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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-11
Tho Bloody Utes.

DENVER, December 1.-THE follow.
Ing dispatch has been forwarded from
Washington : To General Hatch. Ute
Commission, Los Pinos Agency: Be
cslve the surrender OF Indians dssig.
mated by your commission. with the
understanding that they will be guaran.
teed o isir trial by . military commits
sion outside OF Colorado and New Mex.
loo. Iuform 0ursy that he will be
received here with four or ave Unoom.
psghras and three Southern Utss aud
three White River Utss. It will proba.
bly, DO desirable to have Jack here.
Take possession Of the prisoners with Q
military guard and convey them In the
frst place 10 Fort Leavsnworth.
@. ScHuaz, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-11

The following letter from W. P. Cor.
don. Q former resident OF Virginia City
and o miner, will DO read with interest,
not only by those o! his ~aoquantsnces
on the Comstook, but BY the public
generally everywhere. It relates . few
facts in the career Of mi who d not
given to sIagssration. and. while Il tells
much that will be read eagerly, II oon-
cesls evidently more than 1t tells.
BnIoHAx Orr. APACHE Co.. ARIZONA,
November %, 1879.
Friend Tim : It has been 90 long since
have heard from that old place Viz.
einia City, and ~ I Am ct leisure, I
thought I would write to you and let
you know how I am getting along.
Tim, I started out here With ll6 mules
to sell to the mail lines here, and got -
far a. Old Fort Cummings. when the
damned redskins got oil Of our mules.
and me too, and kept me for nine
months Q prisoner with them.
I was sold aud traded Of for horses
three times. The last time ! Was traded
Of to the La Paus In old Mexico. and
they put me to herding their stock and
put Q young squaw to watch me.
Here followed In the letter an account
Of the writer's operations to get on the
right side Of this dusky maiden and induce
her to run away with him, Al he found
her eye constantly on him. 90 that be
could not eluds her vatchfulness. At
length she consented. The letter oon.
tinues:
I took the squsw and so head Of
tho best horses there was In the band
and started for the Texas line. I just
got into Del Norte, on the Texas side.
ss the noble red man got to the bank on
the other side. But I was safe - .
bird there. you bet; but I lost oil but
a head OF tue horses. I got through
with them and sold them for Q good
price. and got the squaw q fns dress.
She 10 With me yet.
/ am here with 150 Navajo Indian
scouts. I have been with them one
year the 28th OF this month. I am get.
ting $72 per month. I have 400 head
Of cattle, eight head Of horses, and one
squaw. She In as good . woman q I
sver met with. I think I will take her
to st. Louis In the Spring. for I think /
can sell out my stock to Mr.. Blanchard.
q big stock man here.
Tim, I have got AZ big . name here a.
Q scout - Bill Cody or Jack Crawford
has on the plains up north. All OF nv
toe nails aud finger nails came OF while
I was with the Indians. They are all
we'll now but one thumb which IL . Lii.
tie sore yet.
do not think I will ever 60 back to
Virginia again. as I am not ct to bs seen
by white people. am tattooed on my
chin and cheek bones with q half moon
as big Is o trade dollar. Had 1t not
been Tor the devotion and constancy OF
the squaw I should In all probability be
still In their devilish clutches.
w. p. GoRpos.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-11
coxeR.ssIoSAL
Senate.

WASHINGTON, December lo.-A rsso-
luton was adopted calling on the ssers-
tary Of the Treasury for information -
to the effect upon the revenue and upon
consumers. Of . repeal Of the duty on
tea and coffee In 1875.
The Vice President presented . recon-
mendation from the Secretary Of the
Treasury for s340. 900 appropriation, to
allow the work on the new War, State
and Navy building to proceed. Referred.
A bill was introduced by Davis OF I'LL.
uois to authorize the erection OF Q statue
in honor OF Chief Justice John Marshall.
By Hrreiord-To reimburse the oit.
Gems OF West Virginia for services rem.
dersd the United States during the war.
House.
The Banking and Currency Commit
too today rsopsned their action on the
bill requiring the reserves OF the Ne
tional Banking Association to b kept
In gold and silvsr. In lieu Of legal tender
notes, and adopted an amendment
offered BY Judge Buoknsr. which strikes
out the requirement for the maintsnsncs
OF . reserve OF IS per cent. on the
amount OF circulation, and makes this
provision applicable to deposits only.
Burrows introduced Q joint resolution
proposing . constitutional amsudnsnk
a follows:
SECTION /. Polygsmy snail not exist
within the limits OF the United States or
any place subject to their Jurisdiction.
SEQ. 2. Congress shall have the power
to enforce this article By appropriate
legislation.
Gillette introduced Q bill establishing
Q Government for the District Of Oolun-
biz.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-11
The Oakland Track.

OAKLAND. CAL. December ll.-Mr.
Morrow. owner Of St. julien, the t%rottsr.
declares that the Oakland track 70 . mile
and so inches In length. Referring to
the report that II IL less than mile.
Jim Eof. the veteran driver. says: ~
am satisfied Il 10 over . mile. II II was
not It could not belong to the National
Trottipg Association. Captain Moore.
OF kentucky. the gentleman who brought
wildidls TO this coast, told me had the
track measured and It wss . little over
Q mile. Mr.. White. formerly . surveyor
In this city. but now In Arizona, also
told me be had measured the track. and
It Wal over . full mile 10 length"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-11
Juvenile Road Agent.

sAS FaAscrsco. Dec. ia boy Is
years old, named George Adams. stopped
the solsdsd stage some nights ago, and
made the driver hand him the treasure
box. It has since t~rsnspirsd that hs
was only armed with Q stick, and was 90
scared at his venture that he was about
to run away when the driver threw out
the box. BE had no money. be said.
and was going to Salinas for Q job which
hs had obtained at $50 per month. AZ.
ter breaking open the box and getting
the money hs walked to Salinas. picked
up his companion and came TO this city.
where be was arrested. He 10 . pleas.
ant spoken young fellow. and says hs
has never been arrested before for any
oifense.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-11
THE STOCK MARKET.
what Some OF she Stock SHARPE OF
shs Comstook Have 20 Say
Ahous iG.

The general opinion OF the mining
men Of the Comstoek IL that mining
shares have declined 10 the lowest point.
Az the Same opinion was expressed Sat.
urday. this Of itself amounts to but lit.
tie. But 20 confident are the capitalism
Of the Comstock now that the bottom
has been reached that they are generally
investing. One Of them said this morn.
ing, "stocks at present prices anywhere
on the lead are a. good as gold In the
Bank Of England"
Mr.. Drexler 10 acknowledged to DO
one Of the shrswdsst operators OF all the
Comstock people, and he has ample
means with which to back up his
opinion. In Q short interview this morn.
ing hs said hs considered them good In.
yestments at selling rates. He bought
stocks yesterday, he bought them the
day before and he had ordered more
this morning. To Q remark that the
whole lode was not selling for what the
maonluory Ou VIZ beAisSo Wa WStehp Nv
replied that he never used that argu.
msnt, % II amounted to but very little;
tbs machinery without the mines was
not worth much; the mines determined
the real value OF the stock and, In q
measure, Of the machinery. Hs COR.
sidsrsd the present showing In the mines
TO BE- good enough to warrant Invest.
ments 1t the present prices.
George A. King could not say whether
the bottom had been reached or not; but
stocks we're low enough In all conscience.
Especially with the showing In Union,
the stock vas selling for less than the
real value OF the mine, ever though no
more important developments should be
made.
F. A. Tritls thought that stocks were
selling at remarkably low figures con.
sidsrins the outlook along the lode. II
people would not gamble on the present
state Of the mines and ct current prices
Of stocks he did not know when they
would. he considered that they offered
safe investments for money and more
than . fair prospect Of good returns.
Other brokers said that orders to pur.
chase were about the only ones received
at their ofices now. Nobody seemed
inclined to sell and all who could were
taking In shares according TO their
means.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-11
The Almighty Dollar.

WASHINGTON. December ll.-Amoug
the bills introduced IL one by Chalmers
defining the meaning Of the word IDOL
lar" II relates that the debts Of the
Government are evidenced by promise
to pay In dollars, and that any change In
the meaning Of the word dollar, which
increases the dsbt after Il was contracted,
10 q fraud On taxpayers. Il therefore
declares that the old definition OF the
word dollar, made 10 grains OF silver by
the statutes OF l7e2 and 1884 are re-
stored, and that the act Of 1873, defining
dollars a. 90 many grains In gold. 10 re-
psalsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-11

MASONIC ELEorIox.-At the annual
election Of Virginia Lodge No. 8. =. 4
A. NJ. held at their hall last evening In
Virginia, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing Masonic year
]. c. Curris. ". N; William Mcmillan,
8. W.; William ]. Coyne. ]. W.; George
d. Dana, Treasurer ; NJ. j. Henley,
Secretary. The installation will take
place on 81. Johns Day. December "a.
TouoH TnAvElIso.-owin to the bad
state Of the streets on the occasion Of
the are In Crown Point Rsvins last
night, Chris. wisdemann and Charley
Conwsli and two or thrss Others Of Vel.
low Jacket Hose Company, No. 2, were
able 10 pull the hose carriage only - far
q the Vsssy house. Wharf we're Tie
resi- Of The beysf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-11
Piper's Opera Heass.

II people think that they have sx.
haustsd all the resources Of Hermann
and the Lorsllss they are much mis-.
taken. Last evening there was . new
programme at Piper's Opera House. and
the performance lost nothing IN any lea.
turs by reason OF the change. Hermann
seems rsserving his best surprises I'LL
the last. The Lorsllss are too comicsl
for any use, and a. they have already
outdone all others Of their Tx, are now
endeavoring to Guido themselves. The
attendance last evening was large. and
there was moro than the usual amount
OF applause by the audience.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-11

SAY Fnlxcrsoo. December l0.-Ths
California incorporated Woman Suffrage
Association held Its regular quarterly
meeting yesterday afternoon. It was
decided, in view Of the near approach Of
tbs holidays. not 10 hold q Convention
In this city this month ; but 10 answer
to Q Communication from Mrs. CoRains'
Of the ,Sacramsnto Woman Suffrage
Club, proffsring the aid OF her Club to
the State Society. . Committee consist.
log Of Laura DrForce Gordon. Clara 3.
Follz. Sarah Wallis, Marion Shill and
Mrs. Olmstead were appointed to oonfsr
with the Sacramento Club and arrange
for . Convention at that city during the
session Of the Legislature.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-11
McEinstry for Vice. President.

SAs FsAsorsco, December H. Con.
siderable talk Is INDUCED In In political
circles. In reference to the proposed
c~audIdaturs OF Judge MoKlnsiry for the
Vice. Presidency OF the United States on
the Democratic ticket. The arguments
put forward by his ardent friends are
that bis very marked popularity, a.
svinced by the handsome majority at.
tanned by him In the last election. should
entitls him TO the position which. It 10
thought, should DO accorded this coast.
and that his nomination would tend 10
unite the Workingmen and Democrats
In the national Hght. and insure an easy
victory for them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-11
Fulton Foundry.

There is not q busisr spot on the Com.
stock than the Fulton Foundry on the
Divide. Some OF the finest machinery
ON the lode has recently been manufac.
tured there. and the workmen are On.
gagged on more Of the same sort. The
works are now OF such dimsnsions that
everything can be done at once and all
orders are promptly executed. Improve.
msnts In machinery are constantly going
on on the Comstock. and the Fulton
Foundry 10 fully up with the times. For
further particulars o. to the facilities for
work Ind the speoialties OF the place see
advertisement In another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-11
Dspasssrss l.ass Evssisg.

A Stern. Capo Chiisurg, IA Paxton.
u D~eugsustars. JG Lopez. Up Smith. 8
~Longabsugh. Thos Bucknsr. Captain + @
Lord. DR. Mcdork. Misc Montgomery. Mrs.
Up Underwood. Mrs. Gaines. CA Gross. @
y singlstary. W Richards. u Hitchcock.
q Z Csukin. r Jones. J Kelly. Mrs Z
Dorsn. II Psrasich. Mrs Proctor. Mrs. T
Mccullough. Gus Galliek. o Jones. Mrs.
Martin. Minnie Blackburn. u Smith. A
Charles. "A Smith and wife. Fl Lufkin.
W h Bartlett, Miss 8 Williams. "A Long.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-11
Chrissmas deeds.

Chubbuck hes added to his Gold Hill
Postofice store by absorbing and sppro.
priatipg Franksnheimsr's old store
adjoining. This he IL filling mp with
the best, choicest and most extensive
assortment OF Chrismas holiday goods
svsr seen In Gold Hill, consisting
Of fns gift books. toys, mechanical &C.
whslikins. buekins horses, and numsr.
q other things. such - Comstock
youngsters 20 their entire pile on and
older folks got happy vel. Nobody
will bs allowed 10 buy . thing until the
holidays cot In unless they consult
Chubbuek. Exhibition free. See hia
notice under head OF "Nsv Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-11
The Fss ef shs Laad.

There II NO difaculsy in the people
here living ON the fat Of the land. They
have IL brought right to them and
offered every day. l.. T. Fox ID the man
Who brings Il and hs somehow sesns 70
thrive on IL. Il can b found at his
market, one door south OF the NHws
Office, and In connection With the Anest
meats In al the world. Mr.. Fox picks
his animals. slsushtsrs them himself
and supplies his customers with the
very best. See his advertisement under
the head Of "Nsw Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-11

Sam. southworth aud the Senate -
loon belong together and you generally
ind them Aockipg. But they never
Aock alone. There are always plenty
to help them In that business, for the
place has attractions. II II nswly and
elegantly fitted, has the best Of wines.
liquor. and cigars. Grecian.eurvs bill
lizard tables, free lunches. and . man
has poor qualities who does not apprs.
cists some one II not all Of these things.
Bee sdyertissment In another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-11

Hon William Sharon. w II Bartlett, J
Clark. J A Daniels. D Hogan. J Laroy. All
Ii. " II lev. Nn Smith. O Thompson. J
Murphy, u wasssrman. Mrs. K Dudy. TIL
Smith. James xeCsrty. J W Ellis. AN
Atwood. Miss Trout. J p Hutchinson. L r
Miller. J q Hope. R H Wright.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-11
Massachusetts, Rlsetlons-How the
Women Voted.


BosToN, December l0th.-Ths total
vote yesterday was s6.47s. Of which
Prince. Democrat, received 1875
stsbbins. Republican. le.oss; King.
Gresnbaek candidate. s57; and N.
Davit, Butler Democrat, 2s7. In this
city and other points where women
voted for members OF the School Com.
mittes, reports show that the ladies
voted nearly, II not quite. to their full
registration, which In Boston was nearly
1000. They generally voted early In
the day, and came to the polls already
prepared with ballots. The deoorum at
the polls, and the courtssiss shown the
new element In the voting population.
were Q noticeable feature OF the days
event. Henry Z. Oliver. Republican,
was elected Mayor In Salem. g. A. Ban.
derson, Grsenbsck-r. was reelected In
Lynn, and in Worcester. Frank d.
Kelly, ct present Q Republican Alder.
man, was elected Mayor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-11
rae WORD -"s0zODONT,o

Tux WORU T~SOLODONNI
Vnich has already becoms . household word, 10
d.riysd hon the Greek. and composed Of two
words, $3.50 sud 0dontss. 5000" transistsd,
means 70 pssssrys. and "odou,ss" the tssth-
..sozopoxT" . psssrvsr Of the sssth. And 10
Al TINE 10 its mana. IL beauties and preserves
az tssth. hardsns sad invigoratss the gums
snd corrects all Impurities Of the breath. Ins
,odor Of this pure preparation 10 % delightful
shst n n a luxury to apply Z. 10 as harmless
a vsfsr. sold by druggists M psrfumers. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-11
O. II. GALLUP.

o. q. oAIIuP. opposts tbs Bank Of oaiiSoF
ala, Cola Hil. kseps constantly on hand III
hvorits brands Of Imported C.san. choice bit
cigars, al kinds OF chewing tobeoco. mcer.
sohAum pipes, school books and stationery Of
al DESCRIPTIONS, fns cutlssy and toys snd tancy
aoods Of all kinda. sp38 u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-11
Omeiai A.sea.esas.s.

The announcement Il officially made
today that from this time On al work
at the Justice mine will b carried on
through the Alta works and shaft. The
Justice works will b shut down.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-11

Henry Bawdsn. who 10 an iasolvsnt
debtor, MAKES afadssit that he owes
Jahss Walsh 4l,el9 50. mousy loaned,
and that be hss no peopssty Whatsoever.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-11

Con. Imperial has levied IN asssss-
msnt Of 20 cents Per share. dslinqusnt
January II. and tbs Ward has lsvisd IN
assessment Of 20 ssnts Per share, dsin-
qusnt January 10. Be- sdvsetssmsnts
In another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-11
SUICIDE.

A aisunsuishsd seisntist once aid: "No
ma. with . strong and healthy stomach svsr
committed suicide" and yet many are suffering
the torturss Of The damned with Dyspspsis
whsa . sinsls bottls Of DIR xiSrfEs Kpgiish
Dsadslion, Liver and Dyspspsis Pills viii sivs
relief. and. n psrsistsd In. viii cure the worst
cass Of this distressing trouble. THIS Pill
curss Torpid Liver and B~iliousness. regulates
the Bowels. removes Pimples from the facs,
cuiss ealiov Compilation. Foul Breath, Sici
Heaaschs. Heartburn, Palm In the sides and
Bach. 10 sugAscostsd ana GUARANTEED TO b
PUkkLY SR0ErABLk. 10 acts directly upon
shs coating Of tns stomsch and on the Liver /;
can b. taken IN any climate Vet oe dry
vssthsr. Beware Of limitations. The 0sartss
has IN engraving Of Q lion on the outside VINO
psr. Pnes 20 osnts. For sale By ali druggfan.
TK1na have been more cures Of seminal
wsakpsss, nervous debility and paralysis msds
~ hs wondssfal ksslish remedy, Sir Astlsy
Cooosrs vial h~sstorsiivs, than BY al Other
rmsdtss combined. why VIII yoa sudsrf
Ssnd % 4. 4. Mints, u. D., No. II Ksarny
sRssk, Gan Franctsoo. for the Restorative. and
hs cured. Prtos. - Per bottle Jour tine. The
spaatity. Sls. Try sbetts. nhss ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-11
., ~ PRoPrrs In 30 DAYS.

vsss sio did N Wall street on the mutual
..ssy pis.. Pamphlets sxplainins everything.
- tve un~rsns ruiss foe success seat ne.
-, nna,s1sN in'all paris q he eoonfrY as
ssalisn1 lazss pfcoss sysfy nSes1 -
900 Phos, Neg xsst. ~"
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NOW TO SAY. MONEY.

inassd Of going to . doctor for . preserip-
uss. u yoa have Brlsht's Dissass. piaestss.
rain h the Back and Loins. smsrting. inasu-
nation. caleuli. Bdckdust Deposit, er any
sroahls Of The Kidnsys OF Bladder. buy . bottle
VI DIR. NISTfE.s NKPHRIrIcux. the great
BsAa Compound. II IL the most wonderful
prescription ever compounded for thses
troubles. Nesus. Abrsms = Carroll. wholesals
drussisu. say : I'VE rsgard N~sphrshcuu ~
az bad KtdaSy aad Biatdsr Rsmsdy In N
1sarAk." woodward. druxyi.t, Portisnd. Ore.
goa. saysi "xvsrybody speaks highly ofit.
lots OF 10; u always doe the work MANN
have bssn cured Of obstinate kidney complaints
aftsr the doctors have given them mp. For
sale By All drusgtsts. Pdcs 81 -.
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1He RED DEVILS,

Trsatmsns OF . virrt.is neg ~
Their Hands-His Eseape from
Them "A Faithful squaW "A
Csussssssce illuminated with
HaleMoouS.
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sT0CR RRPORT.
- Yraneisee Board.

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syndicass, ~
80 4SsSHa, %.
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9so m. &c
Soo H,..sh.-S al 900
M aar,s Ri. iso
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400 on~.n r. ssc
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10 Con pssiae.
400 f=Ini,.r.ity.
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Noondsv an
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THfs MORNING..
265 Ophir. n. 27k. 22k
40 Mexican, l7&. 40. lsS
$50 Gould 4 Curry, g, 81
sss Best 4 Bslchsr. IN
SIS C~alifornia, 5 20. ~
ls5 Savage. 7.N
s13 Con. Virginia. 4 ~. Z ~. ~
$50 Chollar. 81. 81
ITO Potosi. 5 60. 81. 3 10
<i0 Hale 4 S~orcross. 81. 5k.s
7eo Grown Point. l so. IN
ITO Yellow Jacket. l0S. i0k
500 Imperial, 65c
IT'S Ksntuck,
50 Alpha.
1850 Bslshsr. ~. I As. I ~
20 Conndsnee.
$50 Sierra Nevada. IS. 3sk. 2sS
2o1 Utah. l2t. IN. l2k
$50 Bullion. ~. 4 10
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HIBCRLLANEOU
cAltpoNIANs, ArTfHrIoHi

THs REGULAR BgsINiss NETTING
fhnAY IvENiN0. ptosubsr y. ISIS. vh.n
ths election OF ofhosrs fof the snsuing year VIII
tsks plsce. xsuben srs hereby nouded that
article NV . N#etion .. ef The Constitution viii
.; a :iu,si' ''' TSoIls ospprs. seorst.ry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-11
DEATH Of JENNIE MINDS.

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Pestpessmens Till Today-The
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-11
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
rhe Women In Council.

SPECIAL TO IN ooIo nrII DAnr .rws.I
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-11
EASTERN DISPATCHES.

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