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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-01
Hational. Republican Committee
Resolutions at chicago.

Resolutions ~ chicago.
CHICAGO, June lat . meeting Of
the National Committee last syening the
following resolutions were ohsred BY
Mr.. Chandler:
Resolved, That this committee approves
and rstiArs the call for the approaching
Republican National Convention which
was issued by It's Chairman and Score.
tary, and which invites two Delegates
from each Congressional District, four
delegates At large from each State, two
from esch Territory and two from the
District Of Columbia 70 compose the
Convention.
Rssolued, That this committee reoog.
Mics the right OF each delegate In .
Republican National Convention. freely
10 cast and have counted bis individual
vote therein, according to his own senti.
ments, and II he 90 decides against any
unit rule or other instructions, passed BY
Q State Convention, which right was con-
osded without dissent and WA 81, rcised
In the Conventions Of 1850 and 1858. and
was after O full debate affirmed BY the
Convention OF 1876 and has thus become
Q part Of the Law Of Republican convsn.
tons, and until reversed BY Q Conven.
ton itself, must remain . governing
principle.
The arst resolution was adopted unan.
imously. To the second resolution Mr..
Cameron took exceptions. and It II now
under discussion.
Mr.. Chafsss Of Colorado. who presented
the resolution In the unit rule. appealed
from the decision Of the Chsir-that II
was out Of order. The Chair (Oameron)
refused to entertain the appeal. Some
business Of minor importance was then
transacted and . recess was taken for
fifteen minutes.
The COMMITTEES met again ct 1890 and
nothing has dnos transpirsd - to its
action. Conversations with members Of
the committee indicate that there 10
likely to DO Q warm session, and It 10
alleged by some Of them that II 10 prob
able that Cameron will bs dsposed to.
night.
Upon the reasssmbling OF the COM.
mittss the following resolution was
adopted:
Essousd, That the followins. named
persons bs and they are hereby appointed
a. . sub committee, TO wit: Messrs. Boot,
Of Illinois; New. Of Indiana; Enos, OF
Wisconsin; Scott. Of Oregon; Cooper.
oil Ohio; Fill.y. OF Missouri; Devaux, Of
Georgia; Bowen, Of the District Of
Columbia. and Clayton. Of Arkansas.
with iull power and authority to execute
and carry out the distribution Of tickets,
and that the tickets shall b turned over
70 them for that purpose. Also, the
following:
wznIAs, The report Of the sub com.
mittes heretofore appointed having been
accepted and Hled, Il 10 now
Resolved, That the committee DO dis
charged, aud that . committee consisting
Of Root, OF Illinois. New OF Indiana,
Enos Of Wisconsin. Scott Of Oregon.
Cooper Of Ohio, Dsvsux Of Georgia,
Bowen Of the District Of Columbia. FIJI.
ley Of Missouri and Clayton Of Afksnsss,
BE- and they are hereby sppoiptsd 70 PER.
feet Ill necessary arrangements for the
control OF the hall. which ara or may b
required Of the National Committss for
the purposes Of the Convention.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-01
Cass.

II cannot b denied that thsrs Il In
the community . strong undsrtow Of
feeling. II not conviction. that young
Pohl. charged with outrasing Birdie
ORg, may. after al. b innocent. Il II
impossible Just now TO explain how this
change Of feeling has been brought
about; bat II certainly 10 quite prevalent.
Poll asserts most positively his limo.
osnos and claims that he has bssn inim.
idated In some way into saying be was
guilty, but that be knows nothing what
ever OF the case. Some Of his relatives
and friends say that the boy shall at
least have . fair trial, His bail has been
reduced TO $4,000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-01
In Usiea.

Col. F. F. 0sbiston was In Union
yesterday and reports the outlook there
encouraging. although hs sees nothing
to make Q raise In the stock until the
$500 level can Be opened up. The best
part Of the ore body In the mine. a.
shown now, 10 ON the sillfoor Of the
240O level, which promises well for the
$500 level. In regard to the rumor that
workings had been started west from the
drift being run ON the $500 level to con.
meet wipzs number o with the Sierra
Nevada incline. he says that he saw
nothing OF the kind. There are some
stringers Of good ore on the west side OF
the drift, but work was not being pushed
in that direction. In the drift south
toward winze number two there Vas no
ore, % had been reported.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-01

BAN FlAScrsco. June Ia ?. ~
Hisrra Nevada. l5k. isN. lSa; Mexican,
81. 81; Northern Belle. ioS; Best 4
Bslchsr. lok; Union Con-. II. AN bsi
chellar. ~; Hale 4 Norcross. 4 o.
Quinn. II. AddsAda. I %. I S.; Noonday'
Gould q Curry. 4is. as; Bullion. 2 o.
2 90; ophir. o; Tiptop. sh. ss; Good
shaw. 900. 7so. Toe; Yellow jacket. 81
Con. Virginia. 3 80; Boston Con-. IN sio,
IS sio. I 60; Day. 80; Scorpion. I 50;
1siehsr. 8; Imperial. sss; Alta. AZ; Sum-
nit. I 40; Mono. 81; Belvidsre. 2 90;
Con. Dorado. 7sc; Albion. 4oc; Caledonia.
-: Grown Point. n; Eureka Con. In;
Walls. 8 ID; BOdis. 8; Mammoth. Z 20.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-01
The Ieadville Strike rnded.

Drxvrs. May STA Republican Lead
vile special says: The strike ID ct an
end. On Saturday the manasrrs Of the
Chrysolits and Little Chief notified the
strikers that they would resume opera
tons on their mines on Monday. Fears
OF violsncs we're entertained and both
minis were put In . stats Of perfect do.
Tense, With the intention Of protecting
the property to the last extremity. BY.
eraI secret meetings wers held BY the
strikers Saturday evening. but a. moth
ina could bs learned Of the PROCEEDINGS
there wss the greatest excitement. and
the managers notia-d the county author.
tiles that the county would be hsldse.
sponsibls for any damage done to prop.
eriy. At . meeting Of the County Com.
missiourrs Il was determined TO take
prudent steps. and accordingly on Sunday
morning. Sheriff Tucker issu.d . proc
lama,lou calling upon all sbls-bodisd
the Grant commander - bilent
Work for tho bilcnt Man.
CHICAGO, June Lit 10 IN evident
fact that the Grant men are splsndidly
organized and msrshaled. Regardless Of
the blust-r everywhere heard on behalf
Of other candidates, they 60 on about
their business and say very little. Thsir
misunderstanding. Cameron and Lo.
Ran-ars never idle. and never do any
talking. They arc today - confident Of
success a. they we're . month ago. The
contest for the silent man 10 hsudled BY
silent men and followed by Q silent
army. who move right on imp-netrably.
sure OF their oause. Their time has not
yet come Tor shouting.
They claim to have more than votes
enough to nominate on the 6rst ballot.
OF oourss this claim 10 disputed BY the
opposition, bat zach faction 10 misstat-
log ito own strength with 20 much reck
lrssness that neither 10 In o shape TO
accuse the other Of lying. There are
many hints that . ballot will show votes
for Grant In States that are supposed to
be favorable to other candidates; that In
several States devoted but undsmonstrs-
tive Grant men have been put upon the
del. cations under Misrepresentation OF
their prsdilectious.
In conversation with Q representative
Of the press yesterday. Conkling said
that ct NO time In the contest bad be
been more confident Of the nomination
OF Grant than since his arrival In Chi.
oaso. He said hs was not Q sanguins
man. and In q contest Of this kind be
always gave bis opponents ths benefit OF
the doubt. It was the safest way TO
make calculations. for then one would
never over overestimate his strength.
Hs did not ses how anything but IN act
Of God could prevent Grants nomina.
tim.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-01
Ben Butler in sacramento.

sAcaAxEsro. May 3l.-Gensrsl But
Ter arrived 10 this city by special Gar Il
SAC, and was welcomed on behalf Of
the citizens BY Major Tozrr. supsrin.
tsndent Pratt and O. q. cumuings.
Tho depot was crowded With people 70
Sec him. BE was met ct the depot,
himself and party escorted 10 carriages
and placed in the procession between
the corps Of veterans and Grand Army.
In response to inquiries made, the
General stated that be knew nothing Of
any Kearnsy or Ksllooh affair; that his
visit bad nothing to do with any Of
them, but that II bis legal services
should be sought they could Be had.
He will deliver an address ct the Metro.
poliian Theatsr tonight under the aus.
picss Of the Grand Army Of the Rspub.
Lie.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-01
srsCK ssPosr.


Tzm xoRzxo.
lss 0phir. ON, 81
1lH Mexican, loh. ION. ION
lao Gould d Curry. 4 is. 10
$50 Best D Bslcher. II
70 Califsrnia. q IS, q 20
los Savage, SIS
ls72 Con. Virginia. $40. a4s, ~ bs, 81
$50 Chollar. 8 s0,&
100 Potosi. s
10 Hale 4 Norcross. 4 80
ITO Grown Point, ! %, ! 70
07S Ysllsw Jacket.
1890 Imperial. sc. SOC
100 Alpha, 6k. 81 =.
l7o Sierra Nevada. lex, isk, lsk, 10
90 Utah, i2k
$40 Bullion.
90 E~xchsqusr. ~
,27o 0vsrmsn. 81
IS Seq. Bslsher. 81
20 Justice, $50
$50 Uaion Con-. 72k. 3ak. aah. a
90 Alta, q 10. 2 S
11o Jllia, Soc
$50 Caledonia. SC. Sss
SIS New York. $50. SOC
80 Occidental. I 40
100 AIDES. 500, CSC
7x5 Scorpion. 2. I 50. 30
$40 Benton Con-. I 90
$50 Con. Dorado. 75o
100 NAokay. 20c bio
200 Mountain View. 2sc
s7o North Bonanxa. 500. 2tc
80 Essex. I 60
teeo Quinn. I IS. I so. N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-01

Richard Mercer purposes to see that
those who purchase supplies OF him
have enough to ess. bs times never 20
hard. His store IL full and bis stock 10
Of the very freshest and finest kind.
Provisions Of all kinds can be found at
his place Of business, Main street, Gold
Hill, and he only awaits orders to send
Q supply around. Bee his advertisement
under the head OF '.Nsw Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-01
Eat and drew Pat.

It 10 Just q little amusing to see people
from Virginia Running down to Pete
Beck.r's Gold Hill Bakery and Restau.
rant, opposite 0gg's stables, to get the
nice breakfasts and big diuners there set
out to the hungry. Becker knows how
to run . restaurant. Everything shines
there and the table linen 10 always clean.
II you want to know anything about his
bakery. see his advertisement In another
column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-01
Ruby silver sad ssephsniss.

Ore from the Quinn mine shown on
the streets Of Virginia last evening. con.
tanned some Of the prsttisst specimens
Of ruby silver and stephsnite ever seen
on the Comstook. These specimens
were in what appeared to DO compare.
lively thin laminatiops OF quartz a.
though Q narrow seam had been formed
and the quartz had commenced crystal
izing on each aide. and whore the crys.
tails met 10 the center were the globlulss
Of silver like jewels set In frost work.
A boz Of these specimens was sent
below,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-01

Men must have . little amusement
once 10 . while. and Tom Finch has an
abundance Of IL at his Comsteek Saloon.
opposite Liberty En~ginshouss, Main
street, Gold Hin. he 10 not niesardly,
either, shout passing Il out 70 thoss who
call on him. You can ind u thsfs bot.
lied. boxsd or rolling ovsr The green.
- hi sdvsstissosnt u anethss column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-01

The little thrss-yssr-old o. Newport,
having heard the word nuisance applied
70 some msddlssoms person, remarked
very s~mphatieally to his grandmother,
who intsriersd With hts mischief,
"Grandpa, Jon are . nuisance" ID
caught the ~reproashful look that fol-
lowed In the moment Of surprised silence
and instantly clambsrsd mp into her lap,
and put his chubby arms around hsi
neck IN )addsd, - In the same breath,
"knd ! Dc love . nuisance better thap
anything"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-01
/. carroll rirs.

Last Mondays information was lit
lie at fault % to the frs which occurred
the night before in Lower Gold Hill.
The CAROLS burned ont were In no way
connected. Mrs. ]. P. Carroll lost two
houses and contents and had NO insur-
ancs. The nre originated In the house
OF the other Mrs. Carroll. in the same
yard, whose property va fully insursd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-01
Pr.ai.i.s Os,s,ss Ai.s'

Herman schesl has just opened . new
level In his mine south Of the Formsn
shaft. and the formation shows an I'm.
provemsnt over that above. The vein
in which hs 10 working IL about 100 feet
wide and contains three pay strssks, one
two feet, one eight feet and another
fourteen feet In width. The large ore
streak contains the most silver. bat the
smallest IL the richest. carrying more
gold than the others. The mine 10
worked through tunnels, In primitive
style. Tbs ore nov being extracted runs
from $50 to $40 per ton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-01

This noted mine 10 to b started Into
active work again tomorrow. under the
supsrint.ndsnoy Of Harry synous. Of
Gold Hill, who has Il under contract
for Q year. h proposes to work
the mine Ia the most systematic
manner, and will make Il pay.
The Weller mill will q on the
ore. Harry Symons 10 . mining man OF
long and we'll known practical expert.
enoe In this section, and will have some
Of the best Comstook miners working
with him. II they do not make the
Eureka pay Il II not worth bothsrins
with any more.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-01
The Qsinn.

Following Il the weekly statement Of
the Quinn mine Miners employed sx;
engineers. three; foremen. one; surface
mon, Two. During the past week the
vest crosscut RI advanced forty-thrse
feet. Last Saturday the vein was reached
and the DRIFT was driven into Il . dis
tancs OF eight feet In ore giving low
assays. Yesterday afternoon the face
showed ruby and native silver.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-01
Ahead ofAll.

Gold Hill has never been updsrsold
on dry goods by any establishment In
Nevada. and never will be a. long a.
Alex. Cohn IL In the aeld. he says he
can sell for what other dealers pay. and
he proves his words BY his deeds. None
OF them have Amer or fuller stocks than
be has nor more fashionable or dssira-
BILE goods. His summer styles are ele.
CANT. Call and sec them, and look over
bis advertisement In another column.
He has reduced prices till q little money
buys Q big bundle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-01

r. P. Heating. Superintendent OF the
Scorpion. has returned from Bodis and
Candslaris. He IL greatly pleased with
the Bodis mines. He says the Standard
Il now the boss gold mine Of the Pacific
Coast. Il IL seventy feet wide and q.
cssdinsly rich.
Soldiers Who are entitled to back pay
BY reason Of disabilities or injuries TO
esived during the wal should nls their
applications before the arst Of July.
There 10 Q bill before Congress to extend
the time three years. bat 1t may not
pass.
"Hsllo, Bill; which wsyf" "Goins
into the forwarding business down at
ths Mound Houss-forvsrdins dirt with
o wheslbarrow at . dollar Q day and
board, In order to forward my own In.
tsrssts and those Of my creditors"
W. q. Clarke & Co., are now located
NEXT to the Nevada Bank. @ street, Wiz.
einia, whore they are prepared to vel
some all who wish to buy. sell or have
stocks carried on margins. See their
card under New Today"
B. d. Csrrick. County Treasurer, has
gone below. He Is not feeling well BY
any means, and thinks that . brief
soiourn among the rapidly growing veg.
citation Of California will benefit him.
Last night about 10 o'clock Professor
Cans band serensdsd Colonel F. F.
Osbiston at the International Hotel. A
number OF his personal friends were
present and the wine flowed freely.
Yesterday at noon sixty men were set
to work on the Carson and Colorado
railroad at Q point between the Mound
House and Dayton. Another lot oil
sixty men went down today.
The pumprods ct the Yellow Jacket
viii DO In place In . day or two and the
pumps will be running In two weeks.
They are now running . hoisdng tank
that holds 1900 gallons.
At Coles drug store. Virginia, are to
be seen samples Of concentrated ore
from the Freeland mine, Colorado.
brought In BY Colonel F. F. osbiston.
Major stonehil. Democratic delegate
10 the National Convention TO b held in
Cincinnati, June "a. will leave Sunday
night. going BY the way Of New York.
The taking Of the national census will
be commenced today in all parts OF the
oourtry. People should answer freely
all questions asked.
Twenty new iron cars. each having .
capacity Of two tons. are being CON-
structsd u the shops Of the sutro Tun'
mel Company.
Colonel Smith. Superintendent Of the
Bslohsr, has been in Arizona. he left
Tucson for San Francisco yesterday
morning.
A Pluto picture Of lonslinsss u the
.vhat.is.it" Of that tribe sitting apart
HON the other Indians and playing
solitary.
During the past week the south branch
Al the Sutro tunnel was advanced 100
fsss In Ave dsys-ths biggest Sork yet
done.
Gold Hin ID busy on it, streets. Some
srosllsnt work IL being done on Main
str,st Just below he turn.
The ophir Company are building q
Nah ana tight bond fence around their
tinbsr and lumber yard.
Captain Taylor. supsrinssndsns OF tho
Yellow Jseks.. 10 again on the Com
stock.
ovipe TO the recent cold nishts. the
water In the Carson river II faiiins'
Savage 70 npsisias Ii incline osiov
ths 1900 lsvsl.
ysass lis,s and family hs,s saas 70
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-01
ana. niIiiss ore.

Alta il sinking Its incline below the
1850 level. The dumps Of the mine are
full Of ore which 10 now being sent "a
BriRas' mill for reduction. There are
now In the mine many points from
which ore can bs taken and will prob.
ably keep the mill ct work, thus con.
tributine largely toward the payment Of
running expenses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-01

EDITOR Nzws: I saw . question In
the News Of the 18th Of May. signed
'.0old Hill Miner" asking the cost Of
building . circular railroad In accord
snce with certain data given. Answer,
20llS. 8oe4 feet Of rail at 81 Is Per foot,
S26, las, sos.
HIoz HczooL 0nxayx1.
Gold Hill, Nay 81, 1850.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-01

Madame Jenny Lind Goldschmidt
lives In q large and pretty house In
South Kensinston. within sfsw doors OF
Madame Albsni. Il 10 surrounded By
tres % and flowers and furnished with the
modern art drspsries and quantities OF
pictures and old China.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-01
Arrivals 1s.s nersi.g.

FB Dexter and wife. &c Harlow. W
Builo. r Henry. OF Mcdonald. W JET.
frey. II Harris. Mrs A D Reed. Miss Sum-
srfeld. Nn Waldron. 3 II Marietta and
wife. J = sutton and wife. Ed swssny. b
d Mitchell and wife. d II aordan and
wife. I Q Inglis. Nay stsckhouss. ] 8
Craig.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-01
Card.

10 Ill Who arc sutsrns from the srron and
indiscrstions Of you ;, nervous Weakness. Early
eeipe that viii cure you, FREE VI oHAR0E
nh meat remedy wss Discovered By Q mission.
AN IN South America Send . s~slf-sddrsseed
eoyslops 70 the NV. JosERa T. Ixnkx, Station
10. Nov York city. 3aie II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-01

Lord Cowpsr. the new Lord Llsutsn.
ant Of Ireland. has % painful . shyness
that It amounts to awkwardnsss. To
balance this disqualification for bis ONCE
be has . large fortune and Q beautiful
wife to preside over his dinner parties.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-01

Somebody showed the President .
copy Of bis civil service reform rules
the other day. "Why. this 10 . eurios-
ity, indeed" hs remarked with real
pleasure. "Is-it from some OF the
ancient archives 2"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-01

en- vvsk b yoaz ON town. Tsrns "a
49, s. =. AA''.'s q. 11'i'''s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-01

mated unless on the hrst ballot, and
that seems impossible without the on.
forcement OF the unit rule. which -
majority OF more than 100 10 pledged 10
rspudiats. The Sherman men arc work.
ing quietly and earnestly. but apparently
making little progress.
citizens to Be ready to assemble with
arms at o bugle.oall. The managers OF
the principal mines put the question to
Mooney, the chief striker. - to whether
bis men proposed to attack the men
Who vent to work ct the old rate. He
replied no, and that an attack had never
been seriously contemplated. and that
he would assist In arresting disturbers.
This statement was put In writing and
signed BY Mooney and bis arst lisuten-
ant. Baker. Work was resumed on the
Little Chief and Chrysolits this morning.
both mines having all the men they can
work. Il II charged by many OF the
NON striking miners that the strike was
BY Mooney for the purpose
Of biackmsil, and that hs received SOU
for backing down.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-01

Bridget shsshy has alsd declaration
Of Homestead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-01
Mining 7rQstConpy
once, lls Broadway, n. 7.
ohsrtsrsd usds the Laws OF the stats o.
rev York
MILTON 4 LATHAM, Pres TENT.
o r. CHRISTENSEN, Trsssursg.
R W LEAvlrT. SECRETARY.
This organisation 10 now r-sdy for business.
and Offers its services on reasonable ter In
s1trsLssetions pertaining to k,nina Int rsrts,
such - ID. cu'toiy and Investment Of fu,ds.
the registry aud tisusf = Of sio'ks, and the pay.
msnt Of divdsuds special attention gtvsa 10
consign lsSts Of bulli o.
AMERICAN
Mining Stock Exchange,

lundsf ths suspiets Of tds n'"'ns H'"1
Rxchasss Rssas aad s0ess, Ne. ~
Brsadway, Nsw York.
This Rxchaass will b opened ~ soon - the
nsess.ay 10 psovemsnts 10 the rooms. nov IN
progress. have bssn completed. about June I.
tn. csmmits on Sock VT and ssSriaA 70
now prspared o. receive and act upon sppiiea-
lions from YnDo oox1Aurs desiring 10 have
their stocks plserd upon the regular iia Of ,hs
Rxehsnas All necessary bla. II and fu,i n
ion,stiou may b obtained By Addressing WI.
? NotLER, SECRETARY u the COMMITTEES care
Mining Trust %.
Applications win b rsc~ivsd for . limited
number Of uon.msnbsrs' moathly ssss tietsts
Of admission. mass ios
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-01
RGMoVAL.

THE oPPIcEs OF TIE YeLLQMlno
= oompsniss van rsnsy: . ROOM NO. 2.
% y ,NDAY next, xsy 3sth. isooi
Chs1iar MisisG Ce.
:.::lI2.::1 i:i::..l pi.:,ss @:
g. 4 ssts Mistss Ces
nysa va. DIAN, sesstass.
Connecticut western news., 1880-01-28

A new bill for the selection of 1urosa ppre= vides that the Selectmen shall select O list of citizens qualified in their estimation to be ju. TOTS, and that this list shSar Be aabnittea to the judges and board of supervisors before any juror can be drawn. No citizen can be on the list two years in succession. A penal ty is fixed for soliciting a-placs+ en the. list, and fine of $2to is imposed on any juror re. fusihg to serve, except when legally disqaali- [6eds x . T..
 Gov. Andrews has made the following ap- pointments which have been confirmed by the Senate: Railroad Commissioners, Geo., .-Nr Woodruff for full term, and senatortWm H :. Hayward to fill vacancy caused by resigna. tion of Gen. Walker; Insurance Commission CT, John W. Brooks, of Wolcottville; Bank Commissioner, James w. Hyatt, present in- cumbent; State Prison Directors, Nathan M. Belden, (reappoinssd) Cyrus B.: Newton, et Stafford; State Board of Health, Doctors John S. Butler of Hartford, Andrew; c. Lip. pitt of New London.