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men.
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discussed. On this resolution being
unanimously carried. tho following
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10 b witbxsd AVID atained b the dnet
z" Of The schools,
Your eiaas nay b. purple. and mine may
Blu. !si IL. :s.y r. sl'.a fen y. 'h. sane
~ &Se Val would quarrel tor di6ss-
onee Of hue
Deserves not tho comfort they shsd osF
The 0oul.
On motion. Resolved that oil the
| vhisksy 10 ct once given 70 To cool
for bio individual use. (note) It w
! thpught that's tAiA !pb had hesG
| sIofly etssrjs1 si3assoms q th'
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pronunciation Of tho word K,tchochis
Ivhea Il was found that 20 man coult
I c,on,6 na6S The proper word. b J
aid. howevsr. 70 The credit Of q
~ uaxtles. that three houID a1tee
vilih1aeh naasssnse oldly ios g 9
.rn pronounced Without iSloosin
that neyoe hiliag ~. TIE VOID
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signs Of insanity previous 10 tho &C.
casion, and had been constdered q
shrewd and bold King. It Wa not TO
be supposed that he Was going TO
swap . whole kingdom for . horse.
especially whom the description OF
the horse was not given; and Mt. y.
No. s. remarked that be wanted .
horse just then about ~ bed ~
Richard, or any other man ever did.
and he bs dog dingd II be would 9've
"a acre Of pine woods land for forty
horses like those harnessed TO our
hack, and tho yeas Of that question
had It.
On arriving at the place designated
for camp, the Revellers wore formed
in single line. tsllest on tho s'eht'
and took name and number - Io''
lows:
MI. C.. No. detailed to do th<
big eating and sleeplng.
Mr.. R., No. Avid man OF TN
woods, and the party's shoulder
striker.
Nj. b., No. 3-6weet singer an
| heavy joksmsn. -
M, c., No. 4-Appoiatsd on specss
duty to quarrel ct tho cook.
Mr.. g., No. s-Heavy pun man.
! Mr.. F., No. 6.-Our Poet. and u
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THE PISCATORIAL SOCIETY.
Their First Excursion.

On Friday. July. 9th. according to
previous arrangement, q party OF Ok
gentlemen Of this city started on q
fishing excursion to Horsepen Creek.
We Jaw them az they left St. Denis
Street, at 5 A. NJ, and knew that .
more jovial party could not have
been selected for an, occasion OF the
kind. 4 e ts..as
AS they had formed Themselves
into q body corporate. and took into
that body a name. (The Revellers)
and 10 that capacity had passed a
resolution that ell their doings after
leaving the limits Of the city should
be kept secret, We had to resort to q
little piece Of Newspaper strategy to
Obtain some information. And the
Jewellers little thought that the
small boy WHO erevf' tho large hacl
Fhad his little boot and pencil, and
sha. hs would ,'ue ths ame with
fsuGh effect Al Tub skpethre will prove
~
| to them.
Our boy reports that nothing &C
CURED during the trip out to ma
! the anticipated pleasure. except tho
when about halfway to the camp !
wa discovered that the horses htret
s,o,,, Mr. Q,rsch vera unable to per
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-03
VARIOUS cArsEs-

Advancing years. care. sickness. disappointed.
and hereditary predisposition-sll operate to
turn the hair gray. and either Of them inclines
IL to .hsd prema urely. ArEs's HAZE viaoR
will restore faded or gray. light or red hair to .
rich brown or derp black, A. may DO desired.
I. soheLs and clssnses the scalp, giving It .
healthy action. 1t removes and cures dsnd un
and hu uors. by its use falling hair 10 CHECKED
and q new growth will DO produced In oil cases
where the ~follicles are not destroyed or th.
glands dscsyed. Its effects are beautifully
shown on br.shy. weak. or siefly hair. on
which & fe~ application 8 will produce the sioss
and freshness Of youth. Harmless a.d sure In
Its operation, It 10 Incompatible as . dressing.
and 10 especially valued for the soft lu'tre and
richness Of tone Il imparts. II contains neither
oil nor dye. and xill met soil or color white
cambria; yet It lasts long on tho hair. AID Keeps
II fresh and vigorous.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-03
PoliticalI Rumors.

Nrw YoRx, December "A Herald
Washington special says: Garfield has
determined not to give the Sso~rstaryshiP
Of the Treasury to any New York Stats
man. He explained that the Collector
OF the Port holds an Office paying $l2.-
600 per annum. and through whose
hands three.quartsrs Of the customs rev.
euue Is supposed to pass. The magni.
tuds OF this position and Its necessary
relation to New York politics was such
that u the Secretary was also from New
York Il would give to him . personal In
fiuence that would be greater. In his
opinion, than the best interests OF the
civil service would warrant. 1t 10 re-
ported that Sshurz, during Gsrteld's
Washington visit. told the President.
elect that tho retention Of Sherman In
the Cabinet IL very important to the
business interests Of the country a well
as to the future OF the Republican party,
and that the other members OF the Cab.
met would not feel chsgrinsd ct the dis.
elimination.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-03
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Retirinr or Army Omcers,

CHICAGO, December Am Inter Ocean
Washington special says: It is known
tia. the President 10 . good deal troubled
over the problem Of forcibly retiring
army officers who are past sixty-two
year,. The laws give him power to re-
tire them, but hs 10 q kind.bsartsd man
and don't like to exercise this power
when the officers themselves object. The
retirsments under confederation now are
Ord. Mcdowell and Qusrtsrmsster-Gen
eral Meiegs. These officers oppose 1t
bitterly and are bringing powerful inlu-
euces to bear. General Sherman says 10
the President would make q sweeping re-
tirsmsnt Of every officer over sixty.two,
he would say nothing. but he opposes
the retirement OF one officer aud leaving
another equally aged. He opposes the
retirement Of Ord unless Mcdowell, who
IL older, also rstires. Mcdowell IL rich
and Q Republican, who travelled to the
Atlantic States to vote. while Ord 10
poor and Democrat. and did the impol.
lilo thing Of sending Hancock o oopgrat-
ulstory message upon his nomination.
Mcdowell 10 older than Ord. and Sher-
man thinks that IL Ord should DO retired
and Mcdowell not it would cause dissst.
isfaotisn In army circles. Today the
President called in prominent army ofa.
GERS and talked with them about these
matters, The officers advised him to
retire every General officer over sixty.
four years Of age. and then there could
be no complaint. The President said
he had thought fsvorably Of that plan.
Probably this will be done. which will
silence the clsmor.
A Journal Washington special says:
General Mcdowell will not be retired,
although his coming East to vote for
Garfield gave great offsnss TO General
Sherman. The President declares that
he shall remain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-03

In Union the drill Is running west on
the 1900 level from winzo No. l. and Is
getting q strong flow OF water. When
the drill 10 Withdrawn the hole will 30
plugged aud the drill started in another
direction. As yet the drillings do not
show themselves to be Of milling quality.
Following are some Of the north end
payrolls for November; Utah $7S3S.
Union Sl3, 953, Union shaft $40, 392 81.
Ophir and Mexican $50. 1913 80. Con.
Virginia. California. Q. X Q. shalt
S45.95G CO.
Il took two hours this morning for an
engine 10 run over the track from Gold
Hill to Virginia. The local passenger
started al 8 o'clock to run down and Rot
stuck by The little tunnel.
The electric signal Invented by Chas.
Cummings Of this city. for use in min.
ing shafts, has been adapted to railroad
trains. where 1t promises to be more USE
ful than In mines.
There are ten fee, Of snow in Truckes
and more coming. Beyond that point
the railroad ID blocksded and the tsls.
graph lines down. It 10 i've miles to the
first SNOW sheds.
The regular run from Reno yesterday
get up at $50 last night with Wednes.
days dates and passengers. No train
down last night and none up today.
A boy named McC was yesterday
arrested in Virginia on charge OF stealing
q watch and . pistol. The articles were
found in his possession.
Telegraph lines are oil Down yet.
Probably next June will lot trains loose
and allow wires to be put up.
Sneak thieves are about at all points
and take anything Of value left in their
way.
I'd. Parkinson, OF the Carson Tribune,
visited the Coustect yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-03
Work OF the Coming Congress.

WASHINGTON, December 2.-The pres
ent outlook IL that the coming session
will be devoted almost exclusively, be-
sides counting the electoral vote. to the
passage OF the regular appropriation
bills, q funding bill, and perhaps an sp
portionmsnt bill. II 10 not believed,
despite the forthcoming Recommendation
Of the President and Secretary, that
there will be any legislation to affect the
present status OF the standard dollar.
No amendatory tariff legislation 10 antio'
ipatsd. though an effort will again b.
made to put salt aud paper pulp on the
FREQ list, but the whole subject OF tariff
revision will more probably be Consigned
to Q commission, a. proposed by the
Eaton bill.
OF course there will be Q special sss.
sion Of the Senate 10 CONFIRM President
Garfeld's appointments. How long thii
will last will depend. FIRST, upon the ma
turo OF the struggle that may take place
over the matter Of organization ; and
secondly, upon o possible contingency
that the new Chinese treaty may not BY
that time have been ratified. II not,
the Senate will doubtless remain In SEES.
sisu rs long a. may be necessary In or
der to dispose OF It. the Chinese ques.
ton having now reached that degree OF
national interest that neither party will
care to ignore 1t. There 10 also reason
to think that, In the event Of speedy
ratification Of the new treaty nsIt win.
ter, some measure similar to the Fifteen
Passenger bill may be promptly enacted
TO make 1t effsotual before the present
Congress expires on the 4th Of March
next by Limitation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-03
TREASURY BusINrss.
Sl33,94l IS

Commissioner Cansvsn moved that
the repor DO referred to the District
Attorney, with instructions TO report as
to the best course for the Board to pur-
sue in relation TO the moneys reported
as held In trust for the county.
The District Attorney thought the
| Treasurer should understand his duties
or get advice a. to his course. The
Board could not act ~ his legal advisers.
He would, however, examine the matter.
The chairman stated that when the
Board took possession OF the Treasures
office they found tax money amounting
to S705 Us and tags for SO 25 In q sep
arate drawer. The Treasurer wanted
the tar money taken out and the amount
collected on the assessment roll made
good. ..,
Commissioner Cansvan did not think
the Board could take any such action.
The District Attorney said the Treas.
urer had all the means at command
through which to tell In What funds the
money belonged. The Board certainly
had none.
Chairman Hazrltins thought oil the
moneys In the Treasury had been APP
portioned except that from the tax roll
as collected by Mr.. Carrick.
Commissioned Canavan would no vots
10 accept the report OF the Treasurer un-
less the Gin trust" business was stricken
out.
Commissioner Gallagher thought best
for the Board to consult with Treasurer
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-03
Congressman Berry Makes . Few
Pertinent Remarks.

WASHINGTON, December l.-Congress-
man Berry. in an interview. expressed
the belief that General Miller will I'M.
doubleday be the Republican choice for
Senator In California, but possibly the
Democrats will form q combustion with
dissffected Republicans and re-elsct
Booth or some other man opposed TO
Miller. Berry claims that Miller's con-
nsction with the Alaska Fur Company
10 distasteiul to many Republicans.
Berry 10 not very ssnPuine Of Millsr's
defeat, but rather believes that he will
succeed. He thinks the coast Democracy
were injured rather than aided BY the
Morey letter. a. they regarded Gsrtield's
position on the Chinese question as'bsd
at any rate. Berry anticipates . stalwars
Administration. with Grant, Conklipg,
Cameron and Gorham In the fore. Cor
ham controlling the patronage Of Cali
fornia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-03

Dan Donovan. Constable. took q leap
today from . moving sleigh. landed In Q
ssowdriit and disappeared. He was
nshsd out q sAdder and Q wiser man.
In coming from Virginia to Gold Hill
today the bus, in rounding . woad
team, went all over into q siI.foot.dsep
snsw DRIFT.
The snow storm OF yesterday has been
contipusd-dspth Of fall about fifteen
inches. sleighing 10 excellent. Tbs at
mosphsrs looks thawy.
In hale 4 Norcross the ore continues
10 improve. The outlook there increases
In promise continually. 4.
The storm yesterday extended less
than ten miles east Of the Comstock.
There are 5000 acres Of agricultural
land in Ormsby and Only lleS irrigated.
Yellow Jacket payroll for November 10
Sl2, 7se, which was paid today.