line.
onpr.rp TaASsYER.-In the matter
Of Marx Lovelv. bankrupt, tho United
Co.. D,.,,;., co,,, N, The st.ts Of
SNnss.!I. w.. ..S"..a IN son.,d.,.,;on
~ 49,, ), 40 no 4, ,hst . conysy.
moe BE- made to L. p. DrsIler Of Lot l.
Block la7, Range Z, oil Virginia. ouin-
vest corner OF washington
Snow, Hail n RAIS.-Ths weather
CLARK has been irving To minQls the Gle.
-. : =. ~ nal. ,~.ou,., s,,;,o
weather Of late, but to-day seems to
have given over the job: AZ l:3O We
bad q mixture Of SNOW, nan and rain'
and . promise Oh more 70 COME
On. d. BAxxs McKrszir, the great
,.mn.,.nce advocate. will talk Al Ma.
sonic Hall, Coll Hill. tomorrow (sun.
day. evening. Everybody 10 invited to
come and sit and hear without paying .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-19
Avcv.,. M. n.,.,.-

II . Beck. 8 Powers. J II Carter. J d
Sims. A Smith. II Jennings. J Harris.
T Newport. O Walton. W Bennett. @ II
Tolls. II O Skinner. w Walters, n 7
Weir. Mrs. J p Oliver. J Smith. d II Jones.
Mo Anderson. W J Collins. O o Kilbur.
~ sicklss and wife. wm Hughes, Mrs
Notswsrs. O II King. o II Mckee. Joseph
Bowler. ~ Chsppsil. "A Brumsey. Thos
O'Toolc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-19

A SrccKss.-The temperance meeting
held at National Guard Hall last night
by DR.. Mckenzie proved . grand suc.
cess. The hall ~ crowded and the ut
most enthusiasm prevailed. A Reform
Club was started with $50 members; ON.
GERS were elected. and all 10 nov In good
working shape.
TIA benefit OF Mrs. Little has bean
postponed until May 18th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-19

Tonight Matt. Canavau. S~upsrintsn.
don't Of the New York mino. will enter
tain . few friends nj his house near the
mine, and the programme embraces q
dance In the new station ct the head OF
the incline, 1910 level. This station is
one OF the Hnest II not the nnest on the
lode. It Is very large, cool. airy and
dry. The ladies are oil to 60 In calico.
The participstors will be lowered about
. O'Clock, dance two or thee hours, look
about them aud then come to the surface
for rsffeshments.