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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-21
How Many

After a storm along a sea coast the
question comes naturally, What's the
raekp what's the ruinf The storm may
or may not be over. but there are wreck
and ruin enough along the shore. We
have had o little curiosity to know how
many Of the small home crafts planksd
by thin margins, which venturcd out
upon tbs late pleasant sea Of speculation.
have gone down amid tho breakers OF
the last few days. The list Is 4 long
one. Tuesday 400 fell victims TO their
venture. and yesterday the brokers place
the number at twice as many. A few Of
all these may recover something akin TO
"fiotsam;" fewer less as Z" jetsam." and
fewest least as 7" ligan." Most Of them
are now scudding under bare poles, and
arc in search Of a haven.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-21
SIERRA NEVADA.
Latest Reports from she Miae-what
Jehs Maekny. Joha Kelly aud
Gstth. HAST say OF ls-AverAge
AuaAIa

The latest reports from the Sierra
Nevada are most favorable. and corrobo-
rativs OF all that has been said good Of
1t by the many who have seen IL. This
morning Captain John Kelly is satisfied;
yea moro. he is pleased. When asked
how about the 2i00 crosscut. he said he
didn't care q damn about the 2l00 level.
anyway. He knew what there was in
the old crosscut. 2i5O level. and that the
1900 level was 90 feet in the finest kind
Of rock. and that was enough for him.
lie wound up rs follows ~ tell you.
sir. the thing is looking splendid. and
I'm satisfied that everything at the mine
Is all right"
John Mackay says every indication on
the 2200 level Of the Sierra Nevada is
favorable, and all that is needed is six
months to open the ore body. Mr..
Mackay Is not accustomed to use idle
words, aud II 1t is going to require six
months to open the ore body, 1t is OF
some size. The foregoing Is therefore u
favorable opinion expressed by Mr.
Mackay Of the mine.
The report Of Mr.. Kelly is corrobor-
ated by that Of each other person who
has visited the mine to-day. Most were
inclined, with the Captain, not to care q
| damn for the 2i00 level. but u was
| found who gave that crosscut a square,
recognizing look in the face. This man
was Goth. Hast. the Surveyor. Ho
went there to examine II and he took u
pick from the hands OF q miner, cleared
the debris from the bottom and was re-
warded for his labor by finding that the
crosscut had. without the possibility OF
n doubt, cut through tho casing aud en-
tered the ore body proper. The form.
alton there disclosed for the distance OF
about two feet was no longer OF that
mixed material which bad characterized
il previously and was still visible in the
upper portion Of tho face. The ore on.
| oountered in the bottom IL rich, black
sulphuret and chloride. and OF q nature
precisely similar TO that found in the
2200 level. This is the report Of Goth.
Hast and no one who knows him will
accuse him OF q wish 10 deceive.
The reports given above, corroborat.
ing. AS they do. those given all along by
the experts. and especially that OF tho
deputation OF five from the Virginia
Miners Union. who visited the mine
last night, ought to satisfy the. most
skeptical hat the mine is. rs John Kelly
alleges, "all right"
Another encouraging feature attendant
upon the present interest In the mine Is
the desire manifested to get at the aver.
age yield OF the ore body, instead OF
picking out a rich piece OF ore and get.
ting q big assay out Of it. The question
OF most Importance is. What will the
ore mill2 We have seen several assays
Of averages OF the ore. Some OF these
ran as low as S3S; others over 5000.
But the most Of the assays which have
been made from averages taken Of the
whole face and each formation where
changes occur run from SllO to $3.50.
This Is rich enough. Tho question
which time must determine is. how much
there il OF il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-21
The Growth Of London.

An important return has just been
issued by the Metropolitan Board oil
Works. showing the ''number OF In.
habited houses, population and ratabls
annual value Of the parishes and dis
tricts comprised within the metropolitan
area In the years 1856 and 1876, or a.
near those dates as can be accurately
stated" According to this return IL ap-
pears that the total ratabls annual value
has more than doubled itself within the
twenty years. In 1856 the amount was
Ell, 2s3. Cos. and In 1876 II was e23,.
li1.3iS. The total number Of inhabited
houses hes increased from 300, 086 In
1851 to as. di2 In 1871, bat In this COL
umn u decrease Is shown In respect OF
the city OF London. The number OF in
habitsd houses in the city Of London In
1851 vas li.483. but In 1871 thsrs was
only 1855. In 1851 the population Of
the metropolis was 2, 362. 405. and In 1871
y hsa increased 70 3.268. 9s7.-Lo~dcn
xAtW
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-21

NEw IScoRroRArroSs.-The following
are among the latest mining incorpora-
tons: The Mount Rose Mining Com.
pauy. Humboldt county. Nevada. CAPT.
tai. $40, 00O. 900. Directos-Henry l..
Lightner. Il. W. Nudge. 4. A. Hunting
ton. Il. Z. DeNoon and ". I. Robinson.
The Adriatic Mining Company. Fiowery
District. Storey county. Nevada. Capt.
cal, $40. 0O0. 900. Directors - Joseph
CLARK. II. n. Graves. Charles II. Fish,
". ". Ststson aud A. X. p. Harmon.
Has NurnniKsr.-Some Of tho finest
specimens OF sulphuret ore are being
taken from the North Bonanza mine.
They are both rich and beautifully
yeined and notified. The ledge there Ia
like a fitch Of bacon-a streak OF fat
and a streak OF lean. with fat decidedly
preponderating o. the cut nssrs the back.
Last night and to-day the cut has bssp
decidedly nutrimsnial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-21
IDastardIy Outrage.

James 0'Hoarn had q preliminary
hearing yesterday morning In the Court
OF Criminal Correction on Q charge oil
burglarizing the residence Of Mrs. Mar
garet McCluskey. No. sos South Thir.
tenth street. on the night Of September
~, and outraging her. The evidence
showed that 0'Hearn. who claims to have
been drunk. got into the sleeping room
Of the McCluskey family. and finding
that tho husband was sleeping On the
floor with some children, and the wife
in bed with more children. perpetrstsd
an outrage on the lady before she dis.
covered he was an interloper. He declared
that he fell against the door and II gave
way. and before he could stop himself
he went clear across the o and fell
over the bed. The case was continued
10 enable him to produce more evidence
in support OF this theory.-S. Louis
R,pubicdn, Oct. Oh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-21

NATIONAL GuAED SocIlL.-The NKws
acknowledges with pleasure the receipt
OF complimentary tickets OF invitation
and admission to the Social Of the
National Guard, to be given at their hall
on the evening Of December LIST. This
will undoubtedly DO another Of those
very recherche and thoroughly satisiac-
tory and pleasing social gatherings for
which the Nationals have been justly
famous in times past.
A SEw refinery Is being erected at the
Carson Mint. which will be 2ixs0 feet
in size. IL forms q second story over
Ste engine-room and carpenter shop.
..hs new boilers-the finest in the State
ARE all set. The new refinery will be
ready for occupancy the LIST Of next
month.
Il. ii. FASSrSo. one OF tho parties
now in possession OF the Pioneer claim.
states that Mr.. Hogan. one OF the six
men who attempted to jump tho prop
erty the other day. refused TO take part
In any hostile proceedings when he
ascertained the real condition Of affairs.
IT, G. -
ooans i'easu's' Is preparing
The list OF delinquent taxes. In passing
ovsr the books and noting the amounts
unpaid he has come to the conclusion
that they will sum less than 5000.
Tn arraupsments for the ortheomino
n Hs
glove nsn' between 'i'.0 and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-21

THRILLING SCENE IN A PoLrcE CouRr,
The Judge came in. The clerk cam,
In. The balliff likewise came in.
Tho Judge took his seat. The clerk
also took his seat. The bailiff likewise
took his seat.
The Judge looked at the clsrk. The
clerk looked at the bailiti. The bailifl
looked at the clerk and shook bis bead.
The clerk looked at the Judge and shook
his head. The Judge looksi ont Into
the vacancy and shook his head.
The Judge got up and walked out
The clerk also got up and walked out:
The bailif likewise got mp end walked
out.
/, Not . single case in the municipal
couxt.-Sk Paui Globs,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-21
THE CRASH IN STOCKS.
HOW IT II EXPLAINED NJ Sac
FRANCISCO DEALERS.

-
A Variety OF Opinious By Promin.
cut Opernssrs-Skne Reported 10
Have Compromised with Flood
% b salvation Of Ills Fsfsuds.
Sax PRAScIsco. Nov. 2l.--The hron.
ice this morning publishes interviews
with q number Of prominent mining op.
orators ON the break in the stock market.
Archie Borland said he thought the break
resulted from natural causes. Stocks
have been selling too high with much
margin business, aud as soon as the first
line gave way the rest came as q logical
consequence. He has every confidence
in Sierra Nevada. All that Is required
4, time for development. lie Is q large
holder Of the stock and had not sold Q
share.
r.. F. Morrow said there are more sci.
lers than buyers. The people are fools
in stocks. When the market lets down
a peg they all tumble In to sell and 90
down like o row OF bricks, and 80 II be.
comes simply . case Of more sellers than
buyers.
Robert Sherwood said the mine was
undoubtedly good and the ore very rich.
lie had been buying heavily all day. and
would continue to buy II the stock went
| down to q dollar. Flood had nothing TO
do with the break whatever. He had been
buying Sierra Nevada for Flood up to the
highest point Il had reached. to the sI.
tent Of millions, and Flood had taken In
more OF the stock than the public were
aware Of. His theory for the break was
that when they struck into porphyry on
| Monday, dozens OF dispatches were sent
and people commenced selling at q rush
and calling in loans. On the honor OF
q gentleman he declared that Flood had
nothing to do with the break.
W. NJ. Lent declared that he was not
in the market at all. but II he was he
| would DO loaded down with Sierra Ne
vsda. Every report from the mine was
encouraging. lie did not believe that
| Flood was TO be charged with the deep
damnation Of this bloody business, but
there were evidently causes. lie had
heard q person remark o moment before
that II hs was Flood he would keep him.
self shady. "If | was Flood" continued
Mr.. Lent. with emphasis, "I would
come right down on the street here. II
a man cannot walk the streets. whether
stocks go up or down. 1t IL time to
know H."
p. n. Lilienthal, cashier Of the Anglo
Californian Bank, said the cause OF the
break was a fight between Flood and
Skae. 1t was a question Of dollars. and
the man with tho longest purse has had
the advantage. In order. however. TO
protect his friends from the losses en-.
tailed upon them by the pressure
brought 10 bear, Mr.. Skae has given In
to the extent Of making q compromise.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-21
Tho R.,iro.d. Combining.

CHICAGO. Nov. 2i.-It is stated thai
the managers Of the trunk lines leading
east from Cincinnati have practically
agreed to desist from warfare in passen'
ger rates. Tho only obstacle Is a techni'
cality In the wording Of the written
agreement, which will be obviated. The
Atlantic and Great Western will be
allowed TO charge two dollars less to
New York than the other roads, on &C.
count Of advantages In mileage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-21
rnH sCARCIrY or DIAMONDS,

Cold and Silver, and the difieulty met with In
securing them. 10 . sure Indication Of their
value. Thus II 10 with valuable medicine.
DR.. AUG. Ksiser's celebrated German Pulmonic
Elixir. through the jealousy Of rivals. has met
with the most bitter opposition. and apparently
insurmountsblc obstacles have been thrown In
Its way. bat its opponents might ~ we'll try TO
change the course OF the sun, sweep back the
with q tear. For the cure OF Throat and Lung
Diseases, such as Coughs. Colds. Consumption
and Bronchial Affections. Il 10 unequAled. Its
cures are truly magical. Ask J. Jones, Jr.,
druggist. Main street. Gold Hill. for II. The
genuine bears the Prussian Coat OF Arms, the
fac-simile signature Of Dr. AUG. Kaiser. and has
hi. name blown on s,sry 70 cent bottle. Trai
bottles rs cents. bol6 cow
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-21

Jas Slack. J 7 Dougherty. J ] Atkinson,
Z Davis. Z Mcbride. W II N smallmau
aud wife. II ID Spears. Rev J II Warren,
W II Chamberlain. W N Leete, s Roman,
BIT Swift. T. II Jones. d T Harrington,
J Holland. n L Holland. William Gabeth,
) Smith. N Ennis. Con ogg. q W Paul,
A Poung. p Kelly. " @ HaslAnd, d Small,
4 Strother. Miss N MeDads. Miss BERTHE
Wilson. Miss Mamie Taylor. p Bigelow,
Mrs. Franklin. ChAs Dober. II Il Parkinson.
Mis-. n Parkinson. Miss = Parkinson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-21
CoULD a CURRY SILVER HIN.

" mo COMPANY. = Location Of principal
plao- Of business. San francisco. California.
Location OF works. Virginia. storey county
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that a. . meeting
Of the Beard Of Directorp. held on tns ietn aay
One Dollar and Finy Gents lei W. per share
was levied upon the capital stock Of ths corpo.
rsiion. payable immediately. IN United States
rold com. 10 the Secretary, ct the once Of the
Company. Room % Nevada Block. No. 500
Montgomery sueet. San Rrancisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
rrmaln unpaid on the sd day OF December,
1878, viii be d~elinquent and advertised for ssie
Il public auction, and nnless payment 10 made
hefore will be sold on TUESDAY, the ltth day
u Jsuusy. ISIS, 70 pay the delinquent assess
nsnt, toeetheI with costs Of advertising and
expsnses Of mls.
By order Of TIA Board Of Director,
oa.LAhLaseRR k ~ I; 4 DS gsl sss';s.ty:
MONTGOMERY stssst. q. ifsss,sco. o;iiicssis.
ok ro30
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-21
ruE NATIONAL BANKS.
Their Cosditios aud she Measure
Of Their Usefulness ~ Estimated
By she Controller OF the Cur.

Their Copditiou aud she Measure
81 Their Usefulness ~ Estimated
BY sne Controller OF the Cur.
reucy.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 20.-The Con-
troller Of the Currency in his annual
report shows the total number OF banks
and private bankers in tho country to be
G,45S with an aggregate capital Of $685.
10000 and aggregate deposits Of ST..
9l9,95i.000. During the past year
twenty.e eight banks have been organized
with an authorized capital Of 49, 900.
to which sl.59s, 800 in circulation notes
hnve been issued. Fifteen banks failed
within this period, having m aggregate
capital Of S2,7l2, 900, and forty.one
banks, with q total capital Of 80, 2O0, 900.
voluntarily discontinued business. Tho
total amount OF United States taxes col.
lected from the commencement Of tho
system to the present time is On circu-
lation 500, 775,sl7 /; on deposits SiO,.
1913, 25C /; on capital. 1924. 1870 (; total.
$50. 033, 55i. OF United States bonds
held by national banks ON Nov. l. 1868.
and deposited with tho Treasurer as
security for their circulating notes.
nearly thrso.fourths bore interest at the
rate Of six per cent. The amount Of
At ~ I..l. L.a st.na
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-21
LIVER II KING,

The Liver 10 the imperial organ Of the whole
human system. a. u controls the life. health
aud happiness Of man. When II 10 disturbed In
it, proper action, all kinds OF ailments arc the
nstursl result. The digestion of the food. the
movements Of the heart and blood, the action
Of the brain and nervous system, arr all imme-
distely connected with the workings OF the
Liver. IL has been successfully proved that
Grcen's August Flower 10 unequalsd In curing
all persons Afflicted with Dyspspsia or Liver
Complaint, and ell the numerous symptoms that
result itOm an unhealthy condition OF the Liver
aud stomach. sample bottles 10 Try, 10 cents.
Positively sold In all towns on the Western
Continent. Tnrte doses will prove that % 10
Just what you want. lei COW n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-21
A CARD.

To all who are suffering IRON the erron and
indi,crstions Of youth. nervous weakness, early
decay. loss Of manhood. etc.. ! will ssnd {
receipt that Will cure you, YnRI OF cnAnoI,
This great remedy wa discovered by o mission.
AIRY In south America. BEND Q self-sddresssd
envelope 10 the REV. JOSEPH T. INNAN,
Station ID, Bible House, New York City.
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Departure. s..s .,.si.r.

Mrs Emma q smith. Tho. II Ryan and
wife. " G Childs. RI Hinton. @ Lynch.
Al Nccone. senator J Z Jones and wife,
Miss n Palmer. L Me0ettigAn. Mrs J N
Ward. q W cagwin. u Mcdonald. Jane.
Keith. Joe Kelly. Jas Quin,rell. W Taylor,
ID 7 Harrington. Vim W Mason, A Ash,
II Lawrence. J Holland. J d Treadwell,
Mr.. Coban
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FATAL DRLAY,

ri ia often the case tina, We s.erinee our live.
by delaying tho use Of proper remedies. Afew
Fever and Inflammation waits for no man, but
when unchecked hurrics on 10 modification
and death. 10 not be guilty VI this fatAl delay.
Use freely Bristols Sarsaparlla and Pills; Ia
them you have rafety ana health. oc16 cod I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-21
A RRmARKABLR CA.R.

One Of the most extraordinary currs on
record was tina: Of the man John r. Herman.
dez. residing In Salt Laio City. who Vas 81
deaths door with that terrible disease Msns.
mus: the best medical aid had failed 70 stop
tho progress OF the malsdy, when twenty.thres
bottles OF BRIsTOL's sARsAPARiLLA and
three phials Of BRisroLs PILLS made him .
we'll man. iy7a In
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O. II.

o. II. GALLUP. Opposite the Bank Of oslifor.
mia, Gold Hin, keeps constantly on hand al
~favoritc brands Of Imported Cisars. choice bit
cigars. all kinds OF chewing tobacco. meer.
schaum pipes, school books and stationery OF
all descriptions, nns cutler. and tors and hney
goods OF all kinds. apps
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-21

BILLY ALrKnsos wants to DO Sergeant
alarms OF the Assembly this wintsr.
He has done . heap Of service for the
party and spent his own money and has
y many claims - any othsr man.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-21

PAhls, Nov. 2l.-Gambetta and De
Pimten were announced to fight with
pistols to-day ct Ha%utbruyes. The
parties met and had one exchange OF
shots at thirty.hve PAGES. Neither were
hurt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-21
A VOICE PROM NEVADA.

Prom Virginia city, poor sufferer. aimos,
devoured alive by an ~ulcsrous secret disease.
sends us his thanks aud gratitude for his ~
covery to health. effected By those sterling good
medlcints, Bristol's Sarssparilla and Pills.
established for over forty years. They have the
confidence Of both doctors and patients.
Anil i'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-21

TnE man who makes two trees grow
where there was only one before may be
a nice sort Of a man. but he should be
obliged TO come around and clean away
the leaves In the fall.-DotroiI Free Press.
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. RErORr.
saa Francisee beard.

LAST EVENING.
400 Raymond 4 Ely. Gu. ca
$40 Eureka Con-, 32k, 81
leo Jackson. 7S,7a
500 Belmont, Coo. Use, soc
200 X X CON-.
60 Northern Belle. 10
400 Hussey. soc, 45c
450 Defrees. i0c
40 Manhattan. ~, AZ
TO Grand Prize, =. sh
300 Navajo. i0c
100 Endowment. SOC
1850 Independence. I co, IL
200 Morning Star. Coo. zoe
$50 Day. 35e. i0c
200 Hillside. So
200 Highbridge. 2 10
$500 Paradise, ~. 2 ~
$50 North Coso. 25c
$50 Bodie. iGS. i6
$50 Rechtsl. G0c.. sc
100 NcClinton. 800
ITO TiogA. $50
$50 summit.
155 Bulwsr. IL
100 G~oodshAw. soc
375 Oriental. 45c. SOC
ESQ Champion. soc, iOc
$50 Bslvidere,
$50 Booker. 75c
$50 South Standard. 25c
so Richer. 75o
1850 Mono. ~. CO
Us Con. Pacific, ~, %
$50 hustler. 1
400 Leeds, I
$50 1.ptop, II
90 Martin White. $
90 Silver King. 10
400 Caledonia BLACK Hills. IL
HIS Silver Hill. 2s.2
$50 New York. 9Oc, 75c
400 Phil. sheridan. COO
200 senator. zoe
100 sutro. 25c
so Lady. Washington. I
100 Andes. Coo. $50
$50 Wells-fargo. SOC. Zoe
$50 scorpion. ~. "a
1850 LsviAthAn. COO. i5c
10 North Con. Virginia, 7.7s
200 Trojan. Sc
los Benton. 3. 4, ~
1900 solid Silver, 1
1850 North Sierra Nevada. i5o
1tl5 flowery. IL, I 10
7s2o North Bonanza. 2. a.. 2io. %.
2+5. ~
6G0.St. Louis. Csc
300 south Lady Ilryan. SOC
40 University, ~
TINS MORNING..
2235 0phir. IS. AZ. 42S. Al. Az
1880 Mexican. Al. 3s. -. $50
7s5 Gould a Curry, %. %
1i5 Beat a Bslcher. l5s, i5k
2iO5 California. Va. ., 81. ss
1910 Savage. ~, -
1850 Con. Virginia. s, sa
lsO Chollar-Potosi, 40. i0S
7a5 Hale 4 Norcross. IL. iOs. na, IN
uh
1870 Crown Point. G. ca
5is Yellow Jacket. Is. ISL
2oG5 Imperial. SOC. 75c
$40 ksntuek. 4t.i65
S3o Alpha. II, iOs
1850 Bsleher. 50. 81, 81
as Confidence. ~, s. ~
1910 Sierra Nevada. 50. rs. "a, 20, Gs, ",
II. "A. 20
$50 Utah. 23..23k. 2iS b5
1900 Bullion. "a. s. ~
1910 EKehequer. 5. 30
400 Overman. i2k. IL, l2S, l3t
40 Justice, 81, 81
2st5 Union Con-. GO. CT, CO, Cs, CO, 65, ca,
CT. GiS. 81, 60
l590Lady Bryan. 2. I %. Ia, 2, I 40, ~.
2+0. 1 10. IL
675 Alta. sa,s
ICES Julia. AZ, ~. ., 90
AGO Caledonia. ~, Az.
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Ansrssss Isfsr.s.i Board.
t,r rH. wr.r,ns UNION rrl.sn.ru rrs..l

BAN fRlScisco. Nov. ALSO p. n.
Union Con. "a, Mexican 43s. Ophil
AN, Con. Virginia s, Sierra Nevada ~,
California ~. Grand Prize =. Independ,
ence I IS. Bullion $, Erchequer 81,
Yellow Jacket iGhs. North Bonanza, },
Lady Bryan I 90, Alpha n.
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the EXCITEMENT.
ITS CuLnISATIoN IN VIRGINIA
LAST EVENING.

How the Crowd Were swayed By
Repert.-Me" Who would Zee she
Miae 10 They Had 90 Fight Their
way-Ruunor~ Prom Abroad.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-21
SALOON FOR SALE.

A rrRsT.oLAss SALOON. on MAIN
~ street, In the heart OF the business portion
OF Gold Hin. doing . hnc business. 10 offered
ief .sis. together with Stock, Fixtures. Billiard
Table, etc.
Inquire q this once. ocss,m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-21
That Fire Alarm.

THERE was an alarm OF Are In Viz.
ginia at 10 o'clock last evening. and the
usual rush OF iremen. mono Of whom,
however. found the blaze. It wal at
the @. & @. SHIFT, and eItinguished be-
fore the department got there. Damages
very slight. The top OF the gallowu
frame took fire from the friction OF one
Of the sheaves. 1t was put out by water
from ono Of the company's hydrants
near by. That gallant old fireman. Tom
Hanbridge. who resides in the vicinity,
lent an effective hand at tho hose.
DEACON PARKINSON. Of the Carson
Tribune, accompanied by o portion Of his
charming family, arrived. by this morn.
ing's train.
Az attachment was served on Messrs.
Bonnemort & Levy in the suit Of Thoo.
dore Wolff mentioned yesterday.
WHERE is the street sprinkler The
dust is searching the town all over to
find him.
SENATOR JosEs aud wife went below
last evening. He will 10 absent about
four days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-21

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