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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-02

San Francisco. Feb. also ?. H.
Frank Stark, who wa q witnsss fer
the Wholesale burglar. Root, Of the mo-
t%orious house.breakinR Arm Of Root *
Scacht. on his recent trial. visited Root
this morning ut the County Jail. The
suspicious Of the officers becoming OF.
cited, no was searched. and on him were
found q complete set Of tools for break.
ing out OF Jail "a knife anger. spring
saw. etc.; also q letter from Root re-
questing him to bring the tools any day
except Friday. as that day was unlucky.
Stark was locked up on q charge Of
felony.
The jury. in the crooked whisky case,
came into court this morning al eleven
O'Clock. and said they were unable TO
agreo and were discharged. The case
will be Immediately set again for trial.
Two other complaints are pending. one
against Jost's liquor store on Clay street.
aud the other against his refinery. bot
neither will DO tried until the present
case Ia disposed Of.
John Crockett. son Of Judge Crockett
Of the Supreme Court was elected Score
tary Of the Belchsr Mining Company
yesterday, vice Kibbs deceased.
All Gins brother stole his opium pipe
on Monday, and when the former ascsr-
tanned where his valued household gods
had gone. went to his brothers apart
nent last night. assaulted All Chin, an
occupant, with the pipe. inhicting sew
eral frightiul gashss. He assigned az
his reason for the assault upon an inof-
Tending party that the Chinese customs
forbid an assault upon his brother. but
that the theft had to be punished In
some way. so he pounded his brothers
o mate. He was convicted OF a..
and battery to-day.
Thos. ]. Atkinson has been elected
q member Of the old Board OF Brokers.
Tho annual meeting Of the Florida
Mining Company, Z. Leonard VA elect
ed President. and Oliver Eldridge. Jesse
Holiday. VIM. Fresborn, Josiah Bel.
den were elected Trustees; l.. Hermann,
Secretary; II. T. DeNoon, S~upsrintsnd.
ank
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PLEASANT PURGATlve PELLETS,

Tho huge. drastic. gripping. sicksning
pills, constructed OF crude, coarse and
bulky ingredients. are fast being super
seeded by DR.. Pisrcs's Pleasant Purga-
tive Pellets, or Sugar-C Coated, Concsn.
tratsd Root and Herbal Juice, Anti.Bil.
ious Granules-the Little diant" Ca
thartic or Nahum ~ Pdrpo Physic.
Modern chemical science enables DIR.
Pierce to extract from the juices OF tho
most valuable roots and herbs their
active medicinal principles, which. when
worked into little pellets or %granulss,
scarcely larger than mustard seeds, rem
ders each little pellet a. active and pow
erful as n large pill. while they are much
more palatsble and pleasant In effect.
DIR. Ira A. Thayer. OF B~aconsburg.
Ohio, writes: 81 regard your Pellets a.
the best remedy for the conditions for
which you prescribe them Of anything I
have ever used; 20 mild aud certain In
effect, and leaving the bowels In an q.
cellent condition. II seems to me they
must take the place Of all other car.
thartic pills and medicines"
Lyon / Macomber. Druggists, Yer.
million, d. T., say: 1--WE think that
they are going TO sell like hot cakes rs
soon as people get acquainted with them,
and that they will spoil the pill trade.
a those who have used them like them
much better than large pills."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-02

GETTING RxApY roa BusrNrss.-Ths
Board OF Prison Commissioners met
yesterday. Governor Bradley was rep.
resented by Hon. Charles Z. belong,
his attorney. himself being unable to
attend by reason OF III health. II was
arranged that the Board should meet on
Thursday (to.morrow) for the purpose
Of then beginning q thorough invsstiga.
ton OF the case Of Warden Hyman and
a critical examination Of the charges pre-.
ferred by Mr.. Haniord. We understand
that Gen. II. NJ. Clarke (who returned
yesterday from his trip TO Eastern Ne
vada) will appear for Mr.. Hyman. Also.
wa believe that arrangements have besn
made for o shorthand reporter 70 take
down the evidence. 30 that the begin
ming Of the end In promised. 10 bs 1t.
Carson appeal. Fec. I'd.
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TEE FIasr pA~xsora Cln.-Ths Or,

TEE FiRsr PASSENGER CAR.-Ths hrst
passenger car. or rather the smoking
car, that yer ran over our narrow
gauge. camo through last Sunday morn.
Ing. A number Of u railroad men
wanted to keep the Sabbath by obssrv-
Ing progress. and 40 they put the smo.
king car In the Sundays train and had
a ride over from Collar. They say the
road IL In splendid condition. for . new
outfit. and the rido was most pleasant.
In not many days we hope to note that
regular passenger trains IRE running.
When that occurs sraid on "ths Boys"
Curlsy and Dennis. will be organized. TO
start out from Grass Valley and Nevada
City.-Grass Valley Union, Fsb. !.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Report OF the Dremen Autheritie'
Upoa she Dynamite Disaster.

Report Of the bremen Authorities
Upea she Dynamite Disaster.
LONDON. Feb. 2.-The report pre-
sonting tho result Of the investigation
into the prcmsnhavsn explosion has
been Published by the Bremen nuthori.
ties. According to his own deposition,
the nsmo Of tho psrpetrator was William
King Thompson. born in Brooklyn in
1880. His parents, who smigratsd from
Hamburg to America, arc living in vir.
ginia. lie was taken prisoner when
running the blockade in the late war in
the United States. Ho escaped and fled
South. where he passed under tho name
OF Thomas. lie mentioned o Midlsrs
Skidamore. Of New York. as an accom-.
plice. but referred to no others.
His wife supposed his name to DO Alex
andsr. There Is no evidence that he
entered into relations with underwriters
or plotted against the safety OF the YES
sells previous to 1876; nor is there any
evidence, except an insurance Of $4,000
marks on the barrel which exploded,
that he insured any goods to be shipped
by the Mosells or Deutschland. OBJ
serva,ions by him point to the conclu.
sion that be intended TO hand n small
box to the officers Of the Mosells, do
claring ii to contain grsenbaeks. and
that ho intended to have the box in
surd. In June. 1876. he insured goods
on the steamer Rhien for 100000.
through the Earrings Of London. His
wi.s's evidence shows that previous to
his departure in November. 1876. he
anIiously awaited q letter from England,
which he concealed when II arrived.
Church aud state IN Prussia
BERLIN, Feb. At ID said that NO
~sotiations for q compromise between
the Church and State has come to q
complete siandstill. and the Ultra
mon.s are again disposed to show their
old bitterness in opposition to the pres
emit government. Reychsnsperssr's
pamphlet will urge the Church to insist.
as a condition Of compromise. upon the
deposition Of Doctor Falk. tho Prussian
Minister OF Ecclesiastical Affairs ard
Public Instructions.
The International RIFE Match
UsvsiiinE che Atatus efLsrd f'ai-
nerstsn.
LONDON. Feb. 2.-Ths details Of the
proposed international ride contest are
not capable OF 10 easy arrangement as
at FIRST supposed. There was an implied
understanding whom the National As
ISOLATION accepted the American chal.
lenge that the team selected would only
be from Great Britain. The attempt OF
the Americans TO induce teams from
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REDUcrioN.

The Carson appeal is authority for the
statement that the wages Of trackmen
aud watchmsn. Of whom about fifty were
formerly employed by the V. 4 7. r. X.
Company. have bee, reduced from -
to ~ 20 per day. and that in conso-
qusncs about half the number have quit
work. IL further states that, under the
new deal. all Cinnamon formerly en-
ploysd as section hands by the Com.
pany will be discharged. and their places
iillsd by white men. The reduced rate
Is still fifty cents per day above what Is
paid TO section mon Of the Central Pa
cifc. IA nsar as We can learn. no re-
duction has been made in the wages OF
men working on the milroad this side OF
the scales ON American Flat. with the
single exception Of the night Waterman
at the Baltic switch.
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STATIONERY Ann JRwsLRY.

J. D. Marshal. n the Gold MN Post
The San rrsneisco and sseHmsuto daily
papers. All the latest Eastern periodicals,
magazines. ETC.. received - soop ~ publlshed.
and delivered In any part Of town. Blank
books and stationery. In great variety. Blank
short notics. Gold and silver watches, eloekr.
and . dns assortment Of lewelry /; repairing In
that line neatly and well done. 4 large stock
Of toys AMI fancy goods. Bee regular ldver-
tisemeut In another column. jsie
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-02

THE CHINA Wal. The armstics
which subsisted between the rival Chi
neso companies in Virginia during the
New Year holidays, SCENE to DO draw
ing to q close. for the Hop Sing COM
pany has sworn out . few warrants
against the members Of tho Sem Sing
crowd, and one Celestial named Mi
Func, had his case set for examination
before Justice Cox at =. N. to-day.
This il probably the skirmish line OF a
series OF encounters which will shortly
take place between the companies. for
no doubt the Sam Sing men will retail.
ate, first In the courts, and as that sport
GETS too costly or m~onotonous; with
pistols, shotguns. and kindred ingenious
devices. The policemen, lawyers, and
doctors Of Virginia. rejoice at the bright
prospect, while the Coroner scents q
rich harvest Of inquests.
RrrrREp.-Our readers will remember
that some weeks ago the copy Of . card
by which Luke Conf introduced him.
self 10 the public as an exponent OF
blackstone. was published in the NKws.
Coniii's idea on entering the profession
was TO run counsellor Tom Harkin. John
Y. Paul and Others out OF the business;
but in attempting such q thing be nn-
dertook n herculsan task. one which has
proved too much for him. He says that
Tom Harkin can get more men to swear
10 n lie than any other man in the State.
and that being eclipsed by q rival Is
something which cuts him 10 the quick.
hence his withdrawal from the profes-
sion.
EScANpxxSr MxkrISo. I. D. o. IA
meeting Of Silver State Eneampment.
No. 7, l.. o. o. T.. will 10 held at Odd
Fellows Hall, Virginia City. this even.
inc. nj 7 O'Clock. A full and prompt at
tendance Of the members Is requested.
as thsr. will bs business OF Importance
10 transact. Members OF sister Encamp-
ments and visiting Patriarchs are or
daily invited TO attend.
Kx,aHrs or PrrHiAs' MxEIISn. "A
meeting of the members OF Lincoln
Lodge No. G. X. Of r.. will DO held in
their hall. Odd Fellows building. Vir.
GINA City. this evening. February "a. OF
! O'Clock sharp. A full and prompt at
tendance Of the members Is requested.
as there will be business Of Importance
to transact.
MisSoNHR.-John Doe and Richard
Roe. two fiery frsnehmsn who created
n discord at the Concord House in Low
or Gold Hill. Last evening. were taken
In charge by officer Jones and lodged In
the town Jail. II that kind OF doings IL
tho rule nj tho Concord House II might
10 Just rs well to cast about Tor an
other name for II.
Rxxovxp.-.Ksllogs 4 Co.. brokers.
and dealers ii puts and calls. have re-
moved to Hanak's new building. be-
tween Odd Fellows Hall and Wells.
Fargo & Cos. building. South q
street Virginia.
BLrYxrSs says that doctors ought to 30
pupcsnt writer's. for many Of them are
capital sst-a-wrists (satirists.)
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A s%UrroCArfN0 COuGn.

In . lettsr 10 Mn. Lisls, Of Chicago, . well
known contributor TO the Western press, she
ascribes the cure Of . dangerous cough, accom-
panied b. bleeding st the lung, 10 llale's
iiouey OF Mershound and Tar. "hy cough"
but the Honey Of Horehoand and Tar has
removed every uaos Of It." The letter was 10
. lady friend IN this city. who has placed Il at
the disposal Of O N. crittsnton. Z Sixth are.
nue.. Pixies Toothaehs Drops cure In one
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CnRMICAL

Save time. health and money. Avoid quseks
and buy "Chemical Strength" distractions
full, and . cure guaranteed 10 any case OF de:
bllliatine dreams Tor seminal weakness), and
oil alarming symptoms of nervous decay, re-
sultlng from selfibuse. excesses or any cause.
HUI and virgins City. and elsewhere. Price,
~ per bottls. -
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CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indlscretions OF youth. nervous weakness,
early decay, loss 81 manhood, etc.. ! win send
. recipe that will cure you, fres Of charge.
TIL great remedy Was discovered by Q nils.
sio AIRY In South America. Send Q self.ad'
drcssed suvelops to the New. Joseph 7. lnman,
station ID, Bible House. New York City.
AMI On
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oBsTACLRs 10 %sIARRIAGR.

Happy relief for young men from the eneeii
OF error and sbuses In early life. Manhood
rsstorsd. Impcdiments 10 marriage removed.
New method Of trsatment, New and remark
abie remedies. Books add Circular sent free,
In sealed envelops. Address HOWARD Al
ISOLATION, ttsN. Ninth street. Philadelphia,
Pa.-sn inytitution having . high reputation
for hanorabls conduct and professional shin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-02

SAID a distinguished politician TO his
son. look at me! ! began n Alder
man-and here l am at tho top OF the
tree. And what Is my reward! Why,
when I die. my son will Be the greatest
rascal in the city," To this the young
hopeful replied: EYES, dad. when you
debut not till them"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-02

Aiding y CsaSics . Eseaps-Dis-
agreement or the Crssksd Whis'
NY Jury-Nsw Secretary OF the
BeIeher-An UsJust (hinsss Gus
tom - Elected - Florida Mining
Company Eleetlsn.
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SIGN on rHR aLAss coAR,

Al Or. sPALpISo's SALOON. opposite ihs
ODD rsiiovs' Buiidins. Virginia CITY. Nevada,
SIMON PACKsHkR. ct The 7" fnt.rsstiouai'
loo many ysars ssfors The great hrs, hss nov
aissd up. q lrsss sxpsnss. ons Of the FINEST
q Of old. deal out 10 his ihssds and PATRON
the CHOICEST AND MOST RAvORtTR
BRANDS or IMP0RTsD CiuAR,. He has
al 90 hand . nns. sslsctd stocH VI Chewing
and smoking TohAeooes. Imported Cigarettes.
Wostenholm cutlery. heerpchaum Pipes. and .
Is N 8. pAcxsHER.
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~
magician. exhibited his skin TO another
I.r,. .nd as,i,b,sd audience M National
I-..--.,.. M.
uuaru iiaii' 'nS'n'A' i"S' s""e'
feats are 30 dexteriously performed N
10 confound the closest observation, and
.,,ho.,, u.rx and An. lsst NJ them.
~. ~, A..n' 49, I, ,hs ,s,v mid.,
OF the audience, We doubt IL one detec-
ted tns way . ~sIs sU
.ncs \. ,bs %.,hibition Of three trained
white doves, which set unconcernsdly
on a pistol while ii il being discharged,
or at tho will OF their muster. lie imp
apparently l~ifeless. No exhibition will be
gwen at National Guard Hall this even.
INC ON of the Comstock Min
stfels occupying il. He will appear ut
the same place tomorrow and Friday
nigh.s. ana ~ n'neis on'on - IN
Coli HiIl.r,. Who canuot attend at yir.
giuia, will have IN opportunity Of seeing
him.
ELEsAxr CLorurSo.-Cohn K Isaacs.
y, An. Whit. Uops. Virginia. ara m. full
OF enterprise az an s u 'uii " ms.''
always keeping not only up with. but In
aJvan.a NJ Tho times. IA Ia their boast.
and one which II would take a smart
man IN lisproye. that thew have m COM
plete an assortment OF gents clothing
as can % ioahd IN Tue STATE oniy n
c;.cn onisr;n. ano,bsr large stocl Of
oool. which IA nov arriving as fast mn
Il can bs n.ek.J mn and shipped. Those
wsn,;nc IN. sof,ss, and varmest under.
shir,. h most comfortabls o-verco.ts
al ,ra ns,,ss, ,,,in, "a wall as chean.
a., .,a,hss ~ an liSa. 10 be fonnd In
an. .onn,v Lii snj whs,s th.v m. tent
by calling on cohn X Isaacs OF the
"hi'e HOUSE, ''0'h s"ss'' '"s""'
HrsnASD BEArEn.-The case oil Mrs.
Thurwell was set for hearing before Jus
tice Cox nj IL N. to-day. The delicate
anil fra,;l. lajv \. charged with tbe of.
tense Of beating and otherwise cruelty
m.I,r..,;r, nm. r,r,ner nj her bosom.
him who In Inv. cons bvs hal nilloveJ
Mi, b,sJ unon her shoulder nnd win
eyes riveted on her fair brow. had won.
asr.a II aso,nsf suTh man y. Ioa
hssn ruasIy araisneJ tran a fond Je.
,rs;an an3 ill., man, .no,hs, na,an
ma,,n. m - ~ si.,,s,sJ ;laI
"0o a ~
TT
SITE "els' Fargo " Co.'S oo"'n v
street. Virginia. can be found all the
latest fashions in gents clothing. These
gentlemen Keep a large m carefully
800 u,;ap r.. III :, ,.m.,s.hi. 10.
rates for cash. Give them q cali and
examine their goods before going else
whore.
wuy-Ru G;b.on anil Pat Cassv
H0nI LO NIu I1 II VII WI
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uRYMAN npoa. a. On.

The w~sil.ipown Purniturs Dealers. It's South
O street, srs closing out their large stock, -
they have leased q store further down town.
and propose 10 open there shortly With . new
stock. Nssntims, ihsl are selling furniture at
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-02

On. In RsouAu's GOLDEN BALsAx Mol
cures Chancrss, Grit and second stagss; sorss
on ths Lsgs OF body Sore Ear, Kyet, Nose,
etc.; co~ppercelored Blctchss. syphil!tie @.
The dissass Known - Syphilis. Pries, tspsr
bottle, or two for %.
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eEsfLInRsy ULsfaiSs, Etc.

ru.l.rrs.t..oel.'dr,rse con.
and see.
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"swxARixo orr has temporarily de-
prssssd the st. Louis saloon trade.
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BALTImORR FR RsII OYSTERS.

baltimore Fresh Oysters received svsry day,
b. sxpress, d Nc3URN's CASH STORE.
Nam street. Gold Hin, and lls South street.
Virginia City. I'll
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REPORT.
lnrroarrD DAnr 1T n ?. krArzs = CO

pAnr sr n ,. KsArrss = col
kan Traneises Beard.
LAT EVENING.
70 Meadow Valley.
IS Bslmont, ~
100 Alps. 81 81
.on sursls Con. iss. IL
9iO L<opafs. IN. iih. ns
ys y.s,rsos 9. sk.ss
20 Ola. az
llsO Panther.
ieo Nsrthsrp Belle. xoS
so Uussey, ~ "
9io dsnsrsi TLemss, 10. ~
10 Manhattan. 10
80 81. Pairick.A
$50 Jsckson.s
i:So cs.o Coz: !. .iS.i'.. ix.is
$50 OGDEN Charles. II
4so Mahogany. aOc. toc
400 South chsrist. sOc
90 Empire. udahol s1%e
$50 Kni,herb ,ek.r. t,3a
.cO Possa an. size
no ssl1sors On az. 1. 81.
70 Utah. Iss, IN u.s.
sli silver Mi. ran. iis
lto Reet island.
$40 Pietou. Zoe
$40 =. Y; Con-. ". i,..iS
25 oeciden'sl, ts.&s,s
- Ats. ~.
as w,"i,iis. ~. ~,
80 orr .insi Gala MIA
l0p kuiopa. CO.
iooo Wells Fargo. 2oc
ITD Beg. Caledonia. IL. H
Is5n Lady washisroa. ~. -.
SO Kc.sath. ~. ~.
si5 An.le., 4. ~. 81
so North Car On zoe
700 Lsviaihsn. I. IL. ~
100 Mcrling rtsr. 50
20 MAryisnd, nc
500 glasgow. "
~ Monumental. ~. ~
40 West iislchsr az, 3s ~
US Amazon. ?. az
TO rrospsct, q.
rur. MORNING.
I Is opsir. eik. Sis. 6ih b3o. CIV
saD Msxiean. q. 49,.
80 0o.id .sd Curry. az. ea2ls
soS BE, and Bsleher. al. AN. si<. ca. essis'
62k, GIN
s,ss savage. NV, 2is. az. 2iS. n. Az
rs Nal. ! sssera.s. 50. S.. 50. ssS
go Grown FONT. 20. 7tS, %
% Yellow Jacket. iot
$50 Impartial. st.ss
IS ksntuea. ~
40 Aipha, AN. an
Coahdsnce. Pm
las Bslshsr. 33N, -
$40 Con. Virginia. tss. az. as. t7T. AS
400 sierra NsvaA.. s3S. 22s. -
9sS Cafeteria. ssh. 81. sjX. ". sjx. 10
81 baliion, 10
1876 kIeh.euer. f3k. II
I0 Seq. Bsleher. ss.sT
as o,smas. IS. esk. Cd. 1x. 60
10 Justice. ~. -. 2s's. -
s2bl saceor. .. IN. 2's.a :. y.
80 Union Con, io,.. Iok. 10Y
TS Julia, t,k. iss. iss.i5S
SS55 lady MY an. 81. q. AZ. ~
20 CaleIonis. II, 81. II. n
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

SPECIAL TO TN. oor.D urLL rAnr rrv'.
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1890. 1877
PIONEER LAUNDRY,
NORTH o. VIRGINIA,

UNHIs oLD.nsrABLIsHED AND RRLI.
i able LAsndy 10 pppared to tain out any
ssi Ssi.s dsasssd 5, nssipaistios o. 81
chemical appliestion.
Pseiagss pasetaaily called for and ~
onoss-Iutsnationsi Hotel and wailaes's
Yuit stors. ~ se.th g street. virinia; and
vssey Houss. Gold nifl. 800.
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Expor,ssion or Herring.
Imports.

Nav YoRx. Feb. 2.-Tho total i'm.
ports OF manufactures Of silk at this
port during January were si.62i.li IA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-02

MILWAUKEE. Feb. 2.-Colonel Charles
II. Gill. OF Madison, the newly.appoiut.
ell Commissioner OF Pensions in the
place Of Atkinson. resigned. obtained
tho position through the influence OF
Senator Howe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-02
WIN. n. GILLESPIE,
SOLICITOR FOR PATENTS
v. .. LAnp OFFICE.

sssrshsr q Rsssrts asd cssvsyssesv.
Deeds, Leases. Fewer. q Attorney, Mott.
psfs. carefully prspsfsd, 80 Dspssitioos taksn,
xppliesiioss 81, "a irussses q xSvsssc
nines nsds . specially.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-02

With the above nets dsfying contradiction,
10 Il not . loss Of time and money not 10 give
rs . CALI
Our BOOTS AND SHOES are ths
Finest In the Market.
Our HATS. for style and Desutr, can't be
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1876-06-10

The above is but brief account
of this mine, no doubt one of the
greatest ever found on the Con-
tinent, and one which 1 confid.
emily believe will at some future
day rival the Comstock Lode and
mines. The first location north
of the McCracken mine is the
"San Francisco" which has an
outcrop of over 80 feet wide; it is
in litigatim. Another on the
south, the palmetto" is also in
litigatim. Both are no doubt
good. Six miles south is the
SPOTS" mine, and Is miles south
the johnson" sold some time
since for $4,000 cash and both
supposed to be on the McCracken
Lode and both large and rich.
Time will not permit of a full
description now. More anon.
Yours truly,
Fl. G. HODGE.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1876-06-10
SAN FRANCISCO.

About the Presidential Aspirants.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 8th.-
Agents of the Conkling wing have
put in their best touches through
the country. To-day's press dis
patches are mostly occupied with
extracts from Eastern journals
favorable to Conkling, Morton, or
Bristow, or devoted to discussion
of Blaine's prospects. All these
extracts run in one way and seem
to show that there is a disposition
to drop Blaine asunsuitable to head
the ticket, 1t is asserted that the
fact that several Democratic pa
pers uphold Blaine, should cause
Republicans to fear that the De-
mOcrats want Blaine nominated
as an easy man to beat, &c.
Mining Stocks.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 8.-Al-
pha, $50; Belcher, $18; California,
$S3; Consolidated Virginia, $75.-
so; Crown Point, $13; Gould and
Curry, SIS; Imperial Consolidated,
81; Justice. S22.5O; Kentuck, $12;
Mexican, $50; Ophir. $50; Ray
mound and Ely, 50; Union Con-
solidated $11; Liviathan, Is cents.
Gold and Greenbacks.
Gold in New York, 12k
GreenbackS in San Francisco,
buying, 89@893; selling, S93@9O4.