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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-21

MECHANICAL UsE or CAsron Olive
find in one of our exchanges the follow
ing remarks relative to the use OF castor
oil in tho trades, more particularly
its superiority for application to leather
than to my other known. When
boots and shoes are CREASED with it
the oil will not ut all interfere with
the polishing afterwards, as is tue
case with lard, olive, or any other
oil. In Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, the
old leather hose of some Of the fire COM
pnnies were CREASED with il, and found
to become almost as soft md flexible us
new leather. Leather belts for trans
hitting motions in machinery will usu-
ally last three TO five years, according
to the wear and tear they are exposed
10; when CREASED with castor oil they
last ten years or more, as they always
remain flexible aud do o crack be.
sides this advantage, the castor oil viii
prevent slipping, so that n belt three
inches wide, impregnntcd with it, viii
be equal TO n belt four and II half inches
without castor oil. II is necessary,
however, to wait lwenty-four hours, till
the oil ns'disappenrcd from the surface
and penetrated the leather, otherwise
the freshly CREASED surface Will cause
Shining. The rats and other vermIn
dctcst anything imprcgnatei, with cas-
tor oil nni will not touch.it.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-21

A Circus MAN IN LUcK.-Joseph A..
Rowe, u we'll known and veteran circus
manager, who has been in reduced cir
cumstauces for some time, and lately
filed the position Of q supernumerary
in connection with Stickucy's Circus,
has had m almost overpowering "streak
Of luck" come across him. The recent
demise of his father has put him in pos
session of n fortune Of Sl50, 900. Before
he had got fairly braccd to bear this
great pecuniary burden, he received in.
telligcnce that an interest held by him
in an Eastern Circus for a long time,
had grown in value until it was worth
$50, 900. This last piece Of information
cspsizcd poor Joe. lie wont and ex.
hiiira,ed" himself, and somebody, envi-
Gus Of his o%yerfowing happiness, com
plimented him with q black eye. The
instance serves to illustrate that q man
may be overturned with good luck MS
well rs bad. Just now Joe's ambition
is to invest his teeming thousands in
tho getting up Of the "all-fircdist, big
gest arenic show that ever canvas was
stretched oyer."-S. F. Dramatic Gron.
irIs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-21

CoycLusIys.-A correspondent OF The
San Francisco Etdmiasr, writing from
vicksburg, Mississippi, in descantinS
ON the proceedings of the constitutional
Convention, relates the following gall
laut exploit of u conservative member :
"Upon the adjournment OF the Ccnvcn-
ton, Capt. Townsend met Morgan, OF fazoo,
(who is, l am informed, u ncgsist or rene
yadc), denounced him as a contemplate cow
ard, and slapped him in the mouth. Nor
gan had a stick, Townsend \ cowhide but
the former ignominiously reiterated, although
the latter called him a c~owardly puppy,
pulled his whiskcrs, and offered him every
~indiguity."
Il strikes us that nothing further
could reasonably be demanded to con-
yiuco Of the entire %soundncss OF Capt.
Townscud's political views. lilo did,
however, advance the same extremely
rational views in II subsequent contro-
versy with Mr.. Eggloston, President OF
the Convention. lie very politely suS-
gssted that Eggieston lied, then Knocked
him down, got him in " gutter and
/" braced himself against the curb
stone" Eggloston was conquered, ii
not converted, by those ennnciations OF
the 'time honored principles Of De-
mocracy."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-21

HORRIBLY OUTRAGEOUS. -Colonel Ia
briskie, Of San Francisco, has lately
proven that he is not only devoid OF the
principles Of u gentleman, but that he
is actuated by sentiments Of iendish
malignity. Having beea called upon to
address the Sabbath school children OF
San Fraucisco, on the occasion Of their
recent anniversary, the utter diabolism
of the mans nature developed itself.
Distrustful of tho ability OF our feeble
pen to portray in fitting terms the out
rase perpe,rated by the Colonel, we will
quote tue indignant comments Of the
cavalier who does the locals OF the En-
dminer. This gentleman deseSibss the
shock sustained by his sensitive organi-
cation in the words following, to wit:
BY way Of encouraging the boys to an hon.
orable ambition for distinction he Colonel ~
cited the history Of the selt-madc Lincoln.
This was all well enough but really Il did
seem to the reporter NJ in exceedingly bad
taste, considering the place and the occasion,
to indulge in such expressions As he died by
the hands Of an assassin" etc.
What u hoary old miscreant tue Colo.
mel must be, thus to belle the facts Of a
history so recent. The patriotic euthu-
siast, Booth, made a cautious rear ap.
proach to the good old man, who, in
response to tho expressed wish Of the
people, had denied him self much needed
rest to attend the theater, aud deliber'
ately, without notice or warning, sent a
bullet crashing through his brain. None
| but a man of maleyolent heart, brimful Of
the venom of ftnaticism, dare apply tho
harsh term Of % assassination to this
act. We are not at all surprised tina,
| the Ekaaiaer (" local" whose Availability
is assured by tho kind phrase in which
he permits reference to Lincoln rs a
self-made man, should be shocked and
stricken dumb by the UNANIMOUSLY false
and indelicate assertion that " he died
by the hands Of an assassin"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-21

THE DIPrxREScg.-The Democratic
papers are giving general publication
to an item to the effect that n German
woman Of Hartford, Connecticut, packed
her rheumatic husband to tho polls on
her back, to vote the Democratic ticket
We venture to say that the Republicans
Of Hartford would not permit n Repub'
lican woman TO mako such II beast OF
burthcn Of herself. The nddenda, that
the crowd made up a purse Of 5000 Tor
her, illustrates Democratic Intelligence.
Two dollars would probably have hired
a fine coach in which tho poor rheum"t-
ic might have been borne quite MS com,
fortably as on his wife's back. But
brutality and bravado go hand in hand
and aro both strictly Democratic.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-21
N o FRET,

Just rs we go to press comes the
grateful news that General Grant has
been nominated by reclamation at Chi
cavo, and that " honest Old Ben Wade
las been agreed upon in caucus for the
Vice Presidency. Our General Grant
thir,y-two-pouudcr is stirring up the
echoes ia commemoration Of the glad
,idings. Hurrah! GRANT them no quar-
,ers, WADE into them, boys!l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-21

HoRsx TALx.-Mr. Wallace, of the
firm of Wallace 4 Wilson, or the other
OF the twain, says tho State Capital
Reporter of the 10th, favored us yester'
day with n public exhibition Of their
conquest in the matter of training
horses. He drove, through the city, a
horse attached to q buggy by simply a
girth connecting with the fills He wal
driven without lines, being guided sim.
ply by u touch Of the whip, which is
applied gently or emphatically as cir;
cumstances require.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-21
uuuno,.pr ITs!Ms.


A correspondent, writing from Union
willie, under date of 18th inst, furnishes
tho following items concerning m'n'ng
aud other matters in that region.
IN uNIoNvILLE DISTRICT
Governor Fall is taking out rock from
his mine fast enough to supply the old
Pioneer Mill, in bis prospecting opera
tions, and ships about lilo pounds OF
bullion per week. Another company
have started work on Nh extension OF
the Arizona, anl have the most fiatter-
ing prospects. Fall is building u new
ten-stamp mill that will be ready to run
by the middle OF June, and pleuty OF ore
now in sight. lie is also picking f'om
ores u large quantity Of hrst-class rock
that assays up in tue thousands. Our
correspondent writes confidently about
tho Alpha claim in Echo District;
which has AN eight foot vein, well
filled with minerals. The owners "l
the Alpha will soon erect " mill
The Mason smelling works have been
nearly quiet for the past month, owing
to some repairs being required about
the furnaces, but everything Is now
ready to run again, with n large amount
of rich ore ut the furnace and IN the
mine. John Atkinson is running five
stamps at the old Trinity mill on the
chloride ore. Tho Desert mill, ut the
outlet Of Humboldt Lake, will begin OPP
e~rations in a few days. In Golconda
District, Negus is again running his
mill and has made large bullion returns
With the advent of the Railroad our
correspondent prophecies large ship
meuts of ore to the wood on the
Truckec, for smelling. Two hundred
tons Of Monroe rock have been run
through the Essex mill, Dun Glen Dis.
tricl, with highly satisfactory results
figures not given. The owners o.
the Gem have again started work
with hattering prospects. Concerning
some recent discoveries in Placer mining
our correspondent makes the following
statement: "My eyes were made to
water II few days ngo ut the sight o.
seven ounces OF gold dust taken from
independence Valley. Tho dust i:
coarse, and some pieces have little par
ticles Of quartz sticking to them. Two
men took out one hundred and one dol
lars the day before the men LEFT whc
brought in the dust | saw. About fIt,
men arc on the ground, but not enough
work has been dono to determine The
extent of the mine" OF farming pros
poets he says: "0ur farmers are joy
ful over their prospects. The grain IL
up and V looked better. When thi:
years crop is harvested sc shall have
wheat, barley, and Nil kinds Of vcgcta
bles enough and to spare"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-21
NEW TELvonApH LINE. "Atlanti

New TELgGRAPH LINE. "Atlantic
and Pacific States Telegraph Compa'
n.y." is the name of n new corporation
Just organized in Sacramento /; capita
stock, s., SOC, OOO-with F.F. Low, LA
Epson, l.. L. Robinson, and F. AcCop
pin, Directors. We suppose it is thu
limo o being built along with thu
Central Pacific Railroad, aud which IL
built as the Railroad advances. There
is to be a branch q Virginia city aud
Gold Hill. It will be well pa~tronizsd
no doubt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-21

Aprra SwISDLsRs.-Ih view d tue
recent extension Of time for applications
under the National Bankrupt Act the
merchants Of San Francisco have formed
an association for mutual protection to
contest the release Of fraudulent bank
rupts uuder that Act. Tho association
embraces al, tho leading merchants in
the city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-21

Az ingenious fre.alarm was exhibited
at the Mechanics Fair in Springfield,
Mass. The alarm is sounded when the
temperature in ~ house rises above q
given point, and at the same time u door
in the roof flies open, and'a flag is
hoisted bearing tho word " Fire." aud a
gong or large bell set ringing, to attract
the notice Of the police or passers-by.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-21

EDUCATION ~ WrscoSsIN Wisconsin,
has 26l ,s7l children ut school,. Her
school fund, buildings and lands amount
TO Sc, 700, 900, and she is organizing six
normal schools with II magnificent en-
dowment. No wonder she is prosperous,
that her population increases rapidly,
and that she is always to DO relied upon
for rousing Republican uajorities.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-21

GLAD TO HEAR Ir.-It is reported Thai
the young men Of Canada are leaving
in large numbers for California. We
arc glad to hear it, and hope that Ne
vada will get her full share. They are
about the most desirable acquisitions
that our country receives from abroad
With very few exceptions they are in
,elligent educated, frugal, Industrious,
temperate, liberty-loving and disposed
TO good order.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-21

Rich QUARrz.-Tho Union Hill Com
pany (Nevada Co., Cal.,) have struck
rich rock in their new shaft ut tho depth
of eighty feet. Specimens oft brought
into town, says the Grass Valley Union,
will pay as much rs $4,000 per ton, and
this class Of rock is so plenty that Sc
lec,ions are easily made. The poorer
rock from tho new shaft will pay II large
figure.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-21

WILL RErIaR.-The Misses Webb,
having been crowned with a proficiency
Of professional laurels," will modest.
ly retire from the stage at the concln-
sion Of their present Opera House Ell.
gagemcnt--se transit! The plump and
merry Ada is about to fulfill a matrimo-
ninl engagement with q successful stock
dealer Of this city, who Is tho rcputcd
possessor Of numerous feet Hale Il Nor
CROSSE. Hale | all Hale nor-cross the
Rubicon In haste. May stocks continue
up.-Dramdtic Chronicle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-21

An IaxExsx FARM.-A gentleman in
Illinois owns an estate so large that he
has three hundred and twenty miles OF
hedge upon il. He is to SOW a new field
Of ten thousand acres for the first time
this wear.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-21

WELL Extraordinarily a for
eign gentleman, just arrived at New
York by steamer, was escorted to the
United States Marshal's Office, where
his boot heel was cut OF and found to
contain eight thousand dollars worth OF
diamonds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-21

CoaIyG AND GoiSG.-Three thousand
two hundred aud se~venty-fre passen-
gers have arrived by the Panama steam
ers,this month, and one thousand one
hundred aud eight departed by the same
route.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-21

.TrxsrR to the amount of 1900 tons
was landed at q factory at Bedford,
Mass, last Winter, to be converted into
friction matches. Even this large
amoun. is thought insufficient to last
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-21

SAru a crazy woman Of a ponurions,
stingy man, EDO you see that man2
You could blow his soul through q
humming birds quill into a mosquitoes
eye and the mosquito wouldn't wink"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-21
New Method for the Piano.

AIRS. N. Z. WHITE. HAVING JUST AR.
Nl rived from The East. Win Salt Lake CITY.
Informs all DESTROYS 6 THAT she teaches ROBBlSs'
AMERICAN METHOD for the Pianoforte.
which Is so far superior 20 the old method Of
teaching tho Pianoforte. Aelodeon or Organ that
In full Importance can scarcely DO estimated.
II ls n ccninry ahead Of all other methods for
the ~Plsno-Pnpiis acquiring u knowlede" OF
Music, Including thorough bass aud harmony, In
an almost Incredibly short time.
References to and letters Of recommendation
from the most eminent Professors OF husic In the
East. She also refers by permission 70 saEe oil
Inc most promIuent residents OF Virginia city.
Mrs. White can be found at the lntrrnatIonH
Hotel, Virgins, where full particular can be
learned. Tho mullcnlly Inclined Of Virginia,
Gold Hlil md vicinity please take notice.
Virginia, May 20, 1858. my.J I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-21

RAPID GRowrH.-The Heleua (Mon-
tana) Herald claims that the population
of tina. place is fully 1000. Four years
ago the ground on which the city stands
WAS n barren waste.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-21
Registry Notice!

rI,HE TINE FOR REGISTRATION or THE
namcs Of ths quallAoi electors IL Precinct.
or Districts Nos. 5 and 8, Township N" 8. Gold
Hill, prior TO the Municipal Election 10 be held
In said Town. on til. lst day Of Juhr next Tor
the election OF Town Officers. will expires NJ Q
o'clock p. NJ. on tina 2ist day Of May, iSbs. =
W. N. HALL,
Registry Agent Township Ma. ), Storey county,
Nevada. ,,o,
Gold I'LL, May II, 1873. myIl.iod
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-21

TuE State Of Massachusetts, has eff
fected q loan with Barring Brothers for
E6OO, 900. The State gives scrip run
ming tweuty.tbree years, bearing inter-
est at four per cent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-21
Gold Hill Assay Office
C.. & co.

NHARGRs FOR BULLION - 90
" In addition TO ono per cent OF Silver value
(Thesc charRes are San Francisco rates nretiy )
small bars Al specially Low Rates. Io.nlis 81
MIL Tests Of small lots OF ore for t2UO. III"
Foregoing charges are lcxsened BY the full v"lu"
Of ali scrnps belonging 10 tue bullion assaytd:
BULLION PROFITS SHARED WITH
PATRONS. Every Drposltor receives n portion
Of tbs profits Of the Office, by y certain y. cent.
D~lscouSr from his charges, which discount te'
comrs large rs the buziDcrs OF ths once Ia
crcas,s. Large work FOR All. CONFINED seeure'
small charges 10 eHcb individual.
CHARGES FOR ORES. Assays Of ore ARE
made for 80 rs. u. 81 20 or IS. for each pHn'plr
reported, according TO the nHtur" Of tbs nssny rr.
auired For full Information on this point s'hd
tor u circular.
BEWARE OI.AssAYS. which ns 3 saving TO
Inc Asssyer are made In old cruclLles, especially
| when the reports are not based on two dlstinci
assays. No matter by whom wnds. ihoy sre per
Hons. An uuexceptlonable assay report cannot
be mnlc with u profit. for less than 81 ~.
Ore n.says from u distance. may DO sent with
fees by mail. THREE OUNCES IL n sufficient
quantity for II sample.
CONRAD wIEGAHD,
Gold I'm. EovEda.
Formerly Superyi,irg Asssyrr Of u
Mint nj San frADrisro.)
Gold HllI, May l. 1865. Mill
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-21

A cIrIzss Of Bridgeport AYERS that he
has been cured of dyspepsia by riding
over the Connecticut railroads last
Winter
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-21
Andrew johnson AFFILIATED blythe Confod'
crate Authorities NJ an Alton Rnomy.

craze hutuortNtes ~ W H''oD o""'
The Following is q correct transcript
from the records Of the District Court
FOR the Confederate States in the Knox
vile District. The books are OH file in
the Clerks office Of the District Court
of the United States ut Knoxville, and
this entry can be authenticated Mt any
timc:
DECEMBER 10th, 1862.
Confederate States Of America VS.. The Els.
tate Of Andrew Johnson, an alien enemy.
Pctition.-First Receivers District. In this
case appeared NJ. T. Haynes, Receiver for
the First District Of East Tennessee, and
moved that said Andrew Johnson be declared
an alien enemy to the Confederate States OF
| America, and that the Court direct the mat
ter to be submitted to q jury, whcrcupon
| came the traverse Jury who had been sum
moned by the Marshal, and duly elected, en-:
| pannc!ed and sworn to try all the causes and
matters, civil and criminal, in the Eastern
District Of Tennessee, to be submitted 10
| them during the present term OF the Court,
to.wit: Robert CraYcns, James Montgomery,
| John Bise, Joe Bowling, John g. King, Car.
rick W. Crozicr, Samuel P. Evans, Wm. S
Kennedy, VIM. b. Smith, VIM. Ray, Z. W,
Marsh, and ]. g. Blackwell; and the said
jury having heard the testimony and tho
| charge Of the Court, upon their oath do say
| that the said Andrew Johnson is an alien en-
cmy to the Confederate State OF America
II is therefore ordered by the Court that the
| said Andrew Johnson is an alien enemy, and
| all the property, rights and credits belonging
to him, either at law or in equity, are scqucs'
tratcd under the Acts Of Congress, and the
Receiver for this District is directed to pro
coed to dispose Of the same as provided BY
law,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-21

To delay a matter Of great Importance
betrays the hight Of folly, and is abso-
lutely wicked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-21

Tue sheep in the meadow II TIC
ax in the forest contribute the'r
"chops" for the support of man.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-21

Ir is said that the prettiest girls in
Salt Lake City usually marry Young.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-21

A., In, Ry.rytLiug for (~rrenbRcks
"a New York Wholesale Prices.
Anil that 1, WHY we can afioI Il and shall con
linn, TO sell FRESH, PURE and
DItIGs, PATENT MEDICINES OF all kinds,
and every articles kept Ia 4 FlRST Ci'ASs
DRUG STORE CHEAPER than III any other
house In Virginia.
Physicisns' ~ rcsrripttons md Fam
Inv nrc~ipIs Warranted nc
rurntriy prepared mt all
Hours, my %
Night,
,1,,uN HALF TIIE USUAL CHARGES,
M we nay no 49, rcentngc fur these fnvors, Dnt nc.
pending on II generous public you shall I'VE ANA
Nil will ~il,urish. The PLACE, our brnnchhousc
HERE. II tho
MINERS, AND TRANSFERS. DRUG
STORE.
tSISn Of tho big GOLDEN MoRrARD,
No. III South G street. opposlto the Chaplin
IIouac, Virginia. Nevada. Al this store !" ING
Office of
ID IL. G. - IL -,
wIo will At all times dociorthe sick mud afflicted,
n,J ,fr,rt cure. by the natural. Judlclous. liberal
nnJ ,rIcc,s,ful treatment which for tho Inst 10
year. characicriE n the prnctlc" Of Medicine ana
Surgery Of his excellent Father AMI Tn" laio Dr.
Valentine Mott ST. OF New YORK.
,E-OFFICE CONSULTATIONS FREE.
~. peousr Medicines furnished and Speedy
Cures nj M isrnto charges. Applicants Pseeh'
MOD and Teeth Extracted Every Afternoon
from 9 to 5 o'clock,
SACRAMENTO DRUG COMPANY,
No. 1877 !SouiI q street. sign OF The big Golden
Mortar. Virginia. N-vnin. mal'im'"'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-21
v,uxSooy STOCK REPORT.
fcouur,rrp DAILY pY NELSON, cHuBBucE = co
GOLD HILL
SAN Ta,ScIsoo. May 81. 1865.
RlIFA

7s Alpha, sSoo6i; ~ Bslcher. sa9oS9so0
oso 50: 30 Bullion, sJ03Is. II Crown Point, slo2
Dl0I6i O6; 1874 Chollar. Potnsl. sso5GAi; y
Dnn.y. sI5dII; 25 Exchequ-r. SOS; l Gold Hll
0nari. Mill. slO5: 3I2 Halo g. Norcross. slO5V
iu7IpiO5: 10 Imperial. sI9J; 70 Ksntuck, $500
Is Lady Bryan, s3o025oss; 50 oyerman s7oS
Ti5s7a 80. iGI Savage, sli2 500 l4l lao 90 los
sierra Nevada. s25 aGO Segregated belcher
siO coo 10 81 Yellow Jacket. essO@0SoSso2
10 United States, t8 -soller IO; ~ Co'e' sOi IL
Occidental, 60. Gold, 1874.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-21
NEW TO-DAY.
WHYP HOWP WHY? H
-
READ AND SEE. II

Our Expenses are Worry Light.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-21
To Contractors
MINERS UNION
HALL ASSOCIATION!

STOCk OERTIfICATS IN THIS NEW IN
- corporated Association are now ready for u
sue to oil persons DESTROYS Of purchasing. All
parsons who have engaged TO take, stock arc dc
sired to some forward and receive tho Nnlno.
The Stock Books are open at the oace OF Mr.
A. U. Hay. at the Express Saloon.
BY order Of
nj TIE MINEitS' UNION.
Gold I1Il. May II, 1868 myli I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-21

The diet of wOrms-tho grave.