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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-06
PREMIUMS AND Pallfs.


N. ". Friedrich. the we'll known jsweler
oil. Virginia City. has for some time been
engaged In manufacturing medals for the
Nevada State Fair TO b. held In Reno.
commencing on the i5thinstant. ANEvs
reporter made an inspection Of the jewels
this morning. The largest and most ele-
CANT Of the lot Is the one inscribed a. fol-
lows: Presented BY the Reno Ga.sss
and awarded under the auspices Of Nevada
State A.. N. and NJ. 3. to - for best
and largest exhibit" The medal IL IN
bellished by . power press worked In gold
and IL suspended from . pin decorated by
the emblematic bee hive. On tho adverse
IL the seal Of the Society with the legend.
1.-THE Nevada State Agricultural. Mining
and Mechanical Society. organized TO en-
courage advancement In those arts which
benefit mankind-l87t." A second grand
gold medal for the firstprize Of the pigeon
shooting match Is being made BY Nj.
Fredrick. In addition ,to.these nine hne
gold and forty silver medals have been
made, 10 be distributed among the sue
ee-sful competitors at tho State Fair.
Mr.. Fredrick's store Is aaperfect. reposi-
tory OF prizes. In his show window may
be seen q number Of the prizes for which
the members Of the National Guard are to-
day ~eontending. They are as follows:
Silver watch. by GeorgeiT. NArye; Ma
tional Guard broom. by . friend; Toilet
set with silver stand. by Riorden 4 Gracsy;-
meerschaum cigar holder. by W. Aschiem;
whisky bottle with silver stand. by b. ID.
Segur opera glasses. by NJ. N. Friedrich ;
silver cake basket. from q friend nicer
schaum pipe, by Joe Gugenhicm /; silver
and crystal pickle dish. from . friend ;
diamond ring, by n. Washington;
silver tea spoons. BY Charles Schroeder ;
gold chain. by George Dana; fruit stand.
by Mr.. C~avanaugh.
Tho Montgomery Guard prizes also on
exhibition are: Silver watch, BY A. j.
Tyrrell |: silver watch. by Matt. Callahan /;
silver watch. by N. 4 L. II. Ford silver
cake basket. by Riordcn a 0racey; hne
hat. by n. Brown & Co.; silver butter
dish. from q friend toilet set. from .
friend ; set Of ivory-handled carven. by
Wheeler. Hall 4 Co. silver and crystal
pickle wagon. by II. N. Yerington meer-
schanm pipe. by Leibcs Brothers; gold
sleeve buttons. by William Mooney ; gold
chain. by Jacob Young. Jr.; album. by
William Ash: water pitcher. by Z. A.
schultz : castor. by Charles Muller; ton
dollar black pants. by W. ID. sheppard /;
tsA set. six pieces. by . laiy ; fifteen Carson
dollars. by J. Knox browne; bottle OF
whisky and . pack Of cards for tho worst
shot. by friend. The Montgomery Guard
medal Is Of solid gold. deliberately deco
rated. and was made expressly for the COM
panv by Mr.. Friedrich.
Tho Washington Guard prizes there 10
be seen are: Wine stand. by Z. Diekman /;
silver cake basket. by Riorden a Graeey;
hne gold amethyst ring. by Roos Bros;
silver cake basket. by Charles Muller;
opera glasses. by N. NJ. Friedrich; gold
quartz sleeve buttons. by :. J. Walker.
These prizes are worth in thu aggregate
several thousand dollars. and show tho
high esteem In which our citizen soldiery
are held by the people.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-06

conoSERs' ISoursr.-An inquest into
| the circumstances attending the death Of
Richard \. Kitz was held in Virginia City
| LAT evening. The evidence was In accor-
| dance with tho account Published by the
| NEws Yesterday. IL WAS ascertained Thai
| deceased WAS q native Of Kentucky. and
tventy-pino years Of age. The verdict OF
the Coroner's Jury was that deceased came
| 10 his death by an accident In the savage
mine which could not DO foreseen nor
avoided.
FrLrSo AnrIcLEs.-The following Vas
Yesterday filed with the County Recorder
~. Louis Mining Company Ar,ie!cs Of
incorporation and list Of officer; ineor-
pors,or-w. Z. Dean. Josiah W. White.
Jo.eph Marks, ID. A. Jennings John
m. Boalt. Capital stock. Si0.sO0,Ooo.
Present bosrd-A. X. p. Harmon. j.. ID.
FRY. w. l.. Dean. W. 3. Hobart and U.
m. FELTON,. A. X. p. Harmon. President;
W. L. Dean. Secretary.
IKaxxna,Scr.-An old-fashioned bell
team went through Main street last even
ing. 1t was the first Of the kind seen In
these parts for many q day and attracted
considerable attention. There Was . time
when such a thing Was an everyday oc-
currence. but the railroad has driven out
the long lines Of mules and their drivers.
Monr Monty ron ruE MrsrHs.-
The following named mining companies
have also paid the September wages to
their employees: Bullion. $3.50; Ex-
chequer. $500; Utah. $5.555 80; Julia.
5000; Gould 4 Curry. si3.775; Beat
pelehsr, S2,2iI.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-06

The total expense Of running the Hale 4
Norcross works. under ground and on the
surface. for the month Of September. was
SIC, $50 ~. There were consumed for
running the pumping engine alone s2i
cords Of wood. or an average Of i7s cords
per day /: In all G55 cords were consumed.
ON the lat instant there were on hand At
The works i.OGiS cords Of wood. The
number " days labor performed was
i.iGis. aud the average wages per day
~ AZ. During the month the
pump was stopped AZ hours aud 10 min
utes, or one hour and 3iS minutes per
DAY. The pump made 299.i2o strokes
during the month. being an average OF
6 91-iO0 per minute, and hoisied ii.o'O,0oo
gallons Of water.
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x.,,s,s.. services Tomorrow.

Msruop,-r Irt-cor.L cHrRcu. ooIp HUI
-Ther, wiiibe divine service In the Methodist
Episcopal Church Tomorrow sunday. at III
A n. anal 7 y. NJ. i,.v ". Minis. the newly
appointed pastor. ofnciatrg. sanday-sehooi
at n.
NJ. JonS'. cnrrcu. GoLo H~nI--Thsrs VIII
be divias services n NJ. Johns Church to-uor'
row al ~ O'Clock 4 n. and I:9 .. n. hs,. TX,
\. EastIaAn ofneiating. sandsy-sehoo ~
II y. n.
ut. PAuL'- cnuRcu. NIRarSn.-rhere WI
b. divine service In NJ. Paals church. virginia
tomorrow at n O'Clock A. ~. B'spop Whitaker
officiating.
TnsRx will be divine service 81 Grace
Church., silver City. tomorrow evening a
IO, Rev. W. R. Jeavsy one aiing.
Tusnx will be 4 vine service At Dayton to-
morrow 81 - A. H.. Rev. W.. H. Jsn'ey oms'a''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-06

Macbeth" Was played In National
Guard Hall. Virginia. last evening. IL
was as we'll presented "a could he expected
under the circumstances. Tho stage 40
commodAtions are so limited that II Ia DIFF
ficuit to present such q play a. "Naebeth'
In anything like decent style. Despite
these disadvantages. however. the per-
formance last evening was quite enjoyable.
Miss Eytinge was grand In the character OF
Lady Macbeth. Her conception Of II Is
simply perfect. and her performance truly
wonderful. Mr.. Keene was moro than
usually good. The other parts were sus.
tanned In good style. This evening will
be the last appearance Of Miss Eytingo.
Miss Katie Mayhem. the ~well-known ac.
tre.s, win appear at National Guard Hall
next week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-06
Let rhesss Aisse.

The road agents which iniest tho stags
routs from Cheyenne to Deadwood City
learned = lesson last Wednesday that will
save tbom a good deal Of useless pains In
the future. In stopping tho coach bound
for Cheyenne they searched all tho pas.
s-ngers and appropriated all the coin
they found ON their persons. Tho Tel.
egraphic accounts state that they obtained
various sums from each passenger In
amounts varying from . hundred dollars
upward. with the exception OF Mr.. A. J.
Scott 81 Virginia City, who could only
contribute the paltry sum OF three dollars
and . Colts revolver. They will now
know better than 10 stop former residents
Of the Comstoek. No matter II they are
" dead broke" they are suro 10 carry with
them rcvolvors which are very effective
when placed In Efficient hands.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-06
you HAVE NO RxcusE.

Have you any excuse for suffering With Dye.
pcpsla or Liver Complaint, IL there any rea.
son why you should 70 on from day TO day
complaining with Sour stomach. Sick Head.
ache. habliuAl Cos'iseness, paipltstion OF The
heart. heartburn. wat-r.brash. craving and
burning pains at the pit VI the stomach. yeL
low ,kin. coated tongue and dis,greeable taste
In the mouth. coming up Of food after rating.
low spirts, etef Not 10 10 positively vour
get q bottle " areen's August fiover for Is
cents and your cue IL certain: bat u you doubt
THE. get . sainp,c bottle for 10 ecnts and try u.
Two does will relieve you. j-3i en-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-06
New mining Interpretations.

Articles Of incorporation Of the following
mining companies have been fled /: The
Jack Rabbit Silver Mining Company. to
work In the Bristol mining district. Ne
vsda. with q capital Of $1,000. 900. The
directors are N. J. Mcdonald, James NJ,
Day. \. u. Wakefield. l.. vessaria and U.
J. Hussey.
The North Central Mining Company, %
operate In Elko county. Nevada. Capital
stock. $40. 0O0. 600. Directors - Robert
Sherwood. NJ. J. Mcdonald. Il. Holiday,
Jr., and J. NJ. Haskell.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-06
Apr,ar. rs,,s d. Kansas.


Arcxuox. October 5.-A u o'cloci
tonight The western abutment to the grsa'
iron bridge that spans tho Missouri River
at this point fell into the river with . ter
rible crash. carrying with II entire . a.
teen.foot wall aud about seventy.fve fee'
Of embankment. A gradual sliding OF the
work has been noticed for tho past forty
eight hours. and . force Of men has been
at work tearing of the wall all day that
the long draw span might DO cleared and
escape tho danger that threatened when
wreck should come. They succeeded In
swinging the draw clear at 10 o'clock. and
Ut II o'clock Q hugo mass OF heavy
masonry and thousands Of cubic yards Of
earthworks, the Office and the bridge APP
proaches wero hurled into the Missouri
River. The damage Ii confined exclu-
sively 10 the abutment; everything else is
safe. A largo force Of workmen will be
Immediately put TO work clearing away the
debris. The bridge officers promise that
the damage will DO repaired within. thirty
days.
sssater Pastsrsen Called Yor.
WASHINGTON. Oct. ~5.-Justico Carter OF
the Supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia to-day received q rcquisition
from Governor Hampton for United States
Senator j. j.. Patterson. Judge Carter.
having examined tho indictment against
him n accompanying papers, wiz 40
.o.o.y s"sSs",,.s snmaxn, .nrss,s
- \ .a,ses,,in. M now ,t.ts
r.,rrn,rr h ~ sor,h rsroiins tor smend.
ment before definite action Is taken.
Nov York Appotutments.
NEW Yoax. Oct. 6.-Tho Saa'. wash
inptou special states on undoubted au.
,ho,,,v ,h., peat, IA. ssicc,ed Theodore
pna.is a.. c",ia.tas - ~, york ami
General Merritt either a. Surveyor or
Naval oficer. John Sherman desires y
unaers'ood thst ne hAu ho'h'ns W ao wa"
'ncso appointments.
hix YIrc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-06
BRONCHITIS.

From John fiagy. Esq.. Of Bennington. n. NJ
"Tnres years since I was very much reduced
with . dreadful cough. which resulted In Bron.
ehitiz. affecting me 90 severely a. 10 rsnier n
difacuit 10 spcak In an andible voice. To tlis
Was ADDED severe night svczts, and I vas fear.
full uf going into . decline. After recourre TO
various renedies TO no purpose. I msde use Of
Dr. wistar's Bal-am Of Wild Cherry. Q fcu bot
thu OF which FULLY restored me TO health.
since that time I have had several scverv ii.
tack of cough, but the Dsiram hAe always re-
moved them. always keep u by me, and
should not know how 10 do without T."
Sall b, All drusyistr.
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n.p.r,.,c. s..ss .v~s,.s.

49,
PAY YouR TAxrs.-Taxpayers are very
backward about coming forward. III they
do not settle their town taxes before tho
10Th oil IN. mon.h: .ns S .nS ~ Hi.
y, sns ns csnt' lar Jelipaucpey will
aI yvh.n oae can save money by
-, ,hax might by ali means 10
do 50.
wuo,. TurGE.-Old Ned Blair Is again
~. In. ,.,~..n Gold Hin and
ON inc ou' 60
,n.. .,x a. hs mounts the box and
starts Up the grade. II seems natural to
hear his familiar voice once more upon
our streets
smrtyy', DErp.-The sheriff Of Storey
.o,n,v IA. ,;ven n deed of the Croton
Gold and silver Mining Company and
Croton Gold and Silver Mining Company
No. ? 10 Miles Goed Inn q anu H. L. LOWRY
'on'''''Auo" S'''' d.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-06
r
Progress Of the Russo
Turkish War.
The Great Battles Before
Kars on Wednesday.
[srscrAL DnrArcH TO Coin Huz
DAILY NKws.l
Tho arsas war In she Eass.


Tn. s,,..t war In the E..s
- 49, =, 4. ..,,.,, ,...u.
LoSpos' oe'' 49, o'u'u' s"A''n'
russians assaulted tho Turkish positions
.iopv tho whole line. and we're repulsed
MI -. ..,,.. =.
win heavy 'oss' An
fought on Tuesday. TIT Turkish line OF
tended from Great and Little Yagui--twc
,or,iasd hin. In thu Kunish.ds plsiu-u
-,,h a.
iAr - AMI oh uae
center advanced towAru tDe ri'ef' Ano
resting on Kisiltepe. The Russians, rein
forced by new troops and those lately en-
ployed against the Causasian Insurgents.
| began tho battle at daybreak on Tuesday
by an assault on Great Yagui. the extreme
outward Of Muktar Pasha's Notifications,
twelve miles due east OF Ksn. Tho Turks
seem 10 have been taken BY surprise. The
single Turkish battalion defending Great
Yagui was cut 70 pieces or captured, with
the post, after two hours' obstinate de-
tense. which gave the Turks an opportunity
TO prepare for tho next assault. Up TO this
point all accounts agree, but regarding
subsequent events they arc conflicting. A
Turkish official dispatch says . great battle
ensued. lasting thirteen hours. Repeated
Russian attacks were repulsed with heavy
loss.
A RUSSIAN BULLETIN
From Grand Duke Nicholss' headquarters
at Karajal. dated October 4th. says; After
the capture Of Great Yagui 10 wM found
that Little Yagui was 90 strongly fortified
that an attempt TO assault II was consid-
cred premature. After thirteen battalions
sent from the Turks 70 reinforce Mukhtar
Pssha had been repulsed, our troops forti.
fed themselves In the positions they occu.
pied, Our loss on Tuesday was 5000
killed and wounded, and the enemy's Losses
are not less. Wa captured 200 men.
The Turkish account A. 10 the repeated
attacks after tho capture Of the Hrst Turk
IN p~o,ition seems correct, otherwise there
couid mot have been 5000 men Killed and
wounded. Tbs 200 csptured by Tho Bus.
sisns were probably 4 remnant Of the Ear.
rison M great Yspni. The Russisns Ala
Attacked the cepter Al Kisiltspe. but we're
repulsed. simultaneously 4 Rusaisu force
mnvjpg from the dIrectinn os Ami endssv.
orss ~ tnrn tho TurLi.h richt ana cot
h.t,..on Mama psshs srS Ia. rbjs
- ,ho movemsnt rsssrrsJ N nv t,,o cor
...naudnu, s=.s;n,. Honc. e. sn,or.
tsipea Of cuttine on Muthtsr Pssbs from
Ksrs'" Of tbis MAR Tnrkisb bnIletins
ssy. after Ava bour. aebtinr the Rns-
alan forcs of siY b.ttaIions al I~n3sntrv ana
tvo regiments Of csvairv vere
pnryrs RACE AVN puns,yp
To an. h.nL. N the lrnsctsI Rr..i.r
hn,ia,ir 80. "a i@oJgr.r, a. 5000
Du'n.'neys, a.Sso.4s"
~ 49, :. .hs.. 49,. .vras.1s.s,
.sn s, nann - sAo ~ : ~ e-AyI
49, *. 49, ill., =, 49,
a.mv m. p,..In T.. H.. sna
..aMmIp, no n5as. go . T.. ~
MT ana .n.aM I. oa.ns s ~, ~.
n'sens ssssemens sPPs.ens aiss VIC
usnens W nv III 49, ny
que saosequSnt A, Laan ~ sno aa w. on.y
,,ssn :, s.aie Ues pins T,Ul,.h
mn .r :, .non lamp NJ hy,s a.in.sa
tpunuu"uIun nuass 10 nv s nSu.
: nnn on AZ .m.mn Rr..,sn hr,,s,,n
o,voy on ."e % .,nh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-06
Tn. NJ. r.,r,sl.. church Fair.

There was another pleasant gathering at
the fair In Gold Hill Miners Union Hall
last evening. The friends Of 81. Patriek's
Church were present In goodly number.
and all seemed inclined to have . good
time. Father Haupts' genial presence
added much TO the e~njoyableness Of tbs
occasion, while the ladies' seemed TO vie
with each other in planning fun. The
tables were grseci with new aece..ions OF
ornaments. AMI were moro attractive than
ever. The fair will DO continued next
week, and until further notice. This will
give all q chance to enjoy themselves.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-06
rnE PALACE EATING STAND.

Fos . roast Of beef uneIeeiled In Storey
county, 20 to Thomas Hsfron's Rating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon. No. 7 North q street,
Virginia C1ty. frcsh oysters at oil houfs In
every style. Forty miners always ON hand 81
night. For tasty, home style OF cooking. and
ths beat and frerl est Of all that tho markets
AFFORD. the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
TN n. apis N
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A CARD.

To all Who arc suffering from the errors and
indiscrstions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay. loss OF manhood. etc. I will send .
receipt that Will cure you. YREE OF CHARGE.
This great rsmsdy vas discovered BIZ I mission.
sry In South America. Send Q s~elf-Sddressed
snvslops 70 the RRv. JOSEPH +. NNAN,
misc On
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yRon A DisrINoUIsnED IURlsr.

81 have tried the. PEnVvrAx ssnrf. and the
result fully sustains your prediction. II has
made 3 new man Of me INFUSED into my sys.
tenn now vigor and energy. I am no longer
trsmulous and dsbllitsted n when you last
saw ne, bat stronger. heartier, and with larger
capacity for labor. mental and physical, than
sssny limo during tho last ave years." Sold
hy all druggists. .
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seors Another Tor Gold HiiI.

At tho annual target practice Of the
National Guard. at their grounds north
Of Virginia City to-day. Neil Loyna.
chan. Of Gold Hill. won tho first
prize by . score Of II at each range
400 yards and 800 yards. No use
trying 10 defeat the boys who 1.-Two In this
part Of tho county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-06

SrR WnrRrD LAWSON. ina recent adj
dress. speaking OF the late hours in the
House OF Commons recently. said hs
expected that at the next Carlisle cleo
ton they should see cabs going about
~placarded: "vote for Ferguson, who sai
up till $780," "vote for Lawson who
sat up ill Sass" and .'vots for Banks.
who never goes to bed at all.--Londor
Tunes,
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O. n. GALLUP.

O. n. aAlIur. opposite the BANK Of cslifor.
mia. oold Hill, hssps constantly on hand ali
fsyoritr brands Of Imported Cigars. choice bit
eigsru. ali klsds OF eheuing tobacco. meer.
schsum pipes, nuts, candles. nns cutlery. and
tcx. spd kncy goods Of ali kinda. ap7s IN
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COLDS AND COUGHS.

Sudden changes Of climate are sources az
pulmonsry and Bronchial Anections. Take q
once Browns Bronchial Troehes, lei the Cold,
COACH. % Irritation OF the Throat b ever 70
slighl
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RrrAms.-Tho courthouse doors are
being remodelcd SO they will open and
shut without the use Of acrowbar. Since
being put In place they have become so
badly warped that 1t 10 almost impossible
IA lock them,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-06

OLD On. HUNTER nssd to say. when he
could not discover the cause Of . mans
sickness, "we1l try this and well Try
that. Wen shoot into the tree. and II
anything fall. we'll aud good" aye"
replied q wag. 81 fear this n too com.
monty the case, and, In your shooting
into the tree, the first thing that gen.
orally falls Is the patient"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-06

n spence rrsyner ". fatterron
NJ friedrich John smith winters
NJ u Elstner Geo Becroft Nincent
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-06


MIsCELLANE0Us.
MCLIP9m|
aHa AND &
| GROWN POINT
LIVERY &FEEp STABLES
MAIN STREET, GOLD HILL.
SIMON OGG, = Proprietor.
BuooIEs. RocKAwAYs and CARRIAGES.
Of all descriptions. toesthsr with
ExoELLKSr TEAMS and SADDLE HORSES,
Ts iss .. rsass.as,s ssr.s.
HAY, BARLEY ..d OATS always ..
hanS and for sale.
Al bu.ln... promptly attended TO. an
"a DALl'S
Wagon Blacksmith Shop,
Main street, Lower Cold Hill.
uAyINo A GOOD SUPPLY or
u al kinds Of WAGON nATkkIALsA
I an fully prepared 70 execute syefy Dc.
seription o. hssv and light work In my
NEW woSK OF al kinda sxseutsd TO order
and Repairing done on shost notice. Thsrsh
PAINT SHOP
Psissss. on he co.s,. rSssi K sisos
SHoElNo ohoP
Attsehedto the estsbiishmsnt. and none bal
the best mechanics are employed.
All work guaranteed 70 give sssisfsettons
Hars-wssd Ls.bsr a.A Wages ma.
teriais Tor sale.
am ,. RANDALL. Prspvisssr.
| COLL Hill ASSAY OFFICE
MCCULLOUGH &co.
tLa,. 4. RUHLINa:&sooo
GG ZIP A AND SILVER BULLION MELTED
WE GUARANTEE QUE AssAYsI
To conform TO the standard Of The UnitS
lin McoULL0uaH : 90
FIRE INSURANCE.
WIN. H. HILL,
Room No. . odd Fellows Building,
VIRGINIA CITY,
Rr'ns'sars '-In'T-'lAss
Euglhh and American Companies.
Old customers and othsrI desiring Insurance
ars respectfully invited to call.
suism WILLIAM II. HILL.
THOMAS II. RAlsroH.
GENERAL
FIRE INSURANCE AGENT,
Maynard's Building,
MAIN srRRgT..-.-----.aoLD HILL.
RISKS K
INSURANCE PLACED
rnR MOST RELIABLE COMPANIES
ss REASONABLE RATES.
FREIGHT DELIVERY!
GOLD HlLL....
HAVING MADE FULL ARRANGEMENTS
II for the reception and delivery Of al hnds
Of FRRiGIlT coming over the VIRGINIA and
TRUCKER RAILROAD to the
GOLD MILL DGPor,
From tho lIshtsst PARCELS OF GOODS and
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
To the HEAVIEST MACHINERY, BOIL
hrs, ETC., Etc.,.
I am prepared 70 accommodate all who desire
my services In that line, upon
nEAsoNABLB TRRMs.
Parties. Wishing me- 10 receive and deliver
their freight will ptase direct shippers 10 :
marx plainly-uCarsT O., Cod Hill"
pm THOMAS GALLAGHER.
CH VPR MTV STAGE LINZ
AaR
CONNECTING PROMPTLY WITH rus
moRNINo AND EVENING TRAINS
AND ml-
GOLD HILL Asp VIRGINIA OMNIBUS
LINES,
WHICH NEvRR FAILS no CONNECT.
No matLsr What the Veathsr NAV b.