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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-08-01
Court Week il, a County Town.
"A WESTERN sCENE.|
DY ". H. JACK.
Inscribed to Hon. Albert Pike.

DY W. II. JACK.
Inscribed to Hon. Albert Pike.
Twas court week in i county town,
The weck of jubilee;
And Judge and Jury had come down,
With the members Of the Bar, Court Of
ticers, ct al, after dispensinga sntliccncy
of Justice for the Gay on which this &C.
cuvrcd. to "Johnie Baily's grocery,
70 take u little spree.
"The Magnet" was the telling sign,
That hung above tho door,
And Judging fro,a the endless line,
Of individuals Of all classes and cond:-
tions that were on this occasion tending
in that direction at if influenced by an
iusupcrable attraction,
That sign meaning bore.
Twas clear the house could never hold,
The homogeneous pack;
And hence in language kind but bold,
The proprietor in view of the situation,
announced with elaal courtesy and fair
hess that 1.-THE ledge and his sort first
should take sllaktp and then each other
squad,
Should fire and fall back.
The programme Suited to q charm,
They drank ana turned away,
Too jolly all, to think Of harm,
So very hilarious were the primary effects
Of the 'tluid': Indeed, for an hour or 50,
there was greater protusion of brother
ly love, permeating the assembly, than
is often seen,
Since old King Hiram's day.
But this was all too good to last,
Just then there rose shout,
As loud and sudden as u blast,
To the effect, that at that very moment,
"Bill Simpkins' Tige" was afoul Of "Bai-
ley's old Bose" and that if he was not
forcibly disengaged and that very soon,
He'd tear his insidcs out.
Pell-mcll they rally to the spot,
(Alas, all peace had tledD
Where "Tigc and Bose were at it hot,
And had but fairly commenced to cheer
the waning zeal Of 'Bosc' when Bailey
very inconsiderately, with u piece Of
scantling abont eigh feet long smote on
the head Of ''rigc'
And killed him very dead.
Bill Simpkins now, was wrotl indeed,
And swore ut every breath,
That every vein he had should bleed,
Until the very last drop of his palpita-
ting heart and the balance of his physical
economy should he exutled. did such, de-
pletion become necessary in the execution
of his purpose
Of, avcnying Tigers death.
"Nuf sed' the eager crowd reply,
Fair play! Hands offs the law ~
When in the twinkling Of an eye,
Or maybe sooner, the parties in interest
We're at it bad The same lasted with
much violence for twenty three minutes
and then closed ont on sixteen other
fights and the dist thrashiny OH the
part Of Bailey.
"Those diggins" ever saw.
They quick resume the broken spree,
And all are friends again,
But query, Bose, "oh where was he'
When focnd, his position covered a space
between fence corner and Il mule, ut.
tached to each other by a short rope which
was testing the relative forces Of action
and inertia
Above, where he had lain.
Next court they brought them to the bar
And tried them for the fight;
When Bill went through without a jar,
As did John Bailey also; on all except
one CONT, Upon the which, on account Of
special verdict, the Judge did ''tine him
five because Of killing Tige"
The Judgment served him right.
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-08-01
Committee Of Seventy.
NJ. J. CUNNINGHAM, Chairman

NGHAM, Chairman.
w. A. Ponder,
l.. Charleville,
Joseph Martin,
II. Cl'aler,
w. w. Breazeale,
, Sidney Harrison,
l. Kahn,
C. II. Levy,
J. W. Suddatl,,
N. Hertzog,
W. H. Jack,
i. Schuman.
VIM. NJ. Levy,
Felix Bouis,
Jos. Henry,
+. V. Debieux,
L., A. Deblieux,
w. B. Butler,
VIM. Payne,
+. Mason,
Jacob Kile,
w. S. Campbell,
Mortimer Perot,
H. A. Weaver,
r. W. Taylor,
DR.. Cassidy,
Sam'l. Parson,
Geo. Duncan,
A. Lecomte,
c. J.. Walmsley,
II. Halter,
Alex. CARA,
Valery Murphy,
s. NJ. Hyanls,
kearney.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-08-01
PARISH OF ORLEANS.

EMILE IA SEEE, President;
ALBERT VOORHEES,, Vice-Prcsi,lcnt
WM. J. BupDENDoRFF, Secretary.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-08-01

| NJ. II. Carver,
d. Pierson,
Henry Levy,
J. G. 'Iricbel,
j. A. DucOurnau,
Amb. Sompayrac
! W. 0. Breazeale,
J. Genius,
j. d. Addison,
Jno. Genoe,
p. A. Simmons,
>. u. ScruSSs,
J. E. keegall,
A. PrudhOmme,
B. A. Terrett,
R. e. Hammett,
Ed. Phillips,
A. V. Carter,
J. B. Flemming,
! Willis Holmes,
J. H. Cosgrove,
Jno. Bludworth,
&c. A. Billiard,
". Gannie,
N. H. Campbell,
J. N. B. Tucker,
| W. E. Russell,
Chas. Leroy,
j. J. Rains,
J. F. DeVa
T. J. Jennings,
H. McKenna,
NJ. Ta,lzin,
r. L. Faulkner,
r. NJ.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-08-01
Twas clear the house could never hold

e''eele<e PstcN,
And hence in language kind but bold,
The proprietor in view of the situation,
announced with eGaal courtesy and fair
hess that 1.-The Jedge and his sort first
should take sllaktp and then each other
squad,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-08-01
"The Magnet" was the telling siyu,

That hung above tho door,
And Judging fro,a the endless line,
Of individuals OF AL classes and cond:
tions that were on This occasion ,cndin!
in that direction as if influenced by al
iusuperable attraction,
That sign 4 r!caniny bore.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-08-01

Twas court week in county town,
The weeh of Jubilee;
And Judge and jury had come down,
With the members Of the Bar, Court Of
ticers, ct al, after dispensinya sutlicicncy
of justice for the DAY on which this &C.
cured. to 'Johnie l'aily's grocery,
10 take 4 LITTLE spree.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-08-01
Political.

I. NJ. kearney.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-20

LARGE BorLEm.-Msssrs. Conner &
Bolmor, proprietor Of the Union
Boiler Works, OH the Divide. are con.
.structing TWO mammoth boilers for the
sutro Tunnel Company. Tho boilors
will DO q feet In length and 63 Inches
In diameter, with she'll 5.l6 Of al inch
In thickness and head 6.8
NEW SciIooI. Drsrmcr. "A new
school district embracing the town Of
Sutro, has been created BY Superln.
tendcnt Fisher. A public school will
be opened In that town on tho LIST Of
May next, with thirty pupils In at
tendance.
Nor CANpIDATE.-Mr. +. A. St.
John requests us to state that he isnot
candidate for the position Of Second
Assistant Engineer OF the Gold Hill
Fire Department.
AssEssMENT.-An assessment ofSl 80
per share IL levied by the Justice Min
Ing Company. See official notice In
our advertising columns to-day.
THERE Is a message In the Western
Union Telegraph Office, Gold Hill, for
STEELE.
NEW ORoAN.-A $1,000 organ has
been ordered for st. Paul's Church, IN
Virginia City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-20
SUCCESS BASED UPON MERIT.

It Is q subject OF general remark,
among both wholesale and retail drug
glsts, that no medicine introduced to
tho American public has v q gained
such q popularity aud met with so
large n sale In all parts Of the land, In
the same length of time. as DIR.
Plsrce's Golden Medical Discovery.
This cannot depend upon Its having
been more largely advertised than any
other medicine, rs such IL not tho case.
The correct explanation, we think. Is
found In the fact that this medicine
produces more wonderful aud perfect
cures Of very bad cases Of bronchial,
throat and lung diseases, Is undeubt-
eddy the most perfect and efficient
remedy for all kinds Of coughs that
has ever been introduced to the pub
lie, and at the same time possesses the
greatest blood. purifying aud strength.
sning properties that medical science
has been able to produce, thus renler-
Ing 1t a sovereign remedy not only In
tho euro Of consumption, bronchitis,
h~oarseness and coughs, but also for all
diseases OF the liver and blood, rs
s~crsfulous diseases, blotches, rough
skin, pimplss, black specks and discol-
orations. 1t has therefore = Wide
range Of application and usefulness.
and 1t not only gives tho most perfect
satisfaction to all who use IT, but far
exceeds the expectations OF tho most
sanguine, thus ellciting the loudest
praise and making living adycr-
Using mediums Of all who use II. For
these reasons 1t Is that there Is not
perhaps u druggist In all the vast do
main OF this continent, who tries to
please his customers aud supply their
wants, that does not keep and soil
large quantities Of this most valuable
medicine.
JEsup, Iowa, May 8, 1S73.-Dn. Il.
v. PIRRcR-Dear STR: We take pleas
ure In saying that your medicines have
sold entirely beyond our expectations.
We regard them rs the best medicines
extant, aud hear them spoken Of In
the highest terms OF praise.
Il. l.. SMITH & Co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-20
Arnird r.rtx Implicated.

It not being concluded this after.
noon before going 70 press, we are un.
able to givo the results. The physi.
clans having made = more critical sx-
animation OF the wound Of deceased,
however, testified a. to It's direction.
and that they did not think Il possible
that the pistol could have been In tho
hands Of deceased at the time the
shooting occurred.
Constable Long. and Mr.. Freeman
of Empire, testified that deceased, DO.
fore leaving Empire Saturday evening
expressed q determination 70 kill his
wife and then blow his own brains out.
officer Jones, who wal one Of the first
TO arrive al the scene OF The tragedy,
tells ~ that the pistol Of dsosased lay
near his right hand on the heor, with
two shots fired from 1t, and q cigar
was near his left hand on the floor.
Deceased took q drink and cigar at a
saloon near by. only q few minutes
before the tragedy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-20
FROM PORTLAND, OR.
LIQUOR Dealers Msnifcsto-Instant-
IL Killed.

PORTLAND, April 20.-Ths follow
Ing call has been Issued by tho prin-
clpal liquor dealers Of Portland:
..Considering 1t our Imperative duty
to protect ourselves against the ag-
grcsslons Of n portion Of this COM
munity, who revlle and p~ersscuts US
under tile sacred name OF religion and
whose ultimate object, we believe, Is
to secur the enactment Of laws dis
eliminating agairst our business, we
agree to meet Thursday next for the
purpose Of considering the best means
Of protecting ourselves against such
unjust proceedings"
A sailor named Nelson, fell from tho
upper wharf Of Weldler's MILL to the
deck of the Alden Besse and was kill
ed Instantly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-20

gryR WISH no CALL THE ATTENTION
w Of MINERS and others OF our readers
10 4 few points OF superiority ofthe HERCULES
RIpsTN ~ .i,.nc,b IL cyestsr mar that of
an, "ibsr In nae This msterisls OF which II
co11si.ts are compounded upon strictly scisntiGc
nrineiples and moi 4 ,Implr neutral absorbent
rmployed that will hold Z quantity Of nitro
snv-hnm ~. matt, hss Mem snhmitied. ihst
" ,.Iytr,s b.s hen sunIoyed thst 40 thar.
aUohi, nromoiss he who'll iremepdour force of
M sgpfosiyss smployed. and AZ Inc same time
nsutrsliSes The Offensive csses caused BY the
s.p'vv.S A., 1. IT,, II. rs,rr snv o,hs, s,rang
nn.Ser hssors van esn rs.ume vary sitsrs
p,y..sse'' '0'o'' ''1 ~
sEcoND-uNIroRMIry.-The materials Of
The mistnre Arc chemicsily prepared. and there
s ~. n,a. nn,sosrtt. c.y sIsvs n. amended
unon and The hest rusuIis attained. THIS is {
upon sna.ao W. .sss,u s.s 4, n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-20
Successful Balloon Ascension-Arri-
val OF tho China-Japan News
Fire At AlcatrRs-Marins Disas-
ters-Largc Arrival OF Chinese.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 20-l p. NJ
Prof. Allen with his party made .
successful landing ofthe balloon Sierra
Nevada last evening near Niles Sta
ton, Alameds county.
The steamer China arrived this
morning. All we'll. Yekahama dates
are to the 9th OF March, but the news
Is not very important. The attention
Of the Government Is occupied with
treaty revIsions. Two officers Of the
foreign department have hesn appoint
cd to draw up the proposals Of Japan.
Tho troops which had been dispatched
south against the rebels are gradually
returning. A fire In Yokohama on
the 18th destroyed a whole block,
known as the Bank Buildings. Loss
$l5o,OO0. Japanese capitalists have
purchased the United States store ship
Idaho. The most prominent Of the
rebel leaders have escaped from Saga.
A fro In Alcatras damaged the
place to the extent Of about Us, 900.
The German bark Chance LEFT New
Castle, New South Wales, on the 18th
OF December with a cargo of coal. On
tho eth OF January she struck on the
south ond Of Formosa Island and was
wrecked. The wife and two children
Of her captain, Ulrichs, were drown
ed. March 18th the steamer Sun Foo
was wrecked about 30 miles from
Hongkong. No lives lost. She was
employed OH the new Australian mall
line. The China brought 1858 CHI
nese passengers, the heaviest lmporta-
tim In n long time mast,
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-20
FROM WELLS STATION
Shooting ARRAY ON an Emigrant
Train on the q. r. y. Il.

WILLS STATION, New, April 2o.-A
shooting ARRAY took place last night
on the western bound omlgrant train.
George Shields, section foreman on the
section west Of the Wells, had been In
town during the day, and just as he
attempted to get into one Of the emil
grant cars to rstsrn home, hs was met
by a passenger, who ordered him not
to enter, and at the same time pre-
scented q pistol to his breast. Shields
struck the pistol down just a. the pas
scnger was pulling the trigger, aud It
was discharged. the ball entering
Shields left thigh, where 1t now re-
mains. The would-be murderer was
detained at Carlin, aud an officer has
gone for him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-20

miles east Of hero was yesterday morn
Ing found murdered. He was found
lying outside Of his cabin, and q shot
gun, with one empty barrel, lying
near. He had been shot In the head
and struck by some heavy instrument.
No clue to the murderer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-20
HI EVENING NEWS.
TO CANDIDArE-,

An announcements Of candidates for Office
mast b paid for IA Gdrdacs. We accept Of no
contingent arrangements, bat treat all alike.
Aeandida:e who cannot or will not announce
hinsslf properly and pay his printing bills
promptly. IL not ht for the ONCE he seeks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-20
FROM %PALIsADE, NEv.
Another Account OF the Shooting
OH the Emigrant Train.

P~ArIsADE, April 20.-A section man,
who works for the Central Pacific
Railroad, was shot by IN emigrant
this morning between Elko and Car
lin on the Emigrant train, bound west.
1t seems the section man was going
through the car, when the emlgrant
ordered him out. IIo refused, when
tho emlgrant drew a pistol aud shot
him. Don't know tho extent Of the
wound, but understand lie 10 not dead.
The party was arrested at Carlln,
where he will await his trial. Don't
know their names.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-20
Postal Changes.

New YoRK, April ls.-Tho follow
Ing postal changes haro been or
dered for tho Pacific coast: Postmas-
ters appointed-Jsmss II. whitlock,
Greenvllle, Plumas county, Cal. Da-
vld G. Overholt, Canyon City, Grant
county, Oregon. Dlscontinued-Au-
keda, Marion county, w. T.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-20

PirEu's OPERA HoUsE-BISEFIr or
LITTLE MAc.-ro-night Little Mac.
takes n benefit, on which occasion a
very attractive bill will be presented.
People attending tho theater Tonight
will have to guard against on thlig'
and that l.. their liability 10 isuSh
themselves to death. Little Slac. mas
contributed so largely toward amusing
our theater-goers OH previous even
Inys, that thoy have concluded to re-
a him BY giving him a rousing n
eft tonight. lie il deserving OF ene.
and we have no doubt but that the
Opera House will be crowded on the
last night but one.
B,sE.BAII.--rhe baseball game
which was to have been played yester-
day. by a picked nine from the Cali
fornla Ninstrels, and u picked nine
from the Kulckerbocker Engine Com.
uany No. 5. OF Virginia City, attracted
an immense concourso OF spectators.
Little Mae, surrounded by his clans
men, marched to the grounds with a
dignifisd air. sporting a bat on hi.
shoulder. aud was the central figure
In the a.~.emblage. Both sides played
mn inning, coming out even. AT us
conclusion q furious snow storm set ih'
breaking up the game. Another game
was arranged to take place ut CLOCK
this afternoon.
vm0IsiA MUsIcirAI. PRiNARy.-Ihe
primary election held In Virginia CITY
on Saturday last passed OH quietly
The following Il n list OF the success,
full candidates, with the number o.
votes received by each Mayor, Geo
W. Hopkins, 100; Chief of Police
IL. +. Lackey, 5ji Assessor, \. VI
Lamb. @S; Treasurer, j. q. Hanp'
ton, zoos; Alderman First Ward,
John Lambert; Second Ward, John
Pidgc Third Ward, Wales Averill
Fourth Ward, Thomas II. Parker.
STATE PRIsoS.-At present there are
l25 csnvicts in the Nevada State
Prison. Under tho capable ant
efficient management OF Mr.. Z. Z
LYMAN. present Warden, they ar'
Kent under excellent discipline. MIR
Hyman Il making numerous and val
liable Improvements about the prem
i,es, OF which We shall have occisiof
TO speak hereafter.
PEnsoyAL.-ws are pleased to Learn
that our sld.time friend, Mr.. Fleming
who LA, been confined to his bed fol
the past two weeks with n severe at
tack Of pneumonia, Is recovering, aud
ia now able to sit up. We have re
cslyed an interesting letter from hl'
sou Alexander, who Is at present III
New Mexico. viii publish the SANE
la to.morrow's issue.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-20

oil the sinking OF shaft NO. :. On Fri
day evening the following dispatch
was forwarded to Mr.. Sutro at Wash
ington:
ymsrNIA CRY, Nevada,
April 18th, $50 ..
ApoLru SUrRo-washington ID, Z: shan
No. . il down to Tunnel level. .
Csigned) r.. A. BENJAMIN.
On tho following day, by invitation
OF the superintendent, we passed over
the line Of the tunnel, tarrying awhile
Mt shaft Nc. 2. The flag over the hoist
Ing works was dying at full mast aud
tho workmen were indulglng la n gem
eIal Notification. They commenced
celebrating at sunrise by firing a salute
with giant powder cartridges. During
the day 4 large number OF bottles ~
champagne were uncorked In honor of
the occasion. The employees OF the
company concluded their celebration
In the evening by lighting a huge bon
lire on the summit OF a mountain ada
cent TO the shaft, concerning tho SINK
Ing Of which We will now proceed "
give a few outlines. Ground was first
broken for this shaft about two years
aga. Its depth Is l,0i0 feet. On the
eighth day Of January last 1t lacked
227 feet OF completion. On the day
lust named. Superintendent Benjamin
offered tho men working In the SHAFT n
bonus OF II loo II they would complete
the work OF sinking tho SHAFT by the
10Th DAY VI April. The working force
consisted of four shifts, each shift con-
slsting Of six men. ofticcred az follows:
Foreman. j. Biuett; Chief Engineer.
Chas. Bradbury Assistants, 4. Dulli-
CHAN and II. Riley; Assistant maehin-
ist, G.. Locher T~imekeeper, Mr.. Nor
ri.on. Stimulated by tho prospect OF
extra cmoluments the men labored
with a will and completed the sinking
of the remaining 22I feet Ia two days
less than the specified time. besides
cutting a lOxl0 foot station 80 feet In
length, together with the excavation
OF ground for a tank lGxl2. In a short
time a header will be started from
the bottom Of this shaft In both
an ess,erly aud westerly direction.
A powerful pumping engine, OF suiii.
client capacity to raise thirty Inches OF
water every twenty-four hours, will
DO placed at the bottom OF this SHAFT.
The'tunnel itself Is now In 5,SOI feet.
IL has been carried $50 feet past Shaft
No. /. The size OF tho tunnel has
been increased from SKIS TO Sxl2, to
accommodate the Burlelghd drills, which
will be set 10 work next week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-20
FROM MARYsvILLE.
n Murdered.

MAnYsvILLr, CAL, April lo.-aeo.
Turner, , citizen who has been living
alone In a small cabin on = farm nine
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-20
sUrRO TUNNEL.

shaft No. . Completed Celebration
OF the Event superintendent
BENJAMIN Gives ti,e workmen u
Holiday Giant Powder, Cham
payne anti Bonfircs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-20
Lincoln Hose Company. No. J.
RRCAPITULATION.

Chief and Assistant Engineers. .............a
Liberty Engine Company. No. i.............M
Yellow Jacket Engine Company. No. 7......78
Lincoln Hose Company, No. 3................2a
Total ,,,,.,,.lsl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-20

ON xHIBITIo N
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BANNER BROTHERS.,
Corner Q and TayIsr streets,
VIRGINIA CITY.
THE LARGEST, MOST BEAUTIFUL
HOST A. NIFIcENT
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SPRING CL0THIN G
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so RICH IN FABRIC,
so SUBSTANTIAL IN MAKE,
so SUPERB IN STYLE. AS TO
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AS TO AoREEABLY AsToNIsn
THE MOST ECONOMICAL.
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e: VINO ALwArssruDr...
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....AnE DETERMINED ro....
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DURING THE PRESENT SEASON,
....ASs TO CONTINUE.
SUCH STRAIGHTFORWARD DEALINGS
A. have won for them the respect and esteem
OF their fellow citizens
DEAL WITH
BANNER BROTHERS,
....wn rERsIsr....
IN REDUCING PRICES.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-20

Saturday last was mado a gala day
for the employees OF the Sutro Tunnel
Company, In honor Of the completion
Of the sinking OF shaft No. .. On Fri
day evening the following dispatch
was forwarded to Mr.. Sutro at Wash
ington:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-20
GEOGRAPHIC!
EASTERN DISPATCHES
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-20
A. @. HAY. President.
HERCULES POWDER.

"A true copy.
secretary Gold mn Fire Department.
Gold Hill, April n. 1874. apit I'd
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
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ESPECIAL 70 THE GOLD NIL DAILY xrws.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-20

Joseph Marks was n medium sized,
stout built, dark comp!sxioned man,
20 ycars OF age last August, n native OF
Canada. Of French parentase, but
raised In Ohio, where his parents died
and where he has brothers and sisters
still residing. Mrs. Agnes Marks, His
,tC, 4. "A r,th.r conl lnnkiny sanai-