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the right of the working men.
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notice.!

HAVING SOLD MY ENTIRE IN
IL tcrcst in the Dry Goods trade at
Hunts Station, W. Il A. railroad, to
Mcssrs. II. J. LipscOmb and Willie Rut-
ledge, | desire an early settlement of all
balances due me. My friend, George T..
Rutlcdgc. ever true to integrity, will be
ON hand to make settlement.
G. w. HUNT.
Jan. Dist, 1860.
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,SPR[NCCOQDS

including All styles OF spring and 9nmmer
clothing.
10 those who want g0od-litting and
wen put-up nit OF clothes, he invites
call.
~ lie will furnish goods. or make
them up when. furnished. and guarantees
that no one who tavOrs him with their
patronage shall leave his shop dissatisfied.
.g8" GIVE HIN A CALL. Shop on
Southeast side Public Sqpape.
My
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-18

iebased females were brought bs.
uire Shannessy, yesterday after
Tor fighting. Their appearance
lduct were revolving beyond de.
a. They fairly dsIuged the door
bacco juice, and the TRADE Of abuse
sped upon each other was scarce.
dlthy. The creature complained
under the name Of Mollie Hunter.
nplaing witness, whose name we
learn, was aided and encouraged
Fanny Hopkins, one Of the most
to females la the country.
case had been heard. Mollis
had been fined S. and trimmings
|e Squire was In the preparation of
|ttimus when Mollis pounc ed first
Fannie Hopkins and then upon
|osecutor, and had there not been
= interference there would have
rather expensive tearing u dra.
Fight then and there. She felt her.
|ersecuted, was determined on Ne.
} and, for moment matters looked
much as II she possessed the phys.
biiity to take it. Shortly afterwards
as escorted to jail, as angry q crea.
e ever entered the portals Of thai
lishment.
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4 HpIeuslid Reef.

Keohler Il Co., Of the Fourth Ward
market, will XIII this evening and have
on sale IN market In the morning one Of
the latest bseves ever slaughtered In
Cairo. The animal is In magnificent
condition, and we advise every person
who wishes piece Of the choicest beef
offered In Cairo during the year, to call
In the morning on Keohler 4 Co., corner
10th and Poplar. II.
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Your committee are Of the opinion that
$500 would embellish and otherwise Inn.
prove the park In such . manner a. 10
render Il . pleasant resort for citizens.
They they therefore recommend, that an
appropriation off,, 500 be made 70 fence
and embsllish said park, and herewith
report resolution authorizing the expen-
dlture o. that amount for the purpose
y Resolved, by the select council 10
board OF aldermen concurring herein.
thst special committee consisting OF
one from each board and one citizen, TO
b appointed by The mayor, - and they
aro hereby eut6oSised 70 have 81. Mays
Park fenced with plain picket fence, 9
Sset In height Of dressed lumber, and
otherwise embellished, provided the exr
pense OF the same shall not exceed $500,
and that said commi ttee may either
otherwise as they may desm expedient.
Loom JoRGENsEN. Chairman.
Councilman Barclay moved 10 amend
BY striking out the words: ''of dressed
lumbsr." Carried. tn''b
On motion Of Councilman Rsardlsn the
report was received and the resolution a.
amended Vas adopted. W ~ f'.
Councilman Rearden, from the special
committee appointed 10 receiye the M
nois Press Association, made Q verbal
report, stating the deficiency In the
amount Of funds necessary 10 defray OF.
penses 20 DO el05 scrip; and submitted
the folio wing resolution: -"
Whereas, deficiency exists In the sp-
preparation made by the city council for
entertaining tho Press Association OF II.
linois In April last, be- II ..,......., A.,
Resolved by the select council, the
board Of aldermen concurripg. that an
appropriation Of one hundred and five
payment In full OF such expense.
On motion Of Councilman Barclay the
report was rsosived and the resolution
adopted BY the Following vote: ~
Yeas = Barclay, Jorgensen, Martin,
O'Csiiahsni Rearden saandr William
son.--6.i MY 1910 .7s1s'4
Nays.-Nones
Councilman Barclay made the follow.
| ing report, which, on motion OF Council
man Jorgenssn, was received, and the
| resolution adopted: 1880 8 eosnl.i4a "a q
| TiIeundersigned to whom was referred
a. . special com uiittss, the petition ask.
| Ing aid from the city fOf the Completion
| VI the Cairo 4 BlaSdville Turnpike Road,
beg leave 70 make the following report:
lYouv con nsiteee have car eiuIly exam.
lined into the condition Of said road and
find that 1t requires an additional outlay
ofabout ~ 900 In scrip to complete the
same, thereby living the city the advan
tase q sSpisndldf road at al ssasenss In
TO the heart Of : rich and productive
country, hitherto beyond our reach. Tn,
interests and inclinations OF the peopl,
Of that district are ell In favor OF Cairo a
market, but the want Of q good roat
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-18

|, Wednesday evening, was on
nd not Seventh street. II was
y a coal that rolled from the
ling the absence of'the woman
use. A hole was burned In the
some other damage inflicted
total, however, being quite
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It's" the most approved.
Attensies ST. ksiEhls.

lar conclave OF Cairo COM
10. u knights Templar will be
le asylum In the City OF Cairo
Friday evening, June 18th. 1869.
,urning sir knights are courte-
tied to attend.
JAS. 3 REARDrS,
Recnrler. pro tenn.
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Save your lives aud property. A.
Fraser Is agent for the copper scroll light
ming rod company and will al all orders
'prosaptlyg Call 1t once and have them
put Oh your buildings. This 10 the best
and safest rod now made Shop on Com.
mercisl avenue, between Eleventh and
Twelfth street. apl24dsm
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a, Concert I.asI Might.

he Concert Last Night.
ncert by the Wittig family, at
Charles hotel, last night, drew
~ select audience-the hall be.
fortably filed. The music was
tghest order, the splendid rem.
sounds from Home" BY Mr..
|ig, on the violin, and TIE sue-
little Miss Emma, on the same
instrument, calling out the most
4 encores. The audience was
bf appreciating fine music. and
|mbers OF II as we have heard ex-
Fmselves declare that they have
u the music surpassed In Cairo.
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IN be "a sacred concert given ut
all on Sunday, the Goth inst.
es Wlttig, senr- his grand
md sons. Admission, 25 cents.
|uss des concerts tanzkraenz-
jel8d2t
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GREAT CRESCENT CITY CIRCUS



immense canvas Of Noyes' circus
, spread ct the corner Of Tcnth
|ular streets, and the arst exhi-
Fill b given tonight.
|avlllion, vast ~ It IL, will no
} nlled, ~ the show Is one Of the
Ind most complete organizations
yelling, and embraces most At
features belonging to no other
hmsnt. Charley Noyes assures
It is the best show, and the
now extant; and those who
Foyes do not question his ability
just that kind OF . combination.
) give him "rouzer.n
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-18

!. for the Fourth wsvd.
n a supply OF ice will be kept
the corner OF 10th and Poplar,
! g rate as furnished by other
May "a II.
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|ouuty order. for sale.

kzgerald, ut the Court Honse,
y orders for sale ut the ruling
ates. He can furnish any
ON i've to q thousand dollars.
81.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-18

Mr.. McKimm, Commercial avenue,
between Nineteenth and Twentieth
streets, has established himself In the
bakery business, and advertises his sbil.
ity to furnish cakes and confections at
prices below the ruling market rates.
He "openly and above board" asserts
that his is the cheapest blishment Of
the kind In the city. Orders for cakes
CONNECTIONS for parties, receive prompt
and satisfactory attention. See his card
Notice Of the election to be held on the
18th day Of July, to determine whether
Cairo shall become subscriber OF $780,.
600 to the capital stock Of the Cairo q
Fulton railroad company, appears In
another column. In due season we shall
discuss this proposition fully.
The Sunfiower Billiard saloon, on Obio
Lsvse. In furnished with the latest styles
Of tables, and the bar supplied with the
most excellent liquors. Free lunch II
l spread every day at y. nm. sud 10 p m
The highest prices obtained during. the
tobacco sales yesterday, was by A. =.
Taylor, esq, Of Blandville, Ky, 81, D..
II you want q good stove, or tinwsre
hollow-ware, copper or sheet-iron ware,
tin roof, gutter, or anything In that line,
call on A. Fraser, Commercial avenue,
beteen Eleventh and Twelfth street,
where he has moved to, aud fitted up the
largest and most complete shop In
Southern Illinois. ....... d..
Particular attention given to steam
boat and mill work, copper smithiAg
and sheet Iron work, such ~ chimneys,
breecher escaping steam. pipes, etc.
apre4d6m
"Barrett's" InfAllible Hair Restorative
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..u,,ou Remsb A Rsadses.

hereby notified to meet Of
inc house this evening, . 8
y order Of board directors.
Jos. ". VEIRUM, Secy.
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PATRICK MoCKLER, City Clerk,

DR.. Austin, surgeon dentist. extracts
teeth without pain, and In the insertion
Of new teeth, singly or In sets, gives the
most complete satisfaction. q 'ROOms.
Commercial avenue, between Eighth and
Ninth streets. jl6lw
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together with the solicitations and induce
ments bold out by a rival city have until
recently derived us Of any portion Of
the great benefits to be derived from their
trade. SEa - e-gt =
IThe portion Of road to be completed is
from the river bank to the foot Of the
hill about one mile In distance, and un-
I'll this Is complete the whole outlay from
'BlAndvfiie 70 the foot Of the hill Is to
great extent useless, during the most Inn
| poTtant season Of the year, for the deliv'
| cry of the products OF that section. in
this space Of one mile there Is new
bridge 20 be constructed, which we un.
derstand the county court Of Ballard
county has ordered.
The money expended on this road so
| far, has been raised by individual contri.
| buttons among the citizens Of Ballard
! county and of this city without the ex-
pectation of any other return for their
| money than the great and general bene-
! Ats to be derived from such improve
ments.
Each and every citizen Of Cairo is in
I terested In this matter, as In our opinion,
! the greater the facilities for reaching our
markets with produce, In the same ratio
will the expense Of what we consume be
reduced. We would therefore recon-
mend the adoption Of the following res
| oluton.
Resolved, that the ordinance committee
be instructed to prepare an ordinance
authorizing ai appropriation of ono
thousand dollars for the completion 81
| the Cairo Il Bandville Turnpike Road
p. W. BARCLAY,
JoHS w. MCKEE,
lul Cairo, June 10, 1895.
A notice apc an affidavit, accom-
panied witha petition, was presented
and read by the clerk from Il. Shannessy
| in relation to city order which was
stolen from his room on the 9Th inst. and
! asking that duplicate for said order be
issued to him; and on motion Of coun-
Gilman Barclay the matter was referred
to the city attorney, with the request
that he report Immediately. tyi
The bill OF Michael Bambrick for his
salary as city marshal for the month OF
May, amounting to $50 was presented
and on motion allowed by the following
vote viz:
! Ayes-Barclay, Jorgensen, Martin
\ O'Callahan, Rearden and Williamson
Nays-None. .r.-., -.,,....
The bill Of William Martin for lumber
furnished the city amounting to As,4
WAS referred 70 the committee on claim'
under the rule. .. f,.a
The following bills having passed the
board OF aldermen, and been referred Il
the select council for concurrence, wer'
concurrsd In by the following vote viz
Ayes--Barciay, Jorgenesn, Martin
Il O'Cxliahan, Resrden and williamson-6
Nayes-None.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-18


OF John II. obsrly Tor expsnsss 70 the New
Orleans Coznasreia Convention ..-.-..--.-. l3l 70
Bill os, Patrick Walder, amounting TO
els ., Tor rsmoving carrion, having
passed the board Of aldermen, and been
referred - tn select council for concur
renee, was, on motion, referred 10 the
committee on claims. sifiraare
The following joint resolution having
passed the board Of aldermen, and been
referred TO the select council for concur
renee, was presented and read: "
Resolved, BY the board OF aldermen,
the select council concurring, that the
mayer appoint . committee OF three. 70
negotiate for the purchase Of the lot, on
which the city jail Is located, from the
trustees Of the Cairo city property.
Pending the consideration Of the reso-
luton, on motionof councilman Barclay,
the council adjourned. ,.faa % -}oSg
skaa PATRICK MoCKLER, City Clerk.
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'Barrett's" Is highly perfuned.

! Hsalssfpp ssA Dsiighsfsi Beverages.
The celebrated Settlers, Kissingen and
Huntsville Artesian waters are kept on
draught at the City Drug Store, Com.
mercial Avenue, between Sixth and Sew.
snth streets. a'bhA 10 15t
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-18

H." free from dirt and gum.
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p. Halliday, of Cairo, has pre-
afro Public School Library with
tied and costly map Of Europe,
v a French publishing house at
y.
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"Barrett's" InfAllible Hair Restorative
VvO CONTRACTORS. . eIsel

THO CONTRACTORS. 81 tFn
Notice IL hereby given. that sealed proposals viii
he received at my oifcs until ~ o'clock Of Mon
dag. ihe 2ist day 81 jane ises for widening and
known a the Posss road, As follows, to-wit
Commencing at the upper end OF said Potts road,
and laying white bar oak rails at least four inches
square eight feet long and square at one end said
rails 10 be laid erosssiss, IN uniform manner, the
whole length Of said road, the east side OF snd
abutting the rails laid by Parker 4 Hodges said
road-the square end 20 be lifted closely up 20 the
rails nov SAID road. Said rails TO be covered with
earth six inches IN the center siopng gradually 20
thrss iDehes thick o. either side The whole work
BE- done u good, workmsnlike manner, and 10 con-
form possible 10 the road built by said Par
ker Hodges. TO be completed BY the first day Of
Parties bidding ssid road will bid cash basis
BY the lsnisl yasd. ......
The court win reserve the right 10 reject all bids.
yAxcoB 9. LYNCH. County Clerk.
June ~. isss-dsa $500,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-18

'He ""o ""P' "eo'a"i"''on'"...~'',h "f"ah Di"ch'
II was agreed on all sides that the
young masters and misses not only ac-
quilted themselves creditably in their
readitgs and recitations, but during the
exaDination that preceded it. The spec
tators were well entertained, and were
piore than pleased at the promise Of
rth girls and boys who are soon to take
their places n.the stage of life.
The public school Of Cairo Is an object
Of pride among The people, and taksl
rank among the best in the State Of ii-
nois.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-18

recurring the services of a first
st, should call at the rooms OF
!, over the store of Messrs. El-
horn x Co. jl81w
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-18

The highest prices obtained during. the
tobacco sales yesterday, was by A. 4.
Taylor, esq, Of Blandville, Ky. s.. D..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-21

INQUEST AND FUNERAL. - Coroner
Symons holds au inquest th,s afternoon
on the body of James Bawdcn, ncci-
dentslly killed in the Justiee-Iudepend-
ent mine this morning. His funeral
takes place al IL. o'clock A. N. to.
morrow, from the Piute House, lower
Gold Hill.
DIED OF SMALL-Pox.-Johu Paine,
formerly a teamster we'll known OIL the
Divide, died at the county pest house,
near Virginia, last Tuesday morning.
lie was about "a of age aud leaves ain
aged mother residing Mt Browns VAL
ley, Yuba County, California.
wooDRuFF & ESSoR.-Slncc Brown
& Brother withdrew their stages from
the Reno route some two months ago,
the bullion and express matter of the
Pacific Union Express Company has
been transported between Virginia and
Reno by Woodruff & Ennor's fast
freight line.
ALpHA CONSOLIDATED MEEriSG.-
Official notice is given in our adver-
using columns OF the second annual
stockholders meeting of the Alpha
Co .Solidated Mining Company, TO be
held ut their office in San Francisco on
the 2lst of June.
Mons SMALL Pox.-Dr. Hal . reports
the following fresh cases Of smallpox
developed at Gold Hill this morning {:
+. o. Tcermo, Telegraph street, II short
distance south Of the Grauite mill ;
James RoSewall, Crown Point ravine.
SrARrIyG UP AGAIS.-The Suuder-
land mill, Gold Hill, which has been
living quiet for several weeks, started up
again to-day on orc from the kentuck
mine This now, is good news surely
for both mill and mine.
DR.. KAxg's Arctic SALvx.-See ad-
vertisement of this celebrated salye in
another column. 1t cures the worst
rheumatism, frozen feet, chilblnins, etc.
Great inducements offered to agent.
Read.
WEAruER.-It is evidently stormy to-
day a mixture Of rain and snow. 1t
is regular smallpox weather-chilly,
wet, muddy and disagreeable ; damp
ening even to the spirits Of the public.
FuSERAL.-The funeral Of Martin
Cloouey took place Mt . o'clock this
afternoon from Theater Hall, under the
auspices Of the Miners Union, OF
which he was q member.
ASSESSMENT LEvIED.-The Ophir Com
pany have levied m assessment of 50
per share on the capital stock Of the
company.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-21
, D.poo AM co.'s
nr \ ExNon,s L1NE.
The Mincs-Iucrense of Gus-Fire Still
Suspected-Accideut.


The Keutuck still continues to yield
ore for the Sunderland mill, which
started crushing on it to-day. A few
car loads of ore only have rs yet been
hoisted from the Crown Point. A con-
siderable increase Of gas is ~perceptible
at the sO0-foot level, and from the
heated rock and other indications it is
suspected that some fire may still exist
thereabouts. At 2 P. N. to-day, a steam
pipe connection was being made with the
water tank, in order to send II stream Of
water to that level. About 10 A. NJ, a
miner by the name of Perry, working a
few floors above the S00-foot level, find
ing himself becoming a~sphyxiated with
the foul hot gas, started out, but was
oyerpowered and fell a distance Of one
set Of t:mbsrs, insensible. He was
brought out, and properly cared for by
DR.. Zabriskie. He had II scalp wound
about an inch long, but fortunately got
OF with II few other light bruises and
contuSious.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-21
Notice!

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
~ have this day appointed and empowered
s. II. Robinson to act as my attorney In fact In
all matters pertaining 10 my business In the
State Of Nevada, until further public notice.
THOMAS Scale.
Gold Hill, March q, 1859. mh29-tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-21

We learn that a steam connection
pipe at the Gould & Curry hosting
works, d street, Virginia, burct this
morning. Nobody hurt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-21
ANOTHER.

Some time this forenoon, as party
Of men were dcmolishiug an old res
ervoir in the canyon II short distance
below the Piute mill, a large timber
suddenly gave way, and fell with great
force on II Portuguese named \. j.
Praeder, striking him on the head, and
fracturing it very badly around the base
Of the brniu-the blood gushing from
his nose, mouth and ears. DR.. Hall
was called to attend this man, and ad-
ministered to his wants. This man
may possibly recover, but the chances
are against him, rs in u case of frac.
,ure Of tins kind, Inflammation is likely
to set in and terminate fatally. Still
the Doctor is doing all he can to save
him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-21
STILL ANOTHER.

George -, n Of the EN-
ployes at the Sunderland Mill, Gold
Hill, this morning, while assisting in
starting up the battery, got the end Of
one finger torn off, and the nail from
another, in the machinery. DR.. Hall
dressed the wounds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-21
BATHERS, ATTENTION /!
S Vim G N.

There IL no waiting to get shaved. Myartis'
are always ready to please customers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-21

[NorE.-All moneys intended for the relief Of
the widows, orphans, and others, caused by the
late calamity In our mines, will be duly and Of
flcially acknowledged In this standing advertise
ment-and Of the disbursements OF all moneys
due notice will be given
Cold Hill Anril Ii 1870 an14-tI
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.
NY WELLS. rAnoo AND co.'s LIN

NY WELLS. FARGO AND co.'s
NJ Goodman, E Bloomfield and son, W W
Curran, DIR Spaulding, ] P Jones, Mrs Clark,
Mrs Peters, Thos Kent, P Mallett, J Ravens,
Mrs L Ames, Mr. Conner, DR. Bronson, n NJ
Kingsley, E Mullen, W NJ MeGregory, Geo
LYONS. c Courser, w Fair, D Shin, L w
O'Connor, Mr. McCloud, ] Devlin, wife and
children; Mr. Anderson, A Baldwin, w Sell
len, J II Nichols, F Klelen, PA Chalfent.
] Beckman, J F Billings, W Bennett, Mrs F
Denver, c Bray, ] Orr, J Robinson, A Boles,
Mrs Russell.
Departures.
By WELLS, ARG AND co.'s
Geo Hunt, Charley Frank, Mr. Hamilton
and daughter, r K Allen, Mr. Maybury. Mrs
Fletcher, Mr. Kuh, John Sixmith, Al Dilley
and boy, Mr. McGregor, ] Rogers, I Cahill,
Nellie Sanford, Miss Jacobs, Us Smith. Jno
Lazcnby, John Canoe, VIM Hewitt, w A
Vincent, Mr. Oaks, Thos Scale, Mr. Dow, Jas
Harris, Mr. Bartelle, R A Henderson, John
China, ] r Murphy, Miss Cornwall, L 5
Graves.
ny WOODRUFF M ENNoR's LINE.
S Homer, Henry Becsman, Thomas Scott,
Mrs E Cherry, A 7 McMurtry, Sam Sing, c
Kimbler, Thomas Evans, e Woodruff, Mrs
Clara Lewis. A Clifford, Mrs A Clifford.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-21

WIN. D. C. GIBSON, TREASURER OF THE
w Gold Hill Relief Committee, hereby &C.
knowlcdgcs the receipt of the following moneys
in behalf of the Gold Hill Sufferers: