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In closing an order iOr the firing Of
thirteen guns on the 4th Of July, i77g
General Washington wrote:
IWish we he'd u in our power to dis.
tribute 4 portion Of rum to the soldiers
to exhilAfate lheit spirits upon the coca
sion, but unfortunately our stock 4 too
sCahty 10 permit | am, dear cit, your
most obedlent servant.
aB0RoE wAsHrSoroN.
And this Is the boy who cut q cherry
tree, and was handed down TO fame Just
because he owned up under pressure, He
was a rum fellow.
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

A victim Of youthful Impndence, Caudng pre-.
mature decay, nervous debility, etc, having tFiiNl
in vain every known remedy, has lO'Ind dmple
sellCure which he will send ire TO bis iellOU sui
ereFS AldreSI J, II. REEVES, IS Nassau street,
New York, BlX SlSS. APP
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uAvE YOUR HOUSE pAPERED BY

lave YOUR HOUSE PAPERED BY
II l. D. Prayer, Practical Decorator In
Fresco and Plain Piper Hanging. Cell
ing work specially. New French Panel.
ing for ParlOfs. New Combination Panel.
ing for Libraries, Dining Rooms and Halls,
with DadOs and Tapestry and Damask
Filling.
Estimates and Designs furnished for
Churches naRks, Pablo Dnildihgs and
Dwellings,
Work fnishedtin varnish when desired.
All orders promptly attended to at liar.
bour 4 Dittman'S Wall Paper House, 1853
Main Street mart
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GOLD BROS
ilO7 MAIN STREET.

T 1sr OF LETTERS
Remaining unclaimed lp ibS Post Ofics al wbeei-
Ing, Saturhy mUTnInE. Nay 1, 1870
10 obtain iny n the following, the appleani will
pleas call iJt advertised llerS, diving the daie Of
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50 nsa CoAcsntItod LyG
100 Matches.
5tauelI GGFTett'S Snuff
30 boxes GaFTetts PaekA.
100 pounds Dutch MAddGF Phml.
so Indigo Spanish Float.
Is taHel Chip LnSEood.
Al LAUGHLIN BROS. a oOs
80 pounds chI@uiurm.
90 f" BF0mide Potassium.
Is CAlOmel.
8 IOdIde Polash.
80 Fiuid ExtT1cts, Tilden'L
90 +" BolId Extracis,do.
80 bottles Sugar GATED HllA
Al IAUGHLN BROS. a COS
Is dOaen BlEerS Cod Liver OIL.
8 Halls Lang Rlam.
8 JAyne'S EGpcClonnt.
Ayers Cherry PectO1l.
loo ESsences-ChAlHion, Ae.
so haieman DFUpa.
800 G0ifrpyis C1rdIal
100 E8ence Jamaica Ginger.
At LAUGHLiN BROS CO.'S
1000 pounds alln rtPPr-sinppos.
500 Cows.
800 AllspIce.
100 NutmeEs-tlOTemmeu
20 Cream TGrtAI, pure and choice.
800 Mustard, In cans and In bulk.
go GrOln1 Glnga, East India 4 Jamhlci
Coxt Gelatne, AIroE Root, TGpiOoa and Sagu
oc9 Al LAUGHLIN BRO2 4 co.'s
100 ounces ouInine, Power 4 welghtHan's
% sulphate M0phh.
Nltnte Silver.
50 stryehnla.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
pMIGIoUs NOTICE,

There will be services tomorrow, at the
usual hours, in the FiSt Presbyterian
Church. Preaching by the Pastor. -myi
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.VEsr VIRGINIA REPORTS.

Having ieen informed that 1ine uhSfuBuiOus
persOl Is collecting rents iOl The PASTURE rDlhected
nolice that have not authorized any peftuu u enl
LED o. ftoeiTe any Fents iof aid pasture.
Faftiel Wishing 10 obtain pasture lot COWS 10 this
Geld vii appiy TO me Ia perDn. ..-....
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Tomorrow, May %, at 10 o'clock a. NJ,
the imposing ceremony Of the inst com.
muuion Of large number Of children viii
take place at st. Alphonsus German Cath
ole Church, Centre Wheeling. myl1
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CT. JOHNS P. E. CHURCH.-Ths Ri
y Rev. +. N. Nhittle, D. D., Assistant
Bishop OF the Diocese Of Virginia, will
preach at ST. Johns Parish Church, and
administer the Rite Of Confirmation" on
Sunday next at $50 7. N. The Sacrament
OF Baptism will be administered at the
same church at $50 P. N. myl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-20
Imprlsoumsnt for Debt.

On thu eth OF Aucust Inst. N. King
Lamsou was committed to Jail on a
JUDGMENT In n civil action. Yesterday
Judss Iforrison granted him . writ Of
habeas corpus and tho case came on for
hearing at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Do
PENDANT claimed his discharge under
Section LIZA Of the Code OF Civil Pro-
cedurs, which says that when Q person
Is committed to Jail in q civil action,
the creditor or his agent shall advance
from week 10 week, money for his sup.
port. and In case Of failure 10 comply
with this requirement, tho taller must
discharge the prisoner. The amount re-
quirsd Il one dollar psr day. The psti-
ton Of hanson denied that n money
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-20
humboldt Items.
Irrom tho silver state, september ls.I

fFrom the silver State. september is.l
A note from Unionvills informs us
that the Arizona mill IL now grinding
out bullion steadily. The water In Due-
na Vista creek Is increasing, and there
II sufficient 10 run the silver mill. which
will start up In . few days. A large en-.
CINE and new boiler are being put up
In the Pioneer mill, which In being over
hauled generally. There Is q decided
improvement In the appearance Of the
Arizona mine. which, with the Manito-
roc and Hsnning. will keep NIL the
mills running 10 their full capacity this
Winter. The town has been unusually
dull since the mills were shut down for
want OF water. bat the outlook at present
In encouraging.
The new mill for the Badger Mil and
Mining Company at varyville arrived
here last night. Tho machinery. cor.
sisting OF engine. boiler. battery. pans.
ETC., for the ten-stamp mill, Is complete.
and n the Foundation IL ready for the
machinery at tho mine, II will not take
long 70 get tho mill In running order.
San Francisco Mining experts have OF.
amined the ledge for which this mill il
intended, and tho fact that they have
decided 10 build q mill on its conducive
evidence that they are well satisfied with
the prospects.
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The Great srapsvlas Il Saa.a Sahara,


.rhs sAnlA Barbara ftvss Of The 10th
hAs The iurlowirt. rslatiug 70 the great
afspevins and lis fate, a. decided by .
public meeting held on the 9th;
This famous vine 10 without doubt the
largest In the world. The celebrated
vino d Hampton Court, England. grow
ing under glass. Is nine inches in diam
eter three feet from tho ground. This
vine 10 II inches in diameter three feet
from the ground. and nearer to the
around has Q maasuIsmant OF Is inches
In diameter or 50 inches In circumfer.
snce, while IL foliage has long covered
. sPaos equal 10 10. 100 square feet. The
Hampton Court vine produces annually
from f.600 10 1000 pounds Of grapes.
The product Of this vine, a. estimated
by DR.. Ord, now one OF the State Com
missioners to the Centennial. Judge
Huse and othsrs, has often reached the
immense number OF 1880 clusters Of an
average weight OF TX pounds each. or
nearly $4,000 pounds. NO CY-
II Il Of the variety known as tho Mis-.
sion grape, md was planted by bona
Maria Marcslina de Domiuguez, at the
birth Of q child. according TO the custom
OF the country. Ita age Ia between 5O
and 90 years. For several years II has
shown svidsnt signs Of dscying yigor.
and has been Ding up. sectionircd and
boxed latter weeks OF labor) for removal
10 the East. In Wow OF this removal,
DO II = rr
Resolved, That Wa tako q deep interest
In the fAte Of this vine. which has been
90 long recognized as one OF tho Chief
c~uriosities OF Santa Barbara, and that
We heartily approve OF Mr.. Sarver's
plan for exhibiting Il at the Centennial.
where Il will stand o. an indisputabls
proof Of the rare adaptation Of OF eli.
mate and soil to the culture OF the grape,
and where its enormous proportions and
unequaled fruitage will form no unht
symbol Of tho extent and resources which
the country has attained during the pres
emit century.
Rsolrsd, That ws feel the less regret
nj its removal from the fact that there
remains upon nearly the same spot q
daughter vino, which also outranks the
Hampton Court vine, being now 10
years old and 10 inches In diameter
three feet from the ground. and making
growth ut the rate OF m inch In dame
Ter annually, and having the last year
furnished 1000 70 10000 pounds Of
grapes, which were plucksd and eaten
BY visitors from August 10Th to August
Q6th.
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TO THE CITIZENS Of GOLD ulll

You arc all invited to call and inspect
our new and elegant store with its full,
rich stock Of watches. chains, jewelry,
silverwarc. diamonds. clocks. bronxes,
music boxes. etc. Whenever you visit
San Francisco you Will always DO re-
ceived In q courteous manner by J. W.
Tucker. l3l Kearny street. who will al
ways take pleasure in showing custom
ers through his stock Of goods. ~
considering II q trouble. but always tax.
ing great pleasure In showing goods.
Don't fail to call and see him ere you
purchase elsewhere. Ho viii send good.
for selection to any part OF the States
and will repair watches and jewslry sent
through Wells. EAreoi& Co. guarantee
ing all work which loaves his store; ON
a. he does, the bcsk Of work
men. Don't forget his new store-13l
Ksarny street only.
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white Plas ttsas.
lFrom the News. Sept. ISL

lFrom the News. Sept ISL
Last month Ebsrhardt mill made the
longest and most profitable run since Il
started up In May Last. We do not know
how much the run amounted 10, but
suppose ID could not have been less
than $4,000. The company have not
shipped any bullion for the past two
weeks. and for this reason We cannot
give the figures. After the last run the
mill was shut down for q cleanup and
rspain, and repairs In that mill msans
agsnera ovsrhauling from stem 10 stern.
II vas started up again on Thursday
night for another months run.
On Monday last W. r. Bassstt, Of
Mineral City. was driving . four-horss
team through Mill street. and whom OPP
posite the residences Of Recorder Tmson.
the wheels Of the wagon struck into q
gulley and threw him OF; he fell BE-
tween the fore and hind wheels. the lat
ter passing across his breast. The wagon
had on 1900 pounds Of quarts. and,
strange 10 say. did no other damage TO
Mr.. Bassett than 10 nangls up one Of
his hands and give his whole system a
pretty 0 shock. DR.. Owen dressed
tho wounded hand. and Mr.. Bassstt IL
able 10 be about again. thankful that his
injuries were no greater.
The first work on Major Henry's new
tunnel. through Treasure HIN. was COM
menced yesterday. This promises 10 be
one Of the greatest mining enterprises
ever started In Nevada. and Ne have mol
tho least doubt that Major Henry will
be eminently successful In I'll his under
takings. Major Henry Is new East,
making arrangements for . Burleigh
drill and such other things % may be
needed for pushing the work - fast a.
possible.
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Rene ltsns.
Irrou %. N.r,a. s,.l. journal. sept. is.l

Iron the Nevada State journal. Sept. is.l
To give the public an idea Of tho Inn
msnse amount Of business that In done
BY the Central Pacific Railroad hare -
well ~ TO show tho importance Of Reno
~ q railroad point, va give the following
statement OF the business done by them
last month. The receipts were. $40, 600
in currency and S64.0 900 In coin. This
includes the sale Of tickets and the
freight receipts for the month. On tho
10th, ffty.six loaded freight cars were
sent out Of Reno. including those sent
over the v. & T., and ON the 17th forty
two werc sent out. These were filled
with merchandise. wood and lumber.
Mr.. Noble. the man who had o log rolled
over him Mt Mackey & Fairs lower mill
day before yesterday had tho left leg
amputated two inches above the ankle.
The operation was performed by DIR.
Bergman assisted by DIR. Bishop. Con-
sidsring that he had the samo leg broken
al the thigh and the right ankle also. no
stood The operation vsFy well, and u Ia
wonder that no Ia alive with such
fearful hanging Il his bonss. Iff
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-20

A assoss VS. rsssa.iy ssal b. tsls.
graph 10 The eject hal . ss,ooo.@
contract had been awarded b The Am
TITAN Government 10 some Amsfieahs
Tor improving the Danabs DIP 10 Vienna.
The terms Of the contract have since
come to hand. Il II proposed 70 re-
novs the famous "Iron Gatos." . clus-
ter VI dangerous rocks on the Hungarian
frontier. and also 10 deepen and widen
the artificial channel cut some ysars ago.
TIE rock cutting viii b from four 70
twelve feet. The contractor fsosisins
from 81 70 SIS per cubic yard for ~
moving rock. The Austrian Govern
msnt pays sS.oOo.ooo Of the szpsases
and the Danube transportation Com
pany. which runs over 600 boats. pays
tho remainder. about -. 000. 900.
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IEHrska Iltens.

From the Eureka Sentinel. Sept. I'll
The annual election OF the Eurska
Consolidated Mining Company takes
place in San Francisco October 18th.
There are some rumors adoat In stock
circles to the effect that the Shaw
brothers will BE- unable 70 retain the
control Of the property. but these, We
take II, are mere rumon without any
tangible basis. II IL said among other
things that John Shaw got out at S6A
and now finds u impossible 70 get In
again. Il II sven limited that A. E.
Davis II TO bs the NEXT Superintendent
Of the property. A We said before,
however, all such statements have their
only foundation in street rumors, and
we give them merely for what they arc
worth.
Il seems highly probable thai an i'm.
msnss ledge Of ore milling 70 yet to DO
developed in the lower levels OF the
Eureka Consolidated. In the 600-foot
level Of the LAYTON shaft ~ hns looking
quartz q ever came ont Of ths Comstock
L. found. How much thsre II Of II, or
concerning its value, We are NOT advised.
but We should say. II Appearances 90 for
anything. ID II sway up." The speci-
mems shown US certainly have q very
promising cast.
The laying Of iron down the mountain
from Garden Pass will DO commenced
next Monday. and as tho track.layers
usually set down about n mile q day.
Il viii not b long until the iron horse
Is cavorting about in the valley In full
view OF town. We shall probably get .
glimpse Of the locomotive In loss than
ten days.
U.cis Charley Simpson has just dis
covered . second Eberhardt out In Sill
versdo District. DR.. Cummings 10 in
with him. and II half We hear
about the discovery Be true. both are
now m~illionaires. The ledge 10 known
10 30 about six feet In width. solid ore.
asssying from $500 to $l,400 per ton.
We have no other particulars.
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rruckss Items.
Prom the Republican. Sept. isi

IRON tns hspuohean, Sept- iet
Yesterday . man whose name va were
unable 10 learn was killed By train No.
O at Colfax. II appears that he was
lying asleep ON the track at curve 10
that Il was impossible for the engineer
TO see him in time 10 prevent the 40
cidsnt. The mans legs were cut on and
his shoulder severely bruised. He was
removed. but expired very sooa after a..
sisiancs reached him.
During the first three days Of the
present weak one hundred and fourteen
car loads Of tea pAsssd through 10 New
York on special trains. Al The rate Of
ten tons per car thsre were LAO tons,
or 2.2S0. 900 pounds.
Benjamin Ellison. the young man Who
met with that terrible accident q week
ago near Ellsn's mill. l. now In . fair
way 10 recover This morning be APP
psarsd 70 b much better. and tie
chances for saving his leg are greatly
improved.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-20

TEE Central Pacific Railroad received
from sales OF tickets and payment Of
freight charges a. Reno. during last
month. $4,000 In coin and sac, 900 in
currency; and yet that company graci-
ously allows our merchants 10 stop goods
shippsd iron the East, BY paying way
frsiehts in coin from Sacramento 70
Esao.
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~sJouKHoLpERs MGEr,nc.

OyyiCE OF ,1 TIE EXS,I .sS..I 1 stElN q
the EIehequer Mining Company. for ths slee.
tIon Of Directors, and such other besine..s a.
may come before the meeting, will be hela a.
ehant's Exehangc. Buileing oaiiiofnls stTee!'
fnssies books eIosed on Ratnrdsy. 1eth.
sssi Jas. J. KENNEDY sserSap.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-20

IT IL suthontivsly announced that
Goldsmith Maid. the queen Of trotisrs.
has retired from The turf. and win never
stsrt in another ~ Having proved
hsrsslf the hsstsst trottsr living. shs
can veil Afford 70 retire on hsr lsursls.
and enjoy the balance Of hsr days in
comparative ease and quiet. free from
the severe trials and punishmsnts Of
hardly contested races. She has made
the lowest score yet achieved In tho
teens, and has earned the right to the
kind consideration that her owners now
award her. hut abe started oncs too
often TO retain hsr title - "Qussn oil
the Turf"
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NEW TO-DAY.

uKf1tC coSsOLiDxTED MiNINa
n COMPANY. .Location OF pftneipAl place
o. businses, San Francisco. caiif1rhia.
Hlll District. Storey County, Nevada. :,
Notice. : There arcdclinqnent upon the follow.
Ing described stock. on account u astcssment
mo. ~ Icvled on the l3ih day Of Angtst. 1878,
the several amounts Get opposite tie fa u, Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-20

And In accordance with law and N ordsfof
t nu. SSeFd i al ''s : ns %sa :sais sa' ' q g: s.s :,
parcel or such stock AZ mar DO neccrsary. win
DO sold at public auction. At tho Auetion.hous
OF John Middleton q Son, No. $40 Montgomery
street. San yranciseo, California, 90 TauRs-
DAY, tho m day Of Octobsr. is15, at the
doIinquent asserrmcnt thereon. together with
costs Of advcrtislng and expenses Of the sale.
WIN. WILLIS. Secretary.
Onice-Room No. II, IIsywsfd's Building.
No. Sis California street, San Francisco, Cali
brnia. Hqf. p0ta
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-20

AND In accordance with law and an order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on the isth
day OF August. 1915, 30 many shares OF each
parcel OF such stock a. may he necessary, will
s ss ;S.d - psSlie ia,s!s"i a. s ias sfas. of No.
4ls 'CalifomlA street, San Frnci,co. Cal.
ifornla. on WEDNESDAY, tbs sixth day
Of October. 1873. Ct the hour Of . O'Clock 2.
y. ofsaldd day, topay said delinquent assessment
thereon. together with costs ofadyertising and
expenses Of the sale.
THO. C.KIBBE, Secretary.
Onice-Iloom - Ilayward's Building, 40
California street, San Francisco. California,
$40 I'd
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JACKET sILvEn MIN.


Locsiion OF works. Gold mn. Storey County,
s.ssss. dois hi1Y9 s.! p'Aes Of hu''a0s'' A-'r
Notice is hereby given that II q meeting ofthe
Board Of Trustees Of said Company held on the
3oth day Of September, A. d. leTt. On aassrs.
ment NO. a) Of Five Dollars Ces) per share
was levied upon each aud svsry share Of the
capital stock Of said Company, payable immc.
dl.tely. IN vnilsd stse:e god eoin. 70 the
street, doh ulll. Nevada.
Any stock upon which aid assessment emil
remain unpaid y SATURDAY. tha. nd day of
October. isis. shaii 30 deemed DELINQUENT, and
Will be duly advertised for sale q puddle auc-
tion. and unles. payment shall be made before.
November. fsI1. ct II O'Clock =, IN frsnt Of
the once OF The company. 10 pay the delin-
qucnt assessment, together With costs Of cd
vortisinR and expenses Of sae.
BY order a the Board Of Trustees. I'd
q. v. HOPKINS, Secretary.
Gold Nill. September %, ISIS. ssoh
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CARSON sILvE. .IyINs

M
IN Company.-Locsiion Of principal place OF
businsss, Ban Francisco. ca.
Locatien Of work., Eagle Valley, ormsoy
No q ssroby given that n . meeting Of
The Board Of Directors, had on the 10th day OF
Septenbsr, 1878, IN astsssmcnt (No. y OF Ten
Cents per share was levied on the capital
stock of the corporation. payable immedi.
siciy In United States gold coin, 10 the
secfetsry, u the ONCE OF The Company, tip
California street, Room ". Ban Francisco
California.
remsin unpaid ON the Fourteenth day o. DC.
iober. 1878, will ba delinquent, and advertised
for ss!e . .pablls s%ns,ion. and unles, s1msS
Inc Sth day OF November. is7s. TO pay the delln-
oucuf ssscssmcnt, together with costs OF ~
yertlsiAs aai Expenses Of sale.
Dy order OF the board OF lreetors.-
lew. 4. n. VAN DoKBLBN.
lOnice-lts California street, Room ., Han
Francisco. California. ~ Ia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-20

(. TEE Mechanics Fair ut San Francisco
hal BEEN open just q month last FIJI
day. The Stock EreAnn9s says that the
receipts for the Arsttwsnty-ivs days vere
s5a, oi3 Is. and for the corresponding
period OF last year. $Si.97o Co. On
Saturdays tho Pavilion Ii crowded 70
excess. and promsnading 10 . matter OF
some dinacuity. From . 5000 70 $1,000
are generally present. On other days
the number ID reduced to from 10000
70 1900. L.. ...-L 20 vi
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MARRIED.

MARsuALL-sEBER : In Gold fllll, Sept.
islh, by Rev. Bishop hossfs
Narshsil to Augusta Sober. 5
THE liberal supply Of cake and wine coming
with The above notice reminds the editorial
and printing maternity Of this once thai
Robert 10 . pretty good man, and 10 vsry liaeh
to Nsrhsll his fair young bride happily
through ilfs.) .rrIG asiaa
RAsNER- RUsSRLI-In Virginia, Ssptsubsr
18Th. BY Bishop Whitaker, 0eores W. kAsnef
TO Annie Russell.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-20

A oRYsTAL LoCKET, CONTAINING
Az = psstssits, wss lost yesterday ln Gold
tesvisG ne sass q he Geld hin bark Ir.
chang. sepii.n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-20

Bass, The Engliah de brewer. slnpioys
40, 600 commercial travellers. and pays
the Midland railroad m average Of
1856. 600 per annum for frsightago.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-20

II. T. HxLxDoLD sues the Kirkbridses
Hospital Tor false imprisonmsnt laying
his damages at $25O,0O
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plEN.

In Gold lIil,, September 18Th.
ucorge Washington. son o. Edward and May
Phillips. aged . months and ~ says
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Al. rrHnsLt. oaAs. CUNNING
UNION IRON WORKS
VIRGINIA CITY,
o. she Divide. %.
FOR SALE.

A NEW FIRE PROOF sArr. INQUIRE
.n,- Room: No. 1: !. assss ilss..s..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-20

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-20

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