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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-26
SWORN EVIDENCE,
The following Cure 10 probably tho most re-
narkabie ever Effected by any medical
preparation for the trea.men.
Ct catarrh:

CcnNenfa-I herr by certify that have had Catarrh
Tor ten years, and for the last years been
tcrripe sufferer. i was rendered partially deaf
buIlnE In The head pains across the temple, dizzy
tonsils hard and coEgtant cough. across
the chest, and every Indication OF consumption Ny
head nched oil the time. The matter nulated so
rapidly In my head and throat that could keep
bed seemed to me. Mt the point OF euifoc cation.
womb Then have recourSc 10 In my power
20 dsodge the nucus from my throat and head before
being able TO sleep again For period OF six years my
with dnicuty sw allow. finally consulted emlnent
surgeon IN regard y an operation on them but at his
request postponed IL The constant alton and
nleeraton In my throat caused by the poisonous
inhancd my lungs that cougbcd necessarily. deer
effects disease 50 th. Host aess grew pale and
moved every symptom OF an early death by consump
az months ago, began Tho use OF sASgoRDs RADIcL
CURk FOR CsTARBH After using the nrst bottle be
gan TO improve rapidly. The rst dose clear
my head as l had not known IL to be for years II
ny cough "a Tss ddvs. by using Il Rargc soon
reduced the Inflammation and swelling u MY tOnsia
90 mat they soon ceased TO trouble Tho
seIoss my chest disappeared tho euzzng noiscs In my
completely restored and every symptom of disease that
bad reduced me TO Tho verge or the disappeared
Dy the use ofSANFoED's RADICAL CCRR ron CiTAEnH.
h.v has been Isas explicit beeauss as druggist.
hope 70 conynec many that this u great remedy.
am fnulihnr with tho az CataFTh prec-
uscd ~ the bert physicians. and have consulted the
most eminent about my case. have used every kind
period OF six years past aud have. vhne following
pse, taken great care % general aE hut
no RELIEF OF encouragement from any of them.
BOSTON. FEB. p, is'3. GEO. +. DiSsMoRE
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-26

THE AMOUNT on CANDY MADE. -
The amoupt Of candy manufactured in
this country, says a New York per, is
far greater than is usually thought, the
Americans-the women, mainly--eatin2
more, 10 Is said, than all tho rest Of the
world combined. New York has. until
recently, made most Of tic candy. but
now Boston is a large manufactures.
Within n few years many small houses,
mostly French, have sprurg up in New
York. and reduced the price materially.
Boston has three large manufactures,
employing some 0 workmen, and pro =
ducing over 1000 tons Of candy annual.
Is. Not more than onefourth Of this is
consumed in New England, the remain .
der going chiefly to the provinces and
the West, Boston makes, altogether.
more than 5000 tons, using something
over $4,000 barrels o sugar for the pur-
pose. Now York, IL is estimated, makes
about 8 500 to 1000 tons, which goes TO
ali parts Of the Union. o good deal of Il
being, it is said, exported TO TIC West
Indies. South America. and even to Eu.
rope. IL has been supposed that the
French candies we're the best, hut we
now mako can y regarded superior TO
those. Outside Of Boston aud New
York ro' much candy is made, though
the Philadelphia make has considerable
reputation.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-26

uRg STU I'll diEye for uso in sil eases. Price.
throughout the tniird States WFFKS 4 PCTfER
General Agents and Wholesale Drusqlsfs TOeton Mss
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-26

In Person county, North Carolins. on
the morning Of the 2 st inst. it is stated,
as the little three year old child Of Mr..
William Murray was sitting on s.ile
feeding chickens. large eagle swooped
down on the chickens scattering them
in all directions. As The child was NOV.
ing off the eagle mcde second swoop,
catching the child in its talous and with
its prey rose in the air; but the child
was too heavy and the eagle managed
to flutter q short distance TO the limb OF
a decaycd oak. It's talons wego so en-.
tangled in the clothing Of the child that
II could not get loose. and the weight
soon made IL come down TO the ground.
The frightened father Of the child, came
up and killed the eagle. The child,
save some deer scratches, was uninjured.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-26

. UN%sstNFf - A-tNNe8uFEns Enss
~ - vel kuoun, hns for msny yeass stood II ne
bead q The profession ia bis speciality, ell ehrono
AMI bood disease nervous prosirsion aud al dis
ss'ro's e'nsequences SEQ his csrd 10 smother cob
eniH. REED his sOsts and Judge for yours.m
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-26

Wheeling Register: The reduction
Of the tex on tobacco last year seems
to have had the effect TO increase the
consumption Of that article, and reve-
nue. collections on account OF the weed
for the first nine months succeeding The
reduction Of the Tax SHOW on increase
in amount 90 the extent ct million
dollars or more. Secretary Sherman
aud Commissioner Raum anticipated a
deficiency
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-26
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SUFFOLK, ss. FKn "a fgr5
Then personally appeared the saiA George r pins
more, md made oath that the foregoing statement BIZ
him subscribed r. true. Before me.
SETH ). THOMAS. Justice OF the Peace.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-26
CHRONIC RLEuRISY CuREEl
PRICE. as CENTS.

DO not confound these Plastsrs win The oys,nayv
fsstera o. Che day that b. comparison absolutely
Dc careful % otdain coLLrrs' voLrGfo PLAsrxr. =
otninaton oflcctric or NOfac I1atra with ahfahig
5edlssted laster e seen N tbc above cut eod ~
~ Mholceale and hefll DrugGists throughout tha
Mnitce states and fanadae, and by WEEKS 4 POI.
IER. FrorrIetora. noaton. Naas.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-26

Is compound Of the vifsues az sars,,,..
Ia. stitiingiS. mandrake. yellow sl,-.k O,t,s
the iodisse OF potash anl iron. all povce,,.,
matchmaking. hlooi-cIcansing, anil lfc-sr~
tanning escu~n's. 1t rs IN. prrc>i. ssir,,
kps~a or szaisss,r a. IL iSlsi -
ruec9 II use<l!cire AMI ehe4ni<fxy sew.
Prt'dDcvst<e viafna1:z s rri7,ssN -,
Potent 20 e&re al <1tnc&S<s*srsn ~.
iinine h,oSd. - eus~- Scr NV
Rose. o g Sntnc asss f,rs. :. r, ,.s....
and Faee-grubs. rnstuIes, Bioichs.
BOi!s. TumorS, letter. Uumass'
Salt Rhcuni, Scaid-hcad, Rinr-wo,,,
Ulcers, Sores. Rhenssatisns, Merrnr,ai
Disease. Neuralgia. Female Weak.
Affections OF the Liver, Dyspens,.
Emaciation, and General Debl,ity
By :rs searthing and cleansing oualh;,.
70 purges ont the fonl corrupiioas wbirL
contam:na'e the blood aud caissc ,l,rsn-.'
ineDt ami decay. II stimulates and cnlivsrx
the vital FUNCTIONS. promotes enemy AMI
strength. restores aG.i preserves health. ami
infuscs new life AMI yigor Throughout m,
Whole system. No sufferer fro,n anv ~.
ease which artists from inquiry az tb,,
b,ood need despair who will give AYsn',
SAK-ArAs,LLA a lair trial.
II is folly TO experiment VITA the mamrr.
o:iS low-pTiccd mixtures. of vl!rap materials
ami without medicinal virtues, offered as
headquarters. white disease t<rou,rs NOR,
hruIly seated. AytKs SsRs,rAisiLl, i, ,
medicine OF such concentrated curative
power, thar 10 is hy far the best. clirapeSi
and most reliable biopd-prihrr known
Physicians knuN lis coini,osiiion. an,l pr.
scribe il. IL has been widely iIsv,l for forty
wears. ANIL has Won the unqualified conf
d-nce OF millions whom IL has benefited.
Prepared by Or. J. c. Aver & Co.,
a
Lowell, Mass
SOLD pr ALL p,c.afsrS lyeuywupur
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-26
New Advertisements.

DT NnG s. Dol, Cover and Book
hA M - sgio to 5000. OR.
- - - : q - n - ~ Siops
eel Reeds. 2 knee Swells. 5 DOL. Bouk, ONLY
sos. re- illustrated CstalogHs FasE. 40
dress DANIEL & BEATTY, Washington j.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-26
The New Buckeye.

Wheat Fans, Fruit Dtiers, Feed Cniie:s. Co.u
Shelters, Galvanized Iron Mater Pipe a.:
&c, at about on--hsf old prices. JUST
what You want now, the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-06
AiIsra.o. street Report.

Han FnAYcIsco. March 6-i ?. H.
Bslcher, IN sales; Sierra Nevada, 2sa
sales; Utah. iih bid. liz asked. IN
sales; Hale 4 Noreross. ca bid. ca asked;
Con. Virginia. 3 70 bid. 81 asked; Ns1i.
can, l6S bid. lea asked. l6s sale; Union
Con-. ssk bid. 40 asked. 40 sales; Belvi-
ders, 81 bid; Chollsr. 81 bid. 81 asked;
Ophir. IsS asked; Mexican. ish sAlss;
Justice. IL asked; North BONANZA. 4se
bid. Soc asked; Union Con-. 10 bid; Ysl-
low Jacket. 9 bid. 81 sales; Scorpion.
3 50 bid. 3 40 ssked; Alta. ~ bid; Sierra
Nevada. 2st bid. 2sS asked. 23S sales;
OIo. sSe bid. 900 sales; Bullion. 4 $: bid.
4 30 sales; California. A. bid. 5 IS asked;
Ophir. lsS asked; Tiptop. 4 80 bid; Noon.
day. s 80 asksd; Dudley. SOC bid. ] asked;
Jupiter, ~ bid. 2 60 asked; Bslcher. IN
bid. llS asked. iih sales; Imperial, $50
bid, Coo asked; Sierra Nevada. 23% bid.
ask Nsked; Mexican. ish bid. i6k asked;
Crown Point. 4 80 bid. 4 IS Asked; Ophir.
lsk bid. isk asked: Best 4 Belcher. lea
bid, lSk sales; Union Con-, 4et bid. Al
asked. 4efs sales.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-06

N. Il. Smith. late Of the yessy
House, Gold Hill, Is o at the Palace
saloon, North @ street, Virginia. he
wants Those who owe him to know whore
to find him and to come and see him,
and not forget the coin which il his due.
See advertisement elsewhere.
The description Of the big pumping
engine at the Union shaft, which will
b found In these columns today, 10 the
only correct description Of that engine
ever published. After Il was written II
was submitted to Mr.. Patton and
reseiysd his approval.
All those Who wish to figure on the
stone floor Of the County Jail Will apd
In another column notice calling for
sealed proposals to do the work Of lay.
ing II in accordance with the plans and
specifications on fls In the County
Clerks Office.
John Kelly has mortgagsd to ]. II.
Douglass, TO secure $1,000. payable in
90 DAYS, With interest Of TX per cent.
Der month, payable monthly, certain
property in Virginia, being 80 feet On Q
street and running through 70 B street,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-06
A WISE REFORM.

The hs Il Of administering quinine In pow
erful doses. - Q satidote 70 malariai msla'
dies, was once dangerously common. Happily
this practice has undergone . wide reform.
Not only the public. but professional men have
adopted, not wholly, Of course, but largely,
Hosteiter's stomach Blttsrs ass safe botanic
substitute for the pernicious alkalsid. The
consequences Of this change are most impor.
tant. Now fever and ague sufferers are cured
formerly their complaints were only for the
time relieved. or half cured the remedy even
except the doses were increased. A courre Of
the Bitter. persistsntly followed, breaks up
the wont attacks and prevents their return.
The evidence In favor oil this sterling specific
and household medicine 10 OF no ambiguous
Character. but positive and satisfactory, and
the sources whence 10 proceeds are very
Numerous.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-06
Edison and Taiiings.

It will be remembered that some
months ago the NEWS published . cor
respondsnce between the inventor Edi-
SON and Mercer otey, Secretary Of the
Yellow Jacket. In regard to Comstock
tailinQs. A New York dispatch now
states that Edison's spare time Is spent
in perfecting his process to obtain gold
from tailings. He has organized q com.
pspy and obtained at Virginia City and
Leadville 90, 900 tons. The process 10
secret, bu. quicksilver 10 known to enter
into Il; also, oxide Of lead, carbonate OF
soda, charcoal dust and powdered glass.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-06
Leg Broken.

Early yesterday morning. at the 0phir
shaft, as Q double.dscksd cage was do
scsnding and about 600 feet from the
surface. Richard Gross stepped upon
the timbers between the compartment
containing the cage and another com.
partmsnt to ring a signal. While 20
doing the bonnet OF thu cage came down
and struck him on the head and Shout
ders. He was knocked of the plate on
which he was standing and fell into the
upper cage, slightins on his head and
shoulders, with his legs hanging over
the edge Of the cage. Just at this mo.
ment the cage started up the shaft,
probably 10 obedience to the unfinished
signal Crosse made when struck BY the
bonnet, aud his left leg was caught
against a wall plate and broken below
the knee. both bones being badly shat
tered,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-06
Prem .. Indignant virrini.n.

Eprron News You have recently
made several feeble attempts TO DO face.
tious at the expense Of Virginia people
by referring to the officials you have fur.
nishsd us and by offering to supply rs
with more. Now, while this thing may
be fun to you, 1t Is very humiliating TO
M. For It In o fact, that cannot Be sue.
csssiully disputed, that We have as good
material for officials in Virginia as q
be found anywhere on the Pacific coast |;
and 1t is simply because Of apathy and
supinsness on the part OF our best oit-
Gems that We have suffered . certain
class here to rule Us In this matter. /
hope you do not presume for . moment
that you, Slippery Gulch folks, are
superior to Virginia people In any re-
spsct. Perhaps your people may have
more regard for written law than some
Of our people, but what OF It.?
Being governed by written law IL
old.foeyish. Being above the law
implies progress. We can boast
Of having men here who know no law
but their own sweet will. You perhaps
look for intelligence, independence OF
character, and q fair English education
In officials. We are not 50 particular.
We require cheek, toadyism and . pom
tempt for the three Rs. reading, rit-
ing and rithmstic." Things, however,
may not always run In this groove. We
are to have an election for city officers
in May next, and perhaps our people
may then determine to elect none but
Arst.olass men to Office. And, although
you have heretofore given as good men,
va will try in future to get along without
any help from Slippery Gulch.
A CONSERVATIVE CITIZEN.
VIRGINIA, March s, 1880.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-06
Home Again.

Frank Currisr Is now the telegraph
operator at the railroad depot In Gold
Hill. in place Of Mr.. Bell. who has q
call elsewhere. Frank Is one Of our
grown up Comstock young men, raised
and educated here, and has been EN-.
ploysd a. telegraph operator Of Huffa.
ksr's and other stations along the road
for the last year or two. He feels
pleased to get back among his old
friends and relatives again.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-06
The aHerald" INDUCES In Celestial
Anticipati0ns.

NEW Yonx, March 6.-Ths Herald says:
"sull the Chinese come, and California
Is made poorer by every n she loses"
The same paper publishes q highly
spiced column Of an alleged interview
between a reporter and Mrs. Timothy
Sargent. The following are extracts:
While the reporter fingered OF the door
Of Voc KEGS hotel an elegant equipage
arrived and q lady was assisted out BY
the cosohman. Ascending the stoop.
tho lady began IN animated conversation
In Chinese with Woo Zee. She was
aftsrward visited at her residence, on
T~wsnty.aith street, where she spoke as
follows: II am now engaged in making
arrangements for the reception and set
Element Of all the Chinese who may
bs driven from California by Kearney
and Kalloch. I am not arranging any
details. but will assist In their gen.
eral movements. I arrived about Q
week ago from Montana. where I have
finished branding some cattle. When I
left San francisco the city was In q terri.
bic state. The threats OF Kearney and
his followers have stopped up the chan.
nsls Of business, and hundreds OF bust.
ness men are preparing to leave. I
determined 10 see what could be done
for the Chinese In New York. I End
that there il an ample isld for their labor
here. and have sent word back to them
to that effect. This morning I received
. telegram from Colonel Bee, the Chinese
Vice Consul In California. II made
request that I should visit the Chinese
headquarters and ask the companies and
merchants to move to the west side Of
tho city. The Consul 10 afraid that II
the Monaghan stay among the low classes
in the Five Points q riot may DO precip-
itated by any Of Kearnsy's agents who
may come to New York In the event OF Q
general exodus Of Chinese from San
Francisco. Woo Kee and his neighbors
are very uneasy over the hostile attitude
which the owners OF real estate in their
locality have assumed. They say that
they will not DO able to stay long In
Mott street unless something Is done In
an official way to protect them. There
ought to be Q Chinese Consul In New
York. The Minister at Washington
knows nothing Of the condition Of his
oountrymsn here. tried this morning
to rsat two large buildings near Mott
street. The owner IL an Irishman, and
was just finishing the bargain when I
dropped q hint that the property would
be tsnantsd BY respectable Cinnamon.
The owner gave q jump and said IN
not take $1,000 Q month for the prop.
erty. I'd sooner pull 1t down piece by
piece This Is the main difficulty In
settling people who ome here. It Is
not the lack OF employment, but the
scarcity OF dwelling houses. There are
nearly 20 California ladies who arrived
here with me. They intend to ct up
their establishments with Chinese help.
and there 10 no doubt that the ladies Of
the metropolis will be glad to employ
Chinese domsstics. There are several
vessels on the way here with oargoss Of
Orisntals, and hundreds are coming and
within q very few days I expect their
numbers will reach Thousands"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-06
Small Change Scarce,

WASHINGTON, March CA great deal
Of complaint Is daily received from the
West because OF 9 lack OF small coin.
II Is statsd that in many place small
silver coin Is so rare that the people
have to use postage stamps for change.
Treasurer GilHllan says that he is not to
blame because silver change was In the
Treasury instead Of In circulation, as
there 10 no appropriation to pay the
expenses OF ito shipment. People who
want fractional or other silver can Oh.
tain It in exchange for legal tender notes
BY paying express charges at Govern.
msnt contract rates, which are three
mills per mile on every $500 or fraction
thereof. There were In the Treasury
vaults yesterday S2l, 600. 900 In frac.
tional currency out Of the $39. 000, 900
coined. There were 81. 600. 900 OF stan.
dard silver dollars and STAG. 600 200 Of
gold coin and bullion in the Treasury.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-06
Tilden Tactics.

WASHINGTON, March Ga member Of
one Of the county Democratic commit.
tees in Pennsylvania who Is now In
Washington said today that Tildsn has
agents all through the State working in
his interest, and that they use money
freely In the interest Of their employer.
In counties that have chosen anti ilden
delegates to the State Convention these
agents are engaged to try and induce the
delegates to remain ct home and appoint
substitutes who will vote for Tildsn. In
his own county, he said, o delegate was
offered $50 II he would consent TO let .
certain man 60 as his substitute. Of the
delegates elected up to tho present time.
nearly two.thirds are against Tilden, and
be IL trying to overcome this In every
way possible. II Pennsylvania sendsan
nti.Tilden delegation to the National
Convention II will DO almost impossible
for him 10 get the nomination, and for
that reason that State Is being worked
90 thoroughly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-06
District Court.

The following business was trans
acted in the District Court this morning:
George Merrill VS.. Katie Msrrill-Ap-
plication for . divorce; set for Tuesday.
j. B. Jeffriss ~ us Creditors-Dis-
charged from hig .ols.
Royce vs.. Hampton Of al.-Thirty
DAYS given in which to file statement on
motion for new trial.
NJ. j. Henley VI. His Crsditors-Dis.
charged from his debts.
Michels, Frisdlandsr & Co. VI. Lisbes
Bros.-Dsmurrer Withdrawn; Ave days
to answer.
State vs.. On Gee How-Indictmsnt
for opium smoking; defendant demurs
to the Indictment; demurrer argued and
taken under advisement till nsxt Mon.
day.
City Of Virginia VI. All Chow.-Run.
ming Fan Tan without q license. Motion
to dismiss appeal argued, also motion to
dismiss the case for want Of Jurisdiction
in the court below. Argumsntsno con.
sludsd ct last accounts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-06

There will be . regular meeting OF
wsshos~ Typographical Union No. e5 on
Sunday. March Z. at 2 o'clock ?. NJ. in
Justice Moses Courtroom, Virginia.
All members are requested to be present.
Adam Weller. OF Como, denies that
the tsilinss Of Eurskalore run through
his mill yielded SIS or $40 they run
from 81 80 to IS 80. His mill il now
running on Rspidan ore, crushing from
~ to is tons per day.
Work IL actively resumed in the Le-
viathan mine, the repairs to the founda.
tons OF the hosting works being com.
pletsd in the most substantial manner
Crosscutting ct two points on the 700
level will DO commenced shortly.
It has been ascsrtainsd why the Mill.
lists OF Russia want to kill the Emperor.
II IL because he writes his title "Tsarj."
Nihilism simply means no ], conss.
qusntly no Tsarj.
j. E. Bangs and E. Lord, connected
with the Pacific Coast United States
Geological Survey, and with the Clar.
snce King party, left evening before last
for San Francisco.
Seven or eight Jail birds are picking
daily at the road from Fraser's Virginia
Foundry, above the Julia, down to the
Mint shaft and thence on to the County
Hospital.
James Dunnssn, . native Of Great
Britain, aged "a years, was by the Dis.
trict Court this morning admitted to
citizenship.
After Wednesday next the fare from
Reno to New York will be $55 for
sscond.class passage and $25 for emil
grants.
Johnny Dormsr. the irrsprsssibls
printer boy. intends starting paper at
Candslaria.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-06
Fatal Mining Accident.
Siirer STATE. March 8.

The Times tuie,o says another fatal
accident occurred at the Grand Prize
mine Saturday morning. Jacob Curnow,
who with three others, was chloriding In
the mine. ran . car into the shaft from
the 400.foot level. and clingipg to 1t was
dragged down with 1t. The fall to ths
500 level undoubtedly killed him. and
the body probably sunk to the GOO level.
which Is filed with water. His cap was
found floating on the water, and aroused
the a~pprshsnsions Of his friends, who
up to that time had not missed him.
Graphing hooks were at once attached
to the cage, and every effort made to 70.
cover the. body, but It had not been
found ct o late hour last evening. De-
ceased had been employed only . few
days at the Grand Prize, having been
engaged at the Argsnts up to the time
the last draft OF the force was made. He
quite . young man and unmarried.
We understand he has friends and rsla-
tons in Cornuoopia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-06
Visiting Teachers.

D. R. Sessions, State Superintendent
OF Public instruction I; Professor Il. b.
Howe, Miss Emlyn Walters, Miss Belle
Ryan, Miss Jennie Kelly. Miss E. Bah.
cock, Miss Anna La,hrop, Miss Annie
Martin. Miss Minnie Blackburn. Miss
Kate Bardsnwerpsr, Mrs. D. r. sss-
sions. all Of Carson, and Professor j. A.
MoMartin, OF Empire, visited the Wr.
ginia schools yesterday. Gold Hill was
almost entirely ignored. One teacher.
however. did get Is far as the Divide
achool.