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that price, will the government have to be
responsible to "a" for that mistake of cent
q pound on thousand bales of cottonf Or
suppose the message is sent correctly, but
"B" never receives it, and Therefore does
not buy the cotton, must the government
b. responsible for "A's' loss on the failure
of that speculation? If not responsible this
way, how is it TO be responsible? What
other kind of responsibility is of any alue?
II there be no genuine moneyed responsl-
biity on the part of the government for
postal kilograms, who will 90 to extra ex-
pense Of three cents in sending message?
And whore does tie benefit TO the govern
ment accrue? The stock OF the COM
pany is divided into two classes
A and B, and the half Of the
capital stock issued, which goes
to the government is b stock, which pays no
dividend. Then does ii not appear that the
government does a vast deal and gets moth
ing? 1t is true the government fixes the tariff
rate at II low figure, and it eau prevent tho
company from selling or leasing it's iran
chises or property, thus insuling competition
with the present monopoly, but this is only
an advantage to tho citizen, not to the
government, and it is not the province Of the
federal government TO assume responsible
ties and expense for the furtberance of tho
private interests of the citizen. In other
words, the government is not paternal, is not
called upon 10 perform the functions of q
guardian Of tho business affairs of its citi-
zeus This Uoited States Postal telegraph
company, with its bill before congress, is ?
plausible scheme, but We have doubts and
fears of it.
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Kansas City, Mo-, Feb. 5.-United States
Marshal Allen arrived from Carthage with
Cyrus Smith, ono of the celebrated match
bond ewindler of Chicago. Smith was ar
rested last Thursday at Short creek BY Den
MY United States Marshal Pike and LODGED
IN the Jasper county Jail at Carlhags, but
before being incarceraLod ne was thoroughly
searched. Nothing a suspicious character
was found upou him. That night no swal.
owed forty grains of morphine, which he
had sewed up in his coat. II made him yorv
sick and he discharged ii from his stomach
thus saving his life. Since that time he has
eaten nothing. An ORDER was obtained from
Judge krekel to-day and the prisoner was
taken to Chicago for trial.
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THE Canton, Van Zsndt county, Giro picle
oojec'sto land donations to aid in boring
artosian wells in western Texas, because east
ern Texas does not need them. This is Ger.
tSinly selfish objection, and if that prime
pie obtained, there could be no legislation Of
any kind, or scarcely any. There was land
donstion q fow years ago 10 aid in improving
the navigation of the Angelina river, which
was to the benefit of east Texas, but we have
heard ONO objection from west Texas on
that account. There are a diversity OF IT,
terests in our great state end all must b,
served
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CORSICANA.
Correspondence of the herald.

correspondence OF the herald.
.CoRsICANA, Feb. A, 1881.
The grand jury adjourned to.day.-Mr.
Thomas Mallory, of Mallory & Allen, left for
New York Wednesday. de will return with
his spring stock.--The Southern minstrels
last night had the largest house of the season.
They gave Grstelsss entertainment.-
The cutters on Collins street are being
turned over. The odor arising is terrible.
The artesian well is being worked or.
Work will be continued now till the original
contract of 1000 feet is finished Prepars-
lions will be made to 90 another 900 deeper.
Mr. Charles Barth made dying trip 10
Dallas and returned last night.---The ex-
tension Of the postotIice block has reached
the second story. When completed it viii
add considerable to tho appearance of tho
town in that quarter.---The news of the
railroad accident at Wilson's creek, near
Mckinney, caused many expressions ofiight-
eous Indignation when il vas reported that a
rail had been removed from the track. The
brakeman - killed had only been here a
short time. His residence ia unknown.
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1T seems that the contract of the city will
the gas company is 10 light the street lamp,
every night except when the moon is shin
ing Last night it was raining with heav,
clouds overhead, and although the moon we
shining, it was as dark as ever Egypt was
II the street lamp lights are ever needed
worse than on rainy, dark nights we dor
known when It is. The gas company canno
DC expected 10 furnish its gas gratis, ar 4
~aen it contracts to furnish Ugh. only Oh
nights when the moon Is rot ..shining, it OF
course makes us charges per lamp post or
mat oasl'' snd the blame is with the city il
any attaches any where, and not with the
gas company that we he'd no light,
last night on inc streets. We
are not disposed to censure The CITY govern
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ment either, for in its commendable desire
for economy, we have no doubt it overlooked
the fact that the city might some night be
plunged in zimmerman darkness, although
the moon was shining in all its refulgence
above tho clouds. We respectfully suggest
to the city to amend its contract with the gas
company SO rs to include all dark nights and
pay little more per lamp post per annum,
or pay extra for the dark moonlight nights
pro rata per night that the lamps are lighted
on such NIGHTS.
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The heavy rain storm ofyesterday pros
trated a number of telegraph poles and the
wires al certain points, which cut off our
reguler supply of telegraph news A part of
tbs associated press dispatches we're received
lin the afternoon) but the night report was
so very brief as to prompt this explanation
to our readers.
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Strange Effect of nm Earthquake.

London Globe.
A Bucharest correspondent describes cu-
rious result following the recent earthquake
which passed under that city. The soil of
Bucharest 10 a rich, black, porous, vegetable
mold and very springy under pressure, and
carriages passing in tho street cause a stropp
vibration in the adjacent houses. The corres-
pondent says: "Tho Grand Hotel Boulevard.
however, was an exception to this genera
rule, and in my room, facing tho principsl
s'roat, on which there ia u heavy traffic. Inev, r
could feel any sensible effect from mss.
ing vehicles, During the earthquake the
windows and crockery in less ma.sively con-
s'rnoted buildings ratified very sonsibly.
whereas there was no audible sound pro.
daee in the hotel mentioned Since the
earthquake shock, however, this state of
things has charged entirely, and every
Y hicle passing the hotol causes vibration In
The whole building. The singular part in
ms change consists in the fact that the ef.
t"ct produced by tho vehicle il
-aclsely the same as that accompsnylng
the earthquake. Il is not lar as
previously produced in other buildings. but
saving motion. This movement is SO
great rs 10 cause pictures to sway backward
on the walls, and It's equally perceptible in
the rear corner rooms farthest from the street
the hotel is Of brick, covered outside with
mastic, which would show at once any crack
in the walls, have carefully examined The
exterior of the building and there IS not n
crack in it. Hence this change in the solidi-
" ofstrueture appears to be due to some
,aect produced in the earth underneath the
buildins by the shock of earlhqusko.o
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THE Odd Fellows grand lodge meets AT
Austin tomorrow. The question of y per-
manent location and the erection of grand
lodge building win in all probability be set
tied at this meeting. Dallas is candidate
for the location and we trust that our city
will be successful and attain its desire.
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WB seq that bill hes been introduced in
tho legislature TO amend the homestead law.
We don't know tho nature Of the proposed
amendment, but we rather incline to the
opinion that the homestead law is 10 very
good shnpo as il Is.
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THE rain of yesterday served the good
purpose of flushing the cutters and washing
of what Accommodations of filth they might
have contained, if no other.
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Tho Philadelphia centennial exhibition
company is about to wind up its affairs,
The decision of the United States supreme
court compelling II tosurrendor to ST 800 600
loaned by the federal government killed Il.
IL paid expenses in 1870, but it has shown
heavy deficits since.
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Notice of Dissolution.

fTNHE clpartnershlp heretofore exiatins ho-
a tween the undersigned Is this day die.
solved by mutual consent. }, ~ nsnyh e u,s,
assumed payment of all liabilities of tbe arr,s
and TO whom all notes aud accounts should H.
pald. j, S. DAUGHFRTY. "
Dallas, Texas, December Ii, 1850.
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Sg~RorlCE,-r Is to givo notice that the
chicago Toxas & Mexican Central railway
company has accepted the resignation of
Colonel e. Lsmphere as general manager
VI sN'u eompanp and that his official con-
nscl'o with said company ceased on Jsu-
uary %, 1851 All communications affecting
'ne business Of he company VIII 70 addressed
10 w. h. Hale, esq, at the general office of
'he company, 2O0 Main street, Dallas, Texas.
By order OF the Executive Committee.
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Col. OLN WELLBoRN, member OF con
gross for this district, places us under o-
newed obligations for fayors in the shape Of
congressional documents sent us.
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10 NO tlCE.-Meetlng of stockholders of
the City National Bank, A meeting of the
STOCKHOLDERS of the City National Bank,
OF Dallas, VIII bo held at the oNlce
OF said bank ON Monday, the Nth dov
OF February, sSl, at o'c,occk m for
tbs purpose OF electing board of directors Of
soid bark for the ensuing year. Ry order Of
the board OF irectors.
GE ROE W. MAHoNEY. Cosh,o,
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rfs-WARNING.-I hereby warn the publIc
not to pay any money to or have any trans.
actlop with one j. ". Stewart on my ac.
9 cunt as he Ia no longer in my employ. He
IS aboot ieetS inches high; red hair, side.
fwhiskers and moustache; blue eyes; and in
talking witches the light side of his mouth O
acc. IL CApNTs
- DALLAS, January 81, 1881.
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sPECl NorlTNg.

Lg7NOIICE--.A ca.lci mae'lDgof .ae stock.
holders OF tne city hiNa,or a,t Compress
company will be held at the ccrapsny's ofice,
In Dallas, Texas, ats O'CLOCK p. M, on Thms-
day, February, II, ISL, for the purpose of
electng board of directors for the ensuing
year.
by order Of the board Of directers.
o. buADFoRD, A. +. HARDlN,
Secretary. president.
Dallas, Texas, February D, 1851.
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G57NoiloE - The patrons OF the scotch
bakery are respectfully notified that we have
opened a branch house In the building occu-
pied by the Singer Sewing machine company
No SOC Main street, for the purpose of sun.
plying the retail family trade.
ALFRED KENT
PropIetOr SCOTCH nnlerv
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Eg Z,


CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-Rey. W,
V McCuue pastor. Services la fhs Old Bank
building, next d0Jr TO Lively u,atll O'Clock
standardization at O'Clock,
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TEE IsuE VERSION.

Some years since. David Barker. . dis.
tiuRuishsd poet In the State Of Maine,
After the birth Of his frat child. wrote snd
publlshsd the following pretty poem:
One night q old 81. Peter slept.
He left the door Of heaven sjar.
when through little angel crept.
And came down with falling star.
One summer. q the blessed beams
OF morn approached. my biushing bride
Awaksned from some pleasing dreams
And found that angel BY her side.
God grant but this-I ask no more
That when hs leaves this world Of pain
Hs'u wing his way to that bright shore,
And and the road TO heaven again.
John @. SAKE, not 10 be outdone. and
deeminR that Injustice had been done to
~. Peter. wrote the following a. 81.
Peters reply:
Full eighteen hundred years or more
I've kept my door securely fast;
Thsrs has no "little angel" strayed.
Nor rssresnt through the portal passsd.
! did mot sleep - you supposed.
Nor left the door Of heaven sjar.
Nor has "little angel" left
And soas down with falling star.
Go ask thai blushing bride. and sec
II abe don't frankly own and say
That when abe found that angel babe
She found 10 In the good old way.
God grant but this-I ask no more
That should your number still enlarge,
You will not do a. done before.
And lay 10 to old Peters charge.
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sHERIFP's SALES.
SHERlFF'S SALE.

TN TIE DISTRICT couRr or TIE
ysds. in and for thu county Of Storey o. 2.
HUBBELL. piaint,n. 70. hRs. O. p. VII.
LIANS. defendant. = Under and By virtue
Of IN order OF sale and decree ioreciosing .
certain mortgage upon the real estste nersin.
sftsr described, issued out Of the Distnct Court
count Of STOREY .s.ats Of Nsvsds on the sth day
Of October, 4. u. 1851, In tho above entitled &C
tIon, wherein O. p. HUBBRLL. the above
named plaintiff. obtained . ludsmcs. ana
dscrse against s.id MRS. O p. wiLLtAMS, de.
tsndant. on the 9th dsy Of June a. y: .o1,. ios
SiiI1 20 thereof from June 9Th. 1881. 9 the nate
Of two (7) per cent. per month TIL paid, ana ior
the sun OF Sle % tsxed costs OF suit, and Tor
the further sum OF % 10 CLERKS eccruing coets.
and expenses Of sale; which teid decree has
bean recorded by n. Cieik o. so Tc1l. sn1 ~
decree I am commanded 70 sell oil that certain
lot or parcel OF land situated. lying and be.
log In the city OF Virginia, county OF STOREY,
btats Of Nevads, described - follows 20 VIZ;
10. number eight tsl 10 Block One Hundred
and Nine go0l Rsnsss ss g " vi1sins S Ssse co%. 1n
menoing twenty (sol fees MOTH o. the south.
west corner OF tald lot; running thence north
twenty hvs (7s) feet the nee east hfty (oo) fest;
thence south twsaty.hvs (2e) festi thanee west
fity (o0) feet 70 the place OF beRinningi
twenty seventh day OF OUToBRR, 4. D. 1881,
between the hours Of . o'clock a. \. and .
O'Clock r. M.-viE, st - o'clock noon-l VIII
eli ali the risht title, claim aud interest OF the
said defendant. MRS. O. p. WILLIAMS, vhlco
sne bad TO the same on The ID day OF MAY: A.
d. 1910. or which she hss acquitted st any time
sInos. IN front Of toe 0ourt.houss doofs, IN
virginia. Storey county. Nevada, o. public suo.
ton, ior cssh IN hand, 70 the highett and bsst
bidder. to satisfy said Judgment and decree.
with interest and costs and aocIuing costs OF
sale. In United States gold coin.
WIN. J. HANKS,
Sheriff Of Storey county, Nevada.
By J. Z. NcOoHAt.p. Deputy sheriff.
Dated virginia City. October Q. 1851.
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our ADVERTISING AGENTS.
w cp.ur M. ana Pin. .nd

q. W. CRANE. Nos. sis Pine aud
10 LsldesdorY streets Ban Rrsncisco
CAGWIN d ALLEN. |: (: Carson Oity
W. II. LANl. Empire Cty
9. n. JANIS0N. hsno
o, CHENowRTH. |: Winnsmucos
J. n. BArEs., /: Al fark nov
8. n. PErrExoILL q Co.. /: 81 Park hoe
0so. p. RowxLL. 4 Co.. 10 Spruce Street
Txs PAPr. may be found on ile In New
York as the Newspaper agencies Of J. II.
Bates. Il Park Row; 8. u. Psttengill q
Co.. 81 Park Row. and Geo. p. Rovsll d
Co.. 10 Spruce street.
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Bal. In Co. Treas. June 80. 1881. Sse.7so "a
Respectfully submitted.
wN. n. BRENNAN.
Auditor Storey county. Nevada.
Virginia. Nevsds, July 8. 1881. II
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STEVEN S o MS
P.ss.s ns.ia Beard
AMALGAMATnlG PAN.
PATENTED. APRIL 's, $780,
INTERNATIONAL sxHisirioN.
Philadelphia. 1876.
,AwARDxD FIRST PREMIUM:
-roa An rxrnovxD-
Grinding and Amalsamatins Pan.

vUyHis PAN Is PAR SUPERIOR TO ALL
osners IN several important psrtieulArr.
The Grinding Muliers src near the center. re
curing less power. The plow shsped grooves
raise tho quicksilver with the pulp regularly.
with Ices power. without violence. and with
better amalgsmat,ng effect. be-ides admitting .
larger chsrss. The inclined shaped housings
Of the mulisrp plate openings efhcicntly force
The bulp dirsctly under the nnllers.
Nanufscturrd q the Golden state and Miners'
Iron works, 7S1 to ISL First street San fian.
eisoo, and at the 0ates = Scovtle Iron works.
q south Canal street. Chicago. where u esa be
sxamlnsd and iurthsr particulars be learned ;
OF psrsoas may apply to the Inventor ana "a, f,,'
0old Hiil, Nevada. where the Pans have long
bssu In opofntton.
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I.i s.sIS,cE cSgsI 9, 4: 10. 2. 7 5Es T..

l. ~
i Firss Judicial District Of the State o. Ne
ysda. In and for the county of Story
In the matter Of the Estste Of J. y. BkCkkh,
dsceaaed- LIN pursuance OF an order OF ths
Dlsfrics Judss Of this Court. duly made and
enssrsd, this 18th day Of August. 1851. notice 70
hsrshy given, that MONDAY. the 9<th day o.
OCrOBkR issl. at 10 O'Clock A. =. Of said
day, at the Courtroom OF this Court. In the city
OF Virginia. county Of Storey. be. been ap.
pointed for hearing the application OF PAULINE
bKCKEn. praying that document now on nle
IN this Court gurpo,sins 70 % ths last ~ ~ .Dc
mittsd 20 probate. and that letters testameniary
b isansd TO said PAULINE BECKER. named
In said will - executrtx. q which time and
plscs eli psrsons interested may appear and
ooasssa the eame.
Vitpsss M hand and the seal Of said Court,
this issh day q August, 4. ID. 1s9l.
lssAI J. A. MAHANNY. Clerk
ky Jno. HnApY, Deputy Clark.
xuxYAIn1cx q Sfxranss
Auorueya for Petitioner. AMY
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61Nnn REruRNs IN 30 DAYS ON go
9JkUU invssssd. 0mciAl rspofts nfSa
q, 49, 49,; 4. Fss''' v'sA' . Co., sseai sss
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NOTICE.

AL PERSONS HAvISa IN THKrR ros-
a session books belonging to Wells Druy
ere rsQusstsd to lsavs the same at the once OF
ths aoLo Hul Nxvs - soon - eonverlSns,
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such - you must AL feel within yourselves
that gratifying reminder that - public
servants you have performed the duties
incumbent upon you and have proved
yourselves deserving the confidence Of tho
people Of Gold Hill. /. T. Fox.
President Of the Board Of Trustees.
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UNITED STATES MINING LAWS.
ssroRnArl0N FOE LoCAr0Rs
AND OWNERS OF HINES.
Appsicatie.s for Pasents-Hew -
Deal with Cross Ledes-Tussei
Rishss-Adverse Claims
The Law IN Regard
% Aliess-EsS.
APPLICATION or PATENT.

90 Alisss-Ess.
APPLICATION OF PATENT.
Whore papers have once been fled with
tho Register and Receiver. they become Q
part Of the record. and can neither be
Withdrawn nor returned. but must be
transmitted TO the General Land Once.
An application will be rejected when tho
description Of the premises 10 erroneous
or insufficient.
Application for patent will bs rejected
because:
First-The notice was publishsd without
The knowledge Of the Register.
Second-The notice was not published
In . Newspaper designatsd - published
nearest the claim.
Third-Rscord title vas found detective.
and:
Pourth-A previous application had bsen
made for the same premises. which was
withdrawn pending Q suit In court COM
menced By the adverse claimant.
An application for patent will be rejected
when the survey does not accurately de-
fins the boundaries Of the claim.
Where the claim was not located In %.
eordsnce with law. !,
Where several parties own separate and
distinct portions Of . claim. application
for patent may be made By either for that
portion Of tho claim owned BY him; but
where several parties own undivided in
terests In Q mining claim. all should Join
In an application for patent.
A person or association may purchase -
many placer locations a the local Law ad-
mits, ana emorsce 'ne" ." ~ wv 'sP"
caTon ~. aa pNhid iod.. ..nno. hs smbr,esd
Two ot Moro io1es o.s.ss .ss ~ ..n, 70
N ono sPPnsAavSS a.sS,.n,,. ~. -" ~ ~ mors lode
pi.vs. s .~.1 s.s;s
within 'neir oounasl,es ss - .-.o, rr,.
LsP. s"V.n Ssn.,. % 90 Il. ps.is,sr
Po,ung W se' uePtv .,sdsd ss ss svi.
snd necei'er' e"nno' " ''S"'NsN - w.
denee. .,.,u. .,,r.,.,
40 al Psten's ~. nn1, ,nls S. ~ .o~n
WITHIN tne in'eI'9r @ oou1o.es ...esn,,a, =. % IVA
ste, clause - lnseIssa P.s Ps. ,oo non
esciuains :" 1sa P'Ipv. Srn.s: h,,ia,ns.
VIZ 49,. s,r.a,. .iieys or
suae'aies, .D inn.a...,sse,. M 1890 ~ hsiong.
o'ner mun'e'P. IuP'o ~, -,.he.
ing 70 .ne sIsn.sv .e'..' .h au siar no..
necessary or ProPe1 " wy
session Ana enIoy meus " ~. 's 4,
fuolceuon ol noaoe uuss ~ .,,.. -
only one newspaper 'o' 'n' P''''u " ''>"
days. .,,,.,.a a., .o,..cr.
Nosisy % must " pu',,sae~ ns%.n.ns,. ~ mi IN
IN wv - "ss ~ . siy,. S.vs r,ns. elsnse
h.ts.er ,hs tir.t and ths lsst Insertions.
Where tho Register designatcs tho daily
issue Of . newspaper for publication Of
notices Of q mining application for patent.
Il Is not compliance with law to change
TO the weekly edition Of the same paper
without authosity Of the Register.
The existence Of . salt spring on Q tract
Of land withdraws 1t from the operation Of
the homestead and pre-emption laws. A
hearing for the purpose Of proving the
sgricul,ural character Of such land 10 not
allowed. Land containing valuable de
posits Of slate may be entered under tho,
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ANNUAL REPORT

or she Presidens OF the Beard Of
Trustees Of she Teua OF Gold
Hlll. ~
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AN ORDINANCE.

To Amend ssoiirn Fsrty.ess Of N 0rdi.
nsnoe Of the Fswn Of Gold Hiis ks.
titled "An Ordnance 70 Fix ana Cel.
lect q Incense Tax Upes Csrtain
Trades and Basisess Within the Ger.
porate Limits Of the Tswn OF Geld
Hill,u Passsa April vs., 1877.
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II you are hiRh.tonsd you will begin
to snsszs With hsy-fsver pretty soon. II
you are . mere ordinary scrub you will
have Q cold In the head.
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A Gany couatry.
.Sah Lake Tribsss.

.Salf Lake TTibsse.
Last evening . group OF men were
discussing the quantities OF game In
Utah when . Colorado man remarked:
"why. in Colorado the trout are 20
thick in the streams that you have to
beat the water with Q brush to make
room for horse to drink"
"Oh," said Salt Lake hunter. "that
10 only fish. A couple OF weeks ago /
went mp In the mountains to locate some
claims and had to clear the antelope
away before could drive . stake down"
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eB-Buu and sails Exchanes snd Tslsgraphic
TrsnsferS. Issuss Commercial and Trsvslses'
orsdiis. This bank has special fsctlttifs foe
dealing In bullion. eu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-20

Il might have been-A fashionable
young lady accidentally dropped one Of
her falss eyebrows In her opera box,
and greatly frightened her beau. who.
on seeing II. thought 1t vas his mus
tachs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-20

To the Taxpayers and oitlEens Of the
Town Of Gold Hill: In accordance with
the requirements Of the Charter OF the
Town OF Gold Hill. herewith submit
report Of the financial situation OF said
town for the year ending April 10. 1851;