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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-13


A SINGULAR WARaIsG.-A friend in-
forms US, says the Charleston Courier of
April 9Th, Of the following singular cir
cumstances, which occurred to him on
Saturday night last. he, repaired to
his farm, some distance from the city,
for the purpose Of passing the night.
About ten o'clock he went to bed be-
fore doing SO, he put some wood on the
fire, It being rather cool. Some ten
minutes after, a bird, Supposed to DO a
whip-'o-will,) which was in a tree in the
enclosure, began to sing. The utteran-
ccs ofthe bird seemed to say "You've
set your house on fire Z" which was re-
quickly. Our friend says that
he listened to the bird attsntivsly for
some moments, then thinking that it
might be q warning, as the fire. was
burning briskly, he concluded to get up
aud see If the chimney was on FIRE. To
lis a~stonishment whom he went out he
saw sparks falling in the yard, and upon
examination found that the roof of the
house had really ignited from the fall
lug sparks. He Immediately aroused
the freedmen, and happily ex~tinguished
the FIRE without further damage. The
friend who relates to us this singular
circumstance positively AYERS that be
would not have got up had It not been
for tho very timely warning Of the bird,
as be did not feel the least apprehension
Of fire or any other damage when he re-
tired.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-13

A DELICATE PosITIoN.-The Jefferson
vile reporter Of the Louisville Democrat
tells Of very good looking woman who
applied 10 o well-known lawyer Of that
city, lately, to know t0hose ,oDe she pds.!
This was q little beyond the legal talent
of the attorney, as he did hot know the
circumstances, but he was soon snlight.
ened in relation to it, in this wise I:
The lady said her frat husband went to
tho wars, and some time aftsrward she
learned that he was dead. After wear
ing the widows weeds for a consider
able leigth of time, she married again,
aud for four years has been enjoying
the marital relations with her second
spouse. A short time since, as she was
passing along the street, someo n tapped
her upon the shoulder and addressed
her with How are you, purty?" She
did not recognize the individual, but it
is needless to say that it is husband No.
L. Explanations followed, and matters
left for further consideration. Both tho.
husbands claim her, and the woman is
in rather an awkward fix. She is in-
clined towards tho first husband, and
husband No. 2 wants her to fly with
him to some more congenial cline, ut
least, where no dead husbands make
their ghostAike appearance to interrupt
his connubial bliss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-13
AL.rrrs, SAID TO HAVE BEEN War

A LETTER, SAID TO HAVE BEEN WRIT
TEN By THE SAvIouR.-F. Wilson has
fled in the Omitted States. District Court,
for copyright, tho copy Of letter said
to have been written by Jesus Christ
and found 65 years after his cruci6xion
80 miles from Iconium. It is said the
letter was found under q stone, on the
face OF which was written, "Blessed is
he that shall turn mo over" All people
that saw it, prayed to God earnestly,
and desired that he would make known
to them the meaning of this writing,
that they might not attempt in vain to
turn II over. In the meantime came O
little child aud turned it over, without
help, to the admiration Of all the people
that stood by; and under this stone was
found o letter written by Jesus Christ,
which was carried to Iconium, and
there published; and in II was written
the Commandments, signed BY the An
gel Gabriel SO years after our Sayior's
birth, to which is added King Abarus's
letter aaud our Savior's answer, and also
His miracles, and a full description OF
HE person, In sentulus's epistle to the
Senate of Rome.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-13

IMPORTANT II TRug.-The Stockton
Gazette has had several conniption fits
owe. the Impeachment trial. Tho par
oxysm of May 9th worked off in the fol-
lowing style:
Is the Impeachment sustained Then look
out for the time, not far distant when green
backs can be bought for 4 guinea a peck. 10
the President sustained and the Sepoy Of the
War Office oyerthrown? Then would the
people send up q shout like unto that that
fell among the hosts OF. Senscharib, Laus
Dec!
This paragraph is pregnant with gen.
eral beauty aud excellence, but its chief
value consists in its addition to the ex-
listing stock Of historic lore, contained
in the information that the hosts Of
Senacharib were familiar with Latin,
and gave expression to their feelings Of
sxultation in EXPLANATIONS from that
language. -g-
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KILLED X RoHDED.-The Decatur
(Ill.) Moynet Of April l4th says "a
stranger went to the house Of an old
farmer, living near the line between this
and Sangnmon county, at about nine
o'clock Sunday night, and asked to -be
allowed to remain over night. He was
at first refused, and told to 60 to llliop-
oils, a short distance on ahead but in-
sis,iug, he was finally taken Id. He
had not been 10 the house long before
another man rode mp and requested
lodging. Having one guest, tho old
man and his wife, who were living oil
alone, concluded that it would be no
more trouble to keep two guests than
one, and the last applicant was also per-
mitted to como in. He had entered but
q short time when tho first guest arose
and demanded the old mans money,
about 81, 800, which he had taken in a
few days before on the sale of some
stock. The old man Of course refused
the demand, when be was shot down
dead, his wife seized, bound and gagged,
and her husband lying dead on the
floor. The old lady was released, whom
she related the tragic affair. Pursuit
was made after the murderers, but they
had not been apprehended at last ac-
counts. One of them is supposed to
live in the neighborhood.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-13

JOSH BILLINGS ON HENs.-Hens lead
me tew remark, in tho fust place, that
thus far they are a suckcess.
They are domestic, aud occasion ally
are tuf.y
This is owing tew their not being
boiled often enuf in their younger dazei
but the hen amt lew blanc for this.
Thare is q CRATE deal or originality
tew in tho hen-exactly how much
kant tell ; historians fight SO much
about It. Sum say Knower bad hens
with him in the ark, and sum say he
didn't. So II goes, which and luther.
Kant tell you which waz born fust,
the hen or the egg ; sumtimcs ! think
the egg was, and tsamtimes l think
don't know-and I kant tell. which
il right for the life " me. ash
Laying eggs is the hens best grip.
A hen that kant lay eggs-is laid out.
Ono cgg is considered a fair days
work for a hen. I have herd Of their
doing better, but I don't want q hen ov
mine to do tit is apt to hurt their
constitution and bylaws, and thus i'm
pare their future worth.
Tho poet seq, beautifully
"sumboddy has stole our old blew hen,
l wish ths'd let her be;
She used to lay 2 eggs a day.. y
b. And Sundays she layd g."
This sounds true suuff Tor poetry, bnt
I will bet 75 thousand dollars that it
never took place.
This bet stands open till tho 18th day
ov next November, ut half-pHst twelve
O'clock. f" .gaDl. 2-IiE
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-13

SCENE IN A UTICA, Nav YoRk, CHURCH.
while the sermon was being deliy-
cred, q lady deliberately removed her
hat, took down her back hair by the
removing Of q comb, and taking out,
one BY one, seventy or eighty hair pins.
The raven locks fell upon her shoulders,
and then people, instead Of attending to
the sermon, looked for 'the'nsxt move
ment. It came In several quiet, enjoy
ing movements Of the comb down the
back of the head and through the hair.
The hair was then gathered 10 both
hands, dextrously twisted, the comb In;
serted, those ssysnty-6ye pins land 1t
seems as il they would never all be put
.in) replaced one by enc, the short hairs
on tho neck tucked under, and finally
the bat was resumed, and then the lady
turned her. attention TO the minister
with greater Ease and more zeal than
did the amused audience. ~ Z
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ovrR THE FALLs The Helena Msralt

OVER THE FALLS The Helena Herald
of the goth ult., has a thrilling account,
written by an eyewitness, of q man BY
the name of Alexander Patterson being
carried over the Great Falls Of the Mis-
souri,, on the 18th. Patterson had drank
too much whisky, and said, in bravado,
that he could cross tho river nearer to
the falls than "any other man He
got into q skiff and commenced pulling
in circles, each one being nearer the
fatal spot, till he got loo close, when
one Of his oars broke, and he was be-
yond human aid. He was carried over
six falls, standing erect in his boat, and
the skiffl held good till II reached the
Great Falls, when it wa carried over
the awful psecipice and dashed to pieces,
while Patterson was seen no moref
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-13

MURDER IN PLAcER.-Ou last Thurs
day evenlng shout 10 o'clock says the
Auburn (Csi.) Herald Of May 9th, Fer
dinand Helbs was instantly killed at OF
near the crossing of the turnpike ana
railroad, In Newcastle. IL seems that a
number OF persons had been at Claren-
bach's saloon, In the lower town, during
the evening, aud that the deceased anu
the party charged with the killing, tho
latter being comparatiyelyls stranger,
not having been 10 that section 0
than a month or two, and known as
Dutch Henry, had hnd some disagree
mont and ono or two t~usssls, and Helos
had got the better of the accused each
time. Tho trouble was supposed to De
all over, and Henry, the accused, a
gone out and started up tho bill for
homo, he being employed in Justice
Rice's garden. Not long after tho dc.
ceased and Henry Falo went out n
started for home In tho same direction.
and when they had reached point IN
the vicinity Of Increasing of5the raii7
road aud turnpike, IN the town on tue
hill, some one commenced throwing
| rocks at them, and looking In the direc-
| ton they had come they saw this same
man, Dutch Henry, with whom Helos
had had the trouble, and they 10Th
started for him. NHelbs reached him
first, and as Falo came up a second or
two after, Helbs fell, put his hand un.
der his shirt on tho loft breast, drew out
blood, and said al am stabbed and
Immediately expired without saying an.
other word. The alarm was given, and
tho accused arrested and turned overito
Constable William HEM. We state the
above facts from tho best information
we can obtain at this time friday, and
doubt not that they are in the main
correct.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-13
.A,w,pN,so 70 CoURriso You've Ml

AWAKENING TO CouRrisa You've MEN.
An exchange tells Of a lawsuit brought
by the father Of ayoung lady against a
young mar who had been counting his
(the fsiher's) Lucinda. The suit was
brought ito recover for use Of room,
lights, fuei, meals, ETC., while the Young
man was counting Lucinda ut tho house,
Of the plaintiff. The prosecution showed
that the defendant was Mt his house.
from three to Eve nights per week ; that
b usually remained until four o'clock
in. the morning, add oftentines until
after breakfast. The case, attracted
much attention. The decision'is one of.
Interest to all young meg who, are In the
habit OF, q slipping drops from the be-
witching cupof Bliss until foaro'clock
In the morning, inasmuchf as u allows
them TO continue slipping such nectar
without fsarlof lawsuits for damages.
The Justice rendered a decision Of "no
cause Of action"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-13
Stir Up the Animals I
WE L X THE FUN

GONE OF THE FoUNDRYMEN OF THIS
State seem very much excited. and arc rush.
Ing around furiously. We think they fear their
high prices for Castlngs, and moro particularly
their outrageous high prices for dnlIhing and 70
pairing, won't 60 much longer. We think the
operations Of tho Vulcan Quarlx Mil Shoe q DIE
Company, composed Of the Vulcan Iron Works
Company, and J. r. Mead, Of San Francisco, VIII,
II we'll patronizcd, remedy the evils to which we
haye heretofore boon subjected, ~ they aro offer.
Ing 10 furnish, free on shlpboard at Ban Francis.
co, Shoes and Dies as good as ever was made on
this Coast, and moro uniform In every way (vix:
white, and all tho same for hardness and tough
nesp, II. ordered white II ordered gray. 20 %
equally UNIFORM than has ever been mAde ID OF
imported to this State. for four and ono fourth
cents per pound; also, 10 furnish Pan Bottoms,
on ships as above, for four and one.half cents per
pound OF San Francisco; also, TO furnish all heavy
anan!,hsd Casting; q: s sSSss, re sm on 1 Tap I.
BoI,eu. heavy Flanges, Gearing, otc, for i've
cent? per pound. No charge for patterns unless
agreed upon. All work warranted TO bee y -.
perior quality. They further propose 70 start q
Foundry and Machine Shop, some place between
yIreInln and Gold Hill, and also to very mnteri'
nlly reduce tho pricesof finishing and repairing.
= they also agree TO take all the old east Iron,
NOT burnt, accruing OF mills, furnished With shoes
and dies by them for four cents per pound SaSny
cred at their shop, between Virginia and Silver
City) during tho time thus furnished. or con
tracted TO be furnished, giving mills Twenty Dol.
lars Dor ton the advantage over present prices
for old iron. The above payments 70 DO made IN
II, 8, gold coin. Mil men, rescue youlIelyetI
" ~. q tBY AIkuLE MAN
j. F. MEAD.
Gold Hill. April %, 1868. 9I,ss .pso-ln
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-13

COMING WITH A RusH.-A New York
correspondent says there is prospect
Of a great rush Of mechanics and work
ing men to this coast during this Sum-
mer and Fall. Tho great ship-builder,
Webb, has purchased an enormous
steamer, which will be placed on the
"Opposition linep to California, run
ming at low rates Of fare. The cores
pendent adds: "Berths are engaged
three weeks ahead. The rush Of emf
grafton to the Pacific this season calls
to mind the scenes Of the dayso of the
gold fever more than anything else"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-13
For President of the United States,
sUMMARY.

There was a tornado near Cold Springs
on The Hudson river, on the 10th inst
No lives were lost, but one Vessel wa.
thrown on her beam ends, and other.
driven ashore.
The President Of the Union Pacific
Railroad has fled afidavits Of the com
plstiou Of that road to tho Eve hundred
and eightieth mile post, and the Gov
eminent Commissioners have been in
structed TO examine and report thereon.
A rupture between McCulloeh, Sec
Rotary Of the Treasury, and President
Johnson, is reported. McCulloch says
he win resign on Tuesday, as soon as
the vote on Impeachment is taken,
whether Johnson 10 convicted or not.
In the Impeachment trial, AFTER the
doors Of the Senate were closed, on
Monday, q form for taking the final vote
was submitted by the Chief Justice,
and, on motion Of Sumner, adopted by
tho Senate. The Senate remained in
session until midnight on Monday, du-
ring which time there was great excite
ment in Washington. The views ex-
pressed by. different Senators arc report
ed, and make a lovely tumble, but how
the reporters obtained q knowledge Of
the proceedings in secret session is suf-
6ciently mysterious to justify doubts of
their accuracy. Sherman il reported as
opposed to tho FIRST and sound on the
second article. Grimes is ishy on all.
Edmunds sound on first and second ar
ticles, but craw6shes on conspiracy.
Williams agrees with Edmunds, may
possibly 60 further. Howe will vote
for tho second, third and eleventh arti-
clss. Hendricks (Dem.) astonished the
Senate with the statement that he
should oppose all the articles. He is
credited with the ungentlemanly decla-
ration that, if Impeachment was car
ried, il would DO on partisan grounds.
Pomeroy and Morrill, are sound on all
the Articles. Doolittle and Davis
followed in the tracks Of Hendricks.
Henderson is set down as opposed to all
of the principal Articles. Dixon and
johnson declare that there is no case
against the President. Trumbull indi-
Gated that he would not vote for any Of
the Articles, saying that the question
must be decided from q judicial stand
point. Fessenden declared against
every Article. At the evening session,
CONFESS, Wilson, Harlan and Morton
spoke in favor Of conviction, Buckalew
against. The vote on Impeachment has
been postponed until Saturday next.
The House, by a vote Of 60 to 81, re-
solved on q recess from Saturday next
until the 9th, ITO attend the Chicago
Conventiou.1
By q vote Of SO to IS the House passed
a bill to relieve about 200 persons in
North Carolina from civil disabilities.
The list includes Gov. Holden, the Lieut..
Governor elect, Judges of the Supreme
Court and two members Of Congress
elect, one being Boydeu, Conservative.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-13

READ AND PosDER.-The old form OF
criminal indictment in Virginia ended
with the words, to tho displeasure Of
Almighty God, and against the peace
and dignity Of the Commonwealth" In
1851 II woman was indicted, tried and
sentenced to two years Imprisonment
for teaching q slave to road. The in
dictment road rs follows:
"And the said -. not having the fear Of
God before her eyes, but moved and instiga-
ted thereto by the devil, did teach to q Ger.
tain negro woman to read the Bible, to the
grca. displeasure Of Almighty God" etc.
Such are the actions which nrc re-
garded as crimes under Democratic
laws, In Democratic States, and by all
good Democrats.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-13

ZACH MONTGOMERY and Michael Haven
have sued the city of San Francisco for
nearly $4,000 and interest for the de-
struetion of,the Oeeidental newspaper BY
a mob on the day AFTER Lincoln's muir
der. We are in favor Of paying that
bill, on sight, by the San Francisco au'
thoriites. But, by oil means, let 1t be
paid in Confederate currency ; for nc
such traitors as the plaintiffs deserve to
carry an American gold piece.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-13

WARS CoNISa.-A glance at the
Cheyenne papers exhibits what the rail-
way has done for the desert. 10 a few
months a city has BEEN built up and a
business established that 6lls the on
locker with establishment. In the "ar-
rival column" OF one day, we count at
three hotels-5o at one 90 at the sec
ond, and 10 ut the third Keepup your
courage ; get your hotels and everything
elso fixed irst-class our day is coming.
-Sah Lake Telegraph. y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-13

AN English ehemis. has discovered a
transparent cement (which be calls
coaguline) BY which glass, rope, leather,
wood, stone, ivory, bone, or minerals
can be picced or Joined, and SO tena.
cious is it that whom thus used it VIII
resist a strain Of ga pounds or more.
Heat and cold, ERE and water, are sue
c~sssfully resisted by it. In piecing glass
or crystal with it, its transparency rem
dsrs the junction imperesptiole, q It's
ad~hesivsness makes the broken glass or
crystal as good as new.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-13

CATTLE Coxrss.-Tho Stockton Ga
zette' of the 10th says: I" Beef cattle to
the number of seyen hundred and ffty
were driven through Stockton yester-
day, on their way to Virginia city,
Netada. They, were the properly Of L.
T. Fox, and were driven from near Eliz-
ahsth Lake, TETON Pass.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-13

PArRoSIziSo.-The Sacramento Union
says "the eruption Of Mauna Loa, the
Hawsiiu volcano, is said to DO quite a
success 10 that line" This reminds Us
of an Englishman whom We met at Yo-
semitic. "Ah," says he, "but hits raw
Their a nobby hafiair for a new country,
ye know"
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Rcgistry Notice!

maE rInr ron REaIsTRATIoN OF THE
names Of the qualified ~electof! II Precinct.
Or Didficis Nol Sand ., To.n.hip No. !. 9o,d
nm. prior 10 ths Municipal Election to DO held
IN SaId,T on the lat day o. yuns mex, 'os
ths slseiioa Of Tsws 0a asx o. Nav, ISIS.
os~ WIN. HALL,
Registry Arsn. Tewn,hlp No. 5, Storey county
aa S:y IN n., ii, 1888. n,il.lod
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-13

Jrsrs, who WAS appealed to FOR aid
for the suffering poor OF Crete, rspilea
that there were poor +" cretursD enough
near home 10 claim all the aid that he
could afford TO give.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-13

IT is asserted positively that the Sec
rotary Of War will recommend an ap-
preparation of $50, 900 toward tho COM
pletion Of the San Francisco seawall ;
also, $4,000 for removing Blossom
-oot
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-13

THs DisrrxcrIoS.-It is said that at
the late election in New Hampshire tho
soldiers were divided. The volunteers
voted with the Republicans aud tho
couscripts with the Democrats. q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-13

Gronop FaAScis TnArs writes from
Dublin Jail, under date OF March slst,
to tho San Francisco AonitOr, saying that
no will be In California in June Of this
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-13

EXECUTED. : Timothy Cronin was
hanged at San Rafael, CALIFORNIA;, last
Friday, for numbering his wife in 1886.
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Hill Assay Office
G.: 1WR1IEaAARD,& CO.

rMARGksFoR hULLlONs 81 90
~ In addition to one per cent Of Silver YHlue.
These charges sre San fraAclseo rates strletly.)
small bars at specially Low Rates. Re.ults OF
MIL Tests Of small lots ~ ore for ~ %. The
Foregoing charges are lexsened BY thH full value
Of all scraps belonging to the bullion alsaysd:
BULLION PR0RITS SHARED WITH
PATRONS. Every Deposition receives = portion
Of ths profits Of the Once. BY . certain per cent.
~pIscoUaT nom. hiS charges, which discount be
eomes large A. the buyineIs Of the once In
Largo work ron ALL COMBINED, secures
small charges TO each Individual.
CHARGES FOR ORES. AssayS OF ore ate
made for % rs. 81, 81 0Jor e5, for each sample
reported. according to the nsture Of the assay re.
CURED For full ~inforpstion on Ahis point send
BEWARE OF AssAYs, which as Isvipgto
tho AIsaysr are made In old crueibles, especially
when the reports ara not based on two dibtinci
assays. No matter by whom made, they arc per.
iloui. An unsxcspuonAble assay report cannot
be made with . profit, for less than 81 20. -
Ore assays from o distance. may be sent with
fees by mail. THREE OUNCES IL q sufieisnt
= sCONRAn wIEGAND.
Gold Hill. Nevada.
(Formsriy Supervi,tpg Asssyer Of u
Mint at Ban FraneiIcoo
Gold HnI. Nay !. 1868. milf
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CAUTION

Y0IIow Jacket HoSe Ce.Ns.2.
mHERRWILLJBE AREnuLARM0NTHLY
i meeting Of Yellow Jacket Hose
Go, No. 2 held :, tns Hose sDS:s O. 81
DAY EVENING, May 18th, 1888. nN
faii attsndsncsi Il requested; ss-bhdpsss d
Importance VIII come before the neatluR
Byrordero Of VIII. BEGAN, Ferrman.
Cold I'M, May II. 1852 myltat
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FORENOON srOCK RRpoRr.
(coaaicrrD DAnr 81 SIlsoss SHAW. GOLD urLI.l
Ban IlAscsco. May Is. 1865.

75Alpha, go; % Belehsr. ESQ; 90 Bullion, ssQ;
80 Crown Point, el2s 50; 81 Ohollar. Potos, gal;
10 Daasy, sls; rs EIehsquer, e52; l Empire
Quartz Mil, el25: 20 Hale & Norcross. 0ll5: lIs
Imperial, S232; q JuItice, el4i; 10 Kentuck, e46o;
l30Lsdy Bryan, o35; 80 Overman. ell2 so; 80
Savage, el5s; IS Sierra Nevada, Is; 125 Segrs.
gated Bsleher. 9i6; u Yellow Jsckst, 1l,37o;
lfg Unltsdf ststes, olo-scllsr 90; Is Julia. e6;
II Cole. e25; 50 Occidental, e23-Scllsr 90; $4,000
Legal Tenders, ia; Gold, 1891.
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uL.rss. At sa. francisco Rate.
,y,ftf h,yaa . H. HARRIS