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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-01-19
I'd EADY-MADE CLOTHING.

7Ep EADY-MADE CLOTHING.
The undersigned take pleasure in an
nouncing to their friends and patrons. that
they have opened their New Wareroom,
formerly occupied by Messrs. Piper & Ell
som, near the Virginia Hotel--in addition
to their Store opposite the Courthouse
yard.
Their Stocks for quality, quantity and
prices, will faYorably compare with any
Retail House in this or any other City
They only sell now for Cash, and this will
give the buyers the benefit of not having
to pay for the risks OF paving for custom
ers who buy on credit and are either una
bic Or unwilling to settle their accounts
when due. The senior partner can be found
at the Old Stand, Opposite the Court
House yard J the junior partner has charge
of the New, (near Virginia Hotel,) where
you can daily enjoy the happine S of bis
sweet and smiling c~ountenance from early
morning until ten O'Clock Pm.
Their Stock consists of READY-MADE
CLOTHING,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS, BOOTS and SHOES,
from common to the finest. which we will
sell low down, but only for the Cash.
Thanking the kind and generous public
fer their liberal patronage extended to him
for many years, he will always try to de-
serve the confidence and kindness bestowed
on him i'll the past, as well as that youmay
grant him in the future.
Respectfully,
HILB & BARTH.
Our odd accounts from this as also from
| last year are all ready, if not settled by
| November first we will saw those indebt-
! ed to US the trouble of calling on us, but
! will help and relieve two u~nfortunates,
we shall send to each of u debtors (after
the time above giyen) two collectors. one
of whom has nearly recovered from the
| smallpox, and the other has just taken
| the itch. Kind treatment towards them
is expected. II. u B.
Oct2G-1y
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-01-19

FACTORY CLOTH
-GASsINIEREs.
Splendid Goods ct Is, 20 and 25c. per I'd.
Factory Cloth at 40, SO and SOC. per yard.
Cassimeres at any price-to suit everybody.
OUR STOCK OF
Trunks.
Satchels,
and Valises,
is complete. We sell them cheap, and mark
name on free of charge.
The truth is, we sell everything at cost
FOR CASH ONLY.
We don't intend to credit anyone at these
low prices. Bring your money and we are con.
ident you will buy before you leave.
OUR MOTTO IS.
BIG BUNDLES for LITTLE MONEY!
All we ask of our friends is a call before pur-
chasing elsewhere, and we will prove what we
advertise. We will do what We say, and
WILL NOT BE understood
by any House in Virginia.
Thanking you for past ~favors, we remain
Very Respectfully,
LOEB BROS,
Cor. Main and New Sts., Stanton. Va.
dec8
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-07
EI~etisn Day.

Tho town election Of Gold Hill 10 going
along smoothly and quietly to-day. There
probably was never . moro mixed up cleo
ton held in this township. A many as
six different kinds Of tickets are In tho
field. with industrious workers" ped
ding them out TO the honest voters. The
main fight Is for Town Marshal. The
contestants for this are ]. l.. McClsery. j.
&. Dunlop. Thomas Marks and Thomas +.
Erwin. All Of these candidates, with the
exception Of Mr.. Erwin. are Republican.
Last Saturday night Z. F. Hall and
A. McMartin withdrew from the fight,
and have been ccnsured by their friends
for thls action. II rightly under.
stood their course In this matter will
surely meet the appreciation OF all party
men. Taking into consideration the fact
that there was but one Democratic candi-
date. . proposition was made that each
Republican aspirant should name three
citizens. who should meet and choose
q candidate for the Marshalship.
McMartin. Hall aud McCleery accept
cd the proposition. tho other candi.
dates declining to stand In. The Joint
committce chose McClesry, and - In duty
bound, Hall and McMartin withdrew their
names. The News. In common with all
other citizens, expresses It's wish that the
best man may win.
In Virgins City the contcsting parties
are making things lively. The offices OF
that place are Of considerable Importance
In 4 pecuniary way. and the struggle for
them 10 propOrtionately eager.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-07
The Railroad Iiridgc.

workmen are still engaged ON the Crown
Point Tavine bridge. The sidewalk, for the
accommodation Of foot travellers, Is being
put down. II Is being built about twelve
feet below the railroad track, and will be
flashed by tomorrow. At each end Of
the bridge notice. bearing the words.
=. danger. don't cross the bridge" are
placed conspicuously, but the people do
not pay any attention 10 them. Several
persons have narrowly escaped being run
over BY the ears. IL Is the intention To
tale out all the upper timbers, including
the ~stringers, straining beams and braces.
Many % the stringors are twisted all out
of -kape and the snow and rain has caused
some IL them TO rot In their joints. The
timbsrs will lc taken OF, part at q time.
ami as nothing can b. done upon the work
except at night II will take nearly two
months to finish up the job. Mr.. Ander-
son. civil engineer. has charge OF the
work and Mr.. White Is foreman OF the
construction eofps.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-07
Lyon Ceaa,y re.eher..

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Lyon County Teachers Association Wa
held at Silver City last Saturday. The
following teachers were in attendance:
Silver City-Hon. W. G. Dovey. Princi-
pal Of the Silver City public school Miss
l.. A. Leslie and Miss Annie Plummer.
Virginia City-Professors ID. A. Ewing
and T. d. James. Gold Hill-Professors
Van wagenen. Baker and Davis, Miss o.
l.. Taylor and Miss Libbie Salkeld. Day
ton-Professor Casebeer and Miss Emma
Midgclsy. Sutro-Proiessor Bray. j..
Young. County Superintendent OF Pub
lie schools. presided, and Miss Emma
Midgeley oficiated rs Secretary. School
Trustees Henry ana McGinnis and 4 large
number % ladies and gentlemen were also
in attendance. The exercises were con-
Quoted ia accordance with the following
programme: Phonetic spelling. Superin-
tsndent Young; mental arithmetic, rro-
fessor T. u. James; physical geography
explanation oil alienation Of day and
night. also globe exercises. by Professor
Baker ; essay by T. II. James. a number
Of subjects OF q miscellaneous character
were brought up for discussion, and .
good degree III interest was manifested in
the exercises. The exercises were con-
cluded in the evening with . grand spell
ing match under the direction OF Profess
sor Flint. Miss l.. A. Leslie. ons OF the
teachers 81 Silver City. proved herself the
champion speller % the evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-07
The rax Busiass..

Tho compromise mentioned in tho Nxws
last Saturday settles for the time being, all
trouble concerning tho bullion tar bust.
ness. The matter was fully adjusted last
Saturday and the money paid over. To-
day the County Treasurer 10 a~pportioning
tho coin. or every 81 05 according TO
the tax levy made April 4. 1877. Is cents
will go TO the General Fund Of tho county,
Is cents TO the School Fund. 90 cents TO
the Railroad Redemption Fund, Is
cents 10 the Courthouse Fund aud 90
cents TO the State. The money paid In
amounts In all TO $3o2. Al 7s. OF this
amount $500. 275 93 goes into the Trea-
surer's hands. the balance being taken up
In fees. Tho certificates Of county In.
debtednsss. which have been paid by
Mackay and Fair. individually, at
tho Bank OF Nevada, will now be re-
deemed. The County Auditor will classify
them and issue warrants accordingly.
which will be cashci by tho County Trea.
aufCr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-07
r-aeher.'

Tia following laii-. nigentlemen. hav-
ing passed the teachers examination re-
Gently held in Gold Hill. can obtain GER
tiica,es by applying at the County Super.
i~niendent's office on Wednesday and Sat-
urday Of this week. between the hours Of
li:30 A. n. ani . p. NJ:
FRS, Graie-Miss I.ibbie Salksld. Miss
Marion Lincoln. Miss Julia Nicholson,
Miss Ella stcrrett. Miss Mary Mcdonnell.
Mr.. T. u. James. Mr. l.. II. Lister. Mr.. j.
VI. Martin. Mr.. William Sicoll.
Second Grade-Miss Cassie Henderson.
Miss Emma Allen. Miss Lizzie McMartin,
Mrs. knight. Mrs. Castor, Miss Ella Hurd.
Miss N. q. Hawlcy. Miss Laura Holman.
Miss Florence Lynch. Miss Lizzie Green
wood. Miss Gcorgie Wright. Miss Clara
smith.
The Board % Examiners wish particu-
larly to recommend for superior excellence
in examination Mrs. knight and Miss NJ.
&, Hsw.ey. in the second grade. and Pro
fessor T. u. James in the first grade.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-07
district Court.

The following business was transacted
In this court to-day. Judge Rising. pre-
siding:
In the matter Of tho guardianship OF
Minnie Nelson, a minor-Two days al
lowed in which to ile counter application.
Louis shears admitted to practice.
Waters w. Ganty-Judgment according
10 stipulation on motion Of plaintiff.
State W.. B~owman-Plea OF not guilty
wi,hdr avn and defendant permitted to
lemur 10 Indictment.
Gould vs.. Smith-Appeal dismissed at
cost Of appellant.
Virginia and Truckec Railroad Conn
pany vs.. NJ. Lynch-Continued until Sat.
urday. May l2th.
Hertlin vs.. Biso-Continucd for the
term by consent.
Murphy, Grant 4 Go. vs.. NJ. Cody
Continued for the term.
Jeffer,rs W.. Jefrercrs-Continued till to-
morrow.
sandroek VS.. Sankroek- Continued ill
10 o'clock Tomorrow morning.
l.. jacob W. y. q. IIoffman-Court
ordered that motion TO dissolve attach.
ment be dismissed.
Court adjourned till 10 o'clock to-nor-
row morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-07


Nor GrILTr.-Tho San Francisco .Sioek
Escsary,, with Its usual stupid disregard
for the truth. accuses us Of keeping count
Of the revolutions performed by the en-.
gine Of the Consolidated Virginia psn.mill.
The NEWS pleads not guilty OF this sense
less accusation. never having 90 much -
mentioned the engine or its revelations
since the time II was hrst put up.
CRowpryu THE woRx.-work on the
Jail in Silver City is progressing finely.
The sides and roof are up and part Of the
floor down. There arc TO be four cells.
" Of which are to DO lined with one
fourth inch shect.iron and the others
boarded up. The contractor expects TO
have his job finished In . few weeks.
PosrroSKNrSr.-Th day Of delinquency
In the matter Of the present assessment Of
the Aureola Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany 10 postponed 10 the 10Th Of the pres
emit month and tho sale day to June lith
al the sane hour and place. Sec Official
notice OF the ssmo In our advertising col
umns to-day.
DripESps.-The Consolidated Virginia
and California Mining Companies each
declared dividends Of 81 per share
to-day. payable on the 18th instant.
The dividends aggregate Si.os0,000 for
each mine. or 81. 100. 900 In all. This 10
consoling information for the stockholders.
FIFTEEN TO Hrsr.-Ths game between
the Bonanza and Athletic Clubs resulted
in q victory for tho former. tho score
standing Is 10 0. Tho game was we'll
played, and great interest was manifested
by the spectators - we'll % by the con.
tsstants. Another game between the same
clubs 10 expected soon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-07
CROWN POINT.
Meeting % Dissasisnsd HteekI0lder
Measures taken fsr Isvessiga-
tiou.

The San Francisco Cali Of Saturday
gives the following: A soodly number Of
dissatisfied stockholders in tho Crown
Point mine met yesterday afternoon In the
Merchants Exchange Building TO take
action with regard 10 the present manage
ment Of the mine. DR.. Cachot acted u
President and Mr. William Marks a.
Secretary. Mr.. o. II. Mckee read an
elaborate report Of his investigation into
the Affairs Of the company. in which he
made the following statements: Since
January ~. 1875. eight assessmenta have
been levied. ~agyregating S750,00o. During
1876, 81. 9it tons OF ore we're reduced. the
product being 81 .07s, us. The total paid
Tor milling was S6G7 .l99. leaving . balance
TO the company Al SAIL .5l9. To this add
$500. 900 drawn during that year In assess-
ments. and the total working expenses OF
the mine amounted TO S9ii SO; and In
addition 10 this the management con-
tracted an Indebtedness Of SIS 900. max
ing the total expenditure during 1876 Of At
least 81 .Oi6. 5l9. In 1876. Yellow Jacket
levied assessments amounting to $3.50. 900;
Bullion first since ls12l. s250.000: Over
man, S3iG. 900; Caledonia. $260.0O0; and
Imperial. $3.50. 0OO. These companies did
not mill any ore in 1876. Mr.. Mckee
descanted at length upon tbs alleged
iniquities Of the present Board OF Direct
ors, aud expressed his belief that the stock
will become utterly valueloss II imme-
date measures be not taken 10 check the
present extrayagant outlay.
A deal Of discussion ensued among the
gentlemen present. which resulted In the
appointment Of 4 committee OF three.
composed Of Mcssrs. Mckee, A. r. Wheeler
aud krvnberg. TO investigate the subject
and report at . meeting 10 be held shortly
In q public hall. Among other grievances.
II Ia asserted that the present Board OF
Trustees hold among the i've only l1o
shares % stock. AL stockholders were
urgently requested to have their stock
transferred to their Dan names at least ten
DAY. before June 18th. a. on that day there
will he an election Of new officers. The
meeting then adjourned.
We clip the following ON the zane sub
ject from Saturdays Pet: Yesterday .
meeting Of the Crown Point m~alcontsnts
took place. at which there was . great deal
% misrepresentation n exaggeration.
We are assured that al examination into
the workings of this mine will demonstrate
an economy in expenditure and q fidelity
b. the best interests of the stockholders
unsurpassed by any mine on the Com
stock. In fact the Trustees court and in
wife Investigation. IL must be remem-
bercl that il costs heavily TO sink and
prospect levels from LOO to 1000 feet
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-07

v-Tla bouss of Mrs. i. i


FmE.-The house OF Mrs. J. K. Jsmi'
son, below the G. and G. cut. Virginia
City. was destroyed BY IRE at II o'clock
last night. The alarm was Arst sounded
BY the whistles at the Consolidated Wiz
ginis hoisting-works. The house was en-
tircly destroyed, but most OF tho furni-
ture was saved. Loss, about $l,l00.
aoLp.-Thc proportion Of gold TO silver
In the product Of tho California mine for
the past month Is shown as follows: Gold.
Ssii,Oi7 Sc; silver. s7ii.674 50. Total.
si,55s, 722 II. from which II will be seen
that the California IL moro . gold mine
than Q silver mine.
vurrrso.-Mr. ". G. nice. . phono'
graphic reporter from New York city. 10
visiting the Comstock. lie finds . great
many wonderful things In this land OF
assessments, silver bricks and sagsbrush.
Mr.. Rice is tho guest Of Mr.. westlake In
Virginia City.
Social PosrposED.-The calico social
which was to have been given tomorrow
syening ct Masonic Hall. Gold Hill, has
bssn postponed for the present. Due no.
tice will be given As to when II will take
place.
AMAs with $77O on his person was Ar
rested In Virginia las. week for being
drunk and aslesp.
CAMILLA URso's concert in Virgini'
City last Saturday night was we'll At
tended.
The closing exercises Of the Reno Sem
mary will take place on the 23d instant.
BULLION valued at s25s.7 2 Was SEN
from Virginia City lat Saturday night.
TnE Flowcry school Ia reported to be Ia
0 fourishing condition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-07
tn. c.....oes M,..r..

Tn, annual reunion Of the Miners
Unions Of Virginia. Gold Hill and Silver
City last Saturday night, WAS = grand sue
cess. The Gold Hin Union formed first
aud marched to Virginia City. They were
joined by the miners from that place and
the two divisions marched down ~ far a.
the Justice mine. where tho delegation
from Silver fell in line. and the whole
company countcrmarched 10 the Gold Hill
hall, where the exercises OF the evening
we're conducted. Thr.- brass bands were
in attendance. and the music was con-
tinuous. The Gold Hill column was
strengthened by the accession OF the Iron
Moullers' Union. Tho reunion was satis.
factory in every respect and was onnnu
until an early hour In the morning. some
Of the mines wero shut down In order to
give the men . full chance to enjoy the
pleasures OF the occasion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-07
Eesii.x sise

The free luneh-houso for the benefit Of
destitute people has been opened In Viz
GINA City at No. % North d street, two
doors south 81 Miners Union Hall. Any
ono in need Of a good square meal mAy
find IL by calling at that place. So far.
only a few reporters aud a number 81 com.
mon panper have availed themselves OF
thi. opportunity. but when the fact Of its
existence becomes known. there will b.
such a big run upon IL that the firm will
bs compelled to 90 into liquidation.
Seriously speaking. the soup-house Is an
excellent institution. and will do much
good.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-07
NEW STORE.

A. sUMMERHIELD. ists boohfseper for
R<lnstsin L Wolf. dsslrrs 10 inform hIs ffienes
add The public generally that hs has just
on nei, In 0sllstin's old Lsrdware store. oppo-
sile Jones drug stors. Msiu stfest. , old Hill. .
complete rtock OF gems furnishing goods. coii.
sisting In part OF While shirts. . ,nging IN priee
from 81 10 81 90; C.lieo bhirir. u TO "
Cbcyiat Shirts, purs linen. 81 TO ~. All, cot.
of shirts made 10 or'er aud warranted 10 ht.
A splendid assortment 81 uents' Underwear.
which he will eel c sspe' than any b use iu
the 3 Ate. In conjunction with furnishing
soods, he also keeps . splendid stock VI nns
cut. smoking and chewing tobaeco; a'so . msg.
nIn emf stock 10 genuine Havana ard domestic
cigar. THE BKsr bit CIGARS IN THE
STATE. Como aud try theai. Don't mistake
the place oppo-i,e Jons-' cug siort. hair
ast '0 A. sUMMtRrIELD / 90.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-07
Mining I~Scation.

The following notice Of location was nled
with the County Recorder In Virginia
City last Saturday: 81, tho under.
signed, hereby locate and claim $500 feet
Of tho Montville lode or mineral belt.
together with all dips. spurs, angles and
lateral veins within . space COO feet wide,
commencing at tho north side OF Amer.
lean Flat ~llavinc. 100 fest more or less east
OF the Lexington mine. thence running
northerly 1900 feet along the ledge with
800 feet on each side Of the Ledge for min.
ing purposes. this claim being bounded on
the west by the Lexington mine, and To be
known as tho East Lexington claim.
Geld Hill Mining District, Storey county.
Nevada, SILAs RELHcK."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-07
\ FRANCISCO.
what George u Pisssy Rays He
Knows ssd IL wiiiinE 20 Tell.

sAS Francisco, Nay Tho Cro@ies
this morning publishes . version Of the
Pinney story. occupying some four col
umns. It 10 dstod Warrington. Nay 9th.
The eist OF Il Il TO the effect that Pinney.
when the failure Of the Bank OF Califor-
nis was about to prccipitate his dincul
ties. on account OF large amounts due
tho Masonic and Clay street banks and
Others on certificates Of. indebsedness,
pat his property In the hands Of Billy
Carr, with instructions 10 settle with tho
banks and save what be could from the
wreck, and left the country. His wander.
ing have been already outlined. VIII. hs
ieft 10 not very clearly explained on bis
own assumption that be bad not dsfrandsd
the Goysrnmsnt out Of . cent. and owed
the banks nothing that he had not assets
70 cover ; but be leaves the public 70 In.
fer that be WAS induced 70 leave BY Carr
and others. Once he waa out OF the way
they kept him away by holding over him
. charge Of dessrtion from tho navy. I'M
Ill recently, when on the accession OF Bee
rotary Thompson TO the control OF the Navy
Department. that was cleared up. He
alleges that Secretary Robeson VA hand
in glove With Carr. DORIAN. Sargent, La.
grange, Shannon and tho contraction
ring; that Sargent. dorham and Page had
Robson give Pay.Inspector Spsldins psr-
mission 70 employ an additional clerk In
the pay Office 30 that Pinney could give
his whole time 70 politics. stocks. etc.;
that he advanced money 70 assist Page In
his second election. 10 purchase news
pspers In his district, buy votes. etc..
charges Page also with guilty knowledge
OF other unlawful transactions connected
with his second election that would Gust
him from Congress; also with tho knowl.
edge Of fraudulent mail contracts 10 his
district; charges Lagrange with having
robbed tho extraordinary fund Of the Mint
70 the amount Of twenty thousand dollars
in sixteen months. besides other pecuIa-
lions. La Grange. he says. also under
stands the doings Of tho whisky ring.
Pinney also intimates that II necessary he
can tell something about Affairs at Mafe
Island, and In the Custom.house. Thu
general purport OF the publication 10 that
Carr, the Hanscoms, Montague Jordan
and others were robblng tho Government,
while sargent, GorhAm and Page were de-
Tending them In Washington.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-07

A miner named Thomas Lane Was badly
injured in the i63O-foo level Of the Con-
solida,ed Virginia mine last Saturday
night. He was walking ON the track Of
the ore-dumps when his foo, bse.me
caught In some way. lie wa on a steep
inci,ne. anal the man coming behind him
with a loaded car could not stop. The
vheels OF the car passed over Lanes LETT
leg. Iacerating 10 in the most frighuui
manner and breaking one OF the bones De-
low m. knee. The man was taken TO NJ
Nary'. Hospital for treatment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-07
mere sitaas Powder.

A giant powder cartridge. with fuse and
e,ploder attached. Was found in . stick oil
wood by Mr.. Flanagan. District Attorney
Drake clerk. Mr.. Flanagan was put
ting the wood in the stove at the time;
anil n the fuse had not been discovered
lust at the time II was. the southeast cor
ner Of the new courthouse would proba-
blv have been blown out. The blast Was
undoubtedly put in the stick by tho wood
chonner.. who failed to explode 10 AZ the
right time. Examine your wool carefully
before YOU put II In the stove.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-07
The Printers Union.

At a regular meeting Of washoe Typo
graphical Union, held in Virginia City
yesterday, the following officers wero In
stalled TO serve during the ensuing siI
months: Wells Drury. President; O. ID.
Bayless, Vice President; W. r. Csrrigsn,
Secretary ]. T.. Eckley. Treasurer q.
W. Hoffman. Sergeant-st-Arms Board Of
Directors-Joseph Harlow. William suth-
erlani and II. V. Dyram.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-07
ruR PAi.Acg RATING STAND.

For . roast OF beef uneIeslied In Storey
county. 70 to Thomas Hsnron's Eating Stand.
In the Palace Sal on. No. 7 North Q ctr Of.
Virginia City. Frr,h oysters al oil hours In
every style. foity miners always on hand Ct
night. For tssy, home style Of cooking. and
tbs best and frcsl est OF all that tho msrkets
sIord. the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
Try II. apis N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-07
SAS FRAScisco. May so ?. y.


Mexican-5t bid.
Ophir-i0 bid.
Con. virginiA-29 bid.
Mexican &c asked.
Ophir-l0a sold.
Gosld 4 Curry-th bid.
Con. virginia-29t asked.
CaliforniA-29 bid.
Gould 4 Curry-t.90 sold.
AlphA-9a bid.
CaliforniA-29h asked.
Savage bid.
Alpha-gs asked.
Exchequer-l.9O bid.
Chollar- Potosi-29 bid.
best 4 Beleher-i3 bid.
Bullion-3S bid.
Imperial-7Oc bid.
Overman-lOS bid.
Sierra NevadA-3.lO a.kcj.
Bullion-3.70 asked.
Overman-iOa sold.
Crown Point-5S bid.