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

NEW Yonx, September S.-Nsw Or
leans papers discuss the recent news
that q steamship load Of Chinese cheap
labor IL expected at Havana. and predict
that It will not be long before Louisiana
will be similarly invaded.
The Picayums thinks the sugar planta'
lions OF Cuba will speedily pass under
their control. inssmuch As the emancipa'
ton OF the negroes has necessitated Wig
orous efforts on tho part OF the Cuoans
to secure economical and reliable labor.
A Chinese Consulate, 1t says, has been
established at Havana, and ample pro.
lection Is to be provided for the new.
corners. The Asiatio ia thus accorded
equal rights. Inasmuch az be Is now
the hope Of the landowners OF the Span.
ish West Indies. the Picdyuns thinks II
10 q very serious business for the Louisi'
ana sugar planters.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-09
For Counsy Auditor.

Stephen wilkin. present incumbent
announces himself through the columns
Of the Nrws today as a candidate for
County Auditor. subject. etc. The
manner In which Auditor wilkin has
kept the accounts and records OF the
county since they were given into his
hands is the best testimonial OF his fit.
ness for the discharge Of the duties Of
his office. and his reports have never
been one penny out OF the way and no
one has ever questioned his honesty or
integrity. Honest, capable and faithful
men are wanted in public office now,
aud no doubt the Republican County
Convention will rightly weigh and truly
estimate the claims OF Auditor Wilkir
to reelection.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-09
IN THE WHOLE HISTORY


or Medicine no preparation has ever performed
such marvellous cures. or maintained so Wide q
reputation. as ArsR's CuERnr PICTORIAL.
which IL recognized as the world's remedy for
all diseases of the throa, and lungs. lite long
continued series OF wonderful cure. In all eli.
mates has made IL uni known IS Q safe
and reliable agent to employ. Against ordinary
colds, which are the iorerunners OF more seri'
Gus disorders, Il acts speedily and surely, al
WAYS relieving suffsriog. and often savipg lie.
The protection II affords by It's timely ute I'D
,hs throat and lung al .orders or childien. makes
n an Invaluable remedy to be kept always on
hand 10 every home. No p'rson cen anord 70
be without It. and those who have once used II
never will. From their knowledge OF lie com
position and effects. Physicians use the CHfkhi
tvcroaIL. extensively In their practice, and
Cierg,men recommend Il. II IL absolutely Ger
t,in in its remedial effects. and will always cure
where cures are possible. IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-09

The Pacific Coast Pioneers will this
evening celebrate tho anniversary OF the
admission OF California into the Union
ut their hall, B street. There will be Q
collation. aud speeches. and songs and
stories. and lots OF fun.
Miles Finlsn and ]. H. Graham had
an alteration In q G street store yester.
day afternoon. Subsequently. through
the mediation OF mutual friends, all dit
ierences between the gentlemen were
amieably settled.
Many persons are now coming In from
Bodie, asd the general declaration Ia
that not one OF the thousands there is
making the salt in his porridge; that
Bodis is a good camp-with a mental
reservation.
The President was in Virginia pre-
sented With q handsome ore specimen
from the Consolidated Virginia mine In
its palny days. weighing about ten
pounds. assay value So. 600 to the ton
The Executive Committee OF the
Republican State Central Commit
tee will meet tomorrow at l P. N. oil
their headquarters in Virginia. All mem.
bers are requested to DO present.
Adjourned meeting OF Yellow Jacket
Engine Company at their house tomor'
row friday evening at 7:3O o'clock. A
full attendance is wanted to transact
important business.
George Shoaf says that Anne shoaf,
whom he married in Nebraska, has de-
serted him, and ho wants a divorce from
her. Referred to the District Court,
with power.
Dan De guile. Of the Enterprise, pass
cd through Gold Hill this afternoon. &c
seemed to bs In pursuit Of q hay.wagon
which had just passed by.
The jury Of Coroner Brodek said that
Crowley was not drunk out on the grade
Sunday night. aud that Mrs. Durnin's
death was accidental.
VIM. Sutherland has purchased the
interest Of Geo. DAILY and Is now sole
proprietor OF tho Enterprise Job Office
Virginia.
President Hayes was delighted with
the scenery around Lake Tahoe and down
the Truckee river 10 Truckee.
The United States District Court has
adjourned until Tuesday next at ~ A. n
Thirty years ago today California wal
admitted into the Union.
The District Court has adjourned to
Saturday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-09
Tho War in AfghanIstan.

LONDON. September S.-Gsneral Rob-
.rts telesraphs from Candahar under
date Of September Q: Careful inquiry
shows that the enemy lost very seriously
on the lst instant. This was expected.
as they made q determined stand when
u troops were quite close. A column
will start shortly to bury the dead at
Kushki.N akhud and open the district
for supplies. General Phayrs arrived at
Csndahsr ON the 9th instant, but his
horse artillery aud cavalry are sncamped
twelve miles south Of Candahar. where
supplies and forage are ample. The
weather il hot, but the wounded are do
Ing we'll aud the troops are healthy.
The losses OF Ayoob Khan. so far az
sscsrtained, are already estimated at
1000 men.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-09
Gold Iiiii Republicans.

The Gold Hill Garfield aud Arthur
Club held = regular weekly meeting last
evening. Vice President w. d. Gray
was in the chair. and the attendance was
good. After the usual business matters
were disposed Of. speeches were called
for.
President Gray responded with q few
appropriate remarks. He called to mind
the lively Grant Club OF twelve years
ago in Gold Hill. That Club was very
similar to this one. and thus far ,hi.
Club has started in about like that. He
predicted as satisfactory an outcome.
and a grand triumph for the RePubli'
can national ticket.
Hon. W. d. c. Gibson was glad to see
so many OF his old time Republican
friends around him aud 1t made him
feel at home. He gave tho boys O
rattling good talk. eIhortipg them not
to forget to stand right in and win. H.
wanted no 8 10 Z issue in this pool. but
called for o winning by a majority that
should set the matter beyond all doubt.
The stalwart Senator was much ap'
plauded.
Lyiord also gave some Of his ringing,
patriotic echoes. throwing fresh inspira'
ton into the souls OF his hearers. Mr..
Lyford 10 one Of the most earnest Re
publicans in the country, and his remarks
are always well received with good Eject,
The Club passed a vote to accept the
invitation OF. the Soldiers and Sailors,
Club at Virginia to attend their grand
mass meeting at Piper's Opera House
on Thursday evening. the 10th instant
O week from tonight.
Adjourned. with three rousing cheers
for the ticket.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-09
FINANCES OF THE MINES.
The ca,h on IHnsd aud Iudebted.
ness OF the various Companies.

Following is FROM the San Francisco
Exchange Of the 9th instant:
In accordance with the FELTON, Mining
Act, this being the first Monday in Sep
TENDER. the financial statements for the
previous month were placed on Ale in
the offices Of mining corporations. The
showing is much better than 1t was one
month ago. The companies having a
balance on hand September LIST were as
follows:
Consolidated Virginia. bullion on
hand. S228. l41 o.. subject to discount.
There was an overdrait Of $50. AT 20
at the bsnk.) California, Sic. 740 l6 in
cash and slS2. $40 90 in bullion. Union
Con-, cash. S50.2l go; Mexican. Sl0.-
$50 IL; Best i Belcher. Sl4,652 81;
Gould & Curry. S3SS 81; Chollar. $685.
ISL 80; Bullion. S4757 so (bills pay
able, S275. O00); Julia. Sl4.37S 76 bills
PAYABLE, S75. OO0); Ward. S42.27 30;
EIchequsr, 1904 IS; Consolidated
Imperial, S27, 049; Challenge, S66ll 81;
North Bopanxa. S93sl 50; Fiowery.
1868 a; Caledonia. S4263 60; Silver
Hill Ss9il SO. Northern Belle tactual
cash balanco) Sl63. s53 81. Standard
Consolidated (%actual cash balanee)
Sl65, 297 &c, Bodis Consolidated ST.
O3i "A, Mono 2.067 81. Summit ST.
500 80. j. & X. $40 II. Defiance S99S.
Bechtei S2069 %. Blackhawk S6S20 "a,
Grand Prize $40. 52s SO in cash and
$50, 292 90 in bullion. Navajo Sl9.7 IT'S o6.
Argeuta S3l4l 63. Independence &c.
sl3 72. Belle Isle $500 81. and North
Belle Isle Sl7.6S 50.
The following companies had an in
debtedness on September lst: Ophir
$40, G6l 40, Utah $4,000 &C. Justice Sl4.-
GA So. Overmsn. S372 Of. Alpha 81.
l75 SC. Sierra Nevada SSi.Ol7 %. OF
which S7i.609 o. was due to the Union
Consolidated Company ~ balance OF
bullion extracted south OF the line be-
tween the mines; Hale j Norcross S27.-
6Oi 30. Potosi S3i96. Bulwer SIS, s97 10.
Natalie S7605 SO. Equator $6463 IL,
Richer Sl0S5.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-09
Racing In Humboldt.

The people OF Paradise are making
arrangements for three days races. TO
come OF over their new course early 10
October. The Siiper State is informed
that they will put up 5000 in purses to
DO competed for by horses from South
eastern Oregon aud Northern Nevada.
It 10 intended to have at least eight
races. The track 10 being put In frst-
class order. and inducements will be
held out to horse men within the pre-.
scribed limits to enter for the premiums.
The winnemucca Jockey Club will
probably arrange for two days races
over the course there o lew days alter
the Paradise races, 80 that the same
ho rises can run there as we'll a. at Para
disc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-09
pacIQREp GUNS.
what 10 said Tn Carsoa About their
Use By the Emmets.

Under the top line heading above the
Carson Appeal OF this morning publishes
q reply OF Zone OF the Emmets" to O
previously published intimation that The
Emmett Guard, ct the Miners Union
match, used fraudulent attachments to
the locks OF their rifles, and in which re.
ply the member OF the Emmett Guard
gives assurance that no such trickery
was used. The editor Of the Apped! fol-
lows the reply with this:
"a few days before the match q mem
Der OF the Carson Guard was in a gun
smiths at Virginia City. and saw some
locks being HIed to 90 Of at q touch.
The cunsmith said that he was altering
the locks for some members OF the
Emmett Guard. and that eight or ten
were having their locks fIsd so that BY
pushing an attachment forward the six
pound pull required by the regulations
could be- taken of and the lock could
be fixed again so that the trigger would
sustain q siI-pound weight. These facts
were laid before the Carson Guard at Q
special meeting. aud 1t was agreed to
have q Rifle Inspector appointed to see
fair play. The Emmets got wind Of
this. and fixed their locks SO that they
would pass inspection. One OF the
Emmets was seen taking his lock
apart on the ground before the match
When ThaItsr was about to shoot,
one Of the Emmsts called him back
and asked to inspect his lock. IL
was inspected aud found correct. The
man who interviewed the Virginia gun
smith is q member Of the Carson team.
aud will make affidavit OF what he saw
and heard in Virginia. Some three years
ago the National Guard charged the Em.
NETS with the same thing, aud declined
to shoot any further matches on any
range where the Emmets shot. On an
other occasion they made trouble when
shooting for the brigade trophy. and
Gen. Batterman announced that they
could not again DO allowed to shoot Tor
the trophy until they had ~apologized Tor
their conduct. This they have never
done. We are willing to give the Em'
NETS fair play in this matter, and any
light which can be thrown on the sub
j.ct, pro or con. will be thankfully re-
ceived at this office.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-09
Railroad Earnings.

New YonK. September s.-Ths An
gust returns OF the earnings OF the vari.
Gus railways are coming in rapidly. and,
with one exception, show heavy gains
New York Central gains SAT-, 900 fol
August, aud s4.7Ol. 900 for the eleven
months to September LIST. The North.
western gains $50. 900 the fourth week
OF August, $433. 900 for the month, and
8 ,O7I, 900 from January lst to August
3lst. The St. Paul gains S26S. 900 for
the month OF August. The Chicago and
Alton increases S27, 900 the fourth week
Of August. and 81. 53l, 00O from January
lst to August 3lst. The st. Louis and
Iron Mountain gains $40, 600 for the
month Of August. and $3.50, 600 from
January LIST to August 3lst. The
Wabash earned S2.432, 900 In excess OF
last year from January LIST to August
3lst. The Louisville and Nashville
gained sos. 900 the last week Of August,
and S67O, 900 from January LIST to An
gust 3lst.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-09
Female Horse Racers.

MINNEAPOLIS, September s.-Forty
thousand people witnessed the races at
the Fair Grounds yesterday. The twenty
mile equestrian contest between Miss
Cook Of California and Miss Jewett Of
Minnesota came to an uutimely end
through the carelesspess OF Miss Jewstt's
room, who allowed o loose girth to
throw her to the ground. causing severe
bruises. On Friday, Miss Cook and
Miss Pinnce OF Colorado will contest for
a purse OF $4,000. and $4,000 added by
the Association, for twenty miles. In
which there Is great interest. Both
ladies' are magnificent horsswomsn, and
the contest will be spirited.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-09
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.

LONDON. September S.-An explosion
occurred this morning at the seaham
oollisry. near Durham. Both shafts are
blocked, though half q mile apart. Be.
tween $50 aud 800 men are In the pit.
It 10 known that some are alive.
Stratton, q resident viewer. was soon
on the spot, when 1t was found that all
three shafts Of the mine were blocked,
the cages being fastened 10 them. STRAIT
ton, with Q rope around his body.
descended the main seam and heard men
talking, he thought, abouttwenty. They
are considered safe. There 10 nc
reason as yet to believe that the pit ID
ON Ere, but 1t is feared that the bulk oi
the men have been killed. Seventeen
men who were in the pit at the time Of
the explosion are safe. The owner oil
the Seaham mins furnishes the follow
ing: At nrst fears were Tor the safety oil
about 100 men, many OF whom ore
known to be alive. but have not yeI
been reached, owing to the damages to
the shafts by the explosion:
LONDON, September $3.50 A. MI
IL now believed there are $50 men in the
s.aham coal-pit. It is feared that mos
Of them have persisted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-09
Political Lunatics.

WORCESTER. Mass. September g.
The Prohibitionists met In State Con-
vention yesterday. Over 200 delegates
we're present, halt Of whom were women.
L. ]. La,hrop. OF the State Central Com.
mittss. in calling the Convention to order
predicted the defeat OF the Republican
party in the Presidential contest. Tho
sentiment was received with great ap.
plause. Rev. A. A. Miner was elected
permanent President. In his address
hs condensed the records and policy Of
both the leading parties, declaring In
favor Of the Independent or third party
on local, State and National questions.
The resolutions pronounce for woman
suffrage. indorse Neil Dow for Prssi.
dent. Rev. V. A. Thompson for Vice
President, Charles Almy for Governor,
aud the full list OF State officers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-09

The Carson Times Of last evening
says: At an early hour yesterday morn
ing Leonard King. better known by his
sobriauet Of Pony" fell from the loft
of Benton's stable. striking on the
wheels of q buggy and breaking three OF
his ribs, besides oisloeating his shoulder.
He died at IL n.
At 1890 last evening q hre broke out
in a closet hung with clothing aud oceu'
pvipe n position in the rear portion OF
The house No. IA South A street. Nir.
oini.. owned by Mrs. Beck and occupied
Sy M.ssrs. Randall and Potter. IL was
quickly put out. No one knows how u
took IRE.
Horace C. Curran declares that Cath
crime Curran married him under the as
sumed name OF Poye and fooled him Tor
wears; then commenced to abuse him
and treat him cruelty. and he cannot
live with her any longer. Judge R'sins
will hear proofs when the lime comes.
At the request OF the Hon. John W.
Aiseksy, Mr.. Taylor. Of the Consolidated
Virginia. presented to each Of the ladies
of the Presidential party-ten in mum
bsr-s handsome silver brick. eIqui-
sitsly inscribed. together with q sPeei'
men graduation Of silver.
The Curtis Consolidated has fled arti-
clss Of incorporation ; capital. slo,oOo..
600. In shares Of 500 each: Present
Officers are : ]. W. Smith. President;
John sedswick. Vice President; d. 5.
stone. Secretary; ]. W. Hussey, J. u.
Jewell, Directors.
Mayor Stephens. Of Virginia, thanks
III. Nevada Militia. the members oil The
Grand Army OF the Republic. Battery A;
and each and every person VIC aided
and assisted in making the late Prssi'
Dental reception such . grand success
The Grand Jury yesterday investigated
the case OF J. q. Graham. charged with
committing an assault upon Milse finisn
With intent to kin. and ignored The DILL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-09
=, :. ,ow ..id tbat the two highway

II 10 now said that the two highway
men who had such q long run on the
Bodie road without getting into trouble
carried with them q prospecting rig Of
picks, pans, shOvsls and cooking u.sn,
sils, and played themselves OF NJ honest
prospectors.
The Post, after commenting on the
Justice Schultz settlement. says: ~"
proposed to let a contract for opening
the 1850 and 2050 levels OF the Justice
from corresponding depths in the Ala
mine. which adjoins the property.
The Candslaria Mill and Mining Com
pany have aled articles Of incorporation
below. Capital stock. SO. 1000. 0Oo.
Directors-Georss 8. Montgomery. J..
L. Creighton, Herbert Foutaips, Dennis
Cullinan and Michael Driscoll.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-09
troublesome Indians.

DENVER. September 8.-A Tribune
Santa Fs special says: Alexander lie.
boin wal the stage driver killed on the
evening OF the 9Th. sixteen miles from
Fort Cummings. Two passengers were
killed. One was Isaac Roberts OF New
York and E. s. Madden Of Fort Bowie.
The pursuing troops overlook the In.
dians on the afternoon Of the 7th and
had q short fight, in which one soldier
and two Indians scouts were killed. and
two soldiers seriously wounded. The
Indian casualties are not known. 1t 10
doubtful II the Indians can bs taken.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-09
RaYard In South Carolina.

COLUMBIA, September 8. Senator
Bsyard opened the campaign in South
Carolina yesterday at Columbia. His
audience, which was not as large as was
expected. was composed OF whites and
blacks In about equal numbers. One
OF his points was that Secretary Sher.
man and other members Of the Cabinet
are responsible for the unfortunate state
OF the finances Of Virginia, and not Ma
hona
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-09
ConSHlsscens.

Lieutenant CHANNEL Of the Sarsfeld
Guard, who has been dangerously III
with a violent attack Of bilious fever for
the last week or so. was able to appear
on the street again today. He looks
very weak and miserable. having evil
IDENTIFY had q pretty tough time OF 1t, but
he is in q fair way to soon be as stalwart
as ever. The target shooters down at
Carson last Sunday took advantage OF
bis being out Of the Sarsfeld team. and
made ont to beat the boys q little. but
Channel a Never mind, we'll see
am soms more before the season. Is over
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-09
Democratic Tactics.

WHEELING, September s.-The Demo.
Gratis made a dissracsiul attempt to break
up q Republican meeting at Ripley.
West Virginia, yesterday. They played
with o band before the doors, yelled and
made every sort Of noise, and finally
tried to get up o fght. They were foilsd
In every attempt. the Republicans re-
tanning their self respect md waiting
calmly for them to retire. which they
finally did.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-09
News from Stanley.

LISBON. September THE steamer
from Loanda brings the following news:
Tbs Portuguese steamer belonging to the
recently established Coanza Company
had steamed up the Congo river to Noki,
two hours sail from Bib, and the head.
quarters Of Henry II. stanlsy's eIpedi'
ton. Stanley told the captain OF the
steamer tina. his object was not com.
msrcs, but TO open . path Tor future
trade, rH
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-09
school Matters.

At the meeting OF the School Board
last evening Miss George Wright, Miss
Nellie Lynch and Mrs. CASTOR were re-
elected teachers Of the Divide School.
their salaries remaining the same rs last
term.
The Principal reported an enrolment
OF 799 pupils in the district, and said 1t
had been necessary to send some fifteen
children home from q single room. that
number having applied for admission
who were known to be under the school
age.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-09
Democratic Readjustin..

DAxvrLLE, September SIN . dis
oussion at Rocky Mount, franklin
county. on Monday. q personal difficulty
occurred between George @. Cabell,
Democratic candidate for Congress In
this district, and ]. E. Stovill. his Re
sdjustsr opponent. The bystandsrs took
part In the frscas. Both gentlemen
were injured, Colonel Csbell painfully.
but not ~ssriously. stovill wa very
badly, but not fatally hurt. Blood
flowed freely, bpt none were hurt sx-
cent the two gentlemen named.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-09
THE EVENING NEWS
THURSDAY. : SEPTEMBER Q. 1880
Arrivals THIS Morning.

FIT Spencer, G James, II II Piper. II
kimball and wife, Rose shier. Miss T
Hopkins. Mrs Robinson. Miss Mcdonald.
Mrs 7 T Hause and children. NJ Raphael.
b y Boyce, 7 Shields. J A MAhanny. c
Smith. W + 81 John. II Braunschweiger,
+ Levi. Jaa Nader and wife, Miss II Dry.
ant. Mrs Hapin. Mrs X J Jones, II Dodds,
II s McCloud and wife. o willeber.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-09
A BREATH

AND PEARLY TEETH are easily obtained
By cleansing your teeth daily with that Justly
popular denufice. soZoDoNT. Composed
OF rare antiseptic herbs. 1t imparts wniteness
10 tho teeth, q delicious sroms to the breath .
and preserves intact, from you,h TO old
age. the teeth. Acidity Of the stomsch VIII
destroy the strongest teth unless Us
srscts arc connt-Iacted with SozODoNT.
and this pure tooth.wash protects the deniai
surfaces BY removing every impurity that a.
hsres to them. Ask your druggist Tor BUZZ
nnNT ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-09
The Republicans JubIlant.

CHICAGO, September 8. An Inter
Ocean Washington special says: The
Republican campaign headquarters here
are simply jub:lant over the situation.
They believe they have the enemy on
the run. II the Republican gains are as
large proportionally as In Vermont, the
Democrats will not carry q single North
ern State. The Post this morning gives
mp the Hght In Maine and comedies the
State to the Republicans by q large ma
jority. They are attempting to break
the force OF the blow in Indiana.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-09
Candidates.

The following named gentlemen have
announced themselves candidates for
office. subject to the decision of tho
Storey County Republican Convention;
William Skyrme. for County Assessor;
George Hsnning. County Assessor; j.
E. Mcdonald. County Clerk; b. II. Car
rick. County Treasurer; I. b. Siorer.
County Treasurer; A. g. Cowan. County
Commissioner.