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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-26
LOCAL MATTERS.

DROWNED IN THE RIvER.-Iestcrday af-
ternoon about O'Clock, William Quirk, a
blacksmith employed at the Government
sheds at Rockets, was drowned in James
river near the Brewery wharf. John Lyon,
Patrick Sullivan. and Quirk had been to the
Brewery, and were about to leave when the
accident occurred. One Of the oars OF the
boat the party had fell overheard. and Lyon,
in attempting to get it, fell into the liver.
Sullivan. seeing his friend in the water,
Jumped in to try and save him, and Qulrk,
who was on the wharf, seeing both men Ill
the water, also jumped in to render what
aid lie could. Unfortunately for him, he
was drowned, while his two friends sue
ccedcd in getting out. About half-past D
O'Clock his body was recovered, and tile
Coroner, being informed OF the case, viewed
the body. Quirk was about twenty-five
years old, but had no family. He llVed
on Mayo street, at Mrs. Chalkley's board.
inc-housc, was born in Rhode Island, and
had been in Richmond about five years.
PERsoNAL.-Dr r.. J. Woodbridge, OF
Hanover county, who last year closed his
second term as a member Of the House OF
Delegates from that county, will, it is un-
dcrstood, be candidate for the position OF
Scrvcaut-at-ArmS OF the next House. The
Legislature meets on the 5th OF December.
Judge b. Il. Wexford has returned to
the city, and the business OF the Circuit
Court will proceed to-day.
Among the visitors registered at the To-
bacco Exchange Yesterday were II. L. Man
men, Louisville, KY; Clement Read, New
| York: G.. K. Bishop, Jr., Petersburg; L..
w. Wambusll, Mecklenburg; r. d. Owen,
Danville; Leonard Cox, Charlotte, and NJ.
NJ. Mayo, Henrico.
Anderson & Co. are preparing to present
to the members OF the Press some excellent
photographs OF the late James 2. CoWardln.
Captain Parater, of Company co. has
resigned his commission. The company
refused to accept the resignation, but he
states that he cannot hold that Office and his
position on the police force.
Mr.. Julian B. Crenshaw, a graduate OF
Bethany and Yale colleges, and who has
returned to make Virginia his home after
an absence OF some years, was yesterday
admitted to thc.bar before Judge Fitzhugh
to practice law in the courts OF the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-26
Tho School Beard.

REPORT OF THE sUPERINTENDE ENT-TWo DAYS
HOLIDAY NEXT wEEK-APPLICAT1ON FOR
NRyy SCHOOL, At ROCKETS, &C.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-19

GEORGE A. ROTH.
Threatened Resurs Co Geld isiii Of
she rredtxsi Old Non fntted
Calf Prospect Mixed Opiuioas.

- =
Tho above gentleman, 81 we'll known IN
v..,s mast "A Secretary Of the woolvills.
-,-..,, 4. oi.ho consolidated
sup~r'n"n"'"'o' ,""r1"c"~
and Secretary OF the Trojan Mining 'om'
NAMES. anil whose sudden and uncercmo-
..a.,,.,r ann. .ix u,,k. AGO from
n'o"
Gold nun ea"s'' some u's''," ~
10 several OF our citizens to rhom RON
uas indebted. has turned up. II was known
.,., hs hal rope Fat. and a letter from
'"A' ~, -. -.
him. when ". Puo. ~, hs,.in o,a.hs
days paper, sn1"s & ,,,enJs her.
lie CANS upon us NV ~ ~. .,o,x h.iore
TO listen 70 ns IL ;-nJign.n,ly de-
ivy pa yu.s ...,.~-Iement anil
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-19

THE DANCE To-SioHr. Tho gallant
young gentlemen Of Gold Hill and vir-
ginia will be out In full force this evening
Al the party 10 10 given by the young
ladies' OF Gold Hill In Masonic Hall.
Cool music has been secured. There will
be any number Of ladies In attendance. A
fine supper, sufficient for all. will be
spread in the Yellow Jacket cngine-house.
A lunch will also lie given at the same
place tomorrow.
ISeuEsr.-Coroncr Hodges held an In.
quest Last evening in Gold Hill into the
circumstances attending the death Of Dave
Dodge, who committed suicide last We'd
nesday. Tho verdict Of the Jury was In
accordance with the Account already pub
lished by the Nsws. Nothing new Was
brought to light.
IScREAsE OF CAPITAL Srocx.-The Bal
timore Consolidated Mining Company has
filed with the County Recorder the csrtif.
cate Of an increase Of capital stock. The
capital stock Is raised from the tribe OF
$500, 900 to s., 400. 900. This Is divided
into $4,000 shares Of the par value Of 500
per share.
Too BAp.-Comstockers who go to San
Francisco to see how the market Is run.
will 10 grieved to learn that the bad con.
~struction Of the new Board room oil Pine
street renders II next 10 all impossihility
for outsiders TO hear the quotations Of
stocks during the calls.
The SECOND CHAScE.-The gold watch
which Miss Conway had At the late Fair
and which hal 10 10 rallied for . second
time. owing to q mistake In the numbering
Of the tickets. WAS won by ticket No. 2i7.
TnE moon gives q splendid light these
nights, and o drive on the grade IL tho
..swell thing" TO do just now.
A GREAT many men arc engaged In
handling the tailings from the Lower Gold
Hill mills.
No work Is at present being done at the
site Of their gAsometer by the Globe Gas
Company.
ANOTHER fine day IL this. Tho snow
storms seem 10 have been indefinitely post
poned.
The gross bullion product Of the Justice
mine for September was 500 ,969.
The water In the flooded mines Ia being
rapidly lowered By the pumps.
MCCLELLAN. the painter. has just fin-
ished . picture Of Gold Hill.
AxKw and large tailings dryer 10 being
put In 1t the Omega mill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-19
Iritesi fer Record.

The certified lists Of officers Of the fol-
lowing companies have been filed with tho
County Recorder
Maryland-S. Heydenfellt. President ;
A. n. Ginn. Vice President L. STROLLER,
Superintendent; Bank Of California. Treas
urcr Z; &. A. sankey, Secretary. Board Of
Directors-S. Heydenieldt. A. X. CHM. L.
strother. J. h. Low and W. u. Boyden.
Baltimore ConsolidAted-Georg Cong
den. President; W. u. Boyden. Vice Pres
ident: Nevada Bank Of San Francisco.
Treasurer I: L. Strother. Superintendent;
q. A. sankey, Secretary. Board OF Di-
rcctors-w. n. Boyden, George Coneden.
\. H~eydenfeldt. T.. strother and NJ. Stern.
American flat-w. u. Boyden. Presi-
dent: y. q. Smith. Vice President; Bank
% California;. Treasurer: L. Strother. gu
pcrintcndent; Z. A. Sankey. Secretary.
Board Vi Directos-W. u. Boyden. T..
STROLLER. 4. X. CHM. Z. q. Smith and
VI. stern.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-19

-
The Great War in the Fast.
LONDON. Oct. ls.-A Vienna dispatch
says Mukhtar Pssha's defeat makes further
operations by Ismael pasha against Igdyr
out Of the question, and II he does not re-
treat promptly he may share the fate Of
Mukhtar's Aladja division. The Russian
force at Arabian will not remain idle
longer. and q Russian march on Erzeroum
may be tried again this year.
LONDON. Oct. ia dispatch from
Tilis says 10 Is estimated that tho Rus
SLAMS captured In the battle on Monday
last t~hirty.two battalions Of Turks. four
brigades OF artillery. 100 officers and 1000
horses. Among tho killed are o son Of
the Circassian chieftain Schamayl aud the
Turkish general Of cavalry. louisa Pasha.
Tho Russians estimate tho total Turkish
loss OF $1,000 men. together with great
stores Of munitions and provisions.
PAsIi,.
CHICAGO, October ia London paper
declares concerning 0sman Pasha thai heis
neither Bazaine nor Crawford. but the
following Is his undoubted history He
Is q native Of Asia Minor. born in 1882.
and educated In the military school at
Constantinople. lie has never been In
Europe. except European Turkey. but
speaks q little French. lilo Is tall, spare,
somewhat delicate In health, active, intel.
ligent and attentive 10 his duties. lie In.
quires personally into every detail Of his
army aud its tactics, directing the mode In
which thev arc In ha executpI. He nOs-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-19
Ossea That street.

Cemetery street. at tho lower end Of
Gold Hill. Is in a very ineonvenisnt con.
dition at the present time and unjust to
the people residing upon 1t. The
town authorities started in to open
the street q few months ago. caused
people to move their houses and fences
out 20 conform to the line Of the street,
intending that II should be properly
graded. with suitable sewerage provided.
They we're stopped. however, by Nj.
Duckley's fence and q lawsuit Is pend
ing TO have that fence removed. Meanwhile
the fence remains.no sewerage Is provided.
di,hy water runs in the street. creating a
stencil and liable 10 produce disease. and
the residents are subjected TO great incon.
yeni,ncc from that fence. The suit In
the matter should be pushed through W All
issue as fast rs possible. or some sort Of an
arrangement arrived at to asate the evils
complainel Of.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-19
A aix.n,le Land smindIe.

Kansas Orr. No., Oct. is.-A most
gigantic swindls was brought to light here
to-day by the arrest Of ]. r. Ham. Edward
L. Stephens and George Miller on . requi'
sition from Governor Hubbard Of Texas.
on 4 charge Of forging land titles and
issuing deeds for large tracts Of land In
Texas. The swindle originated with Ham
aud 9 man named Thomas Tullis Of Austin.
Ham and his confederate had made dupli-
cate copies Of national and other seals.
and had obtained the signatures OF many
officials. They also had printed here
blank forms and perfect copies OF deeds
necessary for their operations. All tho
titles and patents representing either
State or Government lands used by
them were forged. and an immense
amount Of land has been conveyed by
them under many aliases aud TO many
different parties. About q year ago the
attention Of Governor Hubbard was called
to the matter. and on looking into 10 o
monstrous swindle was detected involving
both the State Of Texas and the United
States. Tho authorities ut Washington
we're informed. and Special Agent Foster
was sent out here, who obtained y clew
which has been closely followed ever since,
resulting In the Simultaneous arrests to-
day OF sixty persons In different parts OF
tho country who belong TO the gang. NO
less than thirteen court.houses have been
burned the past year to destroy evidence
that coulds DO brought against the swim.
dlcrs. Ham. Stevens and Miller left for
Texas to-day In charge Of officers from
that State.
Railroad FreiKhts.
New York. Oct. l9.-Rates on the west
bound freight from New York will on
Monday DO advanced on the basis OF .
dollar for first class, 30 cents for second.
70 third and i5 for fourth class to Chicago.
Rates from Baltimore arc eight cents less
on the first and second class, and three
cents less on the third and fourth class.
From Philadelphia they are six cents less
on tho first and second classes and
two cents on tho third and fourth classes.
The tariff on wheat by rail from Buffalo
has been advanced TO ~ cents q bushel. an
increase Of ono cent.
Edwin Adams Bencnt.
NEW YoRK. October i9.-Tho Managing
Committee Of Edwin Adams bcncft re.
port that tho actual fund. rs II now
stands In bank. with expenses paid. is
$3.50. This sum will DO increased to
about 50, 100. The committee have with
the sanction and consent Of Mr.. Adams,
voted to place the funds In tho hands OF
trustees for the benefit Of Mrs. Adams.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-19
Editorial visit

John 5. Hittell. one Of the pioneer
journalists Of the Pacific Coast and among
the bes. known writers and authors. 10 on
a short visit to the Comstock and Was In
Gold Hill yesterday. lie took . square
look Al the various mining works and the
general topography Of the country. but
Sid not deem II necessary TO descend into
,hs bowels Of the earth for further inform
.iion. Being an essential member Of the
Aha. editorial staff his time here ..
limited, and he will return 10 his post Of
srduous duty tonight on the wings OF the
lightning train.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-19
you HAVE no q

Have you any eycuse for suffering with Dye
pepsla or LAYER Complaint, IL there any res
son why you should 20 on nom day TO day
complaining with Sour Stomach. Sick Head.
ache. habitual Cos'iveness. palpitation Of the
heart. heartburn, water.brash, gnavlng and
burning pains at the pit OF tho stomach. yel.
low skin, coated tongue aud disagre~ablc taste
In the mouth. coming up Of food after eating.
low spirits, ctcf MOI 10 10 positively your
MI fault n you do 90 TO your Druggist and
get q bottle Of 0reen'r August Flower for rs
cents and Jour cue IL certain; but n you doubt
this. get . sample bott.e for 10 ccuts and try u.
Two doees will relieve you. je2i 6m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-19
Crack shsss.

Apigeon match for 500 4 side has been
made between DIR. Carver 81 San Fran
cisco. tho contestant with Captain Bo'
gardus. and n. Gill Of Virginia. to b.
shot at tho Virginia race course. on
sunday. from i've English ground
traps. placed five yards apart. Special
rules 10 govern ; number Of birds not yet
decided on. but will 10 from twenty-five
TO fifty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-19
ox.u.. Nsb.. october 10. 1877.

OMAHA. Neb., October 10, 1877.
Enron GoIp HILL NEws: I must have
been either on the verge Of desperation or
~oa es-.pos s.s@ii. in abandoning . good
paying position and a host Of warm friends
for owing . paltry sum to my creditors.
covered fully by my judgment against the
Globe mine. which fell duo September
s0th. Still the deed Is done and can't be
altered any more.
Ny troubles commenced in July. when
all that was left Of 4 not small fortune was
lost by an unfortunate quicksilver flask
speculation. From that time I began 10
be reckless and incorporate. and tried to
regain . portion Of my losses In gaming /;
the consequence we're a usual. and. rely
ing on the Globe money. I borrowed from
my friends and lost mine and their money
successfully. But still I wish you would
be Kind enough and correct In your valued
paper the main charge. have not forged
or embszzled anything. and will prove IL
In . few words
was, a. can be proved by many gentle
men In Gold Hin and virginia City, con;
idential clerk Of Mr.. q. i. Eider' aud VIII
refer. amongst Others. to Messrs. Lewis 4
Deal. George DAILY. Esl.' anu 70 nj. lee
himself. TO all OF whom Mr. Elder miro
duced me a. such. Through my uhceasing
exertions l saved Mr.. Elder . large amount
Of money. otherwise hopelessly lost,
among others q claim 0t about sI,OO
against the Florida mine, for which latter
service myself and another party had 70
receive $1,000 - bonus. refer ~ 10 Tue
truth Of this TO George DAILY Esq.' and
Mr.. Elder 10 gentleman enough not 10
deny this.
wrote letters for MT. Elder. y signed.
by his consent. his name. dispatched
messages In his name. and signed them.
/ received kilograms addressed 10 him.
opened them. answered them. signed his
name 10 them, and all with his consent,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-19
BRONCHITIS.

From John Flax. Esq.. Of Bennington, n. H.
"Thres ysars since ] was very much reduced
with . dreadful cough. which rcsulted In Bron-
was ADDED severe night swcats, and I was fear.
ful OF going into o decline. Aftsf recourse to
yarious remedies 20 no purpose, I male use OF
Or. wistar's balsam OF Wild Cherry. q few bot.
tcs OF which fully restored me ~ health.
since that time have had several severn 81.
tack Of cough, but the Dlisam hes always re-
moved them. always keep II by me. and
should not know how 10 do without a."
Hold BIZ ali druevfsts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-19

lny Telegraph
IESo, Oct. l9.-Tbere was . large At
tendance at the race course to-day 10 Wit
mes. the ladies' tournament. The follow
Ing entries have been made Miss Annie
Mailer. Miss sadie Sykes. Miss Nettie
johnson. Mrs. J.. II. Borland. Miss Mary
MeKissick. Miss Ida van-ickle, Miss Mary
Marsh. Miss Emma Newman and Miss
Crow.
General Batterman called timo ata quar-
ter pas, 10 o'clock. The nine ladies
promptly responded, dressed beautifully.
There were over fiy, thousand persons
present. The judges were L. @. Single
ton. Sam Jones and q. Decker. Of Virginia
City; W. l.. Noon. Of Dutch Flat ; Jewett
Adams. Of Gold Hill, and James NAyber'
ny. % Reno.
The riding was kept up until q quarter
to II o'clock. Miss MeRissick received
IN. hrst prize. Miss Newman second
prize. Miss vansickle third prize, Miss
Sykes. Mrs. Borland and Miss Marsh drew
fourth. fifth aud sixth prizes. Miss John
sou, Miss Halter and Miss Grow drew for
the seventh. eighth and ninth prizes.
The formal decision Of the judges will
10 given this evening at the pavilion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-19
NEVADA STATE FAIR.
Yesssrday's Dsspisy OF Fine sssek-
The Trials Of spssd-aomeshi"g
OF re-day's Doings.

Yesterday Was field DAY at the Fair In
Reno. The display Of stock was liner than
upon any previous occasion. all the entries
being disposed to the best advantage. The
result, Of the pigeon shooting vas given BY
the Nrws yesterday. II may DO added that
Tom Diamond Of Gold Hin was the win.
ncr In shooting of for the pool mentioned
in our last issue. The special premiums
offered by the Reno people are numerous
and valuable. Considerable rivalry for tho
prizes Is noted. Tho poultry department.
which started OF under discouraging dis
Advantages. has been satisfactorily filed
by meritorous entries.
The attendance at the speed ring WAS
greater than upon any previous occasion.
The frs, race on the programme WAS Tor .
purse Of 81, 900, mile heats. two In three.
10 harness /: free for all threc-year' olds In
Nevada and California. east OF the Sierra
Nevada Mountains. First prize. $500 T;
second. $3.50; third. $3.50 fonrth. 500.
The entrie. wore A. follows II. v. Bor-
den. Othello; T. W. Norcross. Pedro /; l..
n. Breed, Lille Breed : A. X. Lamb. Tom
Fox ; A. Blossom. California. The first
heat was won by Lille Breed In 2:59. with
Pedro second. Tommy Fox third and CAL
ifornia distaneej. Lille Breed made the
second heat in ass with Pedro second and
Tommy Fox distaneei. Tho mare took
the first prize.
The second race was not run a. an
nounced. In its place was substituted .
match. three In i've, to harness, mile
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-19
Moro stamps.

The new building at tho cast end Of tho
California stamp mill. In which are to he
placed twenty additional stamps, Is about
completed. The mortar blocks have been
put together and the pit for the foundation
In which they are TO 10 placed Is being
dug. The battery timbers are nearly all
framed and much VI the machinery Ia now
on the ground. The new stamps will be
running before long.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-19
Ynon A DISTINGUISHED JuRIsr.

81 have tried the PERUVIAN srHrr, and the
result faily sustains your prediction. II has
made 4 new man Of me-infused Into my sys.
TEN new vigor and energy. ! am no longer
trrmulous and dsblitated - when you last
saw me, bat stronger. hesrtief, and with larger
capacity for labor, mental and physical, than
by all druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-19
"luul AlrrRA PARIS"

,sergs a. Roth Heard Prem = he
TELLS IIsw Hs Came 20 Evseuass
Geld Hili-Ilis Rattle with b
Tiger lls Beesews y Ilssie
Money from Eider-stiii iu Bsd
Luek-He Sells Nhert on Himself
nul Goes East-No Embessier-
wilitsg 90 square Up Every.
thing-waass 90 Come Back.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-19
A FINE THING ron rnE TEETH

Pageant s0soDOST 10 . composition Of
the pursst and choicest ingredients Of the
Oriental vegetable kingdom. Every ingrsdisnt
IL we'll known 70 have q beneficial effect on the
teeth and gums. Its embalming or aniistptio
property and aromatic fragrance makss Il .
Toilet luxury. sOz0DUNT removes all disa-
ereeable adors from the br, ath caused By CO.
tarrh. bad teeth. etc. II 10 entirely FREQ from
the injurious and aerid properties VI tooth
pastes and powders, which destroy the enamel.
One bottle lasts six months.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-19
A CARD.

To all Who are suffering from the errors and
lndiscrs,ions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay. loss OF manhood. etc. I will send .
receipt that will cure you. rRkk OF cHARoE.
This great rsmedy vas discovered BY : n ission.
ary In south America. Send . ~self1nddressed
envelope TO the REV. JOSEPH r. fNMAN,
station d. Bible Housc. New York CITY.
mhSO GIN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-19
s,rees Quotations.
IN, IN, 4. AND ,. rrlran,ru ns..i

SAN Fn,Scrsco. oct. i9-a;ijir. N.
Northern Belle. iGS, i6l, iG's, l6t
Justice. i3h. 49,
Hale a Norcro-s. 1a.Is
Grand Prize. In, II. Hh
Gould 4 Curry. IL
Yellow Jacket, 10
Osbir. isa, ISL, lsb
Savage. iOi4
Mexican. ~
California. az 3ia
Exchequer. II =, nh
Argenta, 2 ca
Bullion, II \, H.
Alta. 30, o.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-19
rnR PALACE EATING STAND.

For . roast Of beef uneieeiled In Storey
county. 70 TO Thomas Hsfrun's Ealing Stand.
In the Palace Saloon. No. 7 North y street.
Virginia City. Frcrh oysters at al hour In
svesy style. Forty miners always on hand II
night. for tasty, home style Of COOKING. and
the best and fresi est OF al that the markets
anord. the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
TT Il. apis n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-19
FOUND.

TN MisERs', UNION HALL, GOLD HILL,
October lith, Q certificate OF CONSOLIDATED
Imperial stosk. The ownsf can have the aame
on application 10 JOIN 0iennsn, 81 the vesey
House. by giving the number Of The certinests
and paying expenres. ocft lwk
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-19
aTOCK
san FRANCHISE Beard.

san rrancises board.
LAST EVENING.
100 RAYMOND 4 Eiy, ~
ieb Eureia Con-. Az q. ~
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as Alps, . S5. seo. mao
80 IN Dorsdo south. ~. ! %. ~
30 leopard. I 10. o.. 10
90 X. X. Con-. J
So GilA. ~
$50 P.nthrr. eOc.
7b Northern Bells. !6k, isk. ieS
los0 hussey. sc. SIC
sS5 Manhattan. u
issO ArgcstA. , G5. 60 AGO b.
TO Navajo. . 70, AZ
$50 End I~ment . 80. ~
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eco orsad fii,s. ifs. ,iTx. IN 80. iI.. liz
$50
500 Independence. u
5p silver Prize. I. n no
9u Young America. IL
~ Hornet. zoe
600 Morning s'sr ts,ts
go Gnnd rrixs Wet. 70
so Tu-aiorA. sc
i0O Sou h Navajo. jc
500 Combustion. ~. ssc
iiD Bile I.le. evc. G5c. SC, itc. sc
30 Mansfield. tse. sc
~ Moods. I IS. 90
50 Coco Con-, iSc
2io lotie. 2
so Emplre udahoL 20
aoso Lscls. . IS. . ~ ~, ao
595 California. III
ITO Ovefman. 7ts. 2ts
III Csn. Virginia, 81. Jix y
100 Hale 4 NoIe,o-., 49, Z .7s.'..Ts
90 ss.s / Bsiehsr. ssx. -. ~. AZ
~ Crown Point. ss.6
aio Ballion. us. ns. nS
i1 Mexican. li., iiS.is.
lvs5 Exshequer. io'.. IL. ivs ,,, ,,.
SIS Ju-ties. nx, IA. hs. " IL. is'.' Hs
iiN Aha. ios. ion. ios. 10. TO-, TO-.
s+s s,v.s-. ios. To-.
J1s wOodvllie. 10
so Jaiia. . 10. ] ID
sis Yellow JseAet. ioS.
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is5 sierra Nsssia, s.. ~
rms aoEsiss.
10 Ophir. isk
7u oou.d 4 Cnrry. ~. ti.. uS
2sS Rest A 70 ,leher, nv js 40
is California. n. sis, Jk
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-19
CHANGE or FIRM.

TyHIs rs TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THAT
I have purchased the saloon and fItures
the Jos Ice mine. Lower Gold Hill. an ~
sponslbls for all debts Of the late arm and will
collect all bills dne the same.
WILLIAM MURRieH.
Gold iIii, October II. ISL. ociI I'm