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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-02-26

AGENTS.
BATES & LOCKE "a Park Row,
4 NJ PETTENGTLL & CO. 81 Park Row,
GEORGE P ROwELL CO. 20 Park Row are our only
authorized Advertising Agents in New York
SHEFFIELD SIeNK St Louis
Cook. CoBURN Co, Chicago.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-02-26

. BRIDGES will sell you boots and shoes at .imos.
your own price for oash-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-02-26

p Sunday night was the coolest of the Winter. Ca
it be that the Ground hog going to IA. n. ssaini
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-02-26

y White Coal oil at BIcK.cap & sIycllIa's
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-02-26
Cenfaur Linineur.

There Is no pain which the Centaur Lin.
iment will not relieve, no swelling I; will
not subdue and no lamezess which Il will
not cure. This Is strsng language but IL
is true Il has produced more cures Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-11
ASSESSMENTS.


Virginia city Coal Cempany-io cent.
per share levied. april Q ; delinquent, May
.; sale dag, June IL
Justiee-st 81 per share; levied. April Is
delinquent. May 20; sale day, June 10.
Pietou Is cents per share levied April 20
delinquent, May - sale day June 10.
Utah q per share; levied. April ~; delln'
quent, May ~ sale day. Jane is.
Mins-io cents per share levied, May 1 I; de-
linqpent, June > sale day, June %.
H~artfsrd-so cent. per share: levied. May
]: delinquent, June 4 sale day, June -.
New York Ccnsolidatsd-si per share
levied, May u; delinquent, June II; sale
day, June %.
Iowa-io cents per share. levied. April 3, de
linquent. May n sale day, June :.
Original Geld uiIi-6o cents per share
lowed, March ~; delinquent. April ~; sais
day, Jane IS.
GOODMAN cents pei share; levied. Mas
Is; delinquent, June IA; sale day. July Is
Rock Island a. per sharc: levied. May ~,
delinquent, June 10 sale day. Julyo.
sierra Ncyadn-s 80 per share; levied,
May "a; delinquent. June 10: sale day
July 10.
savsge-ss peg share; levied, May %; de-
linquent, June "a; sale day, July II.
Wosisiiie-si per share; levied. May -
delinquent, june "a; sale day, July IS
Juiin-si per share; levied. May - delin-
Quent. June - sale day, July ~.
baltimore Coosolidated-tl per share
levied. Nay y; delinquent, July =; sais
day, July ..
Imperial-si per share; levied. June 5; de-
~lnquent, july :; sale day, July ~.
TyIer-O cent. pr share; levied. June 4; de-
linquent, July . sale day, July %.
seaator-so cents per share levied, June .;
delinquent, July II; -aie day, July u.
o,epman-k3 per share levied, June .; de-
linoient, July IL; sale day. July 81.
Europa-25 cents per share levied. June .;
Delinquent, July Is; -sle day, August :.
Leo-tO cents per share; levied, June ;; de-
lin iuent. Jul, 10: sale day, August IL.
Hal, A N~orcross-S5 per share levied,
June 0; deiinqusni, July IL; sale day,
August T.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-11
WESTERN DISPATCHES
70 rus GOLD unL DAILY srws.l
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
Death OF Judge Hardy-firs En-.
bexxlcmcnt Trial-A Long Trip
Naval Changes.

SAN FRAScisco, juno Ill r. NJ
Judge James II. Hardy, q we'll known
lawyer OF this city and State, died here
this morning after al illness Of q few
days.
A dwelling was destroyed by fire
last evening on the corner OF Steiner
and Green streets. II was owned by
Capt. James v. Harrison. Tho insu.
rance on the house aud furniture will
cover tho loss.
The trial OF John j. Marks and son,
for smbezzlement from the Harbor
Commission funds, was commenced
la the Municipal Court to-day.
The Constitution, which arrived this
morning, was nineteen aud one half
days from Panama.
At Panama, May 18Th, Rear Adml-
rol Amy transferred his flag from the
U. s. Steamer Omaha 10 the Saranao,
which was to sail on tile 2lst Of May
for San Francisco with the Admiral,
who Il to take command Of the North
Pacific Squadron vice Pennosk. On
tho same day the Omaha was to sail
for the coast Of South America. The
Omshs arrived ut Panama on the 18th
Of May aud was saluted BY the British
steamer Repulse and the Saranac, ly.
Ing at anchor In the bay.
Greenbacks, 00900is.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-11

PIrER's OrEgA HoUsE.-"F anchon,
the Cricket was produced at the
Opera House last H,sht to a goodly
audience. Miss Amy Stone In the
title role justified the high expect
atlons entertained Of her. In the
..shsdow Dance" she gave new proofs
of her mastery OF the terpsichorean
art. At the request OF many OF her
friends and adinlrers she again hvor-
cd the audience with n cornet solo,
which was heartily applaudcd. Tue
vlay was well enacted. and gave gen
sral s~atlsfaction. The play entitled
"Hidden Hand" IL announced Tor
this evening. Those OF our readers
who attend the thcater Tonight can
count upon a rich dramatic treat.
NAnnow EscAPE.-At o'clock last
evening n drunken man residing In
Gold Hill, narrowly escaped being run
over by the cars. In attempting TO
cross the railroad track in the vicinity
OF the old Yellow Jacket works,h he Tell
down In such a mannor that his legs
lay upon one OF the railsin a direction
at right angles with the track. a man
happened along Just In time to rescue
him from hrs perilsus position. the
locomotive OF the up train coming
within six feet Of the lnebriatc as he
was dragged oil the track.
A FINE ISsrnUMEST.-Anong the
brass instruments received recently by
the Washington Guard Band IRON
England, was 4 mammoth tuba-E
fiat. contra bass. The Instrument Is
curyillncar In shape. and when play
ed. rests upon the shoulders Of the
playsr. The largest diameter formed
by the curvlng OF the Instrument Is 20
inches. The diameter Of tho larger
end Of the horn Is ~ inches.
ASSESSMENTS L.EvIED.-rhc Over
man Mining Company have levied an
assessment OF - per share /; the Leo
Mining Company have levied an as.
ssssmcnt OF 30 cents per share, aud
the Europa Mining Company one OF
t~wenty-fye cents per share. See Of
fIeini notices In our advertising coll
umns to-day. Tho Hale & Norcross
Mining Company have also levied an
assessment Of IS per share.
PIONEER MEETING. - The Pacific
Coast Pioneers will hold their regular
semi.monthly meeting this evening, at
their hall on b street. A full attend
ance Il desired rs business OF Import
ancc will come before the meeting.
MINING MAcmSEnY.-Two car loads
Of mining machinery arrived at the
railroad depot, Gold Hill, this morn
iDs. one consisting OF q lot OF pump
column for the Justice mine, and the
. other Il rails for the Bsleher mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-11
FROM SALT LAKE.
Conflict Between the Military and
Civil Authorities.


SALT LAKE, June 1.-THE police
arrested a soldier last evening from
Camp douglas for dlsorderly conduct.
This morning Gen. Morrow demand.
cd tho surrender Of the soldier, to be
tried by tho military authorities. Tho
surrender was refused, and Gen. Nor
row ordered Captain Gordon with q
detachment OF cavalry to tho city with
orders to ask for tho surrender OF the
soldier, and In case Of refusal to re-
lease him by force. Tho surrender
was refused. and the Captain proceed
cd to break open tho jail and release
tho man, who ls now confined
at tho military post. Gen. Morrow
some time since presented the subject
Of arrests Of soldiers by the civil au.
lhoritIes to the War Department
claiming that under the Articles Of
War soldiers are to be tried by the
military aud not by tho civil author
ltles. The Judge Advocate General Of
the Army approved Of this view and
the Secretary Of War instructed Gen.
Morrow to act accordingly. Tho city
authorities made 10 resistance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-11

To THE AFFLicrEp.-As will DO seen
by card In our advertising columns to.
day. DIR. A. Berthler having resigned
as County Physician. has established
his office at No. 2 Pipsr's building,
corner OF ID and Union street, Virginia,
whers he a be found BY those requir.
Ing medical or surgical assistance.
DIR. Berthier. during his many years
experience In Virginia City, a. well al
during his service rs County Physi.
clan, has established q most excellent
record az one OF the very beat physi.
clans In thls section. Having the
County Hospital or his hands he will
hereafter attend exclusively to the
practice Of his profession throughout
Virginia Gold Hill and adjacent local
tiles.
SCHOOL, CESsUs.- Professor james,
Census Marshal, has completed the en-.
rollmsnt OF children OF school age In
Gold Hill. The whole number Gu
rolled Is Clio, bsing an excess Of liz as
computed with last years returns.
The Professor has discharged his
duties faithfully notwithstanding the
fact that he was frequently mistaken
for tho water coinpany's man, aud had
TO undergo some annoyance from dogs
which were Inclined to bite.
DISSOLVED PAnrSERsnR.-The CO.
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Michael Fitzpatrick and John
Corcoran. late preprietors Of the Pr
ute House, lower Gold Hill, has been
dissolved by mutual consent. Per.
sons having bills against the tirm are
REQUESTED to present the same to John
Corcoran. See notice under head Of
New To-Day"
Cow Losr.-Dr. Hall, Of this town,
has lost q black cow, with n little
white on each Jaw. branded 8 OF the
left hip and the tips OF her horns
sawed OF. 4 satisfactory reward
awaits the person who will bring that
cow home or tell where she 10. Read
the advertisement.
CONTRACTOR AND BuILDRH.-A. Il.
Potter. Main street, Gold Hill, Just
above Carrick's lumber yard, attends
to anything In tho above limo promptly
and we'll, aud on the NEST reasonble
terms.
DEATH TO TUE BUGs.-Dr. Charpiot's
Bed.Bug Extsrmlnator Is suro death
to those pests Of the household. One
application for the season Is sufficient.
More OIL this subject In Dur next.
Piano ron SALx.-Persons desiring
to purchase a fine plano and cheap for
cash, will do well to read the special
advertisement, published In another
column to-day.
onE SmrMEsr.-Yesterday liz car
loads Of ore we're shipped by rail- from
the comstoek mines 10 the various
mills la this vicinity.
MkrEoRoroaIcAL--At II u. to-day
the thermometer In Gold Hill inalcat-
ed a temperature OF 20 degrees In the
shade.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-11

WALLER on cnxsArios.-All good men who
deal fairly and squarely by their fellows VIII be
ples-unbly remembered long alter their soul.
shall have retained To the eompanionsnip o!
the lust. and their bodies are properly cremated
in tie most approved modern style. There Are
plenty of men, however. who deserve 70 oe
hnrnt before death for their inherent wicked.
ness. and amopg these are clothing dealers who
svindlc their customers BY selling elothingtnot
worth half Its price. such men ought 10 oe
crmaiel. and their stocks OF clothing Win
them. Call At my store. In HaiI. ouldins.
Main street. opposite the ONCE OF the GoLp
I'M. NEWs. when you want clothing, and VIII
ia YOU honest and square justice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-11
SUICIDE
Terrible Tragedy-A Man Cuts His
Own Throat from Ear 20 Ear.

-
At about 10 o'clock this morning.
James Curtis committed suicide at the
verandah Hotel In lower Gold Hill,
by cutting his throat with . razor.
The chambermsld, who at the time
was putting the rooms In order In the
second story Of the hotel. hurried to
Mr.. Charles Roble, the proprietor. In
alright, and told HIN there must b
something wrong In the third story,
as blood was trlckllng through the
floor.
A Horrible sight.
Mr.. Rsble hurried up stairs to the
third story, In a large room Of which
he found Curtis lying PROSTATE upon
the floor with his throat cut from ear
to ear. and weltering In gore. BY his
side lay an opened razor, underneath
the handle Of which were the imprlnts
Of the fingers Of the deceased. The
body was still warm when discovered.
That the deceased possessed . good
knowledge OF anatomy may DO Inferred
from the fact that the jugular vein was
severed, esusings protuss hsmorrhage,
the floor being covered with pools Of
blood.
Mania . Potu
Il asslnged a. the u OF the rash
act. Curtis arrived here from Phoebe
In May last. About ten days ago he
lost his position as day Waterman ut
the Sapphire mill In lower Gold Hill,
since which time he drank heavily.
The last time no was secn alive was
yesterday noon. lie asked several OF
his ac%quaintances for q pistol ; falling
to obtain one, he broke open the va
lise OF one OF tho roomers ut the hotel
and distracted therefrom q razor, with
which the fatal act was committed.
The deceased leaves a wifo aud two
children. who reside ut present In Ne
vada City, California. Curtis was ono
OF the best engineers on the coast. lie
was at n time employed rs engineer
In the Belcher mine. Subsequently
he held n position as engineer on the
Central Pacific. For n time he was
second engineer on the steamer China,
then plying between San Francisco
and Yokohama. Tho deceased was q
native Of Canada, and at the time OF
his death was about 3S years OF age.
| Coroner Holmes made arrangements
TO hold an inquest upon the remains
this afternoon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-11
GEOGRAPHIC!
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
lsrsuAL y Tus . L mLL DAILY xrvs.
o N EsTIo IN TELuIolnoE

Fatal Array.
New YoRx, June liza gang OF
striking latorsrs last evening assaulted
tho men who took the places they had
LEFT, and during the row q policeman
was fatally Injured.
Guaranteed.
Owing to the Yellow fever In Hav.
ana, vessels from that point arc quar-
antlned.
A Period OF Danger.
CHICAGO, June ll.-A Washington
special says that beginning with to-
morrow 1t will DO In order to move q
suspension Of the rules In the House to
pass almost anything. the rules per-
hitting this during the last ten daysof
tho session. Under ordinary elrcum-
stances this Is q period Of great danger
10 the country, but the present House
Is comparatively free from jobbery,
and 1t ls not likely that any wholesale
swlndllng will be attempted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-11
Buckeye.

Prospecting on the 45U-foot station
from the incline has developed nothing
Of value as yet. The south drlft ut the
first station level Is being steadily
carried forward to reach aud connect
with the south wlnze. Some milling
ore 10 being extracted from the south
wlnze.
sutro Tunnel.
The work Is going ahead In both the
main header aud east aud west from
the bottom OF Shaft No. 2. The Bur.
leigh drills used In all three faces are
doing splendid work, aud assist prog.
ress very materially.
CALIFORNIA;.
Two drifts have been started. one on
the 1i00 aud the other on the 1900.
foot levels OF tho Virginia Consol.
dated, to prospect the ledge and con-
meet with the 0phlr works on the same
levels.
Yellow Jacket.
The main incline Is Down 1i5 feet
below the 1910 foot level, the bottom
In solid, hard-blastlng ground. Moth.
Ing new to report Of the prospecting
operations on the upper levels.
Julia.
The main south DRIFT OH the 000.foot
level Is being pushed vigorously ahead
without change OF Interest to report.
Raising up OH the third compartment
Of the shalt Is making steady progress.
Baltimore Consolidated.
Sinking tho shaft is making steady
Roadway. There Is little or no change
In the quantity Of water encountered.
The erection OF the ncw machinery 10
nearly completed.
Knickerbocker.
Sinking the shaft has not yet been
resumed. Driving the main west drift
aud prosecuting on the 450.foot level
Is still vigorously prosecuted.
Kossuth.
Sinking the shaft for a now level 10
making rapid progress. Nothing new
TO report Of tho prospecting opera
tlous Of the first station level.
Nevada.
Sinking the wlnze on the cross lead,
200 feet south Of the main west tun.
mel, Is making good progress, the bot
tom still In good ore.
Dancy.
The main west drlft OH the 400.foot
level Is In ll5 feet tho face In good
working ground and excellent pro-
gress being made.
Union Consolidated.
The main north drift from tho 1900
foot station Of the 0phlr Is In GIL feet
the face In favorable looking ledge
matter.
Lady bryan.
Sinking the new shaft Is progressing
rs rapidly rs the nature OF the ground
will allow. Water does not Inter-
fere.
Tyler.
Tho main east drift, at the secor d
station, IL being rapidly driven ahcnu,
tho ground In the face working quite
soft.
Florida.
The shaft down so feet. There 10
some Increase OF water, but the work
goes OH at very satisfart, ry rate.
Dnrdaneilcs.
New shaft being vigorously sunk,
and Is to-day down 81 feet In good
ground.
Justice.
The erection OF the new pumping
and hosting machinery Is progressing
rapidly.
senator.
Driving tho maln west drlft. at tha
100. foot station, Is still vigorously pros.
ecuted.
New York Consolidated.
Draining the water from the shaft
Is making steady aud favorable pro-
gress.
ALEXANDRIA.
Work progressing rs usual. Moth
Ing Of importance TO report.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-11
Mn. A. n. N

nas Ne ~ SEANNb
well.known throughout the country as . Pa
biologist and Psychologist, whose successful
treatment OF certain physical disabilities aud
functional arrangements dessr,sdiy enii,is
Specialist, would respectfully inform the cih.
Eens Of VirginiA City and vicinity that he has
returned to Virginia, and eau BIO consulted al
his ONCE, No. II WILLIAMS AND BlxLElrs
BUILDING (Entranccs-oppo-lte Portofice,
and on u street,. thus giving invalid. an orpor.
tunity OF Kidding themselves, through his pro-
~fersiOnAl agency, Of such constitutional annoy
anccs aud ailments as he claims 10 compass
and to cure. Without entering Into biogrsphi.
cal details, u 70 sufficient to rlmply! promulsaie
the fact that DR.. Spinney's earliest reputatien
may 10 traced hack 10 his Inauguration and
conduct Of the Montreal Canada East Medical
Institute. The regime OF the English Phsr.
maceutical College Ia gagged by an elevated
standard. An extended experience and an
assiduous study Of tho varied phases OF discase,
cnablo him 10 guarantee assurances OF success
In the eradication OF the multiform chronic
Affections incident TO both sexes, such a. Ner.
vous Debility. Exhausted Vitality. Youthful
Excuses, Marriage Impcdlmcntr. Chronic and
General Affections.
To THR LADIES.
DIR. SPINNEY, while naturally impressed
with the dellcacy OF the subject, feels no hesi
tailon In assuring them that, IN conjunction
with q competent knowledge Of their various
sufferlngs, such as Nervousness, Neuralgia,
spinal weakness. Lo-s OF Appetite, La.riiude,
PIolapsus Uter, I.etroyer.ions or Displace
ment OF the Womb, Vaginal Irregularities,
Leuchorea. Dyspepsia, Indigestion, con.tipa.
ton. and tho many petty. Irritating distractions
that almost invariably have their origin 10 the
uterine region. Afford them immediate relief
COME AND BR HEALED.
II matters not what your trouble may be,
come and let the Doctor examine your case, u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-11

Misxm or VIRGINIA AND Coin HiLL--Asa
reward for vigilance and epunee-a stimulusto
daring and eIertion, we win pay $40 TO any o
you who ertingui,h . hrc In the Mines here
with 4 Babcock Bxiinguisher, on proof OF same.
Mako yourselves familiar, drill with these ma.
chimes, and BY doing 90 you may save many
lives and much valuable pro2estJ;
MURDOCH, TAYLOR u CO.,
al2 CaiiisfniA street, San Francisco.
General Agents Baboock Pire Extinguishers
and Rngines. Depot OF firc Department and
Machinery supplies.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-11
FROM SAN DIEGO, CAL.
Death or An Ex.Army Oniecr aud
OLD Cltiaen-lsemarkabls Meteor.

SAN DIkoo, June 1l.-Colonel q. j.
Couts OF this county, died at twelve
o'clock last night. Ho had long sui.
fered IRON aneurism. Some weeks
ngo ho was attacked with n violent
paroxysm OF the disease. and has been
lying ut tho point Of death ever since.
Col. Couts came to California As an
officer Of dragons In 1910. Ho had
charge OF the military which conduct.
ed the survey Of the boundary line be-
I tween California and Mexico. Re.
signing from tho army he madc his
home In this county slncs lSio. He
wal n native OF Tennessee. q graduate
Of West Point, and served through
the war with Mexico.
Parties who left hero last week for
Julian witnessed a remarkable meteor
within two miles Of Julian on Sunday
evening. Ono party describes It as
follows: The stage was suddenly
lighted up with brightness OF day,
when, looking out, wo saw what leok-
cd like a globe Of fire a. large ~ M
ordinary water bucket paAlng frsm
east to west, near the horizon. II wa
visible from q quarter to half q sec
ond, Illuminating all surrounding OBJ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-11

SAN Francisco, June 1l-3 r. NJ
An old man, named Frederick Shurt.
iii, fell under one Of the Sutter street
cars to-day. The wheels Of. the chr
passed over his legs a,angling them In
a fearful manner. He was taken to
tho County Hospital, but physlclans
say no can't possibly survive Ills In.
lurlss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-11

ARorSp AsoSa Is AGArS.-G. W. Hail. "a
military known a. wsity," having bought In
,o the pioneer Laundry again. with his father,
il onec uiors fiouri-hlng about among usAt-
tending TO the bu-iae-- department OF the con
Germ Waity 4. the old stand by. and under
,,ans. ali the dctails OF thu business most tnor.
ou-hly. The Pioneer Laundry u tnfnisg oe'
tory manner. II 1. ee.ervedly . highly popular
yxefl Datronixed Institution.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-11

To owxxss or REAL EsrArE-fersons own
Inc lot. in the town Of Gold Hiil. and Who are
de.irou. OF having the same surveyed ana en-.
trrsi on the new map, will please call a. yaags
Rohlnson'. once, over Gibson's saloon, on any
week day, between the hours OF II and !; Aha
I,,ve thsir names, when the msttef Viii oe
%n,omp,Iy attended 10 by Me-srs. Hast = Lilian'
tiyiI Engineers and surveyors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-11
DIVIDENDS.

BeIeher-s5 per share, a:.resating $4,000
declared June 5; payable Jine9.
Crown Point - s. per share, sggrrsstins
tsOO.Ooo; declared June Q payable June L.
Consolidated Nirginia-s3 per share.
Aggrs-stinr s,2i,soo declared Junes;pay
abls Juue n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-11

AsrRoLoar.-Madame G. Norman. the great
A-trolo.i.t. has returned to Gold Hin, and 10
now ready tn be consulted In regard 70 the
past. present and hture events Of life. once
hours. from 9A. n. To . '. D.. Residence, P1o-
neer street, rear OF the Eclipse stable. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-11

FiSk Piano roR sALx.-A ane piano 10 Of
isrOd for sale. cheap Tor eash. A rare bargain.
For full particulars call immediately at the
Metropolitan Boot and Shoe store, No. los
south & street. Virginia City. II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-11

NoLrExEIKR, OF the Metropolitan boot and
shoe store. has removed to 100 South @ street,
Virginia. Bay your Boo and Shoes Of him,
as he IL ceiling cheaper than ever.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-11
sY THE CABLES.
JIonen 20 nm AmerIca..

Lennon. juno 1.-The University
Of Cambridge has conferred the hon.
orary degree Of Doctor Of Laws on
James Russell Lowell, OF Boston.