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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-31
Structures on California Merchants.

Structures on California Merchants.
NEW Yoax, May Sl.-Ths Conmercie!
Bulstin thinks that the course OF the
Pacific coast merchants who are urging
the licensing Of commercial travellers IL
narrow and short sighted. Il says:
1.-THE whole thing 10 the Incarnation Of
selashnsss and %provincialism, and 10
unworthy the free air and the frsemsn
Of the Pacific coast. Il savors Of the
narrow spirit Of the Louisiana and Caro-
lima sugar and rice planters In opposing
Cslifornia's demand for the Sandwich
Islauds Reciprocity Treaty. We stood
By the Oalifornians In that light. In the
interests OF uninterrupted eomm:ros. ana
today they = rsaping the fruits Of u
In greatly increased trade, home -
veil - forsiau. California having bsen
thus danaliy benefited BY freedom OF
trads, OF. In other words, BY healthful
competition. ought not now 70 b put.
tina hsrssli In . false position With
rsisrsnss 70 Eastern Commercial tfav.
slsrs, whoss function Il V 70 supply her
people With goods q he lowest price.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-31
Moro ~Crookednesa.

CHICAGO. May sl.-A bold robbery
occurred In the oashroom Of the Treasury
Of Washington. Saturday. resulting in
the loss OF S2.700. A messenger from
the Congressional Library. named Nor.
ris, presented . draft to the paying tsl:
lsr's window for the above named
amount. The money wa paid over TO
him, and hs turned for . moment 70 got
. package Of papers on the counter.
when his money mysteriously dissP'
pssred. There were several persons In
the cashroom st the time, but the money
was taken 90 sdroitly a. 70 excite no SOS.
picion. The case has been given to the
secret service force. who express the
opinion that Il vas . put up JOB. The
ktr OCEANS Washington correspondent
thinks that Morris himself connived at
the stealing Of the package. He 10 an
Illinois man, and has been somewhat
wild Of late. BE Il believed 10 have had
confederstes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-31
Miscellaneous

CHroAoo. May 29.-Ths Fort Wayne
Railroad will next Sunday add . new
fast limited express train to their line
making four daily trains. The new
train leaves Chicago at 6 P. N. daily
arriving at Baltimore at 845 p. ~.
Washington al SAT- P. NJ, Philadelphia
at 6:46 P. NJ. and New York at 9:3t
p. N. This remarkable time recalls th,
time made by the fast mail trains.
Today was largely observed % Deoora'
tion Day, East and West. In Chicago
the weather was rainy and disagreeable,
and there was far less display Of flowers
than usual.
NEW Yoax, May 29.-The drought
still continues, though the weather ID
thirty degrees cooler. A slight shower
occurred yesterday afternoon, but II was
30 slight that It simply made railroad
tracks slippery and greasy. The weather
this morning 10 decidedly cool, the Their.
mometsr marking 81 degrees, and spring
ovsrcosts are In demand. The country
still needs rain.
The rumor IL revived with marked
oircumstantiality that Tildsn 10 to be
nominated at Cincinnati with the under.
standing that be will decline, and that
then Paine OF Ohio 10 to be the winning
dark horse and take care Of Tilden's
friends. OF course the story cannot be
verified. but many shrewd Democrats
profess to accept Il % true.
Two thousand and eighty.four immi.
grants arrived today. making the total
arrivals thus far In May 5000, sgreater
number than arrived In any previous
whole month Of May.
John Brougham, the well.known actor.
10 dying.
wAsHnoros. May 90. - Decoration
day was observed today BY q procession
Of soldiers and veterans at Arlington.
The orphan children OF the soldiers
Joined in the procession and In bestrsw.
log the graves with flowers. Emily
Hawthorne read the poem, and George
O. Hszslton, Of Wisconsin. delivered
the Grafton.
ST.. Lours. May 29.-Ths FIRST new
wheat OF the season arrived here today
from Fort Worth, Texas. and was sold
at auction on Change at 81 62H per
bushel.
BsMAacx. d. T., May ga ranch.
man at the end Of tho Northern Pacific
track at Beaver was killed last night by
Indians. Two other whites are missing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-31
Whitaker Under Arrest.

West Ponr. May sl.-Ths Court oil
Inquiry, In the case Of Cadet Whitaker,
met In secret session Saturday, and
agreed upon . Anal report. signed BY oil
the members. The conclusions are oil
uniavorsbls to Whitaker. When the
report was sent to General Schonsld
and read by him, be caused Q letter To
bs addressed to Colonel Lszslle, Com.
mandsnt Of the Corps Of Cadets, direct
ing the arrest Of Whitaker. and placing
him In confinement In his room. The
order was promptly carried out, and
Whitaker will remain under arrest until
the case 10 disposed Of, and Q guard will
kesp him under survsillsncs. An officer
In high rank. being asked what dispo.
siuon would be made Of him 10 the find.
ings OF the Court are approved BY the
Wa Department, replied that II be was
Q NON commissioned officer no would be
tried by Court-martial. but II 10 prob.
able. II the President approves the hnd.
iugs, that Whitaker will DO dismissed
from the Academy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-31
Terrible Cyclones.

GALVESTON. May STA special from
Bonham says: A terrible cyclone visited
Savoy, on the Texas Pacific Railroad.
destroying the town. and killing nine
persons and woupding sixty, some oil
whom will probably die. The following
were killed: Samuel Gill, Dr.. Kern,
Miss Pansy johnson. E. L. Andrews,
A. Horn, William Studdert. Matte Best,
Q child OF Gallagher and an infant OF
Andrews. Nineteen business houses,
the railroad depot and twenty buildings
were destroyed, and only Ave houses In
the place were not damaged ~ hia
EVANSVILLE, Ind, May STA cyclons
passed through the county, six or seven
miles northwest OF this city, Saturday
afternoon, blowing down several barns,
Q hay press and other buildings. Yank
Wasson was killed. and Joe Deig and
Mrs. Walter seriously injured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-31
ThNas Gas.

Last Saturday evening at about 4:s0
o'clock Henry Brown. . German. aged
th~ir.y.nvs. attempted TO commit suicide
ct the William Tell House. Virginia. by
cutting his throat. He made . good cut
but not . fatal one. and was removed to
the County Hospital with . gash ave
inches In length, which, however. missed
both jugulars and windpipe. 10 went
to the William Tell House about nine
months ago without . cent, and II. Voll-
mers. the proprietor. allowed him to
stay there. choring about when there
VA anything he could do. He Saturday
morning said to Mr.. yollmsrs: ~ have
been here living Of Jon for several
months, waiting for work to be conn.,
msnced on the railroad. and now when
work Ii about to BE- eommsnced they
offer bot one dollar per day. ! believe
I'll 90 and cut my throat" Mr.. Vol.
msrs had no idea OF his doing such o
thing. but he did II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-31
Insanity and suicide.

MrroufILvrILr, Ind, May Sl.-A
stranger appeared on the streets sstur'
day. evidently insane. A conductor or
the east bound train on the Rock Island
road recognized him a. one Of his pas.
sengers Of the night previous, who had
got Of at Altoona ut 4 o'clock this Of.
ternoon. Hs wandered into an alley
and shot himself through the head. dy'
ing instantly. From papers on bis per-
son bis nsme 10 believed to be Anslinerr'
he had q ticket from New York to Bar
Francisco ; also 9 card With thu address,
"Georgs Wefaursher. 18H Harriet
street, Ban Francisco" and considerable
money. he 10 thought to be recently
from Germany.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-31

Last April vas the coolest April
known ON the Comstock since records
have been kept at the Chollsr ONCE.
The average temperature for the whole
month was thirty.sight degrses-oniy
six degrees above freezing. In 1874 the
average was forty.on the next coolest.
The average 10 usually about forty.ssvsn.
Bslchsr broke . pumprod yesterday
morning about 400 feet from the surface.
II 10 expected that repairs will DO eom'
pletsd and the pumps again running
some time tomorrow.
A large crowd Of men were at the
depot In Virginia this morning to take
the train to the Mound House and there
20 to work on the new railroad.
Prof. Cara's band gave another very
One. psn air concert In Virginia last
evening. About q thousand people con-
eregatsd to listen to 1t.
The hosting works Of the g. & q.
and B. & B. shaft arc receiving . eoat
OF frs proof paint and improving IN
appearance very much.
Last Saturday evening mi OF the Two
horses bslongiug to the express delivery
wagon OF Wells. Fargo 4 Go. Tell dsao
on F street. Virginia.
Captain Taylor. superintendent Of the
Yellow Jacket. IL in San Francisco
10 q good deal afflicted with rheumatism
in one Of his feet.
The Con. Imperial pumps have gwen
out, stopping work in the Bullion ron
the incline. Repairs will b completed
tomorrow.
Hale & Norsross has succeeded IN
lowering the Temperature Of its sou!n
drift. 2200 level. from ISIS degrees "
100.
Tho Consolidated Virginia shipped
Sos. 900 and the Union C~onsolid.tso
S22. 900 In bullion last Saturday evening"
In Dayton there are ls9 and In Silver
City 123 registersd voters.
Il. P. Heating OF the Scorpion II on
che Comstook again.
The Bullion Office has been moved to
xhs Joint Julia shaft.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-31

n reported that be offered oil the money
desired from 90. 900 to $4,000 worth
of machinery has already been ordered,
and in . few days It 10 expected that ore.
or what II said to be ore. will be trans.
ported from the mines TO the mills that
have been secured on the line OF the
Central Railroad ct Plainhsld. Il 10 said
that veins OF ore. eight feet thick. crop
ont on the surface at many places whsrs
mining privileges have been secured.
and miners estimate that the yield OF
gold and silver will be heavy and profit.
able, % the copper will pay enough 70
meet all expenses. There IL some excite
ment over the sllseed discovery.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-31

Hov would Gan Francisco Ike u u New
York were to impose. say. . prohioitory
tax upon every Californian who comes
here to sell Pacific coast mines IN com.
petition with our Stock EXCHANGED A
legitimate mode Of meeting this Eastern
competition would be the encourage
ment Of such homo manufactures In
California as Atlantic States cannot pro.
duoe eoonomicslly."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-31
IN rHs WHOLE History

or Medicine no preparation has ever performed
such marvellous curss. or maintained % wide q
reputation. ~ Arms onIRRr PICTORIAL,
which 10 rsecgnis d 10 the worlds remedy for
all diseass 10 Of the throat and lungs. Its long
Continued ssries Of wonderful cure. In all eli.
mates has msds Il universally known ~ . safe
and IRRITABLE agent TO employ. Against ordinary
colds. which are the Of more ssri.
Gus disorders. 10 acts speedily and surely. a.
Ways relieving SUD. ripg. and often saving life.
The protection Il a1ords By its timely use In
the throat and lung di.ordsrs Of childrsu. makes
It an Invaluable remedy 70 b kept always on
hand In every homo. No p,rson Cal aaord TO
b without 70. and thoss who have onos ussl Il
never viii. From their knowledge Of is com.
p 'sition and effects. Physicians use the curasr
PrcroaAL extensively In their practice. and
olerg, men recommend It. II 10 absolutely Ger.
in In it remedial effects. and will always cure
where cures arc possible. tn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-31
Bicycle Progress.

New YoRx, May 2S.-Grsat prepare
lions are making for the national bicycle
meeting ct Newport. A Herald special
says: It IL desired to eclipse the Arsi
Hampton Court meeting In England,
where there were s%ixty.sevsn bicycles
present. Some OF the clubs have NOT
yet been heard from. and the unattached
men will probably count mp to nearly
100. The greater part Of these will arrive
by boat on Sunday evening. Delegates
will arrive from al parts OF the country
- far west % 81. Louis, and . grand
time IL expected. There will be q meet.
ing on Monday for the purpose OF form
ing q bicycle union and touring club
The event 10 looked forward 70 with
great interest,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-31
Four Dollars per Day at Ieadvill'

Four Dollars per Day at LeadVille.
DEsvrs. Col, May 20. "A Meas Lad
VILE special says: It 10 the general i'm.
preston that the strike 10 virtually
ended, and that BY the middle Of next
week work will bs resumed on oil the
suspended mines. The little Chief will
resume work ct the old rates and With
the old force on Monday, and Il 10 said
the Iron and Cbrysolits will do Likewise.
They are fully prepared for IN attack,
which Il not likely to occur. In this
mornings procession the number OF
men fell TO 800. Il 10 believed all the
mines rssuming work will adopt the
sisht.hour rule and pay skilled miners
four dollars . day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-31
The Guupson Country.

ALAxosA, COL, May 2s.-dsnsral
Mackenzie. with twenty companies oil
soldiers. passed Coohstaps Pass on
Wednesday and arrived at Los Pinos on
Thursday. Il 10 rumored that hs has
orders to establish . military post
twenty-five miles from Gunnison City to
guard against possible Uts outbreaks.
On tbs other hand, the miners say Mao.
Kenxis has orders 10 drive them Cd that
part Of Ruby District within the borders
Of the reservation. Not less than so. 900
miners await the action OF Congress on
the Ute Treaty,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-31
IISCELLANEOUs.
REMOVAL.

mHR oPPICEs OF TIE FOLLOWING
i Companies will remove 70 ROOM NO. 70
NEVADA BLVcK, No. 800 Montsomsry street.
% MONDAY next, Nay ssth. lsso;
Caallsr rftsisG Cs.
; ;::iii:.as;ss..;; :: Limits. MINI MIL. Is &.
silver Hill lntiaislco
%. Lssfs MinisG Css
ny'a v. z. DEAN, sserstay.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-31
Oshisssu Back.

F. F. Osbiston arrived in Virginia
yesterday from Colorado. and GraPhy 10
happy. The Colonel will stay about .
week. He ought to b Of some essen
tiA benefit TO D. u. Jackson. OF the
North BONANZA mine. since Osbiston IL
concentrating lower grade ores than
those found there. North BONANZA has
more than abe can take out In two years
and there 10 plenty money In the mins
n the ore can be reduced.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-31
e..A I.vsssasss.

Some eight months since a. L. Miller.
the painter. joined the Gold Hill Lodge
Of the Ancient Order Of United Work
inemsn 1t Q cost Of about SIS. BE died
mot long since Of pneumonia, and today
J. o. Benefits, Treasurer OF the Lodge,
received Q check for $4,000. which 70
payable to Miller's widow. This 10
better than dealing In stocks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-31
A poWu.Iast Cyclone.

HAsr1oap. Conn.,, May STA severe
hurricane passed over sufield and En-.
Geld Saturday afternoon. In sufasld
about . dozen barns and tobacco sheds
we're blown down and many orchard and
other trees ~uprooted. Sykes Grove. Q
favorits picnic ground. Was ruined. In
Th~ompsonville and vicinity the tornado
was savsrs. Many barns were blown
down and one brick building dsmol.
ished. MoCrons's greenhouse. the
largest In the State, wa nearly do.
stroyed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-31
sxsphelisi ..

At . recent meeting Of the Constock
Merry Bowmsn the following regular
members were elected to the club: Miss
Kate L. Mccarthy. Miss Mary G. Griffin.
Miss Adah Holmes. Miss Maggie Holmes,
Miss Fslicie Genesy. George 8. Allen. A.
j. Mccarthy, DR.. W. A. Perkins and
Mercer otsy. The following honorary
members were elected Mrs. W. A.
Perkins, I. E. James. George James and
Mrs. Mercer Otey.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-31
Marrow escape.

Robert Marshall. Of the Bslchsr. had
. narrow escape yesterday. He was
taking . blower up the incline on the
giraffe whom II shook about 30 a. to
strike the timbsrs. knocking Marshall
OF in front. He fell directly before the
giraffe, which passed over him. squsez-
ing him pretty closely and taking the
Akin OF his back the entire length.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-31
pRcAv or THE TEETH

DRCAt or THE TEETH
Arises from various causes. bat principally IL
may b attributed TO early neglect or the indis-
chminats uss Of tooth powders and pa.tss.
which give . momentsry Whiiensss TO the teeth
while thsy corr. Do the enamel. The timely use
OF hat delicate, aromatic tooth-wssh. fragrant
SoZunOST. will speedily Arrest the progress
Of decay. harden the gums. and imnafs . Dc
iighttul fngrancs 20 the breath. 10 removes
teeth from the use Of .ess and acid articles.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-31
Arrivals Yesssraay ner.isg.

r Kirmaa. Chas Palmer. r h Wright,
Capt T @ Taylor. John Skae. Frank Osbis-
ton. p Boyd. J Waters. N Bailey. Geo 3
Startling. + 8 Hurd. Al Tyrrell. IA Ing
ham. A L Day. VS. Hoffman and son. ]
Bowen. O H Cogswell. Mrs Hssksll and
son. Miss Harris. W Z Hughes and wife.
J Z Shawhan. Z s Davis, J II Graham. II
Dunlap, @ z Caukin, Miss Allen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-31
Dsparsures Saturday Evs.i.s.

A NcBan, E LAWS, 8 Sellers. J W
Kline. Ed Niles. n Rosendorf. Thos Far.
rsll. r Dempsey. Miss u Watson. J X
Brown, Chris James. u Meyer. Bale
Smith. J Z Combs. Judge B Rising and
wife. J b Lanyon and family. II @ Hill
yer. O Farnsvorth and wife. Mrs. Randall.
Mr. A w Love, 8 Murry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-31
CARD.

TO all Who arc sufsrins from the srrors and
iodiserstions Of you b. nervous vcaknes:. early
dscay. ioss Of manhood. etc ! Will send arc-
csIps thss will cure you. FREE VI CHAhos
Thfs ueas remedy WAS Uncovered oya MISSION.
AZ IN south Amsrica. Send . s~eif-sddrseeea
envelope TO the INV. Josxyz I. hnAS; Sta,on
D, Nsw York city. JAisAS
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Arrivals tbs Msr.i.g.

wv Van Bergen. II W Tangsrmsn. H
A Law. W Robinson. jas Crawford. Chas
Fsrnsworth. Rev Z Graham. J Williams.
Mrs jas Rowe. 8 B Rankin. A II Dixon.
L r Mead. J K Brown. n ponahus. Mol
lie Brsnson, J Daniels.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-31

John skas Asv up 10 the ooustock
and away again yesterday. Game 70
borrow Are, 10 II said.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-31
DR.. GRO. Q. MATTHEWS,
SURGEON,
PHYSICIAN 4 AoCouoHGuR,
tof Dnhlin and Bdinburshl
MAIN 9TRRkT, % GOLD Hill.

OyRIcE AND REsIDxNcE NEXT TO
~ Hssbrou,t I Hairs drug stoes. Usiis a.
tsndsd promptly, DAY and night. ones hOssss
70 4. y. 70 ~ -; etoeY. 4. II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-31

The Graves sf Uaisn asd CenSsder.
ate Deed Duly Decorated Oshsr
Graves Receive rributes os Flew.
srs The Literary Exsrcises u
Virginia - Gel. raylsr's Poem -
Hossr's - These who Rest In
Gold Hilrs Csmssesies.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-31
departures Last Evs.i.e.

Geo s Startling Mort arippon. George
Avery. J W Van Bergen. H W Tangsrman.
DR. Weber. J aillig. W I salksld. W d
Gslbreth. J B Stevens. J Skas. Mrs Bath.
Miss Harris. Rev E Graham. r II Wright.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-31

Transfers. Issues Commercial and 1rsvstsrs'
Credits. THIS bank has special t~aetltties TO
dealing In bullion. t6
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see !; 70 8. !. <! .:.' ; ;ss Il z. i i:;s: e
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-31

sbsak thus the peopls+ws have ssen
The Aowss OF oar youth cut Down.
Bot ever shall thstr high rsuovn,
Live In our hears. In msm'y green.
And shins with giory's brightest shssui
Yet. while ws honor thus the Blue.
And whiis their memories " bisss,
We stir no enmity express
Against the Gray; 10 them 'as due
To az they fought with ulor, too.
No more forever. Blue and Gray
Against each other raise the sword;
Bus. dwelling al In juss accord,
while Zach remembers well the nay.
BoA oslsbrsts Memorial Day.
One DAG now waves DER all the land;
No moro the " Starr and Bars I" aN sssn.
And our OLD GLORY" dies serene,
waving its biesslnn. blight and bland
Over one country. great and grsndi
After more singing the members oil
the Grand Army Of the Republic passed
resolutions OF thanks to the many both
In California and Nevada who oontri'
butsd flowers, each name being spsci'
fed. to the ladies' who made the bon.
qusts and wovs the earlapds, and. In
short, to oil who did anything TO con
tribute to the success Of the exercises.
A bsnedietion and more music BY the
band closed the observance Of Memorial
Day. 1850. In Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-31
1. 3. F%RANkEL.
sroox AND MONEY ssokza.
VICE. MAI, ssr.ss. Geld mn. j.ss
.ssvs the s..h Of o.'iass.i..
STOCKS BOUGHT, SOLD AND oAR.
RurD ON MARGINS.
His eorsspoossats In Gan yraacisco srs
n nv awrvn ~ N- - A.. "a,
1. 3. FRANKEL,

His eorrsspouasnts In Gan yraneisoo srs
1. aLAzIIR , CO.. Nsnbsrs Of the San
Francisco Stock and Exchange Board.
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!Qe .X!.0!.a!!EE, *, 8; - e: ss'ssa'@
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rhs nay /. Geld nm.

6oAo AAAi AsAs ~ skosssssy Jss~y
Of observing Memorial Day. Very many
OF her citizens accompanied the sarsnsld
and High School Guard to Virginia and
participated there In all the ceremonies
OF the occasion. After the exercises ct
Piper's Opera House closed, the Drum
Corps led the High School Guard. the
Grand Army Of the Republic end some
Of the Veterans to Gold Hill. The pro.
cession was hsrs Joined BY the Frsmen
in uniform and citizens and the line Of
march was then taken no for the GENE.
tsries. The ceremonies Of decoration
we're then performed over the graves OF
the following:
Captain John Y. Paul. Of the Army Of
the Potomac.
John Broadwatsr. Mexican Veteran
and Pioneer.
John Grieuer, Of the United States
Army; served in the war Of the Rebel.
lion.
Mat. T. Hesnan; served a. buslsr In
Battery B. Second Artillery, under Csp-
tain Robertson, and Afterwards In Col.
onel Demands troop.
No literary exercises were held. After
the decoration the column reformed.
marched back and was dismissed on
Main street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-31

THE NEVADA BANK

or sAM FRANCISCO.
IAN aAIuoasuA
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MAIN DTRBBTs.....s......oOAD
Opposite 0iheon's balooas
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-12-04
The Speakership.

On the second page of this issue is an
article from the Chippewa County News.
bringing out Henry w. Seymour, Rep
resentative elect from the ChebOygan
legislative district, as a candidate for
speaker of the House of Representatives
at the approaching session. We think
there can be no question of Mr.. SeymOur's
ability to fill the position with credit to
himself and satisfaction to the members
of the House. The reasons for asking
the position for MIR. Seymour, as given
by the News, are such as are worthy of
consideration and we heartily endorse
them, believing it was time that the
claims of northern Michigan to share
of the honors were being recognized, and
that in our representative elect we have
man who is every way wO rthy of, and
qualified for the position.