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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-25
ANOTHER FATAL ACCIDENT.
samuel nssssa II Caught ON = Rap.
IDLY k~eveiSisE shalt. and Meets
Instantaneous Death.

About non to-day the people Of Gold
Hill were startled by the report that an
other man had been killed, this time by
an accident In the Petaluma mill. in Lower
Gold Hill. A NEWS reporter at once Wis
tied the mill and from the workmen learned
the particulars Of the case, which are as
follows: For some timc past the amalga-
mating pans have boon noticed TO be leak
ing quicksilver. Mr.. Samuel Banton. q
millwright In the employ Of the company.
thought he could construct something TO
catch the leaking quicksilver. About z
o'clock this morning he was seen TO 10 In
among the timbers under the pans to take
measurements and m his work.
He had been working away quietly for
about half an hour when he met with the
accident. Frank Lane. the Waterman.
passing near by. looked down among
The timbers and saw the body OF
Banton flying around the rapidly re-
volving shaft. He called to. Sam Bing-
ham, ono 81 the workmen. that there
was . man caught In the machinery. Bing-
ham shouted to the engineer to !" shut her
down there's a man fastv' In about o
minutes time tho machinery was at .
standstill. and men were able to remove
the body. II seems that Banton WAS reach
ing over the shaft that works the amAlga-
mating pans, when his jumper and shirt
got caught by two set screws on b collar
Of the shaft. by some means his left foot
got entangled ina pulley and held him fast
~ the shaft. which was revolving at the
rate ~ Que hundred AMI sixty revo-
buttons q minute. His head hung down.
ward anil kept striking against the large
pulley of the main shaft. which is perhaps
five feet below the shaft that works the
pans. His death must have been instanta-
neoLs. One blow OF his head against the
revolving shaft must have knocked him
ssnselcss. The whole topof his head was
torn out, his body bruised and arms and
legs broken. When found there was scarcely
\ thread Of clothing ON his person. The
accident can 10 attributed 10 nothing but
the mans thoughtlossless. His body was
laid nut on the floor of the mill to await
the disposition Of tho Coroner.
Samuel Banton was 4 native OF Maine.
lie was married. and leaves q wife and two
children In the town OF Stettson. In his ma
tive State. lie was forty years Of age. .
millwright by trade, and q member Of the
orler Of Masons. lie il an uncle Of Mr..
A. n. Ward, on the Divide. with whom he
hal been residing. lie had lived on the
Comstock about two years. working at his
trade. About three months ago he ~
turned from q visit TO his family In the
East. and found employment In the PetA-
luna mill, where he met his death. Ho
has no means. his family being dependent
upon his labor for support. Mr.. Ward
takes charge 81 tho body. Tho inquest
will be held next Monday.
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Arr,vai. ss,. asss,sx.
n...,,w,e. ,.n., C,cn,.x.
s.,,r,ou. services r.-msrrs~.

METHODIST Eri.cor.L ciunca, dolp HUI
There will b. divine s-rvies In the Methodist
Episcopal Chnrch tomorrov lsunis,l. at II
a n. sndT r. NJ, Rev. u. ". Fitch. Vfhcisting.
Sunday school ~ ~ '. n.
ST. JoaS's CHURCH. GoL n~iLL--There Will
H. dlvip. services ct ~. john. church 'omor'
row at n o'ciock A. n. and i:O y. n. Re-. "
y. Eastman ofisiating. saIday school ME
A.. n.
ST. P,uL's CHURcu. vRaISts.-rhere vii
bs,iiylnc = rvicc In ~, rauls Church. Virginia
o-morrpw al n O'Clock A. NJ. bishop whita
her ofhcialint Taese will be M evening s~r
vice.
rarnE vii be divine service 81 Grse'
Church, silver City. tomorrow evening q
80. Rev. W. u. Jcavsy one siins.
Turnn will b. d vine service ., Dayton to
morrow II u a. ~. Rev. W. II. JenVey on1ciai
luo-
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AMa..Essi.g Hero.

PErALrxA. August 2s.-LAst night the
"Msn-estsr." . valuable but savage stall.
lion that was brought here from the East
some time since. heavily ironed. with
shsckles on his feet, on account Of his we'll
known f~erocious nature. got loose and 60.
capped from his stable. At O'Clock this
morning . man by the name OF Kenney
was sent out 10 leok for the horse, and two
hours later he wss discovered dead ON the
rsce-trsck. where he bad been killed bY
the stallion while trying to catch him.
Tho body OF the man was frightfully mu.
tilated. his breast being torn and bitten
In . shocking manner, and his upper ex-
tremlties were greatly Scared and disfg-
ured by the hoofs Of the fsrco animal.
that after throwing him down had evi.
IDENTIFY jumped and trodden upon him.
crushing In his chest. and attacking him
with his teeth. The wicked and danger
Gus Msn-eatsr, that seems 10 b sppfopri:
stely named. wAs subsequently captured
by two Mexican vsqueros. and 10 now ~
curely lodged In his stable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-25

Excursion on TnE LAxE.-To-morrow
there Is to 10 . grand excursion on the
steamer Niagara around Lake Tahoe. Tho
| Carson Brass Dand Ia going along. also
lots Of people from Carson and quite 2
| number from tho Comstock. They will
have o glorious good time. Five dollars
Is the price Of the round trip from Carson
and back TO Carson, including staging aud
al other regular expenses.
PuSEnAL NoricE.-Ths members OF tho
Gold Hill Miners Union arc requested TO
meet at their hall tomorrow at ~ o'clock
p. N. In order 10 attend tho funeral Of
ihoir late brother J. ". Uglow. See
| official notice In another column.
STAKES IScREAsEp.- Tho horse race
between tho Holy Terror Of Dayton and
tho briggs horse Of Sutro will come of on
the 9Th proximo instead Of the 81 81 instant,
and the purse Is $500 instead Of 500, a.
first agreed on.
Az ineipient fire was discovered In the
kitchen Of Mr.. Crosby's house back Of tho
Bank Exchange saloon yesterday evening.
II was ex~tinguished before any damage
wa done.
THr Humphrey mill Is running on gold
ore from Niger ravine. There are on
hand about l56 tons Of tho rock, which
yields SIS per ton In gold.
Az inquest into the circumstances At
tending the death OF ]. N. Uglow will DO
held at the Gold Hill Town Hall ut O
o'clock this evening.
Col. W. T. RosrxsoS. Superintendent
OF the South End mine. situated near Sil-
yer City. says he expects to start up his
mine In . few days.
sHERrrr Cook Of Lyon coanty accident.
ally shot himself last evening while put.
ting his pistol In his pocket.
TIE fire In Michael Magee's house yes'
to-day caught from . detective ssovo'
pipe.
O~yEncoArs. tho frat Of the season. wero
seen In Gold Hill and Virginia last even
ing.
mr. the 10Th Of September every miner
In Lyon county viii belong to the Union.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-25
BRONCHITIS.

II from John Fiass. Esq- Of Bennlngten, =. H.
"Tnrss ysars since I was very much reduced
with . dreadful cough. which resulted In Bron.
dlnhcult 10 SPEAK In an audible voics. 10 this
ful OF going Into Q decline. Aftsr recours 10
various remedies 10 no purpose. I made ~ ot
DR.. Wlstar's naipam OF Wild Cherry. Q feu bot
ties OF which fully restored me 10 health.
since that lime l have hsd several severs q.
tack of cough, but the Bsisam has always 70.
should NOT know how to do without r."
Sold b. all drusststs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-25
Tn. orover Investigation.

nan FR,Scisco, August 25.-A Portland
press dispatch says: W. u. Highly. who
Is under indictment for subornation Of
perjury and In Jail In defanlt Of bonds,
has Just made the following affidavit in
regard 10 the Grover Investigation ~,
". b. Highly. being duly sworn would
state that A. W. Waters. United States
Marshal, and John Kelly, Collector Of
Customs In Oregon. hired and induced W.
ii, Stiles 10 make the affidavit ho did : that
/ WA present at the Cosmopolitan Hotel
In Portland and heard and saw tho above
done ; that John Kelly paid Stiles way
from Junction 20 Portland. and that he
paid his way ct the 1t. Charles Hotel while
he WAS there, and that John Kelly induced
me, w. B. Highly. 10 procure the
affidavit Of Edward A. Lake; that
Morrison Catney wrote the afida-
Wit Of z. A. Lake; that hc knows
al about the Transaction; that II WAS
done In David Goodsell's Office. In
Holmes block; that I never induced. or
tried 10 induce. any u 10 swear to
anything that I knew to bc false ; but that
John Kelly told me TO get Lake TO swear to
what he did that In payment 70 Lake for
the above I gave an order on Waters In &C.
cordance with John Kslly's ofdert. The
object Of the whole thing was TO destroy
any influence that Grover might have In
the U. 8. Senate. and also TO Affect the
next June election. / interviewed Morton
ii Ben Holidays. In Portland. and In.
formed him nj tha facts. AMI that ~ I 80.
put on tho stand my testimony would 10
In accordance Herewith. He said for mo
not 70 como before the Investigating Com.
mittss In Oregon but 10 come TO Washing
ton; that my mileage and fees would b
paid. and ! kept out Of tbs way under Nor
tons instructions.
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Lake steamer opps-i,,o..

Two rival lines Of STEAMERS are plying
T,ho. nm. M which Ia. been
-.......u,,..o, go. an, NJ. o,ho,
running = "uu' '" WV
only during the past Summer. when The
stages arrive at Glenbrook. as q matter OF
Co... ,,.,. 4. considerable .,rif. ON Tho
-.
part 'he Asens " .t.n'. uy. ~
10 Induce uA'e'e,s W 'aAo PaSsas" W .ne
particular me ,hsy I.pIeseh,. rug az
charged py uc o,n i'no W.T.. ,oI yeais NV
and SIX dolIais Tor ah excursion aIo1a
The lake. rms thr nc" hhe reuuoeu W
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A dangerous i'o.isiss.

The Lyon County T'-'s'o Of to-day tells
,hi. .tory: T. Mack met with an acciicn,
at the suceor shaft the other day that
might hayo caused him his life but for .
mere chance. lie was putting . belt on a
wheel when a man below In some way In.
tsrfered. causing the belt TO wind around
m. .haft aud pull tho platform on which
n. was standing from beneath him. letting
him fall 10 the door below. In among the
m~schinery. Luckily he was extrieaiei be-
fore receiving serious injury, but got Sc
xe,,Iy Lrui,el about the head. causing a
temporary suspension Of labor on hi. part
for some days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-25
SECOND DISPATCH.
suieide OF workisxma"- Bogarcs
Libel suis Against she "nHti."

sLs Francisco, August 2j-3 p. NJ
George Prieur committed snicide at hi
lodging. No. COS broadway, this morning,
by taking laudanum. Deceased was q
Frenchmsn aged sixty years. aud a resi-
dent Of this city for over twenty years.
He lately had been out u work and ~
want Of tho means Of livelihood.
In the Police Court this morning ID,
Dalziel. publisher Of tho Nail. was exam
ined on 4 charge Of libel. preferred by II.
d. Dogart. editor Of the S,ors Eocha1ye.
George X. Fitch Of the RaH,tia. N. II. Do
Young OF the Groaiets aud Thomas N,
Cook. Journalist. were examined as 10 the
character OF the complainant, Bogart, and
testified denying the truth OF the alleged
libelous matter. and Dalziel was held "
answer in the sum Of 81 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-25
a.. EXAMINATION or TEACHERS.
A CeHpisss List OF she Aspiring
Applicants Tho First Grade
Arithmetic Qasstiens.

The examination Of persons who aspire
to DO teachers was commenced this morn.
ing al 10 o'clock at the Third Ward school
house, Virginia City. under the manage
ment Of the County Board Of Examiners,
composed OF Superintendent Pasmore'
Professor J.. n. Flint. and Mr.. J. W.
whiicher. The examination is progress
ing very quietly. Tho applicants keep
steadily at their work. and there IL abso'
iutsly no communication whatever. Wis.,
itor. are forbidden to hold conversation
with those who are being examined. This
h. AZ II should be. The Board are taking
great pains 10 conduct the examination
with all fairness. There can possibly Be
no irregularities" under their eagle
eyed watehfulness.
The following are applicants for first
grade certificates Mr.. Z. 5. Young. Mr..
L. REYNOLDS, Miss Hattie Cave. Miss An
ME Bstterman. and Miss A. Harris. For
second grade certificates there are sixteen
aspiran,s, viz; Miss Lena Derck. Miss
Annie Hernleben. Mrs. Marie q. Mallon.
MISS MA hOAtut@f hA~ snbAiAt AioAults
Miss Winnie Timmons. Miss q. Courtney.
Mrs. Fannie Leggett. Miss Lucy Sheppard.
Miss Mary l.. Richards. Miss Jennie Hod-
gins. Miss Alice Habicht. Miss Emma
Richards, Miss Alice Smith. Miss Mary
O'farrsll. Miss Lizzie Greenwood.
Tho questions In arithmetic for second
grade certificates are 50 simple that thsy
would not b. 81 any interest 10 the read.
ers O! the NEws. The first grade ques.
tons are more difficult. aud We report
them entire.
l-Dcflne a common or vulgar fraction,
decimal and duoJecimal. Divide three.
dfth. by seven-elsvonihs aud give the
analysis of the operation.
2-Show that multiplying or dividing
both terms Of a fraction by the same num'
Der docs not alter the value Of q fraction.
3-Eight-ninths u an Troy is
txo-tenths Of what fraetionof two poundsi
4-Ileiuce three-fourths 10 o decimal,
and .i2J Ia q common fraction. Analyze
the operations. Divide has by Ia.
5-Dedne analysis, ratio. proportion.
Divide Sill 400 among four men in ratio
Of one-thirl. one-fourth. one-ffth and one
sixth.
G-Compute' the simple interest on
81 II for seven years. seven months and
seven days at seven per cent.
Find the difference between the hank
discount and the true discount o n $3.50 for
six months At ak per cent.
s-for what amount must q nots be
drawn In order that II may be discounted
al q Bank for ninety days, the seller receiv'
ing exactly 3 1880 therefor, Rate. six per
cent.
9-Extract tho square root OF l2l .iiOi.
iO-Giye the formula for finding tho
last term Of sriihmetical and geometrical
series.
To-day the examination In arithmetic.
geography. grammar and spelling will IL
completed. Mondays work will 10 in the
higher branches. such As algebra. natural
philosophy. chemistry and United States
history.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Progress OF she niat investigation
-Impsrtaas Testimony. ~ True.
tsrrcrAL III rmr aoLp mLI p.rLr srws.l

sAS FRAScisco, August 2j.-The mint
investigation closed last night so far a.
the public proceedings are concerned.
though inquiries will be continued pri.
vately concerning sundry matters. The
proceedings last night were mainly devot.
oil TO Pinney's cross-examination Of La
grange, by which nothing Of special In.
terest was elected. The most important
point made during the session was In the
testimony Of Frank Levine. who has been
employed eleven years in the mint. and
testified TO the following effect: "on the
18th Of last June General Lagrange asked
me IN accompany him 20 the County jail.
that I might be q witness to q conversation
between him aud Pinney. After ] had
been In the room . little while, at the re-
quest of General Lagrange ! stepped out
into tho corridor In front Of the Surgeons
room. In which two were seated. leaving
the door ajar. and standing by the door.
I overheard q conversation of which the
principal points were as follows: Pinney
said, You are sure TO be investigated, aud
IL will give you q great deal Of trouble
Lagrange replied, Il don't care II they do
investigate me. They will flnd nothing TO
my discredit.' Pinney answered. Whether
they do or not, II will cost you q good deal
Of money Lagrange said. That may be.
but they cal prove nothing against me-
Pinney retoried. You know that through
nv people / can prove anything
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-25
An Nye Restored.

William Hiiicr Of doli IIill has been
blind o. his left eye for two ycsrs. apd has
hal several operations performed without
receiving any benefit. and WAS treated by
some Of the best o~culists Of San Francisco
without relief. Two weeks ago Dr. Ma.
zee and Sehnabel Of Gold Hill operated
successfully upon the diseased member
The operation consisted in cutting the en-
,.rnai coat OF eornea and removing a lArge
piece Of Opaque lymph which hal COM
pletely occluded the sight The physl'
clans anticipate making very nseini eye
Of this ono. and e,pec, to have u entirely
we'll i'm a short time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-25
VACANT PLACES

In the dental ra.ks will never oe.ur II 20, an
particular With your teeth. and cleanse them
every day with that Iamou tooth.wash, zozo'
d INT. From youth TO old age u u keep
tue enamel pp.tless and nnlmp.iryd.. The
teeth OF per.ons Who ure ZOE jDOSr havs Q
line. while the breath is purlned. and rendered
sweet and fragrant. u Il compos,d OF rare
a~ntissptlc herbs and u entirely tree nom The
Objectionable an inJurious insrsd.ents OF
Tooth Pastes. etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-25

FosxrAroH's great circus troupe pa
raded through the streets Of Virginia City
this forenoon. They made . great In
preston by this grand display.
TuE apparatus for inspecting Virginia
City's gas meters has arrived. Chief
Breen will soon business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-25

In JAN AoAIS.-John Tucker has hal
another row with Mrs. Emerson. lie WAS
arrested on . charge Of disturbing the
peace. pleaded guilty aud was sent TO the
County Jail for thirty days. Tucker has
A hard time Of II. Ia the Last six months
he has spent the greater part Of his time
In prison. He threatens TO leave the
Comstock every time be gets out. but
takes good care not TO do IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-25
pnoM A DISTINGUISHED JURIsr,

"I have tried the PERUVIAN srarr and the
result faily sustAina your prediction. II has
made : new man Of me infused into my sys'
TEN new vigor and enemy. ] am no loIssi
trrmulous aud debiliis'-.i a. when yon last
saw mo. but stronger. b, risr. and with larger
capacity for labor. ~ NAL and ply rioai' uhin
by AL druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-25

RrLoc.rrp.-T. cummins has filed for
record a notice Of location OF piece OF
mining ground. TO be known as the Du'
buque Company's claim. IL 10 . rsioca-
ZION OF the Eassis mining claim, In SILVER
star district in this county. and embraces
200 feet.
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a. m. GALLUP.

o. II. oALLup. opposite tho Bank Of ca'ifor'
nia. Gold mn, keeps constantly on hand oil
f~ayntite brands Of Imported C.gars. ohoico bit
cigars. ali n d. OF chs~ing tobaec,. meer.
sch.um pipes. nuts. candles. hne CUTLERY. and
toys aid fahcy gods OF all kinds. sp7s m
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CAkD.

To all Who are suffering nom the errors and
Indiscrstions Of youth. nervous weskness. early
de. az, loss OF manhood. etc.. l will send .
receipt that will cure you. rREE ~ CHANGE
This great rsin~dy vas discovered BY n~ission.
arr IN South America. send . .elf.addrcssed
envelope TO the REV. JOSEPH Z. INNAN.
station d. IibIe lIouse. New York City.
mhan AM
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TnR pAIAcE firING STAND.

For . roast OF iref uneIeelled In Storey
county, 20 TO Thomas Hefron's Eating Stand.
In the Palacs Sal on. Ia. ! North q strset.
Virginia Ciiy. Prrrh oysters at all hour In
every style. tory miners always on hand q
night. For ta.'y. home style OF cooking. and
me beat and fres. est Of ali that tie markets
AFFORD. the Palace Eating stand has no superior.
Try u. ap,s m
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srocK REPoRr.
A . EvLSiSo.

Bosrus
LAST EVENING.
Ca Meadow Valley. Soc. o5s
$40 RAYMOND 4 lily. 10. IGN. f3k
itSo Enreis Con. AN. a.. ~. %. 3ss. toS,
20. SA
llO rhentx.l
80 Rye Patch. 4. ~
An NJ Dorado south. 4 80. tx
1900 n Dorado North. sc. toc
ico Leopard. I. vs.
390 X X Consolidated. 5x
lts0 Gils. tic. .5c
40 Psnther. I IS u
2tc0 Ifus~sy. CSC. ooe
20 Northern Belle. lIt. lTS
los General tn mas. yc
50 Manhattan. III
so De Free. I IS. I 70
$50 orsnd nrize. u. itS
3s5J Argents. I 90. I ~ bio
40 Navajo. 10
81 Modoe. Tsc. eso. Toe
80 New Ccso, SOC
laS5 Minnie Belle. 1 20. IL. 80
loo Poormsn. Sc
itO kmplr- (idsh.l. ~
90 Leeds W
1O Chollar. 3lN
si0 be-t a Beichsr. 10
IFS California. IN. sTS 81
at0 kxehsquer. sS.G.
i295 Overman. Is. 7ts. 2tf.
IS Con. virginia. ~
10 Bullion. Z
sio Hale 4 SererO-.. 4 Is. ~
ITO Gould 4 cuuy. -.
avs Justice. ~. ~
rs Csledonia. : 10 G.
- Alpha. iON
so9 Ophir. IS.
runs noRSrSa.
, 5Ophir. IS.
II Mexican. W
40 0ou q and Jury. 81. 80
rs Best aud Bsich-r. U.s..
2ssO savage. s..sa. 81 bio
$50 California. NM
go Con Virginia IN, TN J9's bio
gS Chpliar, 3lx. 81
10 Male 4 Norcro... 4 20. 4 Is. Al
s1O Crown Point. = ~. . t5. ! IS
loo Yslos Jacket. ~
iVs0 I,nperisi. ~. ~ bio
" keniuek. 81
Is Alpha. i0A
10 Bslcher, S. tss. 4 ~. IS
30 sisrrs Nevada. , 20. : Is. 60
ioo Utah. i0k. ios
lsO bullion. On
1875 Exehelusr. 6A.G.
btO Overman. Az. 25k. IN ait bS
llcD Justice. ~. ~. 81, ~. 10
DIS Julia. I 10. I Oa
100 Silver Htll. AZ
TD Neg York, 81, NM, Sc
itco Alta. } 10
30 LeviAihan. Sc
40 south Justice
$50 Trol.n. csc. te
loo Morning star. ~
40 peytons. Is
AZ Said silver. ~
~ Union. 4 IS. 4 W
$50 CaIed1uia. 81. 4 as Is b.
NJ Meadow Valley. eoc
s5 Raymond 4 BY. Is.
ys0 kureka. %. ssS. ~, S'N. S9s, IN, Ss'
y. M. SIN
52O hye Patch. 8 s0.t
80 Alps. I a.
DO IelIont. ec
tOO Phenix.
ioo n Dorado south. ~. 4 10. 4 ~
go 0ils. Use
eos Leopard. ,. "a 10
100 Pm'her. "
$50 Northern Belle. iTk
/. 40 D.fress. I 10
25 Grand Priks. iti.. HS
i00 Argents. Csc, DC
iis0 Save,o, I ST. "
40 Mode. Csc
100 Minnie Belle. ! ~
80 North coso. soc
pf0 Leeds, ! -. I ~
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VALUABLE AND RELIABLR

Browns Dro. ehisl Treches are Invaluable to
those eiIos d TO sudden changes, Q n,rding
prompt trlf,f In Ooisis. Colds, s'c.
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Hard Seratrhing.

Porepangh will have to scratch harl to
come out even on his present visit to the
Comstock. What with the great cost Of
railroad transportation. the feeding Of
such a huge crowd Of human beings and
animals, AMI the liberal assessment sought
to be levied by County Assessor Fox, the
chances are that F~orcpaugh will have TO
leave ON two paws. lie will 10 liable to
pause awhile before he thinks Of coming
here again. II would certainly be advi.
sable for him to consult tho clerk OF tue
weather ON the subject next time, and
then keep him we'll doped with compli-
msntary tickets. There has not been any
good circus weather since forepaugh's big
Aggregation" arrived. Tomorrow there
will he . cloudburst. Comsiock weather
ia forepaush's Agsregation's aggravation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-25
NEW TODAY.
NOTICE.

GOLD NIL MINERS UNioN.-Msnber
" Of this Union are requested TO ~ embls q
their Hall Oh subDAY. August 18th. atSh 2.
H.. TO attend the funeral Of Our late biothsr.
]. n ugl0w. ~ .rdes.
cor. Nc 'lNSfss. PRESIDENT.
JAnn DuTrzm 7. SECRETARY. au:sh