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rswa Trustees.

A regular meeting Of the Town Trus-
tees was held last evening. Present
Trustees Fox. woolley, Copeland and
President Stevenson.
The oAicisl bond Of Walter Cobb.
Town SEXTON. was presented. with
Simon Frazer aud J. b. Marshall as
ssrstiss in the sum OF $1,000 and APP
proved and ordered placed on flo.
No reports we're received from tho diff.
erent standing committees.
An ordinance to ~ and collect q
license tar upon certain trades and busi-
nesses within the corporate limits Of The
Town Of Gold Hill in conformity with
the town charter a. amended. was
passed by the following vote /: Ayes,
Trustees. Fox. woolley, Copeland and
President Stevenson. Absent-rrustee
Mercer. Also. Ordinance ITO, being an
ordinance relating to target shooting
within the town limits. and published IN
another column. Ordinance passed and
ordered printed a. required by law.
The municipal year being near Its
close the Marshal was instructed to coll
iect all outstanding licenses due the
town.
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Fatal Accident.
R... Ga,etts, MareL IL.

A man whose namo is supposed TO
have been John McCann, q native OF
Scotland. was killed very suddenly yes
terday afternoon about 2 o'clock. at u.
p. II. Greelsy's lumber yard. He was
engaged in unloading fiat-csrloads Of
lumber. and while cutting . side stake
the load suddenly fell over. catching him
under Il and crushing his skull, killing
him instantly. The Coroner will hold
an inquest att o'clock this evening.
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sAp nAyoC Is CRRArKn

Among the tenants Of the mouth By allowing
impurities 10 collect upon their surface or In
their interstices. sozoDoNT removes every
vestige OF tartar from the teeth. and renders
their premature decay impossible. 10 not only
lmparts TO them whiteness and vlgor. but COM
municates hardness and roslnes- TO the gums.
The breath acquires . most acceptable FRA
granee from its ure IL ID q purely botanic
liquid, and 10 may be relied on 10 accomplish
It's besutlfyins effects without injuring the
enamel like . gritty tooth pa.te. mall I'm
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s,.p.rsurss last Evesiag.

Mrs Z Baker. Nrs stephens. Al Nc
Carthy. q A Zanney, II Workman. Miss L
QuAirs, Bishop Whitaker aud wife. A
Hall. W II Davis. J 7 Courier, ID II
Meder. y Y stAdtmulier. \ y Mills. J Cur
denial. NJ Wilson. J Il Roberts. W Warren.
II singleton. y Neal. y Y osbiston, II
Marden. II y PiIley, u Hogan. y Buick.
Ms. II Miller. q X Greselsw. WA fasg.
II Gallagher and wife. ID Cohn, ID q Nix.
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Tux members Of Liberty Volunteer
Hose Company will give their second
grand annual ball in Gold Hill on the
evening Of Wednesday. May T.. The
Butt Enders are good ones. ana VII,
make . success OF anything attempted
by them.
Thar none may forget the Masonic
Social which is to take place tomorrow
evening. mention Of the same 10 again
made. Dave Badovich IL managing
matters and will have everything In
style. Tickets only two dollars.
LocArIoS.-George Bellinger and I.
Z. Tssgardsn have filed notice Of loca-
ton Of the Teegardsn quartz claim.
1900 feet. Flowery District. . relocation
OF . part Of the Yankee Jim.
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proposed Grant Reception.

PHILADELPHIA. March lS.-Ths com.
mitteo recently appointed by tho City
Council to make arrangements for q
proper reception to Grant upon his re-
turn met yesterday, The chairman OF.
planned that free transportation would
be furnished for the committee to 90 to
San Francisco. and that Governor Hoyt
and Mayor Stokely would probably 90
there also. After a brief interchange OF
views the committee. without taking any
action, adjourned until Friday night.
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A CAsR.

One Of the most extraordinary cures on
record was this. Of the man John Y. Herman
dez. re-iding In salt Lake City. Who Vas d
deaths do0r with that terrible disease haras-
mus; the best medical aid had failed 10 stop
the progress Of the malAdy, when twenty.three
we'll man. ly75 I'm
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FATAL DELAY.

ri often the case that We sacrifice our lives
By delaying the use Of proper remedies. Afew
hours Loot IL often fatal In acute diseases:
Fever and Inflammation waits for no man. but
when unchecked hurrlcs on 10 modification
and dsath. Do not Be guilty Of this fatal delay.
Uss frsely Bristol's Sarsaparilla and Pills; In
than you have safsty aud health. oo26 cod I'm
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ASK youRsgLp TnEsE QUESTIONS,

ARE you . dependent sufferer from Sick
Headache. Hsbliual Cosiivsnsss, Palpitstion Of
the Heart, Have you Dlifinsss Of the Head
IL your Nervous system depressedf Does your
Blood circulate badly, Have You Q Cough,
Low spirits, coming up Of the food aftsr eating.
ETC., etc.f All Of there and much more are the
diiec, results Of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
aud Indigestion. 0RREHs AUaUrr FLowER 10
row acknowledged by all druggists to BE- . posi-.
tive cure. 100000 bottles were given away In
The United staiev, through druggists. TO the
people ~ q trial. Two doees Will satisfy any
perron Of lie wonderful quality In curing an
forms OF Indigestion. sample bottles. 10 cents;
regular size. rs cents. sold positively by all
hrpt class druggists In the Unitsd stAtss.
seov We'd
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old Money BAGS.

CArRo. March ls.-The Khedive. has
requested the Rothschilds to accept a
modification OF the securities agreed
upon for a new loan. The Roihschilds
declined and have given notice Of their
intention to suspend advances. The
Rhedive threatens them with legal pro-
cesdipQs,
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Mangollan Lecturer.

CHICAGO. March ls.-Tbs ministers
OF tho Methodist Churches here have
arranged for q series Of lectures on the
Chinese question to DO given by Chan
PAX Kwai. . pupil Of DIR. Gibson, Of
San Francisco,
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Derby DeisE Well.

The Reno Ga,,iis Of last evening says
tha, Mr.. Derby Of Virginia, who broke
his ankle the other day. Is doing well.
He is lying at Glendale and seems
about as happy as ever. The Governor
and his party called to see him ye.ter-
day. His general health is fine, aud he
expects 10 DO out soon.
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BANQUET 10 Jones.

Nrw Yoax. March l8.-Sonstor Jones
Of Nevada wa rendered q compliments
AIRY dinner at the Union League Club
Saturday evening by Drake De Kay. A
number OF distinguished politicians and
priyato citizens were present.
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Ar,,,.,. shls neraiax.

n Goldstine. q b Webb, W W Mason,
A L Nichols. 7 ID Mecioud. A Evans. q +
Harding. d Morgan, 7 Marshall. W Four
ness. Nr N Harris. CT sary. l. Zsh.
q Parke. MrsC II Clark and children. Mrs
J q Hunt. W y Swift, A J Mccarthy. Mrs
n Mccarthy. Miss Kate Mccarthy.
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NJ, Patrick's Day.

New Yonx. March 49, Dispatches
from different parts OF the country show
that ~. Patrick's Day was celebrated OF.
tsnsivsly. In Chicago and Washington
the professions were unusually large.
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Tnr Representative Silver Mining
Company has decided to Representative
Gold and Silver Mining Company Its
grounds, 1900 feet adjoining the Pioneer
claim.
TEE District Court will DO In session
again tomorrow.
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering ffon the srors and
lndi'crstions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay. loss Of manhood, etc., I will send .
receipt that will cure you, PEI OF CHANGE,
This great remedy vAs discovered by q mission.
AIRY In south America. Send Q self-sddressed
envelope 70 the REV. JOSEPH T. INNAN,
Station ID, Bible House, New iork City.
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A VOICE RnnM NRYApA

Prom Virginia CITY poor sufferer. almost
devoured alive By an ~ulcerous secret disease.
sends us his thanks and gratitude for his 10
medicines, Bristol,s SarsaparllA and PIN,
established for over forty yesn. 1hey have me
eonndsncs OF both doctors and patients.
au1l I'm
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IT RMo wRlNKL.Rs

And sonsns the akin. The regular use Of Mar.
tends to prevent and remove wrinkles, the soft
meas Of tho akin produced By Il taxing away the
natural inclination Of the cuticls 70 form into
RIDGE and furruva po26 In
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She Fails,

CHICAGO, March ls.-Msdams Andsr.
son stopped walking at 10 O'Clock last
night, failing 10 make 2.060 quarter
miles In 2.OCG consecutive ten minutes.
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q, II. GALLUP.

o. n. oALLur. opposite The Bank Of oaiifor.
MIA. Gold Hill, kseps constantly on hand ali
fayuritc brands Of Imported C.gars. choice bit
cigars, ali kinds OF chewing tobacco. meer.
schsum pipes, school books and stationery OF
ali descriptions, nns CUTLERY. and toys and hpcy
goods of All kind. apps n
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The Nav In ireland,

BELFAST. March ls.-During the cele-
bration Of st. Patrick's Day a fight &C.
Cured between the police and the Ma
tionalists. Firearms were used and q
number OF persons wounded.
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the coMsruck.
WHERE IN THE SOUTHERN Ex.
TENSION OF THE LODE.

Docs It "Ferk" over late Amer
lean Flat :-Optaions Of sesne of
the nisinx Men Of she Censtsek
ON shc Qaestton.
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[f,oa Ge N,~ York Graphic. Fe5. 22.l
The history OF Washington has been
written many times. but this need not
prevent us from writing IL again. and
writing 1t differently from his other his-
tories. Washington has been sorely be-
lied. He has been reputed ell but . saint.
Yet II il proved that he swore. Washing.
ton has been made TO father many temper
ance societies. Yet Washington drank
judiciously up to the day OF bis death.
Washington was not Q very cheerful man.
Washington had too much dignity. WASH
ington had not . Joke In him. Washington
was never known TO laugh. When alive.
Washington might have answered for .
statue. but never for . good club or So
ciety man. One great boon conferred by
Washington on bis country 10 his giving
the name OF Warrington 10 scores Of coun.
ties, hundreds Of small towns and thou
sands OF children. Washington never
chewed tobacco. But Washington raised
IL, which IL lust - bad. Washington was
n good enough man for the ago he lived In,
but In our time no would mover have got
further than the State Assembly.
IMMORTAL. REVENUE.
washington's principal occupation
nights during the Revolution was to sleep
in peoples houses and 30 immortalize
them also, TO SIT In chairs for future
preservation as 1.-THE chair General Wash
ington sat In" He made sometimes $40
per day at this business In the vicinity OF
Philadelphia. He charged S. . night for
sleeping In . strange bed and making Il
immortal. He charged 81 extra for sleep-
ing on hard straw beds.
MS LITTLE RATCHET.
Washington remarked onoe 70 General
o. d. Howard. At the siege OF Yorktown,
Howard. ! should have got along better
In tho world II / had lied 0 little more.
That Ratchet and apple tree business was
as bad for mo a. u was for Adam. Adam
cut al apple tree down, or something.
didn't her Howl Now. when I was In
London at ono Of Lady Hardscrabble's 70.
captions, ] got along very we'll with the
young ladies r met there. and they made
quite q lion OF me. until one OF them asked
mo II | had ever killed Q man. I said
no. what said they. you. an Amsri.
can, and never killed . man | Why. we
thought oil Americans had killed 1t least
one man. Why. there's joaquin Miller
has killed more men and bears Why.
hc carries four bullets now In tho pit Of
his stomach = Then they dropped me.
I could never recover my lost ground. I
fell 100 per cent. In their estimation DO.
cause Of my foolish and improbable ver-
acity. might have married the Duke OF
~Doutronomy's daughter II I had but
stretcbed NV yeracity an inch and aaid I
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BhoKK Hrs HEAp. helping

BRoKE HIS HEAD. While helping to
move some machinery at the North DO
nauza mine yesterday, a a named
Long fell over backwards and received q
very sever confusion on the back part
OF his head.
AT 3 o'clock to-day the clouds thick.
sned and q slight sprinkling Of rain com.
menced falling. A n o storm bids fair
In follov.
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AUGUST lEoNHARp,

INFORMATION IL WANTED Az TO THE
whercabouts OF AUGUST LEONHaRD OF
New York City. who arrived In this country
sbont ten years aso, and wss last heard Of Il
Gold HUI. Nevada. any person possessing IN.
FORMATION In rsference to him. either dead or
alive. 70 respectfully requested 20 Communicate
With LOUIS BRENNAN, station d. rsn
francisco, oAl. isiw
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ALI. poTEN.
Gold Hi, Feb. u, is7o.

Referring 10 the above. the News Publishing
Company desire TO inform the public thai lhey
DAIRY NEvs and ths business VI the job once
In connection Their sith. The patrOnAse oil the
pubic 10 RESPECTFULLY solicited.
WILLIAM p. PRATT.
business Manager.
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Ikells' Benent.

Remember the benefit Of George N.
Eslls at Piper's Opera House tonight.
The number OF reserved seats guarau.
tees q large attendance, and the excel.
lence Of the concert is fully assured by
the names OF tho participants. Those
who have not reserved seats will need 10
90 early 10 secure desirable locations.
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srOck kErOkr.
San Franchise Board.
LAST

~
$50 Raymond 4 Ely. Gu
65 Eureka Goa. ~
$40 Jackson.
40 Belmont. Toe, ,
275O.LeopArd. SOC
100 .Gila. SOC
$50 Hussey. Zoe
40 Manhattan. l 30,
go Northern Belle. IL
10 Grand Prize, ~
3ii5 ArgentA. I -, 40
$50 Navajo. SOC. tOc
AGO Independence. M
600 Star. Coo
1000 TuscArorA. loo
1900 Hamburg. SOC
COO Hishbridge. SOC
400 Paradise. J ~. ~, $40
100 Hillside, ~
800 Albion. SOC
COO EsmerAlda, 'Sc
100 Modoc, $50
,5OrBodis. Gu, 6t.Cs
2i50.Dschtel. 2S,2So
7i0,McClinton, 2s'2'o
1915 Tiogs, ~. 2~
go Rcd Cloud. !
C05iSummit, 2 90
30lBulwer. iGh
1850 GoodshAw. '7jc, i, ~
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1910 Belvidere, l, 1 ~
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1855 BlAckhAwk, > 70, 3lO
9SO south Bodie, soc. Ih
i625 Booker. 90c, 95c
$40 South standard, i5c, 2Sc
1000 Richer. I. 95e
$50 Mono. , 80. W
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200 University, Zoe. Zoe
l3iO.Dudley. 1, ! iO.ls
iO5O south Bulwer. I ~. II,
800 Leeds. Coo. soc
800 Tiptop, Coo
100 Silver King. 81
rs Golden Terra On
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Turs MORNING..
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405 M,xiean, Al, +0t "a
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5.5 Halls 4 Sorcross. iss. lss, isS
l7CJ Crown Point. Gu, Ca, GU
l40 Yellow Jacket. lsS
1875 Imperial. I S., 1 G0. ! co bSO
2s5 Ksntuek.
$50 Alpha. 2ot, 81. 2ot
1865 Belcher. 9s.YS, vs.
las Confidence. In, Ia. IN
as sierra Nevada. Is
10 Utah. 20. igk
240 Bullion. Ga. CO
$50 H~xchequer. %
5seg. Beleher, Jo
95 0verman, ~
i35 Justice, 4 40. j, $50
1850 Succor. tOc
$40 Union Con. IS, as. 75s
4c5 Alta. 90 $40. co.
1870 Lady Bryan. ~, d
$50 Julia. S.. 3N
% Caledonia. > 20
600 silver Hill. 2 o..
800 Baltimore. l
Ito Challenge, ~
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$40 New York. SIC
800 Phil. sheridan. Ie
29s woodvills. 2sc
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100 scorpion. lie
450 LeviAthsn, Sc. soc
t25 North Con. Virginia, 1914. IL
2ji0 Trojan, zoe
$50 Benton Con-. ~. .. 4 so
800 Santiago,
800 Solid Silver. t0c, t5c
1875 Rlowery. S5c, 9Oc
400 North BONANZA. I %,
600 MaekAy. 4 10, 4 Is
$50 south Potosi. 2 10, 2 20
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the ntsisx Men of the Censssek
on she Qsestisa.
The question. Are We Of the
Track - as asked in the Enterprise OF
Saturday and the assertion there
hazarded that had the old Caledonia
shat, been sunk 800 feet deeper II would
have struck the true Comstock ore body.
has created considerable talk along the
lode. The singular Characteristic OF this
talk is that it is nearly nil on u side.
THE QUESTION.
II may be all true. rs stated In the
item referred to, that "too little atten'
ton is now being given to the mines
lying to the southwest Of Gold Hill"
for some very fine prospects have been
encountered there. The question Of
the southern extension OF the Comstock
is. however. the one Of greatest import
anco. II is not to be supposed that all
the formations OF minsral.bearing quartz
Of the whole section are comprised
within the Comstock belt. Ind the ex-
i.teuce OF such deposits outside Of that
belt doe. not necessarily prove the Com.
stock 10 run there. With this much by
a OF introduction. the following opin-
ions OF mining men. will be read with
interest as bearing on the main question
al issue.
OPINION OF CHARLES oRNAS
A NEWS reporter this morning sought
out and obtained an interview with
Charles Forman. Superintendent OF the
Overman aud Caledonia mines, who also
did the last work In the Rock Island. an
American Flat mine. Tho conversation
ran somewhat as follows:
I,eporter-Mr. Forman. south from
Gold Hill. what is tho direction taken
by the Comstockl
Mr.. Forman-0ur prospecting opera
tons answer that more emphatically
than | can by words. We are all work.
Ing toward the east.
Reporter--wh do you think OF the
opinion that IL the old Caledodia shaft
Mr. Forman-I have to laugh at the
theory that had the old Caledonia shaft
| been sunk 800 feet deeper 1t would have
| cut tho true Comstock ore body. There
il nothing in 1t. The tracing In perfect
rounl 10 the east. The drills and picks
| ami shoyels have settled that question
Enthusiastically.
Reporter-But are there not some fine
quartz veins over 10 american
IL az. Ta.s islsns ~mins-oy,r 30
fee, wide-which crops out at the rail.
road track near the Tyler; put, IN my
Judgment !" nc's. 'G w., ,hs con'
oa,s ..a. 80 Goid Hill abruntly 10
STOCK turns ifom oo,u un ,aIu 49,
'oe svu. es
s'''''u ""
W. II. SMITHS OPINION
At this point W. III. Smith, Superin-
tendent OF the Bslcher, joined the
-
e'oP' - u....;,.
keporter-"e wero Iuss a''ss
the opinion that II the old Caledonia
-han hal be,n sunk 200 feet deeper IL
...n .,,o, a.. coms,ock VIVA,
s 49, a,i,s
a. sn'i,hNr ,b.v wsre IN 90 5000
,s., Js.nsr th.y would NOT strike il at
ali. The fact in the further they go
Low, ,h,r. tbe further they will DO FROM
I Tia comstock which pitches way OIL 10
,Is ...,
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Z AND BROKERS.

LOUIS Pfeeident
j. o. fLOOD...........-.:....vi Vice President
JOHN W. MACKAY. J. L. FLOOD,
JANEs q. FAIR.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

In the material. fItuies. Job Once and other
property connected with the publishment Of
the GoLp HILL DAiLr NEws 10 the News Pub
iishing Company. Thanking the public for the
liberal patronage aud favor hervtofOre bestowed.
! bespesk for the Company q Continuance Of the
same.
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81 lNHc ron MILL MIniNo Ann
HLnySny Companies manufactured Il Inc
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
MO. - SOUTH Q STREET.
Dlreelorsi

DirectoFsi
10. Hampton, W. II. Patton.
ID. Is. Lyman, z. b. kldfidge,
J.B, Msllon, W.. h. Bender.
Interest paid on Ordinary and Term Deposits.
Deposits received In sums Of 81 and upward.
Loans made 90 approved real estate. bonds,
stocks. etc. Stocks, currency and silver bought
and sold.
mr. z. &. ELDRIDaR, secrstary.
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ABOUT WASHINGTON.

A Suppressed Hisssry o. she Great
Americas Patriot - CesesrsinE
shat Little MISUNDERSTANDING
Abous Besss-Hew che. Boys Sold
Him, and HsW They Dtdn's.
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czIv Jscison's Bss. Sweet Aavy Tobacco.
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The question. Are We Of the
Track :" as asked in the Enterprise OF
Saturday and the assertion there
hazarded that had the old Caledonia
shat, been sunk 800 feet deeper 1t would
have struck the true Comstock ore body.
has created considerable talk along the
lode. The singular Characteristic OF this
talk is that it is nearly all on one side.
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SANK OF CALIFORNIA.
AoERoYi
GOLD HILL NEVADA.

nBPosrrs o fCOM OR BULLION rcesiyed,
~ either on open account o. 70 Issue SkhI
the HOLDER In Gold Hill or San Francisco; to
make collections, purchase Bullion At the most
favorable rates, or advance coin thereon when
forwarded 10 the Parent Bank In Ban francisco,
soils Bill. Of KxchAnge, and tranraets General
Banking Business.
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PROFESSOR srKwAEr.

After leaving the above named gentle
men. the reporter sharpsned q pencil
for Professor W. Il. Stewart. He TO
ferred the inquisitor to q report on the
succor mine. published early in 1876,
which contains the following:
"a notable assumption OF the early
experts was that in utter defiance Of the
cleavage fracture Of the rocks. and in
open disregard Of the coniormability
and parallel strike OF the lodges and
dykes. the Comstock veins are pos
,sssed Of tho marvslously accommodating
faculty OF 'forking' and striking to-
ward any point which may suit The con-
veuisncs OF mine locators. The nearly
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ISSUES Commercial and rnvelen' CREDITS.
available In any part Of tho world. Makes
t~rsnsfers OF money by telegraph and cable. and
draws exchange al customary usanoes.
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washington's principal occupation
nights during the Revolution WA to sleep
in peoples houses and 90 immortalize
them ; also. TO SIT In chairs for future
preservation as "tho chair General WASH
ington sat In" He made sometimes $40
per day at this business In the vicinity OF
Philadelphia. He charged IS . night for
sleeping In . strange bed aud making Il
immortal. He charged 81 extra for sleep
ing on hard straw beds.
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On the principal cities throughout the United
stales. kurope. Japan. China and the last
Indies, the Australian Colonies and Now zes-
land. and on Honolulu lusyaiD,