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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-14
Miscellaneous.

LONDON. September ls.-A parcel con.
tanning four pounds Of dynamite. con-
nect.d with . tube filled with percussion
caps and gunpowder. was found under
the rails on the London and Northwest.
eru line, sixteen miles from tho eastern
London terminus. this morning. It is
supposed that the express train to Scot.
land passed over the mined rails two
hours previous to the discovery. but the
tube was shaken by the rails motion Of
The passing train, or otherwise failed to
act. No clue to the perpetrators.
A Berlin dispatch to the Post says:
Prince Bismarck has abandoned the
project Of o bi.metallio system.
Blackmau, Cannon and Clasper will
compete in the international regatta on
the Thames.
PANS, September ls.-Ths excite.
msnt among the Republican groups con.
tinues. The political situation IL OBJ.
scure and uncertain. Changes In the
Ministry are reported as probable and
are freely discussed. A GOODNESS no.
doubtsdly exists between Premier De
Frsycinct and Gambstts. and the posi-.
ton OF affairs 10 regarded In political
circles as pregnant with storms and
difficulties.
CALcurrA, September l3.-Gsnsral
Sir EIwin B. johnson has resigned his
position az military member OF the So
preme Council OF India. because OF an
intimation that hs bad incurred the CEN
sure OF Her Msjssty's Government In
connection with the late failure OF tho
war estimates. General Donald Stewart
will succeed him.
During the week the crop prospects
In the Pupjaub. northeast provinces and
elsewhere, have much improved.
srMILA, September ls.-intslligsncs
has been reosived here that . serious In.
s~urrsotion has broken out In Hsrat, and
that the Governor OF the city has been
murdered. Ayoob Khan, accompanied
by his principal officers and several hun
dred horssmsn. has passed ssamindwar
on his way to Hsrst.
cabul news 10 Satisfactory. The 70.
bort from st. Pstsrsburg about an under
standing between Ayoob Khan and
Amssr Abdurrshman Khan are untrue.
The statement that they met at Msxiris.
ebarif 10 absurd. Ayoob Khan never
left Hsrat all the time Abdurrahman
Khan was In Turksstsn.
HAVANA, September IS. - Twenty
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a... Meeting Thur.d.y evening

The Republicans Of Storey county
will have q mass meeting in Virginia
next Thursday evening under the aus
pices OF the Soldiers and Sailors Re-
publican Club. AL Republican clubs In
the county are invited to participate.
Cara's full band will meet with the club
at their hall ON @ street at $40 o'clock
p. II. The club will march up to the
Divide and meet the Gold Hill and
Fourth Ward clubs ; countermsrch to
sutton avenue. sscorting each club met
on the line OF march !; then proceed up
Sutton Q to b street. and south on
u street TO Pipsr's Opera House. The
following popular speakers will address
the meeting: Hon. b. O. Whitman.
Mayor Stephens, ]. II. Harris. Hon. j.
+. Lewis and others. See advertise
meut under "New Today"
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Fam, from Grace and Repent..

portland. Or. September l3.-Mrs.
Kittis Griffin. wife Of Q San Francisco
ssloon.keepsr. placed herself under the
protection Of Chief Of Police Lapheus,
Saturday. She arrived today on the
steamship Columbia. She stated that
she had been enticed to leave her homo
by the procuress OF o house OF ill.fame
here. After the steamer left San Fran.
cisco, she realized the horrors OF the
step taken and resolved to abandon the
idea. She told her story to the officers
Of the vessel, who assisted her as much
as possible. Her resolution kept her
away from the procursss during the re-
msinder OF the voyage. On refusing to 40
company the woman leading her astray.
the latter refused to give up the baggage
Of the rspsntant woman. saying that she
had advanced money on the same LOT
steamer fare. and wanted 1t refunded.
The husband has been notified OF the
circumstances, and the woman 10 being
kindly cared for while awaiting an an
swell from him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-14
stage Robbsr Caught.

The survivor Of the brace Of footpads
who robbed the Bodis stage on the night
OF September 4th has been caught IN
San Francisco. His name 10 NJ. A.
Sharp. Detective Hume did the bust
ness, and the Carson Appeal gives the
following particulars:
When Hume exhumed the dead rob-
Der he found on his person important
clues, the nature Of which he kept to
himself and started for San Francisco.
He knew that Sharp was the man he
wanted, laid for him and finally spotted
on Market street q vsliss with his name
on it. This he Swallowed till he got his
man.
In the valise Hume found $4,000 OF
the stolen money. . gold watch taken
from Shaw, thu commercial drummer,
on the 9th OF June. and q revolver taken
from the stage on September 4th. The
revolver was being sent @. o. d. to q
man In Csndelaria. The contents OF the
valiss are fully identified aud the case
against the prisoner a strong one.
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Ansr.osn ssrses Kspsrs.

San FaAsonco, September i4-s p. ~
ophir. 81. 9S. o.. 90. 9s. %; Next
can. i2i. l2S; Albion. s3c. SOC; Mt.
Diablo. 1874; Potosi. AZ; Utah. II; Bel
cher. 2 20; Hale 4 Norcross. 81. 81;
Yellow Jacket. Gu. CO. ca; Julia. S5c;
Union Gen.. "a. 2is; Grand Prize. AZ;
Orc. ~; Chollar. 81; Andes. ~; North
srn Belle. l2k; Caledonia. +oc; Good
shaw. soc; Benton. l 40; Con. Virginia.
s IS. s so; Crown Point. Al; Best 1
Bslcher. ia. IN; California. "a. 2 80
E~1chsqusr. al 2 30; Sierra Nevada. l't
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~, =, AZ. am Association OF America,

bar Of the Silk Association Of America.
died on Saturday. aged sixty-two.
An attachs Of the Chinese Embassy
writes to the Herald denying that mem.
bsrs OF the Legation have been insui'ed
in the streets OF New York. ~ charged
In several journals, and oomplimenting
the police for their attentive behavior.
The Herald says The late Miss Ade-
laide Nelson, instead OF having been
born in Sarsgossa. Spain. in 1850. was
really born in Leeds. England, March g.
1899, and that her real name was Eliza
beth Ann Brown, and her mother, who
Is still living, 10 q gypsy.
The steamers Servia and Britannia
arrived on Saturday, They brought
"a. 800. 400 in gold.
PHILADELPHIA, September l4.-Dr.
Buchanan has been recommitted 10
prison, and Van Duzen. who testified
that be saw Buchanan jump Into the
Delaware river, has been held for per-
jury and conspiracy.
SrosISoroS, Conn, September A.
The steamer Stonington. OF the old re-
liable line to Boston via S%toninRton. has
been attached In two suits. growing out
OF O loss OF lie at the time the steamer
Massachusetts,. Of the same line, was
sunk by q collision with the ~StoninRton.
PurBLo. COL, September ll.-Yester.
day Q hard character known as Nickel
Smith. was taken from his homo by Q
committee OF citizens and hanged for .
rape committed on . small girl last
Wednesday.
DrSv.a, September 1.-THE Piercy
Deception" Combination just finished
an engagement here In the new play OF
Deception" and open In Lsadvills on
Monday. Mrs. Bowers opens here on
Monday.
SANTA FE. N. NJ. September ia
Nop Merican Ell Paso special says:
Scouts have discovered victorio's camp
In Corral do Pisdras. in Mexico. Vari.
ous rsiding expeditions are being scat.
tered over the State Of chihuahua.
Governor Terrassss has increased the
offered for Victories scalp from
$4,000 to $4,000.
DrApwooD, September l3.-The case
Of The Bobtail vs. The Caledonia Min
ing Company was decided in the Dis
trict Court today 10 favor Of the Gale
dopia Company on all tho points at
issue. The case involved the largest
aud most valuable portion Of the Gale
donna claim.
Richard V. Adams. dsfaulting ( Post.
master. who escaped from the Marshal
alter trial and conviction and was recap.
tured at Fort Sully. was today sentenced
to three years. imprisonment and $4,000
hne.
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Miscellaneous

CHICAGO. September IA Times To-
disnspolis special says: Eminent Dem.
ooratio authority asserts that the Rspub-
licsn poll is nearly completed. and gives
the State to Porter by the narrow ma
jority Of 1000. The campaign will for.
mally close October g. with . mammoth
rally.
NEw Yoax. September IA stafi
correspondent Of the Tribuns describes
his journey to the mine with which
General Grants name has been made
famous. and explains why the develop.
msnt Of New Mexico has bssn retarded.
The reason 10 thresfold-Spanish blood.
uncertain title and isolation.
Robert Hamil, President Of the Patsr.
son silk Association and honorary mem
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Tho Carson Guard has investigated
the matter Of the alleged use OF hair
triggers by the Emmett Guard at the
Miners Union picnic and has eIonsr-
ated the latter OF the charge. The Car
sonites express regret that their sus'
PIGEONS got into print.
The assessment roll Of Storey county
has been finished by Assessor skyrms
and his deputies and 10 ready for the
Board Of Equalization, which will com.
mencs examining Il next Monday. In
the meantime Auditor wilkin II pre-
pairing to extend 1t.
An assessment Of ons-half Of one
cent per share has been levied upon the
eapitsl stock OF the Centennial Gravel
Mining Company, delinquent October
18Th. See advertisement under NEW
Today"
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A Story or the Wreck.

NEw YORK. September 40. r.
Silva, one OF the survivors OF the Vera
Cruz. in relating the story Of the dis.
aster. says: Those who went on deck
could see that tho officers were passing
about the ship attending to their duties.
Captain Vansics had bssn In consulta-
ton with another captain on board who.
as I learned. was going out to take com.
mand OF another vessel. and they agreed
as to the best means Of keeping the ship
on. The captain was courageous
throughout. and there is no ground to
believe that he did not remain at his
post till taken of by superhuman agency,
A sailor says he saw the captain. struck
by q piece Of the wreck and probably
stunned, as he wal swept Of by the same
wave before the eyes Of the sailors.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES.
PRESIDENTIAL
President Hayes and Party Enjoying
California Hon0rs and Princely
Hospitalities - Programme for
the Future.

SAN F~Rlscrsco. September l4.-Yss-
tsrdsy morning the Presidential party
visited the Photographic galleries Of
Tabsr and Bradley & Rulofson. where
their photographs were taken. In the
evening the Presidential party visited
Bush Street Thester. whore the Royal
MILDLY" was presented. The President
aud party visited the Chinese Thsater.
and also took q tour OF Chinatown. The
places visited were fIed up on purpose
Tor the visit. None Of the slums were
allowed to be seen.
The Mint was visited at 8 o'clock this
morning, after which General Mcdowell
escorted President Hayes and Sscrstary
Ramsey to the Preside for an inspec.
ton Of the garrison. barracks, the rsssr-
vstion In general and the embellishments
ct Fort Point in particular. Tomorrow
q special train will convey the party to
San Jose, where they will remain a few
hours viewing that garden spot OF Cali.
fornia. They will DO Joined there BY
Colonel Greed Raymond, and will pro-
ceed to Monterey. where q dip In the
surf will be INDUCED in. The party will
return to the city Thursday, aud Friday
morning will visit Menlo Park. where
they will lunch with Ex-Governor STAN
lord. A pleasant drive will land them
ct Belmont, Senator Shsron's palatial
home. where tho party will dine and
pass the night.
The party have accepted the hespi.
tally Of D. o. Mills, and will breakfast
Saturday at Milbras. At 5 P. N. . special
train will return with the party. aud at
4 O'Clock the public school children will
bs received. Mrs. Hayes is said to DO
very fond OF school children. The fets
will probably equal In warmth OF rseep-
ton that given TO General Grant. when
tho silent man was literally showered
with flowers. In the evening Q public
reception to all citizens will DO held ct
the Palace Hotel. Sunday will be de-
voted to recupsrstina from their exhaust
i've flying trips. and perhaps the Prrsi-
dent and Mrs. Hayes may attend church.
The parks, markets, public buildings.
the ocean beach and the Cliff House will
be inspected Monday, the Goth. and on
the following day the tourists will visit
Mare Island and Bepicia, reaching Sac
ramsnto In the evening. A public re.
csption will be accorded the chief mag.
istrste on the arrival Of the party.
Wednesday. the 22d. the Presidential
party will attend the State Fair and will
review the troops there.
Those OF the party who will 60 TO
OREGON oyerland-which includes the
Prssident-will leave or the Esd In spe.
cial cars and will stop over one day at
Gen. John Bidwell's home 10 Chico.
Butte county. The remainder OF the
party will return to San Francisco and
will leave for Oregon on the steamer.
The President, Il 10 expected. will reach
Portland about the 28th instant.
The President has accepted an invita-
ton from Gov. Terry to visit Washing.
ton Territory.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-14
national 0uard.

The National Guard Of Virginia today
received from Carson twenty new and
improved rides. This puts Company A
ON a par with the other military compa-
MES here, 30 far as equipping . team
for target practice goes. This year the
Nationals have mol participated In any
matches and will not compsts at the
Pioneer picnic; but the company will at
c organize for their annual target
excursion and for next years matches.
There vas Q time when money laid on
ths Nationals at On evenly contested
match was q good investment. and the
company 10 determined to win new lau.
rsls next year. They will DO welcomed
by oil competitors. for they have always
been honorable 10 the field.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-14
c,rsu,.r 20 U.sr. Of Geld ..d silver.

The Director Of the Mint has prepared
q circular which hs 10 distributing as
widely as possible throughout the coun.
try, among manufacturers and users OF
gold and silver metal Of oil descriptions.
for the purpose Of obtaining a. definite
information a. possible upon which to
base an estimate Of the amount Of these
metals consumed in the arts and manu-
factures in the United States. The Di.
rector in his circular assures parties who
may receive 1t that any information they
may furnish will be regarded as conf
Dental. AZ his only object In procuring
this information is to embody 1t In that
portion OF his forthcoming annual report
which treats Of the value and amount OF
gold and silver used in the arts and
manufactures.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-14
BuIiion.

In Bullion q diamond drill run west
from the 2340 level Of the Bullion Com.
biuatiou shaft had last evening pene-
tratsd 2l5 feet, and had not struck the
west wall OF the vein. According to in
d~ica,ious in workings above from the
Bullion shaft the wall should have been
reached 10 from 1856 to l60 feet. The
clay Of the vein which was cut at the
station bad . very steep pitch, and the
drill shows an increased width Of the
vein. The miners OF the Comstock need
moi, DO told what this indicates. and
everyone will understand that IL by no
means lessons the prospects Of the mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-14
rra.so.Cansdiaas.

At . meeting held at the hall OF the
Exempt Firemsn. Virginia. Sunday
night, BY the Frsnco-cansdiau Society.
tho following officers were elected
President, Gustavs Perrin /; Vice Presi.
dents, ]. G. Legrus. L. Metral and F.
Archambault. Trus,ses-F. Fiscth. E.
Chatain and P. Csrrers. The purposes
Of the society are purely benevolent.
No political or religious subjects are
allowed to be debated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-14
The Boss Id Fellow.

COUNCIL BLurrs, September IA
Hon. John B. Harmon Of San Francisco.
Grand Sire Of the Sovereign Lodge Of
the World. I. o. o. F., arrived 10 Coun.
Gil Bluffs yesterday afternoon, en- route
to Toronto. Canada. to attend the an.
nual meeting Of the Sovereign Lodge on
the 2lst OF September. The distin-
guished visitor was given Q grand recep-
ton In this Order In the evening. con
Quoted under the auspices Of the Order.
Grand Sire Harmon leaves for Chicago
over the Chicago and Northwestern to-
day.
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a. lsvi,ins -

Fitzmsisr 4 Armbrust, OF the City
Bakery, q North @ street. Virginia,
have a most inviting place. and they in.
vite through their advertisement In an.
other column all the readers OF the NEWS
to II. This 10 the right thing to do. for
Gold Killers as we'll as others are very
apt to get hungry when in Virginia. and
this restaurant is q favorits eating place.
where can DO found all the substantials
and Injuries OF the season. They have
ON hand at all times fresh oysters, Ice.
cream. and every kind Of candy and
confectionery.
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The

In making mention Of the $50 sent to
the State Orphans Home by the Gale
DOMAIN Club Of Virginia, the Carson
Tunes says: "Ths orphans o have a
fund. accumulated from similar dona-
tons Of societies and individuals,
amounting to $1,000. which 10 securely
invested. The annual interest on the
amount In used to purchase Christmas
presents for the orphans, thus obvistinR
the necessity OF asking donations for
that purpose. II is hoped that the fund
may be further increased by the kind
remembrance OF the generous"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-14

d. Bryant has paid for rent and other
expenses $1,000 (eIaetly), for personal
and family expenses $4,000 Ito = cent.
20 he swears). has lost $500 in specu.
lstious in Crown Point stock. and now
asks Judge Rising to allow him to pay
sl25 OF miscellaneous bills with $50 OF
exempt property and retain the prop
srty. too.
The will Of Theresa Charles, fled for
probate yesterday. b~sqasaths oil Of her
property. real and personal, to Cornslia
V. Dirks. George L. Dirks and Joseph.
inc II. Walsh. share aud share alike.
Las, evening all the old pumprod had
been hoisted out Of the vertical shaft Of
the Bslcher mine. II will probably DO
necessary to take out about eighty feet
OF the incline rod below the v-bob.
The Scandinavian Of Virginia pur-
pose to organize q society. Candidates
for Office will soon have to ''snosse" Is
well O. "parlsz," "sprechhn" and
.'habls."
George Nelson. Il. s. Msscham and
John Shannon have located the Northern
Light, 1900 feet. Virginia District. Glen
lode. adjoining the "Camolsst" and
Gem.
Mrs. I. ". Frock. whose husband re-
Gently died from injuries received In
the Con. Imperial. has been presented
with slo4 by the employees Of that mine.
Adam Lsichter. formerly q citizen Of
Virginia. now q resident Of Tuscarora. IL
candidate for the Republican nomina-
ton for Assessor Of Elko county.
The d. P. d. invitation party will
come Of Of the Masonic Hall in Gold
Hill next Friday evening. and dancing
will commence at 8 o'clock, sharp.
The Democrats OF Gold Hill today
claim that the Maine issue has proved q
coup de main and the Republicans are
ont splicing the main brace.
General and Mrs. Bsttsrman started
for Boston last Wednesday. called theirs
by the serious illness OF Mrs. Batter.
mans mother.
II. Il. Psuoysr. Superintendent Of
Nh. Gould 4 Curry and Best 4 Bslchsr.
went below last evening.
Justics has levied an assessment oil
nftv osnts per share. delinquent October
18Th. See advertisement in another col
umn.
..Hsv. you heard from Mains'" wa
today pronounced TO b ''dom name
question"
Hon. J. P. ~Jonss-our ]. P.-wss 81
Sacramento Sunday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-14
Candidates.

The following named gentlemsn are
candidates for the offices attached to
their names. subject to the decision Of
the Storey County Republican Conven-
ton : Stephen wilkin. Auditor ; 7. b.
Storer, Treasurer /; William Skyrme,
Assessor : George Henning. Assessor ;
]. E. Mcdonald, Clerk B. q. Carrick,
Treasurer; A. G. Cowan. Commissioner;
G. w. Likins. Commissioner; B. F.
Hazlstipe. Sheriff; W. ]. Hanks. Sheriff.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-14
Cassidy Coming.

Hon. George W. Cassidy. Of the Eu-
reka Sentinel. and Democratic nominee
for Congress. Is coming to Western Ne
vsda, and expects Don TO actively enter
the canvass. Wonder II he'll tell bis
constituents the truth about Democratic
platforms, as be did once before. and
again declare that they "ars made to
catch votes"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-14
niaers' Usioa Prisss.

The Committee OF Arrangements OF
the Miners Union picnic met last Sum
day evening. Robert Large was barred
out OF the mems race and William Gard
we'll and George Whitaker were barred
ont OF the boys race on account OF pro.
tests against them. All persons snd.
tied to prizes are requested TO call upon
the librarian after to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-14
Election or FELLOW Jacket Hose
Company.

At q meeting OF Yellow Jacket Hose
Company No. 2. held last evening. the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing term Of six months: President.
W. Il. Nichols; Vice President. b.
Schsrf; Recording Secretary. g.. Q. L.
Logan Financial Secretary. w. j.
Hooper Treasurer. Joseph Parkes;
Foreman, j. H. Halstsad; First Assist.
ant Foreman. George Smith; Second As
sistant Foreman. j. McCue. Trustees-
Frank Brown. Ed. Fitzgerald aud Ed
Cummings.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-14
me,hsaiss Ceseers.

A, the social and concert to be given
n, the Methodist Church in Gold Hill
next Thursday evening the following
ladies will participate in the concert;
Pohl, Morgan, Henderson. Williams.
Macarthur, flanagan. TAFT. Tilden and
Fraser; also the following gentlemen:
Msssrs. wsstsl. jenkins, E. Il. WILLIS
Grant and others.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-14
Depsr,ure. LAST Evening.

1t Gov J W Adams. J II Douglas.
Lewis. " II Ellis. Mary Mccarthy. Mrs J
L Pangburn. n Hanson. Mrs DR. Harris
and daughter. + Durnin and daughter. A
II Ricketts,. Josis Parsons. W Nichols. II
II Psneyer. Mollis Farrell. r W Grant.
Mr. H d LOOMS. Geo 7 Marys Jr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-14
Club Meetings.

The workinsmen's Republican Club
Of Virginia will hold q meeting at Pho.
neer Hall. B street, this evening at 7:30
O'Clock. All Republican Clubs invited.
Tomorrow evening the Gold Hill Gar
field and Arthur Club will meet at head.
quarters. Speaking as usual. ,
Tomorrow evening the Garfield and
Arthur Club (colored) Of Storey county
will meet ct their hall. North Q street.
near Sutton mi Music and talk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-14
Arrivals THIS SaoruisE.

c Il stodd.rd. d s Gallatin. = Butler.
Mrs 8 Taylor. Mrs Mccarthy and family.
Miss b Wilson. J II Lammon. A Barnard.
W 8 Rockwell, W Il Carey. Mrs. Sullivan.
p Mayer. II L Rof. Jas Madden. George l
Lammon. p Beck.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR SHERIFF.
b, r. HAzELTlNE

ID RsPEcrFuLLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
II . candidate for the ONCE Of sheriff OF
storey county. subject to the decision OF the
Storey County Republican Convention. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-14
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR.
William sKYRME.

DRssENT INCUMBENT. RESPECTFULLY
announces himself . candidate for the
once OF Assessor Of storey county. subject 70
tbs decision Of the Republican County Conven'