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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-27
The Way Of the Transgressor, Etc

BRATTLrBoso, VT. September 25.-
Upon the arrival here Of Waite. the
fugitive bank President, he wa placed
In charge Of the State authorities. To
q reporter he said: II left Brattlsboro
with NO intention OF ever returning
again alive. went directly to Green.
geld, and thence to Boston, Portland,
Montreal. Toronto. Duluth, via Lake
Superior, omahs, Cheyenne. Pueblo to
Denver, thence to Omaha. up the North
Platte, through the center and northern
part Of Nebraska, and thence back to
Omaha. I also took Q q into Mexico,
but did not like that country. II l had
known Of the Governments inteutions
and had money. I should have sndsav.
ored to have kept ont OF the way. though
knew It would be foolish to 20 to Eu.
rope. When I left Brsttlsboro I bad
less than $500. Notwithstanding reports
to the contrary. i did not carry away ,
note, bond OF anything Of the kind"
Being questioned about the memorsn.
dun in his own writing, showing that
be had taken S2500 or the morning Of
bis departure. he replied: II used
some money just before I left, which
left me the sum stated above. / may
have committed an otienss In the eyer
Of the law, but at the proper time ! pro-
nose 10 tell whore the capital OF tbs
bank has gone. I claim that l have
never appropriated dollar to my OWE
individual uss."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-27

The police also fousd q powder-fuss and
other safs.blowing apparatus, and
believing him to be q burglar. lodged
him In jail to await IN investigation.
he may possibly recover. II is thought
that be and his gang vero preparing to
rob some business house. aud also that
be IL q OF Q party who, about half
past one l O'Clock. entered the Catholic
Cathedral and blew open the church
safe, taking thsrefrom several valuable
articles; also, that he belonged to the
party who attempted to rob q laundry.
and who were fred on BY two young
men who saw them. In his trunk was
found Q lot OF new goods. Henderson
has but little to say. and will not give
himself away.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-27

Registrations this morning Judge
Brown. 1895; Judge Moses, 1912; Judge
Flappinghsm. 1898; total, 1885. Very
many voters registered last spring and
have not changed residence since, hence
do not now register.
Raitsr, ~s,ovspips against II. Are In the
stove, Gre on the rafter. ars alarm. hole
In the roof, water. damage, quiet l2s
South @ street, Virginia, l2:l6 o'clock
Saturday.
j. T. Goodman. formerly Of the vir.
ginia Enterprise. has recently been in.
vesting 10 real estate near Fresno and
will hereafter powder his hair with hay
seed Q 10 Granger.
Michael Davitt, the great Irish laad
agitator. will speak at the Opera House
in Virginia City next Wednesday night.
County Assessor Brant, Of Lyon
county, has assessed the Virginia and
Trucfss Railroad at $l2. 500 per mile.
R. W. Chase. . miner for . long time
on the lode and we'll known. has been
foreman OF The Savage.
Mrs. DR.. Bronson Saturday obtained
Q divorce from tho Doctor or the ground
Of cruel and inhumsn treatment.
The Carson river has fallen very fast
during the past week. and the bottom IL
getting on top very rapidly.
Equalization progresses slowly. The
Board made no changes Saturday. They
are In session again today.
The Pionsers' picnic and barbecue was
yesterday declared "of." The society
will hold . fair BY and BY.
The District Court has adjourned till
next Wednesday.
Ninety pupils attend the Dayton pub
lie school.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-27
Grants Movements.

GALrSA, September 81. The Gen.
sral left here for the winter yesterday.
He goes Arst to Chicago, thence to War
rem, Ohio, to preside at . Republican
meeting on the 2sth. He will attend .
reunion OF his old regiment at Decatur
on the 9th and 7th Of October and, 70.
turning to Chicago, will meet his son
Jesse and wife and accompany them to
New York. He will visit Boston GU the
18th OF October and remain most OF the
winter In the East.
An Inter Ocean Galena special says:
General Grant stamps ~ absurd the
story that . thousand-dollar set Of dia.
monds, presented to him by Q Japanese
Prince, was stolen from him by . pri-
vs,s secretary and sold to . Washington
pawnbroksr for $4,000. He never had
any such present and never met with
such O loss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-27
socIAls vs.. REsoIurEs.
The Former Knock she Latter Out
or Exissssss-A New hiss for
next Sunday.

A made.up nine Of the Resolutss wen.
to Carson yesterday to play the socials.
The nine was composed Of three Rsso.
lutes only. OF couse they had no
show, svsn with Mast or third base. 10
beat the Sooisls. but they did their best.
We could tell the umpire somsthipg. but
do not purpose to do 90. Score
Socials, 81; Resolutes, s.
The Rrsolutss have disbanded. There
were but three Of them Who could Be
depended on to get away TO matches.
and these have gone to strengthen the
frst nine Of the Virginians.
The virsiuians will next Sunday 60
down and try the Sooials. Mast, the
oauuon-ball pitcher. 10 Captain Of the
nine, He 10 Q baseball sharp. No
Donald will. b behind the bat. he will
do; and with these two mea In place Il
IL q safe bet that some Of the Sooisls
will strike out. OF the fielding W cam
no. now speak. but Carson viii get q
big Oomstock delegation next Sunday TO
sec the game. The Virginia nine have
sand In their craw, and will try hard to
beat the Sooials. The advent OF the
strengthened nine Of the Virginisns
gives new interest to baseball matters.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-27
CaHardlY Husband.

CINCINNATI, September 26.-Las'
night during the temporary absence oil
John Grossin from his house. 81 West
Ninth street, Charles sohnsidsr slipped
into the kitchen. whore his wife. Mrs.
Grossin's daughter. Was sittipg With her
babe, and presenting . revolver said;
you've got to de-" She ran scream.
Ing into o front room. He fred. but
missed; then followed. and ssising and
throwing her down. held the pistol close
to her body and fred twice more. put
each time she managed TO divert bis
aim 20 that one ball struck her sleeve,
the other the toe OF her shoe. Help
came and Schnsider was taken to the
station-houss. His wife was compelled
to leave him last summer. and today had
Alsd . petition for divorce. hence the
Attack.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-27
The TELEGRAPH War.

81. LOUIS, September 27.-Ths hear.
ing 10 the great telegraph suit OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company
against the Kansas Pacific Railway
Company and the American Union
Telegraph Company. before United
States Supreme Justice Miller and
United States Circuit Judge McCrary.
which commenced on Tuesday last,
terminated Saturday. The hearing was
ON o motion Of the defendants to dis.
solve the injunction secured BY the
Western Union Telegraph Company In
February last. In Kansas. under which
the defendants recovered back their
lines seized by the Gould combination.
There was o brilliant and expensive
array OF counsel, and the arguments
wsrs exhaustive and able On both sides.
The Court took the question under
advissmsnt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-27
EASTERN DISPATCHES Is,
General Hancock Writes Another
Latter.

NEW YoRx, September 25.-Ths fol-
lowing letter from General Hancock In
reply to one from Theodore. Cook, OF
Cincinnati, asking Hancock fer an au-
t~horitative declaration WHETHER 10 elected
President. no would consent to the pay.
ment Of the claims Of rebels for losses
during the war. has been published:
GovxRsos's ISLAND. New York. Sep
TENDER 23, l880.-To Theodore Cook.
E.o., Cincinnati, Ohio-Dsar Sir: Your
letter Of the Goth instant has been 70.
oeived. regret that you are disturbed
about that busbear-" Southern war
claims" The people cannot DO inhaled
by It. To suppose that rebel claims, or
claims in the interest Of persons who
were In rebellion, can In any way or 10
any degree be countensnced. 10 an i'm.
putation Of disloyalty such ~ used to DO
made against Democrats even when they
we're 10 arms defending the country. 30
far 20 Il touches me I dsnounee Il. The
government can never pay . debt or
grant q pension or reward OF any sort for
vagipg war upon its own existence. nor
could I be induced to approve or sncour-
age the payment OF such debt, pension
or reward. Nobody expects or wants
suoh unnatural action. To propose
II would insult the intelligence and
honor Of q people. When the rebel.
lion was crushed the hsresy OF secession
was forever o thing OF the dead past. We
move forward-not backward. II I were
President I would veto all legislation
which might come before me providing
for the consideration or payment OF
claims OF any kind for losses or damages
BY persons who were In rebellion. vhsth-
or ~pardonsd or not. 10 relation to Union
war claims, the government's o6liga-
lions 10 its defenders come first. They
are lasting and sacred. The public laws
OF civilized nations do not In general
recognize claims for injuries to property
resulting from the operations OF war.
Nevertheless, our government has treated
with great indulgence claims for losses
and damages suffered BY Union men
from the military operations OF the war
OF the Union. but IS hostilitiss were
closed more than fifteen years ago,
claims OF that nature, mostly In the
hands OF brokers or persons other than
the original sufferers. are becoming stale
and, in my judgment, might fairly DO
considered a. barred by the lapse OF
time, and II hereafter entertained at all
should bs subjected to the strictsst scru-
tiny. Yours, very truly.
w. 6. HANCOCK.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-27

Husbandmsn Treadwsy OF Carson
yesterday ''caught . rude boy upon one
Of his trees stealing apples" he
neither ''desired him to come down"
nor ''picked up some tufts OF grass and
threw ct him. but he gave him Q pull.
slapped his face till his nose bled, and
put him into the street.
The Con. Imperial today received .
81 by sH cable sSis feet long. Ro.b.
lins's Soma Company. manufacturers.
Trenton, New Jersey; 8. v. Mooney,
Secretary Of Halls i Norcross. agent.
Ice IL formed o nearly every nigh,
in the valleys. Along the Carson river
and in the bottom OF all the little valleys
IL il colder OF nights than 1t is on the
tops Of the mountains.
On the peaks to the southwark along
the Sierra Nevada Mountains two OF
three patches OF snow are now visible
These will b likely to remain until snow
again falls.
w. w. Cole, the circus man. tele'
graphs from Livermors. California. fol
Ave Pluto Indians. one to b . squav
fos shovips In Australia. to Be returned
us1t June.
siaehos Corah social tonight at TurI
Ysrsin Hall, Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-27
A Little Army Scandal.

WASHINGTON. September T.-D. W.
Greene. until recently Lieutenant In the
United States army, has written . book
In which hs srraisns the army, and par
ticularly the ladies Of the army, In .
scandalous manner. The Army and
Navy Register dsrouecss the work and
its author and states that a. o matter Of
fact 1t 10 intended to dsmolish both, and
that Greene retired from service because
while stationed ct Camp Bowie. Arizona,
hs was detected In . criminal intimacy
with the wife Of o brother officer. he
preferred to resign rather than stand .
court-martial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-27
A RIotous Demonstration.

BAYoSsr, New Jersey, September 90.
Trouble between the Standard Oil
Company and the New Jersey Central
Railroad continues. The railroad bridge
at C~sntervills, cut by the Standard Com
pany's men. was the scene OF . riotous
demonstration Thursday night. Mayor
Lane. fearing q collision today. swore in
100 special policemen, and 1t 10 alleged
by the Central Railroad people that oil
OF them we're selected from the works OF
the Oil Company. The Standard men.
1t 10 said, to the extent Of several hun.
drsd, are enoamped near the bridge.
Another man Is reported shot. The
man who shot Csdmus IL still at large.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-27
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.
The Strife Between Deuevsn, Col
gan, Kelly asd waldorf for sher'
IN Oshsp Candidates Taiiisx
Their Kite.

Tho Democrats OF Storey county arc
today holding their primaries. The
advent Of Colonel Fair as candidate for
United States Senator has Infused new
life into the party and where . few days
ago nominations would have almost gone
begging there Is now q scramble and Q
lively strife for them. Combinations are
numerous. The great struggle is, how
ever, for Sheriff. Four men are in the
field d. d. Donovan, Of Gold Hill. q
Titan and fights like . hero for the nom.
ination +; Tom. Kelly. Of Virginia. .
strong opponent; Bart. Colgau. and Mr..
Waldorf, who fights we'll but hopelsssly.
unless In the fight the mighty ones
sbovs-named are slain while ~contending
with and against each other. In some
OF the wards Of Virginia john Kelly has
put q ticket in the field. 1t Is said to
have been submitted to both Donovan
and Bart. Colgan and to have been pro-
nouuced by them satisfactory. This
fact has given rise to Q report that Don.
ovan aud Colgan are fighting In couples.
The idea might not be q bad one. but
Colsan's friends deny tbs truthiulness
OF thu report. and Donovan has not
been sounded on II.
With the exception Of Q few guerrilla
tickets. those for the shrievalty candi.
dates are about oil that are In the held.
In some OF the wards there are four
tickets, hence any attempt TO foretell the
outcome 10 futile. 0tey. for Treasurer. has
friends on the Donovan tickets. also on
the Kelly tickets. and 80 It might be
said OF other candidates. Mahanny,
Ryan and Mckay are in the field for
Clerk. Their strength 10 also scat.
tered through more than n ticket. VI
course not all combinations have come
10 the ears OF the reporters OF Republi.
can papers. but enough has trsnspired
to show that there IL among the Demo.
Gratis 80 furious Q scramble for nomina-
tons that, like the speckled pig, they
frisk about 90 that NO n can count
them.
In the Second Ward. Gold Hill. there
IL no opposition to the following ticket:
John Leary. A. English. Matt. Canayan.
NJ. Fitzpatrick. George Emmett, William
Gray, Luke Commit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-27
Murder in . Bagnio.

vIScrsSrs, Ind. September 25.-Ed.
Hogan. IN smploys Of the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad, went into the
baRuio OF Jennie Herberts last night.
and found Douglass Williams sitting in
the lap Of Kate Adams, q OF the In
mates OF the house. Without utterinR
. word. he approached Williams and
dealt him q terrible blow on the head
with o hickory stick, inflicting injuries
from which Williams died this morning.
Hogan fed. and has not yet been cap.
tursd. The brutal and u~nprovoksd
murder has created great excitement
throughout the country, and should
Hogan fall into the hands OF the people
be will be lynched. Kate Adams II said
to be Hogsn's girl.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-27
VARIOUS CAUSES

Advancing years. care. sickness, disappointed.
and hereditary prsdisposition-sn operate 10
turn the hair gray. and either Of them inelinss
/. TO he'd prsmaiurely. Arsas Ham vIeoR
will restore faded or gray. Light or red hair 70 .
rich brown or deep black. - may be desired.
I, sofers and elssnsss the scalp, giving II Q
healthy action. It removes and cures dandrufi
and huuors. By Ito use falling hair u shsehsd.
and q new growth vii BE- produced In oil cases
whore the follieiss are not destroyed or the
glands dscaysd. Its effects are beautifully
shown on brsshy. weak. or siehly hsir, on
which . few applications will produce the gloss
and freshness Of youth. Harmless and sure In
ls operation, Il 10 Incompatible - . dressing.
and u especially vssasd for the soft lustTs and
richness Of tons 10 impsrts. II contains nslthsr
oil nor dye. and vill not soil or color white
csnbric; Jet 10 lasts long on the hair. AID Keeps
II fresh and vigorous. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-27
Memoir Awskssisg.

Since getting about, Frank Smith Is
beginning to remember that hs was one
Of the men who fell down the shaft OF
the Con. Imperial. He says that when
the cable broke. as he found the cage
was falling. he threw both arms over the
crossbar and so drew himself up and
hung suspended. awaiting the final
shock. Johnny Roach was next him
aud also erssped the bar with his arms,
but soou let 60. Mr.. Smith says as
Roach let 20 Of the bar the point OF bis
elbow struck him . heavy blow in the
eye, and fortunately he remembers NO
more. Mr.. Smiths arms were terribly
lacerated by being dragged over the
crossbar when the cage struck the bot.
tom OF the shaft. bot that drag doubtless
preserved his lie.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-27
More Railroad.

FoRr WORTH. Texas. September 49,
A contract has been entered into sscur'
Ing the construction OF the Gull. Col
orsdo and Salt Lake road to this place,
The work begins In . few days. As
surancs has been given that the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas road will be OK.
tended here aud make . railroad center
OF North Texas. Three Of the largest
lines In the Southwest will form o juno
ton here and . machine shop will be
constructed. The city paid $75 1000 to
secure the road. The money was raised
In tbraa dava
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-27
Fishermen Interfersd With.

GLoucrsrrs, Mass, September a.
Captain Charles Martin, master Of the
fishing schooner Martha O.. from Q
Grand Bank cod. fishing voyage, reports
that his vessel was twice boarded BY
hostile parties OF Nsvfoundlandsrs while
the crew were rigging for . squid. and
that fishing operations were forbidden.
The invaders threatened on the latter
occasion TO drive the vessel from the
grounds. Captain Martin dared them to
interfere, and continuing to ash, was
not molestsd. he reports hearing that
several Newfoundlandsrs bad been ar.
rested by the local authorities for inter.
ference with American fishermen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-27
0sss 90 Ca.dsisris.

Wells Drury. whilom Gold Hill Nrws
man, then Virginia Chronicle man. then
publisher OF the Stage, Virginia, left yes
tsrday morning for C%audslaria. Wells
is now Q True ssurs man. The first
part OF the name will apply to him and
the last to what he's looking out for.
The only object in this item Is to warn
the people at Caudslsris that Drury is
among them. Hes o newspaper man
looking for the fssurs. II hs dnds 1t
big enough. he'll get into ii; II not big
enough, he'll make It bigger II be can,
and II that isn't possible he'll get bis
pencil point in and tell folks whats
there any way.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-27
Raise I'm Rates BIZ Cable.

LONDON, September 24.-The Anglo
American Gable Company announce that
after the LIST OF October the tariff from
New York and Canada to the United
Kingdom will be increased to Atty cents
per word, government messages bali
cable rates; press messages. twenty-five
cents. With deferred rate OF twelve and q
half cents. The rate to France and
places beyond the United Kingdom 70.
mains unaltsrsd at twelve and Q hall
cents, bat on and after December LIST 1t
will DO increased to fifty cents. and gov.
eminent messages ons-half cable rates.
The Direct Gable will also increase to
fifty cents per word on and after octo-
Der lst.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-27
KickinE.

Nsy Churchman. defeated candidate
for Justice Of the Peace. First and SEQ
ond Wards, Virginia, was. early this
morning, d.claiming at the cornsr Of
Union and @ streets. Virginia, against
the Republican legislative ticket. He
goes the head Of the Republican ticket
straight, but says Mr.. Sharon has beaten
him three times before conventions. and
he does not purpose to die without .
stynoola-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-27
Ansrsss. ssress Rsssrs.

BAN PnAScrsoo. September Ill ?. ~
Mexican. 1ot. ioa; NJ. Diablo. 81.
81. 8. IN, 7; Uaion Con-. 2ok. 2oS
Sierra Nevada, In. rs; Gould 4 Curry,
70. 4 IS; Imperial. 25c. SOC; Silver Hill,
ssc; asodshav. CSC; Julia. 23c; Chollar
sk; ophir. 81. Q. 81; Grand Prize. l %
I 90; California. . %, .; Caledonia. $50
Grown Point. I 81. I 30; Savage. N
Andes. I IS. IN; Hale 4 Norcross. S; Alta
2 95. q 90; Bslcher. : so; Yellow Jacket
So. 81. s; Lady Warrington. 23c; Utah
loa; Alpha. 81. 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-27

Hon. r. N. Dagsett will soon be OF
among his constituents for q Ave weeks
trip. He expects to stage Ii At least GOO
miles, and on that part Of his journey
will don q flannel shirt and take along q
mir Of blankets to sleep in. When thus
equipped hs will pass for IN honest
miner.
Minerva Button. formerly Minerva
HiSbard. . Virginia sole trader since
1877. has managed so successfully her
lodging houses a. to accumulate ABOUT
$1,000 Of Indebtedness With assets esu-
mated at s675. She has filed petition
in bankruptcy and desires to commence
anew.
The drill 10 still running into the sale
in the County Trsssursr's Office. That
safe 10 . safe one. aud NO mistake. No
burglar could ever crack Il In one night.
The steel plates are 30 hard that the
finest tempered drill scarcely makes any
impression on them.
Hon. B. G. Whitman will stump the
State on behalf Of Republican principles.
His frst speech will bs made In Reno
on The 9Th Of October.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-27
srooK sErOnr.
san Franeiseo Beard.
THIS MORNING.

THIS MORNING.
ITO 0phir. %, 81
705 Mexican. i0b. ION
$50 Gould 4 Curry, ~
$50 Best 4 Belcher. l0k. i0t
$50 California. 2. 2 s.. , 05.
40 Savage. ~
$50 Con. Virginia. 0j
160 ChollAr. 81. 8 81.
lis Potosi. 81
TAO Hale 4 Eoreross. 81. 50 sio
$50 Crown Point. ~. I 80
40 Yellow Jacket, 5S
$50 Imperial. SOC
1s5 Alpha,
100 Bslshsr. N. 2 30
SIS Sierra Nevada, iiS, IN, III ss
20 Utah. i0s
COO Bullion. I o5.
$50 Ovsrman. $50. 800
400 Justios. $50
$50 Union Con-. 20k. 2ot. 2oa. 2ek
4S0 Alta. 2 IS. . 30
eco Julia. 2so
las Caledonia. 35s
ATS Silver Hill. 500
40 Challenge. I 10
$50 New York. 2sc
TO Andes. II
40 Golden Gate.
70 Scorpion. 2. I IS
27s Benton Con-, I 80, I IS. II i 80
$50 Con. Dorado, 25c
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-27
Fatal Railroad Accident.

INDIANAPOLIS, September 49, = freight
and passenger train collidsd on the Van
dalis road, eight miles west Of Terra
Hauts. yesterday. Rankin. spginsar Of
the passenger train, was killed. B. W.
Dilltham fatally injured. and two others
were badly hurt. The collision wa on
O bridge. and beth locomotives went
down with . terrible crash forty feet be.
low. carrying engineer Rankin and fire.
man William Saunders with them. The
latter was also killed. Eight freight cars,
laden with wheat. were smashed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-27
For County Treasurer.

The solid men OF Storey county are
now coming to the front. and are e.
pressing o willingness to serve the pso-
pie aud to assume the duties and re-
sponsibilities Of office. On Saturday
last the Democracy Of Storey county
were made glad by the announcement
that Colonel Fair was willing to have
Senatorial honors thrust upon him.
Today We publish In another column,
per request Of his many friends. the an
nouncsment OF Mercy Otey as q csndi'
date for the Office OF Treasurer Of Storey
county. The prospects are that the
Democratic County Convention will
have abundance OF good material from
which to make Q strong ticket.