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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-13
The Ponrr1cA1 MEETING LAST MIGHT.

The POLITICAL MEETING LAST N1aHr.
There was but slim attendance, last
night, to hear the speakers upon the
issues in the State campaign. Those
that were there seemed made up Of the
rif-raff of the negroes, who were bent
solely upon disturbance. Mr.. Tom
linson attempted to speak, but his voice
was drowned in the demoniac yells of a
drunken set Of Moseyites, who surround
ell the stand. Mr.. Sawyer succeeded no
better. It was disgraceful affair for
our colored fellow -citizens, but more sad
than disgraceful. IF they will not listen
even to Republicans. to what extremes
may their corrupt leaders not draw them
on?
The new postal card will be made from
dies cut in hardened steel for surface
printing! novel and heretofore consi-
dered impossible mode Of engraving
The lines, instead of being sunk, are
raised, like those of an ordinary wood
cus, 80 that the plate may be used in the
same manner as typo, in any printing
press. The completed card is three
inches by Eve and one-eighth inches in
size, mado from fine quality of card
board, and is of light buff color. A
border of scroll work runs around the
edge, while in the upper right-hand COR
ner is very handsome stamp, consisting
of u head of liberty oncircled with stars
and surrounded with elliptioal scroll
work. The denomination is one cent.
and the color Of the work q rich velvet
brown. Theinscription is simply ..United
States postal card-write address only
on this side, the message OF the other"
Below are ruled lines, while the reverse
is blnnk.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES THIS DAY.-Tri-
nifty Church-Rev. P. J. Shand, D. D.,
Rector, II A. Nj. and P. Nj.
Marion Street Church-Rev. w. D.
Kirkland. lO1a A. NJ; 'Rev. Manning
Washington Street Church--Rev.
Manning Brown. 1OlS A. NJ. A meet
ing of the Sunday School Society will
be held at 81 z. NJ, at which time an
address will be delivered by Rev. W. d.
Kirkland
Catholic Church-Rev. z. Kidvey,
First Mass, at 7 A. NJ; Second Mass
at 10 A. NJ; Vespers at AZ. P. NJ.
Ladson Memorial Chapel-Services at
10M A. M. and P. M.
Lutheran Church-Rev. A. r. Rude,
1OM A. NJ.
Lunatic Asylum-Rev. David Derrick,
9 A. M.
Baptist Church-Rev. J. L. Reynolds,
1OI A. Nj.
Presbyterian Church-Rev. j. B.
Adger, lO1s A. NJ; Rev. DR.. Thos. Peck,
TX p. NJ.
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
J. NJ. Baxter-Notice.
Hope & Gyles-Cooking Butter.
r. G. Shiver & Co.-Wantcd, &c.
Davis & Co.-Just Received.
Meeting Myrtle Lodge. K. of P.
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The Memphis (Tennessee) AralancAe
gives some account of singular phe-
nomenon now witnessed at the site of
old Fort Pillow, on tho Mississippi,
where the bluff bank of the river rising
fifty or sixty feet above the water, is on
fire, and for several weeks past has been
burning "like volcano" for distance
OF several hundred yards. Very natu-
rally tho people living in the neighbor-
hood are puzzled to know how to &C.
count for the phenomenon, and are not
q little frightened by the "lnrid flames
which rise from the side of the bluff to
height of several feet.
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ANOTHER ATTACK UpoN Mr.. TURNER.
Our readers will find in the despatches
at the head of this column the details,
80 far US they have come to hand at this
writing, OF the last attack upon tho Hon.
Josiah Turner, Jr. The act of blowing
up with powder building in the heart
OF populous city, at that most defence
less of oil hours, the hour of midnight,
and for no conceivable reason, savo that
it contained the press and fixtures for the
publication of political newspaper, is
an act that it is difficult to find words to
characterize in any becoming manner.
Acts like thnt now under consideration,
in their bare recital. are more than
enough to loose devil that cannot easily
be chained again. Lien cannot contem-
plate deed 30 diabolical and so fiendish
without instinctively feeling the strong
est desire for retaliation, for vengeance
and for protection. Since the world be-
gan, men never have been subjected to
such outrages without seeking, in some
shape or other. both vengeance and pro-
teotion, and they never will. But, as
diabolical as was this act it is not the
greatest outrage that has been inflicted,
or sought to be inflicted, upon MIR.
Turner.
But little moro than two months ago,
on the night of the 9Th of August, his
wife's chamber, at Hillsboro. was fired
into from q window.
But little more than two yoars ago, on
the night of the 18th of July, 1870, an
other attempt was made to assassinate
Mrs. Turner. On that occasion, the
would-be assassin was 80 close to Mrs.
Turner that the powder from his pistol
burned her face.
On the 5th of August of that same
year, Mr.. Turner was arrested by order
of Governor Holden, by military force,
without any warrant of law whatever,
and confined in O loathsome dungeon
with negro felon condemned to death.
On the 24th of March, 1869, party
of men, consisting of Joseph w. Holden,
Speaker of tho House of Representa-
tlves, various employees aud officers of
the State Government, and others, met
MIR. Turner at the depot in Raleigh, and
in body assaulted him. Mr.. Turner q
ooolness and his pistol saved his life.
Only few nights thereafter an at
tempt was made to assassinate him by
shooting him through q window near
which he sat writing. This time Mr..
Turner's life was saved by the change in
the direction of the ball, caused by its
passage through the pane OF glass.
The court was in session then, not a
stones throw from the spot, and no step
was taken to find out tho criminal. The
court ID in session now, and Judge Watts
is again its presiding officer. Will he
pass this outrage by in silence and in
contempt, as he did that? We shall see
what We shall see.- Wilmington Star.
UIho HTo,.~1,: fD.> -,
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How tho Money Went.

It is hardly necessary to say anything
more to the honest and intelligent peo-
plo of South Carolina in regard to
franklin J. Moses. They are we'll salts
fed of his prohigacy, his extravaganza,
his venality, and his total moral depra-
witty. But there is nothing which i'm
presses the people 80 much as definite
facts and explicit figures. We all know,
in general way, of Moses corruption.
We know that through his manipula-
tions as Speaker of the House, with the
oonnivance of Treasurer Parker, the
whole receipts from last years taxes
amounting to nearly million Of dollars
were made way with through COM
bination of fraud and extravaganza in
the payment Of alleged legislative ex-
penses. Every proper object of the
States care and support has suffered in
consequence. The Lunatic Asylum has
not received q single dollar of the nppro-
priations made to it for this year; tho
penitentiary next to nothing; the public
have been carried on at all-upon the
special assessments made upon the school
districts; the Professors of the University
have been without O cent for more than
year; the salaries OF the Judges are
several quarters in arrears. In shcrt,
the fraudulent pay certificates of Speaker
Moses have gobbled up every dollar In
the Treasury. Scarcely single honest
claim against the State has been paid.
We have now some additional and in
disputable evidence of the way in which
the people have been robbed and plum
dered. The vouchers in the Treasurer's
Office show the following payments, made
during the present year, upon certificates
signed by Franklin J. Moses, Jr.. for ex-
penses of employees nlone of the House
of Representatives:
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We return our thanks to MIR. r. A.
keenan,, Chairman Of the Committee of
Arrangements, for an invitation to be
present at the laying OF the cornerstone,
tomorrow.
Hons. Benz. T. Perry, F. A. Sawyer,
Reuben Tomlinson and D. T. Corbin are
at tho Columbia Hotel.
The following is the programme of
music by Prof. Buchar's 18th Regiment
Band, for tomorrow afternoon:
Faust Quickstep-Faust.
Aria from Opera Semiramide-Rossini
Waltz-Wine, Woman and Sopg-
Strauss.
Lucia de Lammermoor-Don
Amelia Polka Redowa-Lanner.
PnGNIx1ANA.-A piscatorial party is
what they call it now. Once it was
"goin' fishing"
Miss-oonstruction- Whalebone, wad-
ding, powder and paint.
It is easy to look down on others; to
look down on ourselves is the difficulty.
Flipkins says that there are three
sexes-the malo sex, the female sex, and
the insects.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS The Northern
mail opens at 3.20 p. NJ; closes II. 90
A. M. Charleston day mail opens $50
p. NJ; closes 600 A. NJ. Charleston
night mail opens 700 A. NJ; closes 6. .15
P. Nj. Greonvillo mail opens 6.45 p.
NJ. closes 600 A. NJ. Western opens
and closes 1.3O P. Al. Wilmington opens
2.30 +. NJ; closes 11.3O A. n. On
Sunday Office open from to 4P. NJ.
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time
The King of Burmah has degraded the
most powerful man in his kingdom for
drinking and taking bribes. If such
official rigor should be catching in this
country, we would bo left without Co
vernment in fortnight.
How IS THIS FOR MEAN?-A man by
the name OF Enoch Britt, in Robeson
County. N. c., claimed from the County
Commissioners $40 for burying his
father. The Commissioners rejected the
claim.
a lady about to marry was warned that
her intended, although n good man, was
very eccentric. "Well," she said, 'sif he
is very unlike other men, lie is more
likely to be good husband.
A Southern paper says that 80 fatal
disease prevails among the chickens and
turkeys of the second election district in
this County" The cam"pain" is pro-
badly what takes them of.
A centenarian cannibal, named Tarain,
who distinctly remembered how some of
Cnpt. Cooks crow tasted uncooked, died
recently in New Zealand.
What did the young lady mean when
sho said to her lover, "You may be too
late for tho cars, but you may take u
buss?"
Imitation tortoiGe shell ornaments are
known among cheap jewellers rs mock
turtle.
A kentucky lady recently died whose
Oldest great-grand-child WIS forty years
of age.
Tho Chicago lycoums now debate the
qnestion-"Resolved, that the Chicago
fire has done more good than harm"
New York should be an enlightened
city; it pays $1,000. 600 yearly for gas.
"Pere Hyancinthes" arc new variety
of Partisan sweetmeats for weddings.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. 204.
U. g. Survey No. So.


TT a. REGISTERS OFFICE, Carson City,
u. New, October Is, 1ST2.-Noticc 10 hereby
given that tho Alhsmbra Mining Company, by
Jacob l.. Van BOkkelen, superintendent and
MANAGING Agent, has this day hled In this ONCE
a copy Of the plat and the 1ield notes OF survey
of claim, together with notice OF application ior
Il patent from tho United States, under Aet o.
sand &, 000j lncal feet OF q certain vein or lode
Of quartz or other rock in place, bearing gold;
silver, copper and other metals, commonly called
and known as the Alhambra Lode and Alhambra
Mining Company, situated In tho Devils Gate
Mining Di.trict, Lyon county, Nevada. Ihe
names Of The adjoining claimants, On fas ss%S
Company on the south. and Dayton Company on
the eastward, and Ii more particularly described
a. follows, to-wit: Beginning a. Post NO. l,
located on the north limo OF the Gencssce Com
panS's claim, from which post tho quarter sec.
ship lG north, range q east, bears south 10 dcg.
IS min. west 1877 feet, and running thence, nrst
course, north 75E dee. west f2I feet 70 Post
No. Q. thence, second course, north IAN oeR.
east 1000 feet to- Post No. 8; thence, third
course, south TN deg. iast 1915 Feet 10 Post
30. 4; thence, fourth course. routp ~ Deg
pinS, Containing 10 6s.iOj acres. The bearings
are taken from q true meridian, with a mag.
petic variation Of l6 deg. 30 min. cast. Bcarinks
to natural and permanent FROM
Post No i, Kossuth Shaft bears north $x deg.
east; nom Post No. ], Mount Lincoln bears
south 4Sk der. east. The width Of the lode Is
unknown, but the groupings show plainly for
about a thousand feet on the south end OF the
CLAIM, The location OF the withln'dcscrihed
nininp claim IA OF record. and may be found In
Book &, page 81, OF the Mining Records Of the
Devils Gate Mining District, Silver City, Lyon
county, Nevada. The claim ts moro particularly
described In, the notice, plat and ncld notes
posted in this once and on Post No. OF INC
oeSs cod ADoLPHUs WATT, Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-13
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
... NOTICE NO. 200.

TT 8. REGISTERS OFFICE, CARSON
u. CITY. Ner., September 4, l872.-Notice Is
hereby given that the keystone Silver Mining
COMPANY. by Samuel d. Martin, President,
has this day nled In this ONCE o diagram
and field notes, together with Q notice OF apph'
cation for o patent from the United States, IN
der Act OF Congress, approved May 10, 1874, for
| 200 feet, more or less, OF q certain vein or
lode OF quartz or other rock In place, bearing
gold, silver, copper, and other metals, commonly
called and known as tho Comstock LODE and
Keystone Mine, situated In Gold Hul Mining
tending twelve hundred Q2OO) feet. more or less.
In a southerly direction from Post No. along
the line OF said vein or lode, embracing the same
with all It's dips, spurs, angles and variations,
the Bame boing on surveyed land. Sald Claim ID
bounded on tho North BY the Front Lode Con.
BY the Justice Independent Company. The DO
scription Of raid claim, taken from the neld
notes and survey made by the Surveyor General
of the United Statgs for the District OF Nevada,
a true plat and diagram OF which survey IL hereto
attached, In a. follows, to Wit: commencing
AZ Post No. /, located about 70 feet west OF Main
street, Gold Hill, and IS feet northerly from the
Atias Mil, and 3,7JO feet southerly from the
Crown Point south line, at which point Mount
Davidson bears north II deg. west, Mount Lin.
coin south 43k dogs. east, quarter section cor.
ner on the west line Of section ., township 10
north, range ~ cAst, oeals uVLui ny 49, ~
feet; thence running south 721t deg; west Sc
feet 10 Post No. q; thence south TX degs. east
1850 feet TO Post Nos; thence north 81 deg. -
min. east 800 feet to Post No. IL thence north
iT1 deg. west 1,0sS feet to Post No. 8; thence
south 72k deg, west aoo feet to- Post NC; !, Tue
SO min. cast, embracing twelve and thirteen one
hundredths az 1900 acres, together with 2O
feet on the east and 800 feet on the west from
Post No. /, as indicated In the diagram for
mining and working purposes. The claim herein
described was located under and In accordance
with The local customs, mining rules and rcgu
lations Of said Mining District, which said
location and notice thereof is OF record IN the
Recorders Office Of Storey county at Gold I'LL,
in said Mining district, In Book B, page %, OF
Mining Records; and said claim 10 distinctly
Indicated oy mCnu@ sSnw, 1G ' viii accuracy The
exterior surface boundaries Of such claim.
oce0 BOds ADOLPIIUS Waltz, Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-13
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. aos.
U. 8. Survey No. So.

col. .. - L.. ~. ..-.. o.
TT 8. REGISTERS OFFICE, Carson City,
U. New, October "a, lST2.-Notice 10 hereby
given that tho Dardanellcs Mining Company, BY
James j. Robbins, has this d-y fled In this
ONCE o o OF the plat and the field notes OF
survey Of claim, together with notice OF appn'
cation for a patent from the United states, IN
der Act Of Congress approved May 10, lST2, for
! 200 linear feet Of q certain vein or lode OF
quartz or other rock in place, bearing gold, gu,
yer, copper and other metals. commonly called
and known a. the Bosphorus Lode, and Darda-
nerles Gold and Silver Mining Company, stu.
atsd In Gold Hill Mining District, Storey eoun'
There arc no adjoining claimants on the said
or other lode, so {ar - is known to said Dat.
danelles Mining Company. Tho Oyerman
claim, the Caledonia clsim, the RoIby claim and
the Caledonia Mining and Tunneling CompA-
ny's claim are the names Of the nearest Claims
10 said Dardanelles' claim.
Said claim 10 more particularly described a.
follows, to-wit:
Beginning at post No. /, from which point
the quarter section corner on the west line OF
Section 5, Township 10 north. Range II east,
oears south 80 deg. 80 min. east $50 ieet thence
running: -'l
ID course, north 100 feet 10 post No. 9; thence
Sd course, east 400 feet TO pvst No. 4 thence
4th course. south Loo feet to post No .; thence
9th course, west 800 feet to post No. j, inc
place Of beginning, containing eleven QD acres
The bearings are take from q true meridian
with q magnetic variation OF 10 deg. 80 min.
east. Bearings to natural and permanent OBJ,
Jects: From post No. ] Mount DayidsGn pears
north 60 deg. west; from post NO; NOUN!
Lincoln bears south 43x deg. east; from pot'
No. . Dardanelles shaft bearr north S!24 feet
The location Of the within described mining
claim IL Of record. and tho record thereon may
be found In Book IF" page 2l3, o. the Gold
Hin Mining Records. now In the oflce OF the
Tho claim is more particularly described 10
the notice, plat, and field notes posted In ibif
ONCE and upon tho front door OF the hosting
works OF the Dardanelles Mining Company.
oc2+gOd ADOLPHUS Waltz. Register.
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Baltimore Consolidated
Mining Company.

NOTICE. = THE BALTIMORE MINING
IN. Company and tho Baltimore American
name OF the baltimore Consolidated Mining
Company, holders OF shares In the former twe
Companies are hereby notified o. The sage, anS
requested to bring In their certificates OF ssoSt
and exchange them share for share ior certn'
catos Of the latter company; Nv s.erct,r,.
oe,ee--Room No. 10, No. 41 Calforui. stree,
San Frsuciieo Cal. "'V'N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-13
UNITED STATES REGISTERS
SUMMONS.
No. L

IN THE o.. s. LAND OFFICE OF THE
District Of Carson City, Ney:wThS Pe Sngn
and all parties interested, Greeting: You arc
Sersby summoned to appear before me, O. my
once. 10 Carson City, on the aoth dsy OF NO.
ne eonnlaint OF William B. ,Thorpburgh, aver
rinc YOUR claim 10 Lot No. 10. Block NO. .,
RsSrs {. In the town sito OIL. Gold Hi, storey
.onnty state OF Nevada; to DO unjust and lie.
gal; and, then and thcre, do you .how cause, y
~ T~So.nhnrob shalI not DO recognized as just and
isgsl and be allowed TO enter the said lot, iall.
inc in which, Judgment viii be taken against
y' ~ the United statcs Marshal, Greeting:
MAKO service and return hereof: o..
Given under my band this 2otn Gay oi jew
oer' a. D. tsipMoLPHus WAITE, Register.
N TIstrict Of Carson City, Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-13

tees 'oo'...,vv -,
And III accordance with law and an order OF
tho Hoard OF Trustccs, made on the Cd day Of
October. lS72, 60 many shares OF each parcel OF
saId stock a. may be necessary, Will BE- sold at
public auction, at tho office Of the Company,
No. IA California street, San Franei.co, Cal.
on WEDNESDAY, November 9th, 1872, at the
Attainment Assessment thereon, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
~ r. wEGENER, Secretary.
P ofice-No. "a California street, San Fran
cisco, California. E. .t- VIC
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-13

TO CHARLES 3. DELoEa-sln: Take no.
.t.. ,Ssi the aboyo amount 10 now due from
Son'.s your pro rata IN and on the Gold and
SiHI,cr Hinipr Company and ground or claim.
esijsd tie South Extension Of The Columbia, In
Spring Valley, Lyon County and State Of No
in ninety days from dAts, and II not paid. your
rights and Interests therein will be forfeited
according TO tho law In such cases made and
provided. JOHN SPRING,
Agent and Manager for said Company.
November 8, 1872. ~ MOB 1hwoOd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-13

nR. PERRAULT HAS THE PLEASURE
IL TO inform his numerous old patients and
Others seeking CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL
ADVICE, that he can be consulted daily at his
Office, No.. G02 Montgomery street. northeast
corner Of Sacramento street. San Francisco
Rooms Q. 10 and u, fret floor. up stairs:
CONSULTATIONS and Correspondence In
English, French and German. --
Having made the various forms OF Sexual
DISEASE and NERVOUS and PHYSICAL
DEBILITY the subject OF minute research and
special practice for many years., DR.. Perrault
continues to treat these aillctions successfully
By the newest scientific methods, and without
resort to obnoxious remedies. =. s.'.'
Nocturnal Emissions, Night Swcats, Discharge
from the Urcthra on going TO stool or making
water, Pain IN the Back. Sleep Disturbed by
Dreams, Dizziness, Signing, Languor, Palpita.
ton, Painting Coughs. Sallow Complexion,
Growing Weakness OF Sight, Memory and In.
t~ellectual Faculties, Difidence, Dissemination
to attend to Business or to so into Society, ETC..
arc some OF the more prominent symptoms OF
Nervous and Physical Prostration-thc result Of
Stlf Abuse and Excessive lndulgence-which, II
not timely checked, will never fail to induce
premature decay, and terminate In total Loss OF
Manhood.
Patients complaining OF one or more Of the
above symptoms should apply Immediately TO
| DR. Perrault. as he has discovered New and Re.
liable Remedies which enable him to guarantee
Q tpeedy and radical cure OF ..t ".'.'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-13

The editor of the Zion's Herald
says We consume millions Of gal
Ions OF distilled spirits annually"
The Louisville Courier Journal doesn't
doubt but that he drinks 10 excess,
perhaps gets away with two or three
hundred gallons yearly, but can't
swallow the millions.
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opopop ~suRRNAN-sn.

To GEORGE sHERMAN-sm: Take no.
tIce> that he above amount 10 now due from
ron as I your pro rata 10 and on the Gold snd
cslIed The South Extension Of the Columbia; 10
spring Valley, Lyon County, and STATE q I"r
yids. Payment OF the taIae u '. nnt nsiS. YOUR
Fights and Interests therein will DO forfeited
according TO the law 10 such cases mnae anu
provided. JUnN III comnspy.
November Q, 1872. nostaHVN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-13

4 NAN recently died In New Jersey
at the age of 90. who never owned or
wore a pair Of boots in his life, and
never rode in q railroad car. He made
his will forty years ago. but tho man
who wrote 1t, all tho witnesses aud the
heir died sometime before him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-13
sILvKR MINING

= Coupany. Storey County,, sag oI N ~ IN
Notice.-fhc Eighth Annual I.ns sse ca%a. D5 for for
Stockholders Of ,hs above Tr ns%.a to serve for
ne ,Se ppu uspiGss torn. will be held on FRlDAf' tho
nc 9nsuISS Sovcmber, IsT3, st II o'clock 4. =,
Sih Ssy o. once No. ii4 California street, Ban
Francisco HiH California; ,,s The . , r. on To ooSss T sss
DO ciosed from 4 , O'clock Gnt Il = si or The meeting.
Atn OF N''' r. WRGRNER, Secretary:
a., rsneiseo. October ~. 1879. .oc26td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-13

HE crowd who went out from San
Francisco with baskets aud shovels to
scoop up diamonds and rubies in Ari-
iona, are rapidly returning, and their
profane adjectives can bs distinctly
heard a considerable distance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-13

SEE how lucky some people are !
The daughter OF a Montana miner
lately stole her papa's money and ran
away to San Francisco with her young
man. Her papa mounted his gallant
steed and started In pursuit. but the
good missionary Apaches killed him,
aud the loving pair are as happy as
the day Is long.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-13
Legal NOTIFICATION.

SILVER crrr, LYON County, NEy.
- "TE November 9. 1872:
GEORGE SHERMAN to JOHN SPRING.
On, as Agent Of the South Extension OF inc
Columbia Gold and Silver Mining company
proving Mid claim from October slst, 1850, to
October 3lst, 1872. ear IN