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DIR. L. ]. CZAPKAY'S
Pfibais NseicaI ana Surgical institute.
SacruuntO street. OeOw Montgomery, opposite Pacific Aaa
GssamGAip compaRys Office, Ssa F'uAciscO.
Established in 1854,
For the permanent Cure Of a Chronic and Private Dis
eases, and the suppression Of QuackeEy.
Attendant and Resident Physician, l. CzAPKAY, Nd
late In the Hungarian Revolutionary war; chief physE
clan to the 10th Regiment Of HonVeds chief surgeon
to the military hospital Of Pesth Hungary, the late
Lecturer on Diseases Of and children and hon.
orary member Of the PhilAdephA College Of Medicine
H1r Once hOurs-From 0 AN 70 JPN.
Communication strictly conadentia Permanent cure
guaranteed no pay. Consultations oy letter OF other
Wise, free. Address DR.. l. J. CzAPKAY,
san FFAncisco, Cal.
AT The following letter. which emphatically speaks
for ITSELF was written BY the Dean Of tie Faculty of the
Philadelphia College Of Medicine 10 the editors Of the
Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal" San Francisco,
PHrLADELPHIA, jar. tn, 1852
zotS EdiiOrs ofs Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal
GBTLEMEN-My attentOn has been called 70 an article
ad sSadsM desiee gnnted By the Phisdeip6a College
Of Medicine 70 Dr.. L. Czapkay. When the application
for the degree was made to the Faculty was accompa
MED BY adavits and testimonials 10 the effect that Dr.
Czapkay was regular graduate MD. Of the University
Of Pesth had served Surgeon In the Hungarian army
and was regular practitioner Of medicine. On the
strength OF these the degree was granted The cd eun
dem degree IL name implies Is conferred graduates
only, and gives rs new privileges Had there been the
slightest suspicion Of egulAry, the application would
you will do an act Of justice to the College, and confer
avor on Yours, very respectfully, ..f
,,,,,.p p,u.,.,.,,. c.,,.hL u. = hAND. AS.
Dr. L. J. CEapkays private Medical and Surgical To-
stitute Is on Sacramento street, belov Montgomery
opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S Office. San
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E.bMH! L.DET!

TO ARRIVE, PER BARouE GLIMPSE. $50 DBLs.
iaN 3 MecGw . 90.
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TOWN LOTS!
BILLs's ADDITION TO sTEILAcOon1.
GOOD CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT!

TINE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING LAID OUT
i his land claim, adjoining Capt Balch's claim,
Into Town Lots Of one acre each 10 prepared 70 cell
seeking Investment This claim, for advantageous
location 70 not excelled by any on Puget Sound The
site has been laid out with view to beauty and convO-
nence; the streets being four rods wide. and the whole
plot well watered by springs Sites for three churches
have already been doAsted and set apart The prices ol
Lots range from $50 70 $50 each. according locality.
The proprietor contemplates building wharf hom The
greatly enhance the value Of the entire property.
Parties wshng 10 purchase can DO 90 BY applying %
FRANK CLARK. Esq, Of Stellacoom, Who, BY power
60:tf LEMUEL BILLS.
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AVermont paper says that on the Rutland
and Washington Railroad, while train was 60.
ing at the rate Il thirty miles an hour the engine
ran into flock Of grasshoppers which stopped
the train Nobody was killed or wounded, but
some Eve million grasshOpperslay dead on the
track. After half an hours shoveling Of the
dead and dying lsOppers Of the track, the train
proceeded on 10 Rutland without any further
difficulty.
Iowa, which had 10000 population in 1s46,
has now zoo, ,o0o-an unparalleled increase.
A ioot-race took place recently at Rochester,
New York, between two men, called respectively
''the American Deer" and "North Star" They
ran Eve miles for q wager Of three hundred dol
lars The Deer was not feet enough for the Star,
who made the Eve miles in thirty-seven minutes.
The Great Eastern Steamship is larger than
Noah's Ark, and is Of greater tonnage. II is
therefore the largest ship ever built, and the
only one which has two sets of engines and two
propellers.
The grape crop around Cincinnati is said to
be the largest ever grown there, and its value is
computed at one million Of dollars.
The most singular lynching operation on re.
cord recently took place at South Bend Indi.
ana. The ladies Of that place assembled to the
number Of two hundred, and lynched q woman
Of m fame, tarring and feathering her. The
proceeding does not seem to have had the un-
qualified approval Of the entire male popula.
ton. Two young men, however, rushed in and
helped the ladies smear with tar and feathers
well the erring one. The embodied male pop.
ulation, Of course, did not make an attack upon
NkaH Ii. k.NN kas.
volunteer young men, and lynched them in the
most approved style.
Judge John Watson was recently arrested at
Kaytesville, Charlton county, Mo-, on the charge
Of having been one Of the party who broke open
the county safe about year and half ago, and
robbed Il Of some 5000. The grand jury Of
that county indicted him for grand larceny and
burglary, and he was required to give bail TO the
amountof $4,000. Thiscase attractsa great deal
Of attention, partly from the fact that the &C
cused Is man Of considerable wealth, and at
the time the crime was committed, was one Of
the Judges Of the County Court
First Lieutenant Stanford, whose death on
board the U. S. Revenue Cutter Harriet Lane,
70 which he was attached, was mentioned few
days ago, is now believed by some Of his friends
to have fallen victim to the culpability Of q
dentist, through filling his teeth with an arsenic
a r;~;d ;rvost;,aI;or h l. eaid will be had
Thel accounis6rom Fort Mojave represent
affairs there as peaccablc. Lieut. Bootes will be
In command from the close Of the present month,
wnen ne WI turn over tue uut'es Oh quarter
master 70 ms successor.
The Icarian community OF Nanvoo, ILL.,, sold
81 tner Propory aIey Gays ago u nsVng no 0een Con
RIenousy Gssishea Ie 1 oeot o. Sio,ooo'
lucy reahAeu ABOUT elO,Uy' lh9rv ulan neces-
saIy 20 mge. tue agoL rns Qua M2In'On ,a Iemple p
Cr HeEn Snu "nA' rellA'nS VI 'he o''P'e' S0'u 'Or
SA,oO"
u uallstoet o. NeI aoN . no.eI nosOr,esy'
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ftOPARTNERsuIP NOTICE. ms aad-T.I-o,d.
l.y1g orned Parnellhp. and purchased he InsFssi
81 AneIt uAloh N he saloon receniy opened h hA
ias, IN eannus ~ elSne IcrRsly osniuoaea = NJ
telhn1Sn. NJ tsnds u b0h invited % Give them
81. 0EOnog PARKINSON.
0Eon0R Wll1lAhA
9lalAooum, Aulnl Ion, $50. eltf
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GLASS AND CROCKERYWARE.
q es'ia5.ssErssi ssi.Ss -
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Speaking Of this national German drink, the
NOrVieh Bulletin says:
"'King Lager was the appellation bestowed
upon Gambrinus, Duke of Povent who lived
in the eleventh century. The Germans had been
addicted TO the use Of wines Of their own man.
uiacture, but at this time the vineyards failed. and
wine was too scarce and high for the peasantry
70 use. For twenty years the wine presses were
dry, and various drinks, calculated to be nutri-
tiOus, but not intoxicating, were concocted. None
met with such popular favor as the drink invented
by the Duke Gambrnus, and it was then accept
ed and has since been held as the national bev.
erage. The subjects Of King Lager are not con-
fined just now to the German class Of citizens
in this country, many Of the native born be-
ing found among its most admiring devotees."
A blind man being called upon to judge Of
the qualities Of horse that jockey was dispos-
ing Of after bearing him move, pronounced him
to be blind. Upon examination, this was found
to be fact, although II had till then escaped the
notice Of the men Of vision. Inquiry was then
made Of the sightless man how he knew the
horse To be blind to which he replied, "from
the sound Of bis foot upon the earth, which de,
noted n cautious STEP" s
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MlNUFACTURERS, MECHANICS AND INVENTORS.
THG sGEgMTzfiG AMERICAN
TO BE ENLARGED
A NEW voLUME-NEw SERIES,
To commence on July I'd, 1859.

Instead Of 416 pages, the Yearly Volume, En-.
larged Series, will contain $50 pages Of valua-
bic Reading Matter, useful and instructive 10
all classes.
NVHE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN II PUBLI5Il-
ed weekly quaFo form, suitable for binding and the
numbers for single year contain Information In regard
Inventions machinery, all branches Of process
e. agricultural Implements engineering mlwrghng Iron
Manufacture chemistry; In fact almost every Industrial pnr
suit receives more OF less attention In is columns.
An Patent Claims o1eiay puhhed every week, - lalued
from the Patent Oce; and tor Inventors and haentees
contains Information not 70 be obtained eNhere and which
no mechanic inventor or paientee vel do without.
A Iay Journal has superior ar real practical ull-
y since In ti columns U be found use practical recipes
Careful attention vii be fyen, nom time 70 Tine 70 reports Of
he metal humber, and other u.lrketa.
Zach number wi contain sixteen pages and hrylEhi ca
umns Of natter with Illustrations o patented machines and
other snnasn, comprising n snle yeAf shout eo orynA
Win he enlarged ssros presented a. oppastany 10 sub.
scribe not hkey 10 occur again Tor many year, u Be
me caI,asnenr nsu uuEt-poL q Ne. q keg esFiea.
Send In .ahs.TpOns without delay, % q % bsgn ~
nsw Wednesday, "a.
Terms - a-yeaF-on hsr IN months.
Rausrn weslsFn and Canadian monsy pastan- samps
taken q paF sucpuna Canadian IuhacrhsrS yin pleals
Esma % cents sNEa each years aubsepioa s VFegay
Ssrai d.rsun, to cuhs pro,pes,us giving ilH pas,i
euaFs Of the innnemsnis Or e1hs. uh specimen espes Of
he papsF and pamp of information eonosFning ~ pgo
eurnSOi patents nay be had srA'';s sse y ssearss,n
Publl.hsss q the Scisstne Ansrleaa.
81 Park ReS NeU foFk cry.
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NJAIla-oa hand, an assSrlnsai q cut Naill.
N Z MscAw . %.
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fss PIONEER HOTEL, IN
III II Pert TOwasssd. Ill

WAohLNO1Uh lEhhI1Oh1.
HAVING LATELY MADE ExTESsrYE Al.
dtiOns 10 TIN house. prepared 70 oaer 70 the
public the cofoFs of st class hotel taS aee o. single
fe entiFs house (contalnng twenty - roana,
three parora, pubic and private dining Foo@ has
heen newly hted up and Fe-tarnhed, and In point Of COM
tori and eonvenenoe ansuaased BY any other house
Puget sound An elegant aaloon and well furnished bar viii
too No. Billiard fables attached 10 The house, and The
undensd pledges hnssf 20 give unrsmlng attention 10
~ -N~ ." u. Z. FIuBALs.
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Without Pay!

~ These Baths improve the complexion. rendering
Diaiculea. Ladies' sFe requested 10 accompany each
other and every facility Is offered for u lr enjoyment
IAsy = soas1 Z
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By which the most wonderful and quickest cures ar
efected without particle Of nasty and poisonous medi
cine q any knd and be makes very moderate en.Igs.
idea that he does Il all
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DR.. L. J. OEapkay'a private Medical and Surgical To-
sttute b on Sacramento street, below Montgomery
opposite the Pacihc Mail Steamship Co.'s Office, San
Francisco The Doctor offers free consultations. and
asks no remuneration unless h0 elects cure. Otico
hours, from AN. 10 Pm.
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Susintss GarNs.
GEO. PARKINSON. GEO. WILLIAMS
PARKINSON & WILLIAMS.
BILLIARD AND LIQUOR SALOON.

The Billiard room and Saloon known Bachs new building
will In future be under the supervision Of Messrs Parkinson
Williams who expect meet their friends at all times, and
treat them the best Wines, Liquors and Cigars the msre
Affords. 2331
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-29
SherifS Sale,

WHEREAS, On the 23d ray Of Julv \. D. 1859
w a final judgment and decree was rendered, in
the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial Dis
trict of the State of California i'll ard for the
County of Nevada, and against Israel Vreeian,i
and Martin Cross, xnd in favor Of James McCo!-
lum for the sum of Four hundred and forty Dol
lars, principal debt with interest on the principal
at the rate of per cent per month from tie rcn,-
ition of judgment until pad, together with all
costs of suit.
And whereas on the 23d day Of July 4. n. 1859,
it was ordered and dccrced hy the said Couri
that the Mortgage set forth in Plaintiff comp.a:ns
be force elosed and the property therein descr ibed
to-wt All Of the undivided on"-e eight Of the oLi
mine, situated in Little York Township Nevada
county and State aforesaid. A,so An undivided
one-eighth. of the crushing Mill on ,aid ninc, with
the appurtenances be levied uron and said to satisfy
said judgmeut. interest and costs. and the pro-
cecds thereof ngred to tn. payment of said 81 n.s
of money aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given that VIII expose to pub-
lie sale all the above described property to the high
est bidder for cash. in front % the Court House
door, in Nevada city on SATURDAY, tLo 2Gtl
day of Ahs. A. D. 1859, between the LouIs OF IL
o'clock, A. NJ and r. v.
Given under my hand this 2sth dav o. Aug 4.
d. 1859
S. W. BORING, Sheriff
Per Ed. Burrcll Dcpu,v
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-29

- Before the present canvass begun
we saw unmistakeablc signs that the
administration party would attempt to
blind the people of the State to the real
issues before them. 1t was done last
year successfully. The attempt is made
this year.
First, all the principal supporters of
the administration such as Davis, Bro wn
Green and others. were declared to be
not the opponents of Democracy. Then
Mr.. Lath am comes out in favor of Nom
Intervention Popular Sovereignty, the
Kansas.Nebraska bill. James Buchan-
an. and other incongruous things, and
prays "good Lord and good devil" to
suit the occasion. Who but the most
hopelessly ignorant or foolishlessly du-
ped does not know that the planks IN
Mr.. Latham's platform are far assunder
and wholly irreconcilable 7 The doc
trine of Popular Sovereignty itself offers
absurdities enough for man of Latham's
caIlbre to lick into plausible shape
without dragging in other questions to
produce confusion worse confounded.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-29
SherifS Sale.

WHEREAS, on the 18th day Of july, A. n. 1859. =
" final Judgment and decree rendered in the
District Court of the Fourteenth Judic District of the
STATE OF CALIFORNIA; in and for the County Of Ee- I'd
n favor of A. JACOBS and against JACOB JOHNSON
for the sum of Eighteen Hundred and Ninety nine and
loo dollars, principal deot with interest the prin
cipa at the rate of ten per cent per from the
rendition ofudgmen until paid together with all costs
OF suits. And whereas the said 18th day Of Jrly
D. 1859 it ordered and dccrccd by the said Court
that the Mortgage set forth in Plaintiffs complaint be
forecosed and the property therein described. o-~it
All those three certain mining claims situated i'm Hum
bug in the county Of Nevada, being claims thu
Flat and claim lying in the Of said Flat claims
running into Republican hill and known further tlse
claims of Jacobs Il Smith and more recently the
claims ofJacobs. Smith Fulton & Co. together with all
and singular the &c ements, hercdaments and appur-
tcnances thereuno belonging in ,nywise appcrta-
ing be levied upon and sold satisfy said Judgment in
efes and costs and The proceeds thereof applied to tho
payment OF said sums ofmoHcy aforesaid
Notice is hereby given that l will expose 10 pubic
sale all the above described property the highest bid
der for cash. in front of the Court House door in nevada
city, Saturday the 20th day of August 1882 brtweea
the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and p. NJ
Gyen'under my hand this 2s;h day of July 1883.
S. W. BORING, sheriff
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-29

The BoRER - The pestiferous
little creature known as the 5orer, is
doing more than average share of dam
age this year to trees in this vicinity.
He is making havoc among apple, apri~
cot, plum and sometimes peach trees, in
some cases killing them outright, and in
almost all other cases compelling the
culturist to use the knife freely to re-
move him. About the best preventive,
it seems, against the pest is to keep the
trees thrifty by plenty of manure and
water. The animal appears to work al
growth or are stationary. Shading the
bodies of trees is found to have some ef-
feet as a preventive.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-29

A MECHANICS GRAND FESTIVAL AND
BALL will take place on Friday the 5th
day of August, 1859, at Cherry Hill
Gap, situated between the Tent aad Eu-
reka South, to celebrate the completion
of the Magenta Aqueduct, erected by
the Eureka Lake Water Company.
The festivities will OPEN at 4 p. NJ.
by raising the American and French
flags to an altitude of 200 feet. accom-
panied with National airs by the Band,
and an Grafton. After which salutes
will be fired, and the fume will be ilu-
minated. The company will then walk
in Procession through the fume and
dancing will commence in spacious
Pavilion erected expressly for the occa-
sion.
Supper will be laid out through the
night SO that the Company can take re-
freshments lad libitum."
The Committee of Arrangements will
do their best to see that their guests are
we'll provided for. Good and safe ac-
commodation for horses.
J.P. Simms, Sec'y.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-29

The Terror TO ErH Docrs,-A terror
to all villains who infest this portion of
the State is ]. Boggs. the auburn Coz
stable" Every man is supposed to be
created for Il purpose, and certainly if
there be any truth in the remark. Boggs
was specially designed by Providence to
arrest the violators of law and bring
them securely to justice. He is endow-
ed with an instinct to detect criminals,
perseverance and patience that are new
er wearied, a courage that is never ap-
palled. keen eye, quickness of motion
in times of danger, and a nerve like iron.
How many cut-throats. robbers, and
scoundrels of every dye he has been in
strumental in checking in their career
of crime, we have no means "f knowing,
but scarcely has bloody encounter with
outlaws occurred within two or three
years past either in this county or Placer
tudl DbSSS mas HOI udu d IdHu ius L hc
man has evidently passion for detect
ing and arrestiug the perpetrators of
crime. He knows his mission and is
filling it. Some of the stories told of his
cunning and perseverance in ferreting
on: malefactors are almost Incredible
An ordinary man, would naturally ac-
quire disrelish, it would seem for being
shot at repeatedly. Not SO with Boggs.
Bullets only make a contest with out.
laws the more interesting. and develop
Tie powers of the man. He rises supe-
rior to every emergency. The corpse
of many dcsparado, and many living
inmate of San Quentin, can testify t,
his strategy and proves. If there is any
virtue Or gratitude in tie people of Pla>
Ger they will retain the "terror of crim>
iuals" in a position SO .ongenial to his
tastes and so productive of good to the
public.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-29

STAGE ACcIDENT.-As the Marys-
vile stage of Monday was descending
the hill into Penn Valley, on its way to
Marysvile,the thorough-brace gave way
precipitating the coach upon the horses
who took fright and ran down the hill at
break-neck speed. Near the bottom of
the hill the stage turned over and was
badly smashed. The driver George
Green was thrown a considerable dis
tance and was so badly hurt that he
has not been able to leave his bed in
Rough & Ready till lately
A little girl, daughter of John R.
Ridge, editor the Marysville Democrat,
was also sli yhtly injured Geo. Green
is one Of the most careful of all the dri-
vers in the employ of the California
Stage Company.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-29

MAGENTA FEsTIyAL.-Perhaps there
has never been more thorough and ex.
tensive arrangements made in this State
to get up celebration than by the op-
orators in tn. Eureka Lake Company to
celebrate the erection of the Magenta
Aqueduct. Nothing has indeed been spar
ed torcnder the event great and memo
rable one Stages arefurnishcd free to
carry ladies' and gents from their homes
to the aqueduct. A pavilion 1870 fee. in
length, 80 feet wide and 16 high, has
been erected, divided into ladies' dres-
sing rooms and handsomely decorated.
Two supper tables each so feet in length
are prepared TO accommodate the crowd
that is sure to be in attendance. Sta
bling is furnished for horses and the
best of hos,lers will be in attendance.
The amusements will consis: of firing of
cannon. orations, music by brass band,
IencihS ny experienced swordsmen,
wrestling, gymnastics, rope climbing
ard singing by sailor en- costume. fire
works, promenade on the hume 13O
feet high, and grand ball.
The management of the affair is given
to Mons. Chauvel. of this city, who will
aea that nothlnv iS loft undcna IN add IN
the comfort and enjoyment of the patrons
of the celebration. There is no dis
count on this celebration. Every indi-
cation goes to show that it will be glo-
rious affair from beginning to end.
We recommend to the "fair women
and brave men" of our town a trip to the
mountains and snuff of the colder and
more bracing atmosphere Of a higher al
titude.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-29

THOSE PosTERs.-Our streets have
been placarded with posters announcing
that Latham. Burch and others will
speak on Monday evening next. The
text of the document is of the billings
gate stamp; SO much so that a prominent
member of the party, we learn, did not
seek to conceal his disgust, nor scruplc
to use his knife upon upon the bill with
good effect. 1t is 'soggy old" docu-
ment in its original shape. The Grass
Valley office is heavy on jobs of that
kind.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-29
~ "
Per Ed. Burrcll. Deputy.
SulllnlNllS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Township and Corn
- ty ofNeyada. ss. Before john Anderson, J.
p. People Of the State Of California to Joseph
Chambers and 3. Goodrich You are hereby sum
moncd to be and appear before :he undersigned. n
Justice of the Peace. at his Office IN said 1ownshln
on SATURDAY, the 23th dry of October 1859, a,
at o'clock n. III. to answer to the complaint Of
VIM Rabbits who demands Of you the sum of
Sl51 81 for work and labor done As Per complain
on file. On failure so to appear and answer, juds
mcnt will be rendered against you for tho said sun,
of SI57 81 and costs of suit.
Given under my hand, this eSth day Of july,
1859.
jy39 JOHN ANDERSON, Justice ofthc Poace-
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-29
COnSfabIe'S Sale.

CtTATE OF CALIFORNIA. County of Nevada. Town
- ship of Eureka, BY virtue of an Execution to
delivered issued from the ourt Of s. G. Post Esq.,
ting Justice of the Peace in and for the County aorc
said. bearing date June 2sh A. ID. 1852 to satisfy
Judgment rendered by J. Caldwell on the 9Th day of
September. A d. 1857 in favor of A. +. Wagner and
against VIM Carothers for the of ty five dollars,
debt, interest, damages and of suit have tax
in Execution and will sell to the highest bidder for cash
certain house sit ate6 in the town of Eureka the
side of the sire e. occupied by Mr. DougEerty
a saio on and known the above named defendants
property the Jet dav of August 1859 between ths
hours of 10 o clock, A. N. and O'clock Taken y
the property of VIM Carothcrs satisfy the abov- de
mands and &C cruinC costs R.SHELTON, Const
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-29

FANNY CLARK well known courte-
san, was convicted on tie Goth inst, at
San Fra ncisco, for an assault with a
deadly weapon upon another frail damscl
Miss Fanny was sentenced to pay fine
of 200 or be imprisoned 800 days in
the county jail, She was the woman
of the desperate Ridgely who was shot
at Gold Hill year since.