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, 1880-12-25
TIE ClTY-IIALL.

Tt1E receipts Of tho City Trcasuror yesterday
wcro *a,Gt4 from tho Water Department.
InEHE were thEcc easea u ulIhthot'" "aa tMo
of scartct-fevcr reported yeslcrtAy at tho Health
OGscc,
.r,,r contro1,,r i. n1,o,t to nt1yort,so for lot
e.. ,,". a,,,,n,,- ha,.o ~ tha xnl,,t,. ~ North
LOT n 'w e9scmu,se " 'A' ''''' - '''
,..torin,. ra,,ontnI' =. ~, ,n, ,ho smoi,.nnr omS
NJ ErprsGn =. th WSf ~ nsS '"' ''
Tnr school tcacscrs. Including those Of tho
,teaf ut,d dumb, were paid their December sn!-
aries ycsieTtiny. Tho pny-roll aggregated <61,Uo
f,,,uruo,,ru cruvvv Ia u,r,at,,p b,,rQoIs tv
iinds ss,ue con.oia tiop il, tho fnct lid. tew Of
thu many deiinquent' aro co'n'uv to time.
TiiE Offices In nll tho departments OF tho Clty
T. eose 10 en nt osS4 ny m.ef,
cSs ciGse spS'ss' 'o.aay. p's''"''' n' ''' VI" Ut 00
ctry-Eso1xEEn CnEotEa has bcsn busiy en-
@ pamp ~ i. M Viii ii'' be Inspected racsday:
rs p4pi1G ap. oSt 9t tS Oh tunnel will ee loft
,'.s',.,, ae ~,
nY tyPnglaphoa! error y waa statou yestGF.
Tor pr0fcssio1inl services in the uGge cns9 PM
was kH9,M0 Tho atno11nt of tho original 1iit
WE S ~ eMa @ ,no m S1isn ~ r3Hia S u @ nSf te oal"
Tur or.1cr or ,,colth Commissioner In Wolf
rrn,,r.tif,r the vntsnnflon nj Mi schooI rh1ron
ts ,nf ,nrnt, th"f ;h"v shnil Mi itr snnk t0 thn
Wcniti, f,liic. far yasvlnatIon. TIC cItv only
vMcci,lascs tGusu who arc too poor 10 pay i My
.leian. 1hose who hayo not been ylssii,atetl III
~ r.''. 81 n,,.,,. W te.auat,"t -, ,.,,L
-, t ,,at..;,, ~ is,s,, s T., ~ 1.ta,o
" aas custom ~ slh.s unns ~ LIE ~ .nt H.,
~ ~ I.ff,n, on. sn" ~ .,,tas,n ,a ~
1.m ~ ~ , o'' hn Pn Hn ~ nnn H. ~.
@ d!@ss,,os. va rrsissssa IT, Sas:s VIZ s Sssps rs
a!tu n.M.G ao ~, - u.usiEy. aMn - stto T.A t ~
, 1880-12-25
JOURNALISTIC.

6T. LOUIS Nec, .4.-N u announced this
evening that tho Ttn.cs newspaper Inns bcen
transferred tn tho proprlet0rs Of tho lfelltl-
llcan, who lIayu acquired q maturity II tfle
bonds ot tho llIper and tllut It's publication
Will be continued At tbs Nepubitt4ln nllfco
until tho contracts expire, when 1t will De
kuSpcllleA.
, 1880-12-25

Ellsworth Lodge, 4. +. 4 A., NJ, held hero
Mel, Miller: il. W, c. j.. Kellogg Treasurer,
II. N. Acklcy; Secretary. q. A: darlington;
'l'r,.stce fur tiire.: years, ". NJ. .tnnes; y. d,
n. n. Buslt; j. d.. W. II. Jones; Tyler, q.
II. Esrettgt.
Public installation Of these officers will
tnkc plnce ut the lo,lgc-rnolns OH Monday
evening, and will be followed by n supper
nnIt sfuI,nn
, 1880-12-25
CulPABlE NEGLECT.

5p3eta1 Ntspasch 10 1A4 (AIeaao IFIbunA
OMAHA, Ntb., Dec. GA case OF gross
carclesncss oil the part Of John Davis, a
veteran postal-c!erk on tho Union Pacific,
has Just been u1ado public. On Sunday
morning bundle Of letters and Ills cont were
found in tho street, near his reside nee, and
, 1880-12-25

III the llne of useful hOitiay presents. nothing
ctl1nis the new Whrclor & Wllsun NJ, Il sewing.
lIuchiIn. An utl.iltss vurluty exhibited ut thslr
wArvruoihs, 156 6tNlu street.
, 1880-12-25
DEATHS,


cuKNY-Dec. y. nt3r. u., Patrick Curry. agcd IS
Fanernt from, his lato rcs,aones. 11u.ne:a.. md
ilsu family aro in7ltcd 10 Sttcnd. "'' ~
fs 6 E; W., pos 5asss
m !, ss u ss! Pss 3 10
ASnss Aen eoa1c ts III h hss,o attGS a,. nr'of Illness
& es sa" Ct E9a. e yS i",s r. Il sSS sas'ea Sunday morning.
saonths and il days. '0 ''"""'' 'N'N = ''A'''
sss s.sS nsf .s e hs !efsas ans.a 2ei H. o s Ia
Mrs. nchari iSits. ai tGs sity. - '''' LIN
fuHer' sn from ~ het M 1nso resone9 i s2a weas hasm,.
@ sny 1 II Friends
a r. ,dn s. g IL e aaS nSni a 't l. "sx;ss b;.S III r.
dnye.
~; Il asn, I2 pssES zss' z}s;
tuTisi to.aay at o'clock from No. 10 North
Euler thino eternal iui1c."
Ask1nk notlt ~ car suare
Tlla tcae aonl lis SUMMONS there.
IIad God asked ~, WIN wo kney.
We. with s.renunt1x tears Should Say,
1' ~ WV Ao' ''' t''' HuxT JULIA.
tYNcI57F1iday: Doc. Il, Iancs 4 Lynch. ynah. agea n
sany iG Il Gmaee % St Gen
ceptlon. thenco by earrnRos to Calvary.
,lt1L1r.Annabolln Tilt, rollct Of tho tats Daniol
tunstS! s.sasy at go H. from 81 wo's Monroe
svsroronto. CANADA, nad Detroit pnpcss plcase
Et2;1s pss = asfs. Charles
Funeral from roa[doHce at2 p. nj. to-day.
, 1880-12-25
FOR THE CONVENIENCE

FOR THE CONVENIENCE
of parties TINT failed II iako advantage OF tho
generous Offers during Christmas week, tho grcat
jawery house OF Hamilton. ;huurds T. Co. will
10 opon all day Christmas, Nco rs,
, 1880-12-25
GLUCOSE.

Cv11ro,,,,
GLUCUSE.
--
,--.
HsnAincaa IN WHICH Hallilon" OF Dol"
Ortain- -T;,.urmpts Profits Nfnuc-A
TniT with r,rof. Cl,nn.ticr,
In tho course Of tnwsult brought In 1]ntnv,n,
N. Y. 10 determine tho ownership ol ccrtaln
s." sss,, 49, i.., ,,n.,,. that ~" rror1,s ~ ~
M"S sn" ,"'s m~ ~. ~ a,o.t tuS :, M ao " ,as snu
lnot Il cnpttnl OF {40O,UUO The fuet TINT cnor.
raous quantities of grippe sugnr or glucose arc
snIi n,a thnt t,,c ti,at,,c.x tna NJ frnst ,nhlnd
every year ior tno lhst hSo !enes' ant'i n. pFes-
eht NJ! ING stAFcn iaetof.cs 'urn W. tnoso "F
lcas of tho product; TINT several vast establsh-
n,ctttB Rre building for tho purpose Of tnnslu-
f.rtnrfu, ,,lu,,sn t,uc In nrirnIt md nna
, 1880-12-25

luck s Rayncr'a "Mars" cologne Il a per-
fnn.e Ut conspicuous excellcnco NJ Chr'stiuns
, 1880-12-25
Careful operations Finest teeth, u. Cummins
Dental Company. corner Stato mud Randolph.

tluy tho Improved Howe Scales, Uor.ien
6cllcck j. Co., Axcuts, VI Lake at1eee,
, 1880-12-25

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, u. e., Dec. 25--1 n. m.-For
Tennessee aslll the Ohio Valley, cloudy
weather and SNOW md raIn, winds generally
from north to east, falling, followed by RS
ing, barometer, md during Saturday night
lower temperature.
For the Lower Lake region, generally
cloudy weather and light snow, northeast to
southeast Winds stationary or falling barosn-
eter, md slight changes in temperature
during tho day.
For the Upper Lake region, Upper Nfissis-
stppi AMI Lower Missouri Valleys, generally
cloudy weather and SNOW, variable winds,
shifting to nUrthcrly and westerly, rlslug
barometer anu lower temperature.
LuCAL OBSERVATIONS.
1Ea1l N
, 1880-12-25
DIVORCES.

Tho following bills for divorce rcro Hcd Yoster-
HHYDEts-Lulu A., fro1, Edward H.. on tho ground
OF ttesnrtian.
HOFMAN-Jnhn H., from Francisco II. ST. on thu
ErolnH Hf dtAcrttDt. "
4 deeree OF dlvofco was granted In tho following
CnEO: .-...
TAYt.OIl-frohoric. from Elizabeth. on TIN
ground bt adultery.
, 1880-12-25

through 0M E1Atk.ss,
ras nsk ,ait .as SY ~ !s Il cea na.c out
, 1880-12-25

MASONIC.
6ptefdl pttpateh to IAs Chtea9o Trthuns.
OCoSoMoWoc, Wis, Dec. M.-The follow
ng officers were chosen at The Inst election OF
, 1880-12-25

MARRIAGES..
-->-~-----~- --.- .-,~..
FAiily-FOitf>f1AM-At0 0ttnwA, H.. Monday
ncc ~ Nix q. Failis to Miss YkrHina Fordhhr1, boIh
Of Chicago. ~
-FAikWElt-0OOnntCf1- tho reaidance Of thu
hridns Ehcents, 1901 Michigan nv, lac n by ts RUr
g. BDoitIch.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17

San Francisco Daily Exchange: That
$50, 900 which Governor Stanford threw
away on Muybridgs's suppositious i'm
provsmsnts in photography would have
gone . good way toward settling the
trouble between the Railroad Company
and the Musssl Slough settlers and
avsrting bloodshsd. The railroad mag
nate. who spends q fortune on . hobby
and refuses to abate Q cent Of the debts
OF . miserable. poverty. stricken settler
IL not alone in the category Of the selfish.
He has the company Of the osteniatious
Chrisiian Who gives $40 to buy . gilt
edged Bible for . fat csnnibsl and goes
to sleep happy in the thought that he is
rich and prosperous. while some OF his
nsishbors in the nearest alley are per-
haps starving.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17

The NEWS does not seem to DO aware that
IL 10 not only in the difference In the cost
Of. construction between the narrow and
broad gauge that the economy In found.
but In the cost Of running. A narrow
gauge can be run for about o%ne-fourth the
cost Of running the broad gauge, and this
difference will moro than compensate for
the cost Of transfer from broad to narrow.
IS. r. Stock Report. Nay Is.
The News IL fully aware Of all that.
but still adheres to the opinion that all
main lines Of railroad. such a. that
across the continent. or from the Gen.
trail Pacific Railroad ct Reno or wsds-
worth to the Colorado river and perhaps
beyond. should be broad gauge. Short
side lines or branches. or even compara-
lively long roads running through .
mountainous region. or where q road 10
not easy to construct or maintain, can
be constructed on the narrow gauge
principle to the best advantage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17
An OREGON TRAGEDY.

PORTLAND. May ia special from
Independence, Polk county. says: Yes.
terdsy a night clerk named LORI In the
Occidental Hotel at Corvallis. In Dallas
on business, Arsd at Mrs. Lansdon.
The woman's life wa saved by the bullet
striking the steel Of her corset. BE
then placed the pistol to bis head and
fred. and then at his breast and fred.
He died within an hour.
The coroner's jury returned Q verdict
In accordance With the facts. On the
person OF LORI Q letter was found CON-
tanning tho following: "This deed Il
not through present excitement, and the
world may sympathize with me, for this
IL premeditated, caused BY this defeat.
II will leave me pennilsss In the world.
I was nce brought down to Q low degree,
but sweet will DO the cup Of bitterness
again. I Am this day . loser Of many
dollars. The world don't know. Death
will be the sweetest cup ! have long
tasted. Friends, farewell"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17

r. D. Ferguson, after several months
OF sickness. In fact . struggle between
life and death. at Bodis. succeeded in
mastering strength and funds sufficient
to get away from there. He Is o at
Sacramento gaining strength daily. Last
summer somebody found the grave OF
William Bodey. after whom that district
was named, ard his bones were taken to
the public cemetery and buried with
masonic honors. "Ferg." delivered an
eloquent address on that occasion. which
proved to be moro ~sIhsustins than his
famous inaugural address As Speaker OF
the Nevada Assembly. at any rate 1t
Frustrated him and made him Trailer
than ever. Fsrg. feels lucky in being
able to bring his own bones away from
Bodis. He thought several times he
would have to leave them there, and hs
would II he had stayed q month or two
longer. He had q narrow escape.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17
.DARK Ho.sE- srECULArIoss

=. q. .,,.rce that n newspaper like the
co,n Hill NEWS, which depends on tne
nrnsn.ritv Of the mining industry Tor its
r.,s,encs' sbould favor the aspirations OF
Tahr Sherman TO the Presidency. Sher-
80 !. . hitter enemy TO silver mining
ma IA. never missed an opportunity to
;s,rrs the state OF Nevada. The NEWS
-.n,sd ,he State TO declare for Grant. and
hsc.nss n vent for Blaine that paper 10
crttine ia nose 10 spite its face by pufing
John Sherman. II there II one Republic
can whom the Pacific States ought TO 70.
pudiste Il 10 John S~herman.-S. p. Stock
Report. Nay 10.
II the Stock Report man had read the
NEws . little more carefully hs would
have known that we have never ia
vored the aspirations Of John Sherman
to the Presidency" 1t all. Two or three
days ago We made mention OF his In
crsasing chances, for being the dark
horse" at the Chicago Convention
instead Of washburns, who has beer
and still IL our favorits for that equine
honor. II Grant 10 not nomina'eo VI
the nrst ballot he will DO withdrawn and
his friends and adhsrents. II they do moi
bring out washburns. will throw thsi'
influence in favor Of Sherman and moi
for Blaine. And thus 1t Is that We may
be Obliged to record Shsrmsn's complete
success in securing the nomination. II
there anything strange" about al
that? The News has never called foi
Sherman, and doesn't want him; yet. IL
nominated. va will try and help elect
him. Please paste this up somewhere
10 that you may not misunderstood nj
hereafter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
The Arctic Relief Expedition.


SAX FnlNcIsoo. May 14.-The revenue
cutter. Thomas Corwin. designated fos
the Arctic Relief Expedition. will 60 "a
Mare Island next week to coal. Sailing
orders have not yet arrived. but an
intimation has been received from Wash.
ington that she will leave on the 22d
instant. The vessel IL provisionsd for
forty men for one year. besides which
the merchants Of the city have donated
some three tons Of wines. oordials. deli.
cacies for the relief OF the crews Of the
ice bound vessels when found. The
voyage Is expected to last eight months.
Unless other orders are received she will
carry ninety tons Of coal from this port.
At Ounalaska she will take on board zoo
tons Of coal. and at Worton Sound.
Bshring Straits, some 600 or 700 milsl
further north, she will take In the fullest
supply she can carry. The vessel car
ries q large spread Of canvas and can
steam 10H knots at hour. Her capacity
for coal will enable her to steam twenty
one days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17

A good story 10 told In the Musical
Herald Of q dog belonging to Professor
Froelish. Of the wurzburg Conservato-
~. who. whenever any Of the pupils in
his masters violin classes, played incor-
rectly, would set up q most internal
howl. and so acquired . high reputation
for Q correct musical ear. The dog.
however. in all probability. could no
moro tell good music from bad than
some OF the New York critics. The dog
was in the habit OF watching the pro.
lessons face. and a. the slightest mis-
take was readily indicated there. IL re-
quired n great knowledge Of harmony
to impel him to howl ct the right mo-
ment. In doing this, however. he dis.
played a. much intelligence as some OF
the critics. whose regulations have, like
his. been acquired by ~judicious bowling.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17
prI.eArrs TO CHICAGO.

The following is the complete list ofths
Republican delegates from Nevada and
California to the National Republican
Convention at Chicago. June 2d-two
weeks from next Wednesday
Nsvada-E. strothsr. W. W. Bishop,
@. @. Stevenson, General T. D. Edwards.
DR.. ]. ]. Msisgs and II. d. Foley.
Altsrnatss-S. 8. Grass alternate for
J. ]. Meigss, ]. W. Mcwilliams alter
nate for W. W. Bishop. W. ]. Marsh
alternate for n. D. Foley, Benjamin
Curlsr alternate for T. D. Edwards. j.
r. Shaw alternate for E. Strothsr.
]. B. Williamson alternate for @. O.
Stevenson.
California;. O. wilmsrding. Alexan.
der Sharon. Samuel Mussrove. Socrates
Hun. J. K. Dost. Greed Raymond. E.
A. Davis, Joseph Russ. b. 7. Fair
banks, John Mansfield. D. s. Payne,
Frank N. Pi1ley. Altsrnates-G. A.
Fisher, @. Mason Kline. F. ]. French,
]. A. Benson, James Foster. ]. R. Johns.
John G.. Scott. F. A. Leach. William
Smith, Charles Shannon. ]. p. Stearns.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17
The Gallows Cheated.

UKrAu. CAL, May II. John F.
Wheeler. the leader Of the Msndocino
murdersrs, who was convicted, and on
Friday last sentenced to DO hanged on
the I'd Of July next, committed suicide
on Saturday by taking morphine. Hil
wife paid him . visit, and 10 suspected
Of having given him the fatal drug. A
stomach pump and several doctors were
called into requisition, but In spite Of
the most active and continuous efforts
to save him, no bresthed his last In just
niue hours after swallowing the drug.
There II general ~satisfscton Of the result,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17

Bullion Miner: The New York Sun
finds great fault with President Hayes
because he does not spend all or more
than his salary. It says that he will
carry away from Washington Sl60, 600
OF his s200. 900. This allows Mr.. Hayes
to have expended about SIC. 900 Of his
salary. which the Sun considers . most
objectionable exhibition Of economy.
When . paper starts out with the firm
determination 10 and fault ii never lacks
for excuses. yet . display Of decent
economy. even. on the part OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Hayes. viii not strike all people as
the most fragrant malfsasance in Office
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Miscellaneous

LONDON. Nay IA boiler explosion
at Birchills Hall Iron Works Saturday
afternoon killed aiteen persons, and
twenty Ave persons were trksn to q hos
pital, some In Q dying condition.
Tho lockout at Blackburn Saturday
makes 80. 900 operatives idle. The mills
will not DO reopened until the operatives
in 9 body are ready to resume work.
The employers in Accrinston Distrio.
have determined, II the Blackburn strike
continues. to stop their mills on Thurs.
day, Friday and Saturday Of each week.
The Giobs says: We understand, In
yisw OF the complications with China,
that the Russian government has tsls-
graphed the authorities beyond the Ural
Mountains to place all strstegioal roads
in a condition for the passage Of troops
and stores. Hall Q million roubles has
been assigned for improving the high.
way from Orenburg to Central Asia.
The cost OF the Afghan war 10 now
confessed to be upward Of Els 0O. 900,
and will probably be more.
LIVERPOOL. May 17.-Sir Bartls Frsre
has rendered his resignation % Governor
Of the Cape Of Good Hope.
BERLIN, May 17.-Hundreds OF par.
ishes are without priests, and no new
ones can be nominated until the Bishops
are willing to submit the names Of can.
didates to the government. It Is. there.
fore. believed 10 government circles that
the Pope 10 inclined to give In, ~ no
fears that the power OF the Papacy In
Europe might be shaken by longer do
lay. To re-establish this power. the
Pope Ii said to bs willing to make, for
the moment. some sacrifices. and also
some important concessions. In this
policy. however. the Pope will snooun.
ter resistance from the Jesuits.
When all the new formations planned
and worked out in their minutsst details
by the German War Ministry are com.
pleted the total strength Of the army
will exceed 1000. 900 men.
ST.. PETERSBURG, May l6.-The Movde
Vemyia publishes q telegram from Mar.
Rasaki stating that japan has rejected
the proposal Of China to enter into an
alliance against Russia.
CRoSsrApr, May 1.-THE Russian
Government oontsmplatss sending the
great ironclad. Peter the Great, to the
Pacific. and four other wa vessels for
the Pacific are fitting out.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17

A telegram from Chicago brings q
story told by q John Allendori to q
reporter how that he and seventeen
others left Linn county. Kansas, seven
weeks previously for the headwatsrs
OF Gunnison river. There they dis.
covered gold p~laeers. from which they
were taking out from two to four
thousand dollars per day. On May Sd
they we're attacked by 500 Indians. who
killed the entire party except Allsndori,
who was out hunting and saw the whole
affair from Q mountain. His statement
10 discreditsd. and considered to be the
smanation OF O disordsred brain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17

A raw young man named Abel started
for Rochester one morning. He had .
brand new ulster. and was proud Of 1t.
An engaging stranger took q seat beside
him In the cars and admired the ulster.
He finally asked the raw young man to
let him try IL on. Permission WA
given; IL was not o bad '.ft." When
the train arrived at the station the stran.
ger stepped out to get some cigars. He
had not taken OF the ulster. He did not
come back.-Noc York Tribune.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17

A contemporary contains along article
entitled Effect Of Smoking on Boys"
It Is not right to smoke on boys. II
imparts . ~dissgreesble odor to their
clothes. and when they 60 home they
srouse suspicion in the minds Of their
mothers which are difficult to eradicate.
Tho effect OF smoking on some boys
would DO q rock hurled ut the head Of
the smoker.-Hartford Times,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17

Madam. who il Of great emboupoint,
asks her husband in what character she
shall attend the masquerade. 'As .
captive balloon" he said. "How must
I dress that charactsr7" "Simply BY
tying . string to your foot" answered
the brute.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17

There are now miners in Gold Hill
which have reached the 5000 level. and Of
these two are over 5000 feet in p~erpendicu-
lar d~spth.-Sah Lake Tribune.
The Tribune surely must mean minss
instead Of miners. And yet We have
horses here in tho Comstock q mile long
and over Q hundred feet wide.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17

The fear OF infection caused some per-
sons at Memphis to burn oil their cloth.
ing. and even the praysr.book OF 9
deceased cholera patient va consigned
to the flames; but six $40 bills found on
his person were rslisiously preserved.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17
At the Washos Democratic County
Convention. held at Reno Saturday last,

the resoiuuon Wts uuoptoo'
Rssoired. That tho delegation from the
county Of washoe TO the Democratic State
Convention. called TO meet at Winnemucca
on the 17th day Of May. 1850. elected by
this convention, DO instructed to cast the
votes Of absent delegates on all questions
that come before said State Convention,
and that no proxies DO allowed.
The following gentlemen were elected
to represent the county at the State Con-
vsntion: ]. q. Hagerman. Dave Mo.
Fsrland. ]. A. Gregory. F. Lemons.
W. F. Berry. G. W. Huffaksr and Mau.
rice May.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17

The Nevada (Csl.) TSanscript Of the
l4th instant says that Sam Davis, ct
present editor OF the Carson Appeal. has
accepted the position Of city editor Of
the Sacramento Record. Union, and will
assume the duties during the first week
in June. The Transcript certainly is
ahead Of the appeal or any other paper
In this State in making the announce
msnt, whether II is true or not.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17
The Old style.

AUBURN. CAL. May 1.-THE Forest
Hill stage coming down Saturday morn.
ing was stopped BY two men about one
mile from Auburn Station. and the pas.
sengsrs and driver forced 10 hand over
their valuables, 10 the extent Of about
$3.50 and three or four watches.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17

Mr.. Currie. the eentlemanly Texas %.
sassin, heard some children singing and
shed . copious supply Of tears. II 70.
minded him Of the days when he used
to hang around on the outskirts Of q
camp meeting and pick Of preachers
With a seyen.shooter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17

The Philadelphia Tines Washington
correspondent thus gets in his work on
our Senator from Nevada:
Senator Jones Ia . triie lazy, and given
to good living and jolly company. but he 10
Of sterling ability and I think thoroughly
honest. He left here last spring not worth
Q dollar in the world but with the reputa-
ton Of being . two or three times million
aire. / doubt that he is worth any more
.oday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17

At . meeting Of the citizens Of Bodie
the other evening to see whstherit would
bs best to dig . canal through Main
street or move the town, II was decided
to grade the street.