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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-06
Assembly.


Convened at IL A. N. Speaker II.
A. Gaston In the chair.
Prayer by the Rev. Geo. Il. Davis.
Journal read and approved.
QUESTION oY PRIVILEGE.
Morrison arose 10 . question OF priv.
lego. lie stated that the minority Of
tho Committee on Corporations and
Railroads reported thatths majority had
not taken the bill from the envelope
before passing upon 1t. This Mr.. n.
denied on behalf OF the majority. which.
he said. informed itself OF tho general
provisions OF tho bill. Mr.. Smith. Of
Storey, also arose to q question OF priv.
lege and reiterated the gist Of bis minor.
ity report.
MEMORIAL.
Fisk introduced O memorial from the
merchants Of Eureka protesting against
tho present law which gives Utah and
other itinerant peddlers equal and su.
perior advantages to themselves. Re.
ferred 10 Committee on Trades and
Manufactures.
REroRs or COMMITTEES.
Harlow. from the Committee on En-.
grossmcnt, reported several bills cor.
rectly engrossed.
Lyons OF Storey, from the Committee
on Enrolment, reported certain bills
properly enrolled.
MOTIONS n REVOLUTIONS.
By Plummsr-Resciuding the resolu.
ton Of yesterday referring oil freights
and fares bills TO the Committee OF Four
teen. Laid on the table.
by Foulks-Dissolving Committee on
Railroads and Corporations, their duties
having been delegated TO the Committee
Of Fourteen. Laid over under the rules.
MEssAoEs PROM THE SENATE.
Transmitting Senate bill No. 70; also
bill No. 10 (williams'); Senate bill No.
o, concerning %juries; Senate bill No. ~,
providing for government OF the State
Prison; Senate bill No. 6. to regulate
estates Of deceased persons.
NOTICE OF prLLs.
BY Taylor-To preserve for miners in
the actual development OF mines . GER
tain amount Of timber on lands contig.
uous to said mines.
BY Allsn-For the establishment OF q
Reform School Tor boys in Virginia City.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY Underwood without notics)-Pro.
viding for the payment Of Q Waiting
physician to the Insane Asylum at
Stockton. Referred to Committee Of the
Whole.
BY Allen Of Storey 10 pay the claim
OF William Cook. SIS, 100. Referred TO
the Virginia City delegation.
BY Prisk-Authorizins Virginia City
to pay the claim Of John Breckoff,
S2,5lo; Same course.
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Important Information.

NEW YoRK. February CA story Is
current on creditable authority that the
Southern Pacific Railroad, instead Of
being pressed forward across Texas, is
to be rapidly pushed forward to Tubac,
Mexico. and thus reach aud control q
large Mexican trade. This tends to con.
firm the rumor that the Southern and
Texas Pacific Railroad interests have
been compromised apd harmonized. Tho
foregoing, however, is not given by
authority.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES.
l~.rrc,.L TO TEE oorD mII pArlr Srw'
nortally Wounded -Psund DEAD In
the Bay.

San FRAScIsco. Feb. Q. "A light took
place OH the city front yesterday morn.
ing which may result in the death OF
one Of the parties and a charge OF muir
der against the other. though at present
those unfortunate results are merely
possibilities. Two men, engaged In un'
loading the lumber schooner Champion
living At East street, near Mission, be-
came involved in q quarrel, which led
10 blows. and one Of them, Andrew Wat.
son. seized q heavy billet OF wood and
struck the other ON the back OF the head.
falling him to the deck. insensible.
special officer Pomeroy was ON hand
and arrested Watson for assault with q
deadly Weapon, and then, assisted by
Oa,cers Phil Smith and Clinton, took
him and the wounded man. whose name
has not been ascertained. to the City
Prison, where the wounded party now
lies in an inssnsibls condition.
yAdyices received yesterday by the
agents Of the steamers Empire and
Thomas A. Whitslaw. before reported
ashore near Victoria and Eel river 70.
spectively, would Seem to show that
neither Of them Is seriously damaged.
The whitslaw got of and made her way
into Eel river during the day. while u
dispatch from Victoria says that divers
have examined the bottom Of the En-.
pirs and her injuries are so slight that
she can be repaired at that port.
John s. klsop. administrator OF the
estate Of Alexander ". Ruth. deceased.
has filed a complaint In the Twelfth
District Court against the Union Iron
Works to recover 500. 900 dsmages for
killing deceased. The complaint alleges
that Ruth was in the employ Of defend.
ant on the Sth Of last October q an iron
molder, aud on that day. through the
negligence OF the assistant foreman, q
crane broke and falling on defendant
killed him.
The body OF an unknown man wal
found yesterday afternoon floating In
the bay, of Broadway wharf. and taken
to the Morguo.
The Odd Fellows Saving Bank has
gone into liquidation.
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ST. P~rrrRsBuRo. Feb. G.-Municipal,
provincial and other sanitary commits.
sions are being organized to promote
cleanliness among the poorer classes,
and lectures on tho plague are being
given by the medical schools.
MALTA, Feb. 6.-Tho authorities have
decided to impose twenty-ono days
quarantine on vessels arriving from Rus
sian ports In the Black Sea and the Sea
of AzofY.
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MaiOr Keno.

CHICAGO. Feb. 6.-In the Reno inqui-
ry yesterday various testimony was
sduoed. One witness. q train packer.
swore that Reno. whilo holding u
bottle OF whisky In his hands, slapped
him. aud the whisky flew out Of the bot.
tie on both OF them. He would call q
man in the condition Of Reno very
drunk. AZ be was obliged to hold on TO
wagons and lean against trees to keep
his feet.
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TUNKED.


At . o'clock yesterday while Samuel
Eide, . miner at the North Bonanza. was
working in the mine, q stone Of some
two pounds weight fell 20 feet down the
incline striking him on the top OF the
head. Fortunately for him tho incline
broke the force Of the fall Of the rock
before 1t reached him. otherwise he
would have been Drained. As 1t
was hs was so seriously injured AZ to
need the immediate assistance Of his
fsllow-workmen. The blow was 30
severe as to fracture the outer table OF
the skull. Surgical aid vas ut once
summoned. and to-day the man 10 70.
markably well considering what be had
been subjected to. In fact he seems
but little the worse for his funk on his
head,
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Senate.
Carson. New. Feb. 6. 1879.
Convened at IL A. n. Lieutenant
Governor Adams In the chair.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Hammond.
REroRrs or COMMITTEES.
The Enrolment and Engrossment
Committees reported . number Of bills,
correctly enrolled.
Blair, from the Committee on Mines
and Mining. reported an smsndment to
Stewards bill to protect stockholders,
that stockholders may be admitted into
mines twice q month. there not to be
less than fourteen nor more than fifteen
days between their visits.
Shepherd, from the Committee on
Agriculture. reported In favor Of Dang.
berg's bill encouraging the planting and
growing OF forest and fruit trees.
Powning. from Special Committee.
reported iavorably upon the bill author.
izing washoe county 10 issue bonds to
the amount Of $40. 900 for school pur.
poses.
Comins. from the Ways and Means
Committee. reported in favor OF the
Deficiency bill for the insane. State Or
phan Home. etc.
LOTION AND RESOLUTIONS.
BY Notwithstanding the Con-
trollsr 10 draw his warrants In favor OF
the Senate Committee who visited the
insane and deaf and dumb OF this State
In California for the sun OF $l25 each.
Passed.
MESSAGES FROM ASSEMBLY.
Transmitting Senate Bill No. %, rsla-
tive to providing rsvenus for the State.
having passed that body BY . vote OF rs
to 90.
Also Senate Bill No. 8. relative to
granting u franciss for Q railroad from
some point on the Central Pacific Rail.
road to Tsscarora. Passed by 9 vote Of
20 to 81.
by Boardman-That there would be q
meeting OF the Select Committee OF
Fourteen this evening. to consider the
different railroad bills and confer with
the Storey county delegation.
INTRODUCTION or BILLS.
by Cassidy-To establish and place
the financial transactions OF Nevada
upon a silver basis. Making all official
salaries and fees payable In s%ilvsr.1
by Martin-To provide for certain
legislative expenses. Referred TO Com.
mjttee OF Whole.
by Perlsy-To provide for taking
care OF the insane OF this State. Re-
fsrred to Committee on State Affairs.
by Westsrtield -Authorizing the trans
fer OF the balance left In the building
fund to the general fund. Referred
to Committee on Ways aud Means.
by Martin-Relativs TO the appoint
msnt and salary Of the Governors
Private Secretary. Referred TO Com.
mittee OF Whole.
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Numbering and Lynching.

CHICAGO. Feb. CA terrible double
tragedy occurred at Wrightsville village,
southern Illinois. OH Monday night.
Charles Z. McAuliffe, q physician. In
vited his wife aud her brother. Mr..
Hsavener. into his drug store, and after
drinking with Heavener. shot him dead
with Q shotgun. The doctor fled. but
was found by the Constables, but before
they could get him TO Jail an iniuriatsd
mob OF sixty persons seized him aud
hanged him to the limb OF q tree.
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Canada Cattle.

TORONTO, February 1.-THE cattle
trade with England Is at a standstill.
The decision Of the British Government
a. to scheduling the United States as m
infected country is looked for with snI.
isty. Should the decision be favorable
to the United States the Canadian Gov.
eminent will have TO undo what they
have done In prohibiting for the space
Of three months importation OF American
cattle into Canada. or their passage
through any part Of the Dominion. II
this IL not done the effect will be to
send all trade to United States ports
during that period.
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Mssouis Social.

It il with q feeling Of satisfaction
that the NEws refers to that Masonic
social which will DO given in Gold Hill
tomorrow evening. 1t Is definitely
known that two rockaways loaded with
dancers will come down from Virginia
CITY, Others are expected from Silver
City. They will all be welcomed, and
they arc in advance assured Of a good
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Ifiss beef

l.. T. Fox Of the Gold Hill Market,
next door south OF the News Office, is
now offering some Of the finest beef
seen In Storey county for a long time.
The animals are from Mapes' ranch.
Sierra Valley, California, aud arc per-
feet beauties. Emerson made an in.
spsction Of them and pronounces them In
every respect first.class. In weight they
run all the way from sO0to 1000 pounds.
The display they make as they hang in
the market Is enough to tempt the dor
mAnt appetite Of a reporter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-06
Lady Bryan Decided.

There was filed to-day for record in
the Office OF the County Recorder . deed
from 7. Z. Kelly, Sheriff Of Storey
county, dated February 3, 1879; con-
alteration. $4,000; conveying to j. Q.
Schmidt the Lady Bryan claim. G,0OO
feet. Fiowery District. together with ihe
hosting works, dips, spurs, angles, ETC..
In pursuance Of a sale made last July.
This title is held adversely to the COM
pany by Mr.. Schmidt.
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CA.K.

one Of the most extraordinary eurss on
record was that Of the man John r. Herman.
deg, residing In Salt LAhs City. Who Vas o.
deaths door with that terrible dlseass MANS
mus the best medical aid had failed 10 stop
the progress Of the malsdy, when twenty.three
veil man. iy7s In
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Interpretations.
Following are some Of the late mining

Following are some Of the late mining
incorporations Of San Francisco :
Mon,szuma Mining Company-To OPP
.rats in the Bodie District, Mono coun-
ty. California. Capital. $40, 1000. 900. IN
shares OF 500 each. Directors-P. l..
Weaver. d. p. Belknap, Alexander q.
Maues, Philip caduc and ]. ii. Lyman.
Diamond Creek Gold and Silver Min.
ing Company-To operate in the Dia-
mond Mountain District, Nevada coun.
ty. Capital. $1,000 900. in shares Of
$50 each. Directos-Albert q. shaw.
J. q. Cable. Jacob weissbsin, William
Word and John Warner.
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rnK PEOPLE, WANT PROOF.

There is no medicine prescribed By physieisns
or sold By druggists that carries suoh evidence
Of its success and superior virtue - Bosehss's
German Syrup for severe Coughs. Colds settled
on the brcast, Consumption, " any dissass Of
the Throat and Lungs. 4 proof Of that fact 10
that any person sfiictsd can yet . sample bottle
for 10 cents and try its superior effects before
buying the regular siss Of 70 cents. 10 has lately
besn introduced In this country from Germany.
and Its wonderful cures are astonishing svefy
ons that uses Il. Three doees will relieve any
case. Try u. Sold By all druggists In AmsricA.
della COW Bat
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Noasuited.

To-day tho case Of Joseph Meyer
against the Virginia and Truckee Rail-
road came up in the District Court for
trial. After the plaintiff rested his case
a motion for nonsuit was made by the
defendants counsel and sustained by
the Court. The action was brought for
Sl5. 900 damages by reason Of injuries
sustained by the plaintiff at the hands.
or rather cars, Of the defendant.
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Killed I'm Texas,

GoLIAp, Texas. Feb. G.-Two men.
Henderson and Lockhart, quarrsled yes
tsrday. Both drew rsvolvers, when
Lockhart caught Henderson's arm and
fred siI shots into him. killing him in.
stantly. Henderson's brother rushed at
Lockhart with a pistol. They closed.
and In the struggle Henderson emptied
six chambers OF q revolver into Lock.
hart's body. causing his instant death.
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%SprInger's opinion.

wAsuisoros, Feb. G.-Springer, OF
the Potter Committee, says: "Govsrnor
Tilden has not been subponaed, and l
have my doubts whether he will be.
This, however. does not make any ma.
terial difference, for In any case we shall
give him an opportunity Of appearing
before the committee. and 1t IL. not likely
he will miss the golden chance, II i
know him aright."
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CtnsON. February ". 1917.
.,d an, l.s;s.
- ,ow ,h., the w.rdep.hip aeht il
-, -. ,.,r,n.J with renewed energy
IA ,o., % hattie with the complicated
a. frei,h,s and fares. say
counbc.,sl for the reason that through
the multipieity Of resolutions and bills
i,,.,J,o.l ,h. and. d.si,ea to be reached
NAV h. defeated. iusomuch AS the PEG.
nj. ar. ~an,i.railroad TO the extent Of
a.. ..,.
protecting 'hensel,eS' ou' Iii, cr,n.
uon suen iauleei "Sn .an,,;h,,s 20
pIe the enterprises winch NV. mnon
materially 70 'ny oniy ~ tn,ur.
when drpenus .ns p'
prosperity OF 'neif '"'''
ENrREar LEGISLATION
Ia not desired. for extreme measures
-.,,I. A.. ,,r,o... for which
ne''' -.
they are inausufa'ea' ou' AP'
create in the minds OF the lair aud
impartial n feeling antagonistic TO what
-----a.o =, onn,.s.;on and there can
e''I ~, soms 81 ,hs hills
" ~ an. Ie,;.I.
unue' WV A.. .h;,Jr.n a, m.,;c. ,h,n
'ui' ~ y ~ -. Tn. IL
tue creatures ~ PPyo,ism. In No,Ia,
VS. a regular field day. This bill is
familiar to all Of your readers who have
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Out OF Luck.

NKw ULx. Mimi. February G.-The
store OF II. Bonhke was closed Tuesday
by the Sheriff. Liabilities, $50, 600.
Yesterday morning the warehouse In
which Bonhke's firm had $4,000 bushels
Of grain. was burned down. Later In
the morning he committed suicide with
stryclniue,
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Better Times.

GLASGOW. Feb. 0.-Applications for
relief for the week ending February LIST
we're 800 less than any preceding week.
The regular recipients have surrendered
their relief tickets. ~intimsting that they
have found employment. About $1,000
persons are still supported by charity.
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Labor AnldAvin

Labor aHidavits have been fled In the
Recorders Office as follows;
by Philip Is. Host, 500, on the
English Gold and Silver Mining Com.
pany's claim.
BY Philip d. Host, 800. on the
West Justice Gold y Silver Mining
Company's claim.
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A Dorkman. Thos Ferguson. W Wilson.
Charles T~iilingham. A W Tolksdorf. Z ID
Boyle. n @ Hall. Mrs ID 0'Connell and
child. Az Kidd. J Wheeler. o ID Reed.
Ed Sehmalzer. Miss J Mahoney. 5 Petro-
vieh. wv williams, Mrs Mckenzie,
Miss A Jolly. J Tresize. II Lafiower. Nay
Fisk, l. Corbeill. Mrs Taylor. Mrs Powell
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Killed hY Accident.

H%rALDsBuRo. Cal, Feb. John +.
Bsilhachs, aged twenty-ons years, was
killed here Tuesday evening by a bullet
wound In the head. having accidentally
shot himself. A Coroner's jury returned
u verdict In accordance with the circum.
stances attending bis death.
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A VOICE 4 o v

From Virginia CITY . poor sufferer. almost
deyoursd alive By N u~lcsrous secret dissass.
sends us bis THANKS md gratitude fof MS n.
ooyerv 10 health, ensctsd By thoss sterling GOOD
msdicines, Brfstois 6arspsrilla and Pills.
established for over forty yesrs. They have the
conndsncs OF both doctors and patients.
su1Al I'm
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4 CARD.

To al who are suffering IRON the srron snd
indiseretions Of youth. nervous weakness, early
decay. loss Of manhood. etc.. l will send .
receipt that will cure ron, ynss or cnAsol.
This great remedy Vas discovered By . mission
ary In South America. Send . ssif-sddresssd
envelope 70 the REV. JOSEPH T. IMAM,
Station d, Bibls House, New iork City.
feI Am
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Reported Foundered.

RosTos, February G.-There is gen.
eral inquiry at the navy yard owing to
q rumor that the steamer Richmond.
which sailed from BROOKLYN about three
weeks age, had foundered.
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Iheap Wheat.

New YoRK. Feb. GA London dis.
pateh'says: Wheat from Siberia is likely
to 10 o formidable competitor with
American, and even Russian wheat, ~
It may be sold In London. including
freight, for from 8 TO 10 per cent. less.
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Lord OuRerin.

ST.. PETERSBURG. Feb. Cit is re-
ported that Lord Duffsrin has been APP
pointed British ambassador to Russia
ip place Of Lord Augustus LOTUS, re-
called.
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IT REMOVES wRINKLRs

And sofsns the skin. Ths regular use Of Mur.
ray q LAnmsn's Florida water O. the toilet
tends 70 prevent and remove wrinkles, the soft
nsss Of the skin produced By Il taxing away The
natural inclination of The eaticls 70 form into
ridgs and fpfrovI no2s IN
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lcton Striking.

LONDON. Feb. G.-Drury. Lane Thea
ter closed last Tuesday night, the per.
formsrs refusing . reduction OF wages.
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Murderer Sentenced.

MARYsyILI.E. Feb. 5.-In the District
Court to day Judge Ksyssr sentenced
Alb Ben, McDaniels' murderer. 10 DO
executed on Friday, March 1ith.
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Surrendered.

CossrlSrrsorLE, Feb. 6.-podogritza
was surrendered TO Montenegro to-day
and the definite treaty with Russia has
been signed.
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LAST EyrxISo.
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yoT rn,.s- o.. oa
an I..r."n
an psimon, 10,
40 I.or.rd' sor s5s
,oo yo,,hern Rsiis 4
a u....,
10 Nsns:,,.n a, ~
90 60 D.. ~
~ urand rrite' w.
oso Nas.ic 81. isc
200 Endowment. i0c
20 Star, COO
4tO H~ighbridge, I IS. II
ESQ Paradise. ~ b30. 2 10. ~
1000 Albion. SOC
100 Real del Monte. >
4OS Bodie, s, "a, sa, 81
so Bechtel, Use
200 Tioea. 1 40
200 Summit. IN
so Bulver. IAN, Is
45O Goodshaw, 800
$50 Oriental. zoe
225 syndicate.
leo Bslvidere, SOC
200 South Bodie, 80
ESQ Booker, 4Oc
$50 Mono. ~
$50 Con. Pacific. ~
CTS Dudley. SOC, T5c
700 south Bulwer. Coo. Sc
$40 Tiptop, 1, s5c
40 silver King, 10
100 Golden Tern, 81
COO Caledonia BLACK Hils, 9Oc
. Day, SOC
$50 Hiilside. 2 Is. 2 10. 2 o5, ~
INN, MORNING..
,.ao 81 OF
aso opnir Ss.' 80 ocL
~ neh,.An' $500 ',aA ~.
.ao uou's S.,as "a >.
oSo Des.e ne'
~ SAIiorn,s ~ ,x
$40 Ssvase; ias.i
con;,',,s. -
~ % ,sL "a
~ nAles poIa. =
~ yrVsn :, ar o.t.
~ ,e.sou M
n 10
~
IuS AiPnA' ioS'io
DIV Beiensr, os.o ,o
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li0 sierra NsvAdA. foS'
96O Bullion. st.sS
i2Io Exchequer. $3.50 ,o,
nv o'ermAn. .os iva
5oo Justice w.
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FATAL DELAY.

II 10 often the case that We sacrifice our iives
By delaying the use Of proper remedies. A few
hours Lost IL often fatal 10 acute diseases.
when unchecked hurres on TO modification
and death. 10 not be guilty VI this fatal delay.
Use freJ Bhstol's SarsaparillA and Pills; In
them you have safety AMI health. oc26 cod In
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o. II. GALLUP.

o. n. GALLur. opposite the Bank Of osiifor.
mia. Gold Hill. keeps constantly on hand ali
favorte brands Of Imported c.sArs. choice bit
cigars. ell kinds OF chewing tobacco. meer.
schsum pipes, school books and stationery OF
all descriptions, nns cuiiery. and toys and fancy
goods OF all kinds. ap7s N
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OUR CARSON LETTER.

Liquidation On Railroad
Matters - The Williams kegs"
NH aud 10. Mysterious Auaead'
meat
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THrsr are twenty men in the County
Jail, Of whom one 10 = Chinsmap.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
Chinese Question.

I,rsclAt TO tn. BOLD Hrll PAIL .rw'J
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VIRGINIA 6 TRUCKER B. B.

Through Passenger Train for San Frsnc,soo
leaves Virginia daily q eP. n. and Gold Hill Il
e:ls =. q. On MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS and
FRIDAYS connects With Lightning Exprses
leaving Keno 81 . ?. 4 arriving 1t ban frsn.
cisco via Vallejo Of li:i0 A. \. on following day.
On TUESDAYS, THURsDAYS. SATURDAYS
and SUNDAYS connects only with Overland
PAsssneer leaving Reno Of 1905 A. H., arriving
q San Rrspcisoo via STOCKTON d SIS 2 \.
eLRKPfNo CAR leaves Carson for Ban Inn.
cisco via valisjo on Mondays. Wednesdays snd
Fridays, % 1,3s =. =. Returning. leaves tan
Rrsncisoo for Carpon via vsisjo on TussdAyss
Thundays and Saturdays, sttr.M.
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