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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-03
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LONDON, February Sin anticipation
OF state ceremonies on the 9Th instant,
when tho Queen will open Parliament,
arrangements are periectins for . royal
procession to and from Westminster.
The Duchess OF Marlborough charac.
terizss Parnell's statement that the fund
which bears her name only relieves
tenants who have paid their rent, and
that Its promoters have political objects,
a. gross falsehoods. =
A rich landowner, near Barcelona.
his wife, three daughters. SON and two
women servants, were all found muir
dered in their beds. The deed was ap-
psrently done with Q Ratchet. The house
was ransacked. A svineherd and his
two sons have been arrested.
The Gibraltar Guardian says the Moors
At Fee. Morocco, have attacked the Jews
and wounded several. They covered an
old man over 10 years Of age with petro.
leum and burned him alive, amidst
shouts Of great Joy. Two OF the wounded
Jews are French subjects.
A dispssA from Rome says that the
accounts from Ysrra, Dilavor and Naples
continue terrible. The population Of
II communes specially afflicted numbers
%, 3s2 persons, and OF this number
l,3lO had been attacked BY fever up 10
the 18th Of December lat, OF whom 62S
died. This fever means famine. The
government aid 10 not Sufficient.
The steamer Bsngole, coal laden. from
Penarth for Gibraltar, ioundered when
two DAYS from port. Thirteen OF the
crew were drowned and six saved.
The King OF the Belgians has con
ferred the Leopold Cross on Rosa Bon
hsur. the artist. This 10 the irst time .
lady has received the distinction. The
King Of Spain also conferred on this
distinguished painter an equally high
order never before granted to . lady:
The l0O.ton gun has been trisd at
Spez1is with results which surpassed y.
psctations. Il attained 2 range OF 10000
meters with . charge Of 22o kilogrsmmss:
The Marquis Of Anslsssy, . Liberal
Peer, 10 dead. aged 50.
Pans, February s.-Ths Monde. the
organ OF the Papal Nunsio, referring to
the mission Of Parnell TO the United
States, says: "By the mouth Of . Fro.
tsstant, Catholic Ireland ealla trotsstaas
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Bank or virgisis.

The committee OF creditors to investi.
gate the affairs Of the Bank Of Virginia,
report liabilities 500, 900; assets. $780,.
600; deficiency. $40. 600. These are the
figures furnished by Cashier Daniels.
The committee add: The main cause oil
the banks difficulty appears to have
been the flooding Of the institution with
North Bonanza and Flowery stocks.
about 40. 900 shares OF these two mines
having been held by the bank at the time
OF its suspension, but some OF which has
since been sold. though against the sd-
vice Of the President Of the bank. On
this stock they were unable to raise
loans.
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
tr,o,.I = o IL, GOLD .rI. DALI. nv,.l
Parnell and Ireland.

LONDON, February 2.-The Pail Mall
Gazette has q strong article entitled
English Parties and Irish Revolution"
in which it Is said that the country has
the right to demand, on the meeting Of
Parliament, that all political parties rep.
resented in the HOUSE Of Commons
shall be forced to declare, through their
leaders, their relation to Mr.. Parnell
and his agitation. at cannot be ques.
toned" the Pal Mall Gazette goes on to
say, "that the movement led by Mr..
Parnell has now assumed the proportions
of public danger. His enterprise IL daily
growing more dangerous. It is accom-.
panied by Q systematic resistance TO law
and is carried on by appeals to q foreign
country, thought by him to DO hostile to
the British Empire. and the object Of
which Is nothing less than Q revolution.
AIRY transformation Of society by the
destruction Of one Of the accepted forms
ON which that society 10 based"
The Lord Mayor Of Dublin writes to
the effect that tue English people fail to
realize the gravity Of the Irish crisis,
and that, except prompt assistance DO
forthcoming. tens Of thousands OF Irish
people must surely die Of starvation.
He complains that England has con.
tributed less to the Mansion House Fund
than Melbourne. There il, In fact, q
general complaint respecting the paucity
OF English subscriptions. Iii believed
this Is occasioned by tho serious dis.
turbancss that have occurred 10 ireland
and tho agitation set on foot by Parnell.
Lord Godolphin Osborne reports that
the distress is vastly moderated. It 10
unfortunate that qusrrels have arisen In
the management Of the different Irish
relief funds, and II 10 hoped tho Gov.
eminent will devise some method OF
concentrating the charities under one
general head.
The Baroness Burdstt.C outts has sent
$4,000 TO Ireland.
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STRENGTHENING THE JAIL.
Particulars or the Plan Agreed
Upon By she County Commis'
aionorB.

The Commissioners have about ma.
tured their plans for the strengthening
Of the jail. It will be shseted up with
No. - iron, the sheets running horizon
tally and being 10 feet long and from
SO to 40 inches wide. The sheets will
not be Tapped. as that would give an
opportunity for forcing saws in between
them for severing the rivets. They will
butt ON az T iron at the ends. Be-
tween each Of these perpsndicular
bars OF T iron q az angle iron will be
placed. To these bars Of iron the sheets
will bs firmly riveted. the heads OF the
riysts being counter.sunk, 20 that II cut
of they will still hold. The shssting
will extend six inches above the ceiling
and reach down to the stone floor. The
horizontal seams will be rivetsd to
3xL bar iron. The rivets will be
from three to four inches apart. The
whole shseting will DO fastened to the
wall BY X-inch bolts rupning through
the wall and fastened to washers on the
outside. The heads Of these bolts will
DO counter sunk. The sheeting will DO
fastened securely to the windows and
door frames. Additional security will
be given to the windows by other
screens placed just back Of the present
ones. These will be made Of thin. hex.
IDLE, but tough iron, and so placed that
any attempt to cut through them With
any kind OF q saw will be rendered
abortivs by the springins Of the iron
and consequent pinchipg OF the saw.
Besides, the efforts in that line
will necessarily DO attended BY .
great noise. and thus lead to dis.
covery. From the foregoing 1t will
be seen that when the job 10 completed
nothing less than blows Of . cold ohissl
on sounding iron can force Q passage
through the sheeting. and that would
also bs q noisy operation which would
surely lead to detection. But even II
the sheeting should be cut through. .
thing not Of all likely to occur without
an alarm being raised. the present walls
Of the Jail must then be dug through
also. The Jail. when nIsd according to
tho above plan. may therefore be re-
gardsd as thoroughly secured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-03

William Kimball has fled notice Of
location Of 1900 feet, Gold Hill District,
adjoining tho Culver Consolidated and
East Yellow Jacket, 10 DO known a. the
Iron Apex.
From January 9Th to the slst inclu.
sive only one marriage license was issued
by the Clerk Of Storey county. The
ladies and leap year are not doing q very
thriving business in the matrimonial
line.
Nick Andrews. formerly foreman Of
the Savage. and now superintendent OF
the Gils. has been on the Comstock and
visited the Beloher.
Mrs. B. K. Bennett has been appoint.
ed jsnitress Of the Third Ward School.
Virginia.
Mrs. Amelia Husband has nled de-
clarstion Of homestead.
Lille EdginRton was among the de-
partures last evening.
February will not have Ave Sundays
again till 1870.
Eliza Bowen has Alsd declaration Of
homestead.
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THE BoDIE RAILROAD.
what Mr.. Yeringson Has 60 Sag
Abous she Consirucsien VI
Hnah-

The sutro Independent of Monday pub
fishes an interview with Superintendent
Ysriugton Of the Virginia and Truckes
Railroad, in which Mr.. Y~srinstou says
that the Company mean to contract with
a company In San Francisco for as many
Cinnamon as they need to do the work
on the road. The company will have
them shipped up and when the work 10
completed. they will all DO returned to
California.
In reply to q suggestion that the peo-
pie Of Nevada would DO surprised at such
q movement when there are 80 many
whites out Of employment, Mr.. Yering.
ton says :
We could not employ white men in
Nevada AZ reasonably as you suppose.
In San Francisco men are willing 10 60
10 Arizona aud work for 81 . day aud
board, but We could not get them to
como to Nevada for that amount. Be-
sides, In Arizona, good accommodations
are furnished the employees along the
roads, while With a.. men would have
to be satisfied with light fonts to sleep
in, and with other poor accommodations.
Our object 10 to get the road constructed
as cheaply II possible. A cheap road
means a long road. Were We put to an
enormous expense in constructing It,
We could only extend 1t Q portion OF the
proposed distance.
The terminus Of the road at present
will bs Bodis. aud Mr.. Yerington adds:
In case that section should prove rich In
precious metals. and We feel warranted
In doing 80. We shall extend the road
either into Southern California or Ari-
IONA. and there connect with the South.
ern Overland. By so doing We will open
out q new country that will remain In
its present undevelopsd condition until
such . road 10 built.
The road will be ready for work In 80
or 40 days. Rails are on their way out.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-03
Fuueral.

The funeral Of Il. W. Bundy yester.
day was largely attended. many relatives
and friends following the remains to the
cemetery. Deceased was n Of the old.
est residents Of Gold Hill, respected and
esteemed by al for his quiet. unostsnta.
tious dsmesnor IS a good citizen and
parent. His SON Willie. who died two
or three years ago. was . general favor
its, and the former wife OF W. b. Smith,
Superintendent Of the Belcher mine,
who died some nine years since, wa his
daughter. Only the good vile and
mother now remains, awaiting the time
when she too will be called to join the
loved onss gone before to the realms OF
eternal rest and peace. She has tho
warm sympathies OF q large circle Of
friends in her lonely bereavement.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-03
Important Arrest.

ST. PETERSBURG, January 3l.-Ths
police Friday night made a descent upon
q house; on opening the door the police
we're nred upon. They returned the Are
and arrested two men and two women.
A ffth occupant. named Deutsche, an
important political criminal long sought
by the police. shot himself dead on the
spot. The police then searched the
house and found a printing press and .
large number OF copies Of the last issue
Of revolutionary journal. The WI Of
the People; also. forged stamps and doc.
uments. poison and explosives. The
Police Superintendent. who was wound
ed, and his assistant, having effected the
capture at the risk Of their lives. have
been promoted and decorated with the
order OF Vladimir.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-03
Family Supplies

Richard Mercer. at his grocery store.
Main street. IL In the constant receipt OF
fresh family supplies Of superior quality
% well O. fancy groceries Of al kinds.
These articles are all desirable and can
be had cheap for cash. he also keeps
on hand q variety OF wines and liquors
for domestic and other usss ; also, vsss.
tables and fruits. See advertisement In
another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-03
HOW TO SAVE MONEY.

Instead OF going to Q doctor for . prescrip.
tioa. II you have Brisht's disease. Diabetes,
Pain In tbs Back and Loins. smsring. inasu'
nation. oalculi. Btctdust Deposit, or any
trouble Of the Kidneys or Blsdd~. buy . bottle
Of DIR. MtSTIE's NEPHRETICUh n. the great
Buehu Compound. II 10 the most wonderful
iroublcs, Messrs, Abrams \ Carroll. Wholesale
druggists. rsy "W regard Ntphrstteum a.
ne bst Kldnsy and Bladder Rsnsdv IN ~
mark<t." Woodward. druggi.t, Portland. Ore
gon, says Everybody speaks highly OF IT,
Chllds. druggist, Portland. Oregon. says: .Sold
lots OF Il; It always does the work" MANY
have been cur-d VI obstinate kidney complaints
after ths dos ,rs have given them up. Fol-
sale BY all drusgists. Pncs. u . bottle. OF
six b.ttles for 50.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-03
Paid ssr GessisE Hurt.

Ever, body is familiar with the cir
cumstancss attending the breaking Of tho
leg Of Superintendent segur Of the sue'
cor. at Lake Tahoe last Summer. He
fortunately held policy in the Travel.
srs' Insurance Company Of Hartford.
and be now publishes in another column
a card acknowledging the receipt OF
$500 for &c weeks disability. q. Z.
Caukin. Virginia. il agent OF SAID com.
pany. The costs Of policies In u are
not eres, and the benefits arc certainly
worth receiving whom o man 10 disabled.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-03

sAx faAScnco. February SIS ?. H.
Bslchsr. leh bid. lox asked. los sale;
Imperial. Csc bid, zoo asksd; Alpha, 3 30
bid, 4 asked. 4 sale; Bullion. 4 20 asked;
Silver Hill. IN bid. I % ssksd; Sierra Ne
vsda. isS bid. 20 asked. 40 sale; Mexican,
lev asked; Caledonia. I 10 bid; Mono.
81 asked; Crown Point. Leo ssied; Yell
low Jacket. 10 bid. ios asksd; Union
Con-, Il bid. 4lk asked; Utah. i4S asked;
Grown Point. ~ bid; ophir. Is asked;
Julia. q asksd; Benton. Z bid; Gould 4
Curry. s bid; Belchsr. ioh ssked; Ne1i-
can. lss bid; Hale 4 Norcross. ~ ssked;
Savage, 81 asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-03
Rtoar N LRFr

Paniy.ing blows are being dealt at disease by
the great tsnic and regulator. Hostettsr's stom.
sch B,tters. Fever and sgss, general debility.
rheumatism. nervous ailments. constipation
and dyspepsia, are among the maiadiss Tor
which experience has proved II . specific. its
work IL thorough. its effects are prompt. i Il
NOT, however, advertised 10 produces tmmsdiate
cures, though II Affords speedy relief, and VII,
remedy deseryes, root out the ms'sdiss 10
which Il 10 adapted. In emergencies arising In
families IL IL particularly seryiceabls. and u u
e,tcened throughout the land % . medicine OF
comprehensive uses. Wholesome vegetable com.
position and unobjecticnabls nsvor. II has
rissn 10 popularity by purely legitimate means.
and only we'll pu~bstsntiated facts are alleged In
regard ID it. Use II systematically.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-03
SUICIDE.

A Distinguished scientist nee said; "No
man with . strong and hsslthy stomach ever
committed suicide" and yet many are suffering
the torturss OF the damned with Dyspspsis
when Q single bottle Of DIR. kINTiE'5 English
Dsndslion, Liver and Dyspepsis Pills will give
relief. and. n persisted In, will cure the worst
case Of this distressing trouble. This pill
cures torpid Liver and Biliousness, regulates
the Bowels. removes Pimples from the Fsoe,
cures Sailow Complexion, Foul Breath, Sick
Headache, Heartburn, Pain In the sides and
Back, IL Bugarcostcd and GUARANTEED to b
PUkHLY VEGETABLE. 10 acts directly upon
the coating OF the Stomsch and on the Liver /;
can be taken In any climate wet or dry
weather. Beware Of limitations. The Genuine
has an engraving Of Q lion on the outside wrap
per, Price 80 cents. For sale BY all druggists.
THERE havs been more cures OF seminal
weakness, nervous debility and paralysis made
By tho wonderful Rpglish remedy, Sir Ashley
Cooper's Vital Restorative. than BY oil other
remedies combined. Why Will you suffer
Send 20 A. g. Mintie, n. D., No. II Kearny
street, Ban Francisco. for the Restorative. and
be cured. P,ice o. per bottle; four times the
quantity. SO. Try . bottle. mhss ~
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England to account. Whoever outrages
justice pavss the way for terrible sxpis-

ENGLAND TO account. Whoever outrages
justice pavss the way for terrible sxpis-
TONS"
Pere Hyacinths has asked tho Project
OF the Seine TO grant him the use OF the
Church OF Assumption, Rue st. Honors,
occupied by . Polish confraterni.y. The
application will doubtless be refused. -
his community occupies exactly the same
position as Protestant free churches,
which provide their own edifces and pay
their own pastors.
Intelligence has been received that
Able Dc Braze. in attempting to cross
Africa, died at Ujiji.
BERLIN, February 3.-Borings In tho
Hanover petroleum region are now down
sixty feet, and the existence OF Q basin
as large and rich a. the one In Pennsyl.
vanla 10 regarded a. beyond doubt BY
experts. The deepest boripRs already
yield four hundred weight OF oil per well
daily. The borings are exclusively In
the hands OF Hamburg and Bremen
firms engaged In the American trade.
The strength Of the German army ON
o peace footing, as shown by the mill.
tary budget Of l8S0-8l, is 1927 officers
aud 40l, $50 men. This does not include
the projected increase. which, the Co.
logns Gazette says, Is chiefly destined to
r~einforcs Alsacs. Lorraine garrisons. The
new neld artillery regiment 10 to be sta.
toned at Metz, and heavy artillery to b
divided among fortressss Of Alsace-Lor'
raine.
1t the government cannon foundry
such large orders have been received
that q number oil fresh hands have been
engaged. all working extra time.
RoxE, February 3.-The Pope's health
10 causing anxiety. He suffers from dts
OF shivering aud great prostrstion, but
persists In bis usual occupation.
The Pope has sent 10000 francs for
the relief Of the distress In Ireland.
ODESSA, February 3-Persons charged
with the robbery Of 1,500, 900 roublss
from the government Recsiver's Office at
Cherson, south Russia, last june. have
been tried by court.martial. Three were
sentenced to is years imprisonment
with hard labor, and . woman, who
originated the scheme. was sentenced 70
Imprisonment for life with hard labor.
Two Of the accused were acquitted. II
IL supposed that the robbery was com.
mittsd to aid the Nihilists' cause.
GENEVA. February 3.-For the fourth
time this century Lake Zurich 10 frozen
over. Lakes Corat. Nenfchatsl and Bi.
enni and the River Arve are also frozen
Over.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-03
A FRAaRANT BRRATH

AND PKARLY TEETH are easily obtained
By cleansing your teeth daily with that Justly
popular dsnufhes. sozoDosr. COMPOSED
OF rare antiseptic herbs. Il impsrts whitensss
70 the teeth. Q delicious aroma 70 the breath
and preserves intact, from youth TO old
age, the teeth. Acidity Of the stomach VIII
destroy the strongest teeth unless its
elects are conntsractsd with e0zODONT,
and this pure tooth.wssh projects the dental
surfaces By removing every tmpurtty that "a
here's 10 them. AK your druggist Tor svxV
DONT. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-03
WHY WILL 0

Allow Q cold to advance in your system and
thus encourages more serious mslsdise. such a
Pasunonis. Hsmorrhsges and Lung tousies
vhcu an immediate relief can b. % readily ct.
tsined. Boschsss German Syrup has gained the
largest sale IN the world for tbs cure OF Couehs,
Colds and the severest Lang Diseases: IL u
Or, Boschce'e famous German prescription,
and 10 prepared with the greatest care and no
fear need BE- entertained In administering IL 20
Of t6is med,cins Ia unprecedented. Since hnt
Intreduced there hs. been . constant incrcss-
ing dsmard and without . single report OF .
failure TO do Ito work In any case, AK your
Druggist - to thu tfuth OF these rsmnks.
Largo Size IS cents. Try Il and be couvinesd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-03
IPipsr's opera House.

Tomorrow night the Baldwin Thestsr
Star Specially Combination will open at
Pipsr's Opera House. There will be
variety in the programme and some
thing in the performance to suit every
body. Everything put on the boards
will DO In the hight Of the art, for each
performer IL o star and exccls In bis par
ticular line. There are 10 performers
in the combination. Of whom several are
ladies'. Reserved seats can DO secured
at the box office.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-03
BRAZILIAN Troubles.

RIO JASEr,o. February 3.-Ths yellow
fever has broken out at several places In
Brazil. Up to the present time the cpl.
dsmic has appeared In q mild form. but
fears are entertained that 1t may spread
to Rio Janeiro.
On the llth ultimo four hundred ban.
dts. having expelled the Brazilian al.
thoritiss from January. in the province
Of Minasgoraes. sacked the town and
burned twenty-five houses. They also
threaten to attack other towns.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-03

Or Holmes. n D rhayer. r Williams. /
Z James, J Walker. W 8 Rob. 7 Csvan-
.ush. II Martin. W H Elliott. @ @ Still
nan. d Abell. J b Williams. J Harris. u
otsy. D FORBES, J NcNahou. Mrs. Pope.
W + Kirkpatrick. J B Cave. Lizzie Vance.
v Lsmsry. L p Drsxlsr and wife. Mrs
Brsv,tsr. Nn Patterson. Niss Barrett. J
n Cole. John Hamilton. Mrs. Lsmprey.
N, Hsrris and wife. E Strothsr and wife.
Gao p Hin, Miss + Honsomsr. JIG Fair.
q W Allen. Joe King.
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F. W. FoLsox,
Marshal Of the Town Of Gold Hill.
Gold Hill. February 2. 1880.
CLERKS REPORT.
To the Honorable Board Of Trustees
of the Town OF Gold Hill-Gentlemen:
The following 10 my report for the
quarter ending January 81. 1880:
Amount Of warrants issued. $9,s3l 20.
q. f.iIo~a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-03
District Court

Tho following business was trans
acted in the District Court this morning:
Mississippi & Sebastspol Va. Leo
Dismissed on motion Of plaintiffs attor-
Adjourned till Thursday at 10 A. N.
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A CARD.
1870. -

To Ill Who are s~uasrint from the srrors ?
indiscrstions Of you'h, psr sOus weakness early
decay, loss Of manhood. etc ] viii es16
eeipe thst VIII cure you, FREE W CHANGE
Thls greet remedy was discovered y missaoo:
an IN South Americs. Send Q ssn.soars.sea
envelope 70 the nv. JosuxT Z. nxAs, Saaoa
p, Kew yosk city. NSsV
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Jussice Court Flauniugham, J. p.

The following criminal business wal
transacted in Court today:
State W. Harry Hemphill charge,
assault with intent to kill; examination
continued till tomorrow at ! p. n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-03
>...rs.rsa lsss Evs.i.s.

Acl.eilsy. = shinman. u n All'a' n
n .nar.v,. Joe Moran. 8 O Wright and
III. W osiss, Chas Wilson. Davis family.
Iiui. Edsingson. Jss a stephens. u
go. = P,r,sich. Niss Nccsrrick. =
1900 Col Geo b Damon. y Hs~stt q
o-rwsIv. " Manson. wa Smith. WI
poenss, Soap La.imsr. Col q q Boycs.
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TOWN TRUSTEES.
Regular Mseuns OF che Board Last
Evenlng.

A regular meeting Of the Board Of
Town Trustees wal held last evening.
President Fox in the chair. Present,
Trustees Mercer and Douchy. The
minutes Of the previous meeting were
read and approved.
The reports from the different stand
ing committees were received. The dit.
ferent departments were reported in
good condition.
The regular monthly bills. amounting
to Slli4 so. we're ordered paid and the
following bills referred to the Finance
Committee: Thos. Gallagher, $40; F.
Sharback, 81 SO; Alex. Cohn, 81; Glad.
ding 4 Fox, 50; J. Wyco1, 50 30.
The following reports from town ofi'
GERS were read and ordered to take the
usual course:
rnEAsunER's REPORT.
To the Honorable Board Of Trustees
Of the Town Of Gold Hill-Gentlemsn:
I herewith submit for your considers
ton the quarterly report for the quarter
ending January 3lst, 1880:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-03

J.. n. Bssssll. Secretary Of the Bullion
1gInise Company, 10 on the cemssoek.