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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-12
A TERsIBLE CALAnITY.
Frighsul Coiiisry. E~xpiosioa -
England The Number 81 Deed
EstimAsed NJ ESQ.

Rrighsml Coiiisry Expiosies 10
England The Number OF Dead
Estimased NJ 2so.
LONDON, Sept. ll.-A frishtful col.
liery explosion occurred to-day at Abor.
carns, near Newport, Monmouthshirs.
There were 81 men in the pit. eighty OF
whom have been rescued. Il 10 feared
no others have survived. n the pit 10
on Ere.
Ten mort miners. badly burned. have
been rescued. Tho body OF one boy
has been recovered. The state OF the
remainder may DO judged from the fact
that the explorers found fourteen hor.
yes dead only o few yards from the foot
Of the shaft. The air In the mine 10
very impure. u.
LoSpoS, September l2.-Ths loss Of
life by the colliery explosion 10 unprs.
cedented In South Wales. The number
Of deaths 10 estimated ct $50. Two Of
the rescued died from THAR burns and
the others are 10 Q p%recarious condition.
There Ia not any hope OF rsscuing any
more alive. as the workings are very In
tricate and extend over three miles. 30
far only about seven oorpses have been
recovered. The explosion occurred
shortly after noon. Those on the bank
knew II by the rambling noise and the
ascent OF dense volumes OF smoke. All
the people In the district rushed 10 the
pits mouth In CONSERVATION. The
scenes OF distrsss are INDISPENSABLE. 40.
cording TO the latest advicss the pit IL
still burning. and the managers are dis.
cussing the propristy OF flooding Il, - 10
seems certain that al the men are either
burned 10 death or suffocatsd. Flood.
ing will probably be briefly delayed until
the last hope 10 abandoned.
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THE SOUTHERN plaque.
No Abstsnssat OF ths Terrible Yellow
Hsver-In Memphis Aioas there
arc $500 Nick,

No Abstsmsatofsh Terrible Yellow
Ysvsr-In Memphis Alone there
are $500 sick.
HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss, Sept. H.
There Is q great deal to say. but little
time to prepare II in and tho wires are
crowded. We are blest with the most
faithful Of operators. Some time ] will
speak OF him. Death list Of yesterday
and to-day. IS; new cases, IL. Tell
those who have helped US to accept u
prayeriul thanks. We have no banks
our bankers are all dsad-and nc post.
Office order arrangements. Send funds
BY express. Need doctors, supplies and
money. (sigusd) W. 7. HOLLAND,
Chairman Relief Committee.
G~lLLIroLIs. Ohio. Sept. lin the
vicinity Of where tho plague ship John
Porter was moorsd, and in q radius Of
seven miles, the northern boundary Of
which IL within two miles Of this city.
there are reported TO be from 10 to 20
cases Of yellow fever and seven deaths
since Sunday morning. Every precau.
ton IL being taken by closely guarding
all points OF entrance to the town and
the free use VI disiniectants. but much
excitement prevails and citizens are
sending their families away In oil di.
rsctions. The vessel will DO scuttled
and sunk.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 1.-THE weather
has been cloudy and chilly, with a stiff
northwest wind all day. The deaths
to-day include 81 minors. 90 being under
ssysn years. Among the deaths are
Matilds Isadors. aged Is. second daugh.
ter Of tho late z. W. Barnes, and a fiye-
year old son OF F. Il. Southmayd Of the
Howards.
MEMPHIS. Sept. 1.-THE weather has
been cosl to-day. which was u~nfavorabls
TO the sick. The Official report Of the
Board Of Health shows l0i deaths, Of
which 10 were colored. and CO new
cases, Of which ~ were colored. The
medical corps Of the Howard Association
report 2i2 new cases. To guard against
any mishap to the county undertaken.
and 10 expedite the burial Of the pauper
dead. President Langstaff, Of the How.
ard Association, to-day ordered l,OOO
collins, which will be brought to the
city and used o. occasion demands. The
action OF William ]. Chase In assuming
charge Of the posto6acs was approved BY
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-12

L. S. BuRcuAnp. the %wsll.known
journalist Of Reno. formerly OF the
Gazette, was In Gold Hill and Virginia
to-day and honored the Nrws sanctum
with n call.
ASskssMESr.-Tho Yellow Jacket Sill
YER Mining Company has levied an a..
ssssmsnt OF 81 per share. delinquent In
the office October 18th. See official no.
tics.
PHILIP CoRcoRAN has filed o lien
against the East Justice Gold and Silver
Mining Company's claim for 792 days
labor.
TnE Loviathan mine. Gold Hill. has
been listed among the stocks called in
the New York Board.
TUE Dodis Mining Company has dc.
clarsd a dividend Of 50 per share. paya-
Die on the 18th.
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seyere Accident.

Yesterday afternoon q singular acct.
dent occurred at the head Of the incline
Of the Sierra Nevada by which James
Ksnnsy will probably lose his life. II
appears that the giraffe was at the head
OF the incline track. above the 100
level. standing just at the point where
Il dumps into the chute. Mr.. Kenney
was doing something at this point, when
the engine suddenly started up. causing
the giraffe to dump. In dumping, q
heavy piece Of iron forming a part OF the
dumping apparatus struck MIR. Kenney
on the back part OF the head. laying
open the skull in such q manner as to
expose the brain. The physician In at.
tendance has some hope that his patient
will survive. but tho wound Is a very
dangerous II Is supposed that n
Of the valves OF the engine was not com.
plstsly closed. and that enough COM
pressed air found its way into the eylin-
der to start the machinery.
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Printers Relief Commit

PoruL,R.-Ths reading o in the
Bank Exchange saloon, Maynard's
Block, Main street. Gold Hill. is likely
to be more popular than ever during the
coming campaign (; for there will be
found the latest newspapers Of the day
containing the latest political informa-
ton. As for other attactions ut this
place they are popular enough now. for
everything there Is truly first-elAss.
PRESENTATION. - Al Virginia Lodge
No. >, 4. and A. NJ. Rev. Charles Nc
Kelvsy. Chaplain Of the Lodge and late
pastor OF the VI. L. Church. Virginia.
was presented with q splendid silver va
ter pitcher and goblet. The pitcher IL
placed on a sort Of pedestal aud sus-
pended by pivots in the center u
such 4 way that water may be poured
from II without lifting IL. -
A DIED from the Scorpion Mining
Company to the North ophir Mining
Company was filed in the County Re.
corder's office yesterday. conveying %.
100 acres Of conflicting mining ground
situated north Of the Scorpion mine. for
the consideration OF ~.
EAR q meeting he'd at the Office Of the
Representative Silver Mining Company
ON the 10Th instant. the following OH.
GERS were elected for the ensuing year.
namely : s. A. Miller. President /; W.
II. Hancock. Treasurer. and Il. II. Tay'
lor. Secretary.
TIE pay roll Of the Trojan Mining
Company for the month Of August
amounts TO $500.
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LIBERAL DosArIoSs.-Tho employees
OF the Alta mine have contributed 1929
for the benefit Of the yellow fever SUI
f~srers, and the Western Union Telegraph
Company's employees $50 for the same
purpose. The olive Branch Lodge Of
Odd Fellows Of Virginia City contribu-
ted 800 to the yellow fever fund last
Tuesday night. II Is stipulated that $50
Is to 90 TO the Odd Fellows and $50 TO
the Howard Association.
PAnxEY. Of the Carson Tribune, like
the war horse ho Is. scented the battle
in Storey county this afternoon from
afar and hastened. Wherever he 10,
whether he neigheth on the hill.tops or
pawsth in the valleys. he 10 In his els-
ment so long as jaw clasheth with jaw
and the bloody beer iioweth.
FnoN TRucKEE MEADows.-Al. Long
Icy is up agsin from Truckse Meadows
to-day. He reports bitter. biting frosts
down there Monday and TusdAy nights.
which. however. did NO great amount Of
damage, as crops were chiefly out Of
the way Of them. Potatoes were cut
down badly. but not materially injured.
MECHANICS Usios.-In another col.
umn will be found official notice OF a
meeting OF the Mechanics Union Of
Storey county. to be held at their hall.
b street, Virginia. at 7:3O. sharp. Sat-
urday evening for the transaction OF i'm.
portant business.
TIE Senate Saloon. opposite Liberty
Eugine-houss. has the choicest Of
LIQUORS, the finest cigars and serves q
lunch every day. These. with its els-
n and the attention shown Ito visit.
ors. are what make II 50 popular with
the boys.
The first regular meeting Of the
friends and members Of st. Johns con.
grsgaiion will be held at the rsctory thi:
sYsning. II will DO simply . social
gathering to which all will Be welcome.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Adams smiled
on NJ Of the Nrws to-day.
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rscinc Beard.


THIS MORNING.
900 Alta. IS IS, is. IN
10 Alpha. l5b
Gas Best 4 Belcher. SOL. 30. 9Oa
go Beleher, i3h. i3'A
1910 Bullion. IA. its, ii's. hs
Gj Benton. 10
$50 California. ia
470 Con. Virginia. i2t. i2is
~ Chollar. Potosi. 40, ist
4sO Grown Point. III, ia, ns
ass Caledonia. A.. "a
1915 Imperial. I 10. Us
43O EIehsquer. g., ca. G. ca BIZ
$50 Gould a Curry. ISL, ist, ISL ~,
49,
Hale 4 Norcross. Is. i5s, i5s
400 Julia. ca. ca. g.. b5
400 Justice. 81, . G5, 10, l0'. bio
las ksntuek. y, ~, So. ~
30 Lady Washington, 81
$50 MEXICAN. 50. 59t, co. co.,
ass ophir. 81. sc. 55S, 55k, IS. 55a
50 Overman, 20
205 Sierra Nevada. $50. 100, $50
$50 Savage. 20. 20s. co.,
$50 Silver Hill. > 70, ) ST., 50
400 Union Con-. lis. ii2s. lis, 100. III
20 Utah. IS
icO yellow Jacket. IS, ?is, ga,
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COUNTY coMMIssIoHERs.
Assessness Roll rursed over-Biiil
-Da.gsrs % the travelling Pub
lie,

The Board OF County Commissioner
met pursuant to adjournment at II A.
NJ. to-day. Chairman Sheppsrd presid'
ing. Present - Commissioners Fox,
Hszeltine and Nye. The minutes oil
the last meeting were read and ap.
proved.
County Assessor Anthony Fox report.
Cd that the work Of assessment for the
year had been completed and the roll
returned ; also the military roll turned
over. The assessment roll amounted
to upwards Of S5.S00.000
Bills were allowed as follows /: E. l..
Buckingham SEQ, Robertson 4 Folsom
$50 20. Mcmillan 4 Co. $50 81, An
thony Fox 800. L. L. buckingham $40,
b. +. Wallace $40. d. 4. Fox $40,
Anthony For $40. s. Bosh 81 80. J,
Gilroonsy 80 80. II. Howard S9s 20,
Mrs. Morgan SIS.
Commissioner Nys spoke Of the dan
ger which attended passage along the
Dayton Toll Road at the little tunnel
beyond the Julia mine. People were
liable to be prscipitated down the bank
some 30 or 10 feet.
Commissioned Hazeltine spoke Of Q
kindred danger at the Baltic Switch.
Chairman Sheppsrd spoke OF the
dangerous shaft near the Justice,
Another was mentioned in Bullion
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Av,,,.,. ana. s...,.s.

Daniel Oesiing. Mrs sheppard. Mrs A
Mar.ton. Miss Lena Msrston. Miss N.
Ferris. Mrs o T Barber and son. Mrs W ID
Farrell. J T. Reyes. J Loven,hL. Mrs l.
II Diehl. Mi.s l. Farrell. Miss NJ. st.
Clair. c A NArston. Miss y Williams. II q
Nudge. A Blondell. Katie Mckaferty.
Miss Ella FARRELL. Miss Ida Marsion. J Q
Franklin asd wife.L Alexandra, Mrs Marks
and two daughters. ) Brown. Lieut.. Gov.
Adams. John Mcmahon, l. 3 Burchard. III
McKinnon. = II Marlstte and wife. Miss A
McKinnon. Miss " MeKinnon. Mrs ]
Sparks. Mrs Hill. Mrs ID X Meaehem. W
l. Pettss. Mrs Noyes. J 7 McDougsii and
wife. Mrs KennA. p spargo and wife. l.
Aiger. W T Tierney. O W Bryant. J PAUL..
Vim Bastien. l. Il Parkinson. l. $ Green
law. VIM T Seadden. J A 81 Clair. w ID
shearer. z ID Sweeney, NJ 5 0sierhoudt.
A \ Thornton. W Davis
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p...,,.,.. las, s,..isu.

Judge \ J Field. A Head. Mrs II A
frame. Miss L n Everett. W J Collins
and wife. II N Scott. Miss c Blanchard,
Mrs cronin. Mrs II Grady. J 7 oarvey,
Mr. II Mercer. @ W Howard. A Taylor. W
n Gray. Mrs @ A White. Vim skyrmo'
Mrs Nstcalf and daughter. Fred Wells
Mrs A sutro and child. Miss A SNOW. Mary
Mcdonald. ] ID Bruner. Judge Peady. T. u
Peady. J d Hammond, T Mitchell. ID II
NcKin, Chs. Ganond. J n Mills. \ II A
Ma.on. J Kelley. J N Rosenberg. J Parks,
A Wolfe, Jos Silver, Vim Proudloek. u W
Garner. @ n Sanford. Il johnson, y fsed'
<rieks, W \ Bender
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-12
THE ISSUE.
A Plain ssassmens Of she Posisieu
or shs Republican Party.

a mat. as.s.-A.a - sAs DasNalnA
e"..s,,s.. ....
g. 30 m. =.
u iohA' oeP'' @.An A.~
says Gorhan spoke as follows Of New.
ark There are only two great issues
II N. r,..s,, c.n,o.. IN vbiob all
A..
DINERS arc suoofdihats "ne'ner 'he
Democratic party shall be restored to
power, and the question Of the currency
in ia relation 10 the busipsss and labor
,...... -, Az. ..,,,v, tn. .,.m,..
ln'.,o'ss n easa..S
o' ~ 'o' IT,. s.nd. 'r TS..
70 'ne ip W IL h., a..,ss.S
was nos TSs p.nnhiasn
" nH wv ;ns.n .a...,an
PAs.y - nv ..n.S 49, ean,sA.ion
inn wv, N,.sno.t. w. 49,.
A. y. ~ ."ainh, bnrr ars.,
nsu ~ .u' \. u." h.s,,hsr, :
Ien,hu'' m. L"sIe - 80 ..u.
minucr' inT oa' mas .oo az
no'ssn'g. ~" =,
As's,' Lev me oos.iu' N.Y.
shaii ESQ y 70 s'a.s Tuf nssIau'
nm e ,S.d ., ~ ,..r,,a tn. R.nnh'
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-12
Buiiien Tax.

This morning Anthony FoI. County
Assessor. paid over into tho County
Treasury the tar ON the net proceeds Of
the mines and mills for the quarter end
ing June 20, 1878. The amount less
fees for collection wal SCI. 009 %. This
is the smallest amount that has been
collected for q long time. A year age
the total tax collected vas $685. sos 10.
For the quarter ending Sept. 80. 1877,
the tax amounted TO Sl25, lC0 81; Dec.
81. 1877. Sl2s.G75 %; March 81. 1878.
$50. 992 %. Total amount collected
for the June quarter. 1878. SGI.O2O o.
grand total for the year ending June 80
1878, S47l,8i9 9S.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-12

LmxRAL.-P Pioneer Eneampmsnt. i.
a.. o. Z. OF Virginia. last evening voted
to ssnd $50 to the relief Of their breth'
rem South. This makes $500 sent from
the treasures OF the Order. besides lib.
sral contributions Of the individual
members Of the Society made as cit.
liens.
Il. BrcnLxR. L. Miller and ID. Samu'
els have located 1900 feet On the STAN
dard lode. Silver Star Mining District.
Storey county. west Of the Loxery
claim. adjoining the dumping ground
Of the Prospect. and called 1t the Stan.
dard.
WILLIAM II. SHARP has resigned his
position as Prssidsn, and Trustee OF the
Bullion Mining Company. Messrs.
Schultz and Won Barsen have been ap'
pointed Treasurers OF the company In
place Of the Bank Of California.
A yorH-noRsr wagon loaded will
vstermslons came to Virginia from
Truckee Meadows yesterday. These
melons are not quite ; large Us are SOM
of California production. but they arr
very ane and sweet.
The c~onvsyanees and covenants form
ing the compromise between the Justice
and Alta Mining Companies we're hled
in ,he County Recorders office yes
terday.
Turnx vsre no sessions OF the sar
Francisco Stock Board to-day ON account
of ih. death and funeral OF Alexander
Austin, a member Of said Board.
G. W. BRYANT. msltsr and rsnnsr o.
the Carson mint. visited Virginia To-
day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-12
MEHEMEr. AL PAsHA.
Particulars OF Els Death NJ she
Hands OF Insurgents -strsngth
OF the Dissatisfied Bosntaus.

Particulars OF Els Death ~ she
Hands OF Insurgests -ssrsnEsh
OF she Disaatisned Bossisss.
LONDON, Sept. ll.-Later advicss from
from Constsntinopls give further details
Of the circumstances attending the death
OF Mshemst Ali Pashs. II seems that
at Gusipje, PLAYA and Kolasin. even DO.
fore the arrival Of Mshsmst All, com.
plete anarchy had gained the upper hand.
and upon his arrival In Jokovo be found
the greatest excitement prevailing among
the inhabitants. He was violently up
braided with having come TO Albania to
hand over tho land TO the Ssrvians. The
agilations went on increasing. finding
vent especially In vehement abuse Of ABB
dullah Pasha, Mshemst Ais Adjutant.
The house selected by Mehsmst Ali for
his lodging was fred BY the Albanians OF
Jokovo and Ipsk. Then the eight began
between the incsndiariss and Mshsmet
Ais escort, In which twenty men OF the
latter fell. Towards evening. through
the Intervention Of some Ulemas, the
conflict was appsased, the insurgents
promising to observe a peaceful attitude.
About G o'clock In the evening. however.
in Jokovo. whore Mshsmet Ali still re-
manned, the struggle broke out afresh.
resulting 10 the death Of Abdullah Pssha
with several officers OF his escort, and
tho house in which they took refuge was
fired Mshamst All snrcasdad In sanau-
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BUS As Is BUS.
A chance Tor Decd. True, ishu.
~ssisl Ceatiemss" sisgie-ia
Pnrsuthesis.

Stocks have been up Of late (; men
have made money by the rise and are
consequently in u measure happy. Still
the ancien, and authentic record states,
among the earliest OF its truths; 1T Is
NO, good for man u he alone There
are here many '' good. true, influential,
sinele-in-parenthis. gentleman" who
indorse unqualiaedly the above doctrine
and for their benefit We publish the fol.
lowing
DASvrILE. H.. August 30. 1873.
MR. EDrroR: Will You please pub
lish the following aud send me a copy OF
your paper Tor examination
A young lady Of n OF the best
families Of Illinois intends to establish
herself in the mercantile business in
some thriving Western city. and desires
the acquaintance Of some good. true
and influential (single) gentleman who
will give her some information in regard
to the prospects Of success in that bus
in Virginia City or Gold Hill or any adj
iacsnt towns. She has some little sn-
p~srience in Western life and knows
something OF the society Of frontier
cities. Please add
Miss CARRIE vASDERBILr.
Danyills, vermilion Co., III.
That bus means businsss-don't
mistake il. gentlemen. single-in-paren.
thesis ; and that Please add"-wsll J
we leave ii for you to lind out what that
a The document is on dle in this
Office and open to inspection OF all
gentlemen. neutrality-suspicious., aud
perhaps some Of them may wish to q.
anime the hand. writing with . view to
mind-read the writer or psyehometrixs
the production.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-12

The sweet. pretty. little blow.hards oil
Carson will give . concert at Pipsr's
Opera House. Virginia. this evening.
The band 10 In the first place . curiosity
both natural and artificial. and 10 more.
over vouchsd for NJ . sweet discourssr OF
melody with rythm aud dynamics thrown
in. The eaLouehurs Of her Of the bass
drum is always good. and Is for tonguing
all women are up to that. At any rate
the Little Girls Band OF Carson comes
well recommended and We purpose TO
hear them,
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rLAsHEs.

Co.dsssed Telsgrams frsa all res
tteus Of she Wsrld.
The Great Council OF the United
States OF the Improved Order Of Red
Men Yesterday elected Morris Il. Cor
man Of Pennsylvania the Great Incohons'
The Paris Temps says an agreement a.
to the modus vivsndi has been arrived a
between Germany and the Vatican.
1t Is probable that . portion OF the
Sooloo Island In the Indian Ocean has
been ceded TO Spain. The British Con.
sui General at Labuan has been ordered
to proceed to the Islands In . man-of.
war.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-12
sure OF the Ne,nina,ios.

There has been considerable talk OF
late as to the probable defeat Of Gov.
ernor Bradley at the Democratic State
Convention at Carson on the sd instant,
but unless his figures lie he has secured
. majority OF four delegates already.
He claims /: Storey 30. Eureka -. Lyon
Q, White Pine o. Nye z. and at least
three OF the Humboldt delegation. His
claim to Eureka is based on having "a
out Of the 80 county delegates, and these
will Of course elect q solid county delega.
ton for him from that county.
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sT0cR


LAST ISIS
COO Meadow Valley. i0c
los Raymond 4 Ely, Az
$50 Jackson, 8. ~
220O Belmont. 5, AZ, 1 90, 5b5
10 Eureka Con-, AZ
200 Leopard. 20
$50 0ilA. soc.
800 jefferson, 2
IS Northern Belle. 10. ~
1850 Hussey. Toe. CSC. 'Sc
2iO'ManhAttan,
400 De Frees, 30c. 25c
SIS Grand Prizs, c. 81, 3s'3s
$40 ArgentA, 2. 20
i475 Navajo, Ia. I 20
lOT5 Endowment. Toe. &c
neutrality-suspicious.. 2 ". ~
is5 Silver Prize. i5e
$50 Star.
$50 TuseArora. Toe
20 Belle Isls, tOc
40 Day. zoe
SEQ Hillsids. it,tS
1850 Highbridge, . 10. J %. 2l3
1890 Nodoc. COO. oac
200 New Coso. 35c
GAS Bodie. 2sS, -. 29S
i245 Bechtel.. 4 y. I ~, l o.
2i25 Meditation. l. sOc. s5c. 9Sc
500 Tioga. MN
loco summit. 2. ~, = %, ~
2s5 Bulwer. ~, H.
100 Syndicate. "a
AGO Aurora, ANS
li50 GoodshAw. SOC. SIC. &c. soc
730 concordiA. SOC. Toe, 7sc
2g25 Oriental. =. "a, = ~
$50 Belvidere. 3a.2
$50 Champion. IL, c5
$50 BlsekhAwk. IL
800 Sitting Bull.
lO25 south Bodie. COO, SOC. tOc
$500 Booker. Ia.
1910 South Standard. zoe. Coo. '5c, soc
$50 Golden Chariot. t5c, zoe
40 Martin White, ~
800 Leeds. 1. sjc
Gao Tiptop. 1. 7jc. Coo
100 Mono, 2. "a
Gt5 Richter. ~. ~, ma
$50 Con. Pacific. I 40
$50 Alta. II. i7S, Ia
32i0 Lady Bryan. >, 81, . b30
33i5 julia. CO.., ca. CO., 6, ca b3O
1885 Caledonia. 4. A.. 4 10. 4 20. i5
3s5 Baltimore. 2. IL
lCi5 Silver Hill. ~. 3 co. J 10. ~
100 Challenge. ~. I co, Ii
$50 Rocs Island. 23c. zoe
1886 New York. a.. ,, 1 30, l 30, l ".
~. 20
30 Occidental. I 10. l
255s Phil. Sheridan. 5. 81, 81, 3 10
$50 woodville. zoe. I5c
2s5 Lady Washington, >. ~
$40 Kossuth. 25c. SOC
loss Andes, s5c. 90c. SOC. 95e
2i25 wells-fArgo. zoe. 75c, sOc, soc
COO Ward. IL, I 20
$50 North Carson. zoe
2ii0 scorpion. IA. i3s. -, its. IL, IL
4T0 LsviAthan. CSC. 75c
$40 North Con. Virginia, 10. nS. H.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-12
A CARD.

To al who arc suffering from the srron and
indisers,iOns Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay, loss Of manhood. ETC.. I will send .
receipt that will cure you, yRIE OF cuAnoI.
This great rtmedy was discovered By . mission.
AIRY In south Am.rica. Send Q self-sddrsssed
envelope % the REV. JOSEPH T. IMAM,
station ID, Bibls House, New iork City.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-12
A VOICE FROM NEVADA.

From Virginia ciiya poor sufferer. alnos'
dsvoursd alive By an ulesrous secret disease,
sends us his thanks and gratitude for his ~
oovery to hath. effected By those sterling good
medicin O. Bristol's sanaparilla and Pills,
established for uver forty Yeas. rhey have ths
confidence Of both doctors and patients.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-12
A CASE.

One Of the most extraordinary eurss On
record Was thA: Of the mar John Y. Herman
dsz, residing In salt Lake City. who vas d
deaths door with that terrible diseass Naras
mus the best medical aid had failed 10 stoy
the progress of the malady, when twenty.thfs,
bottles Of BRiSTOL'S 5ARsAPARiLLA and
thfes phisis Of BkisToL's PILLS made him
we'll man, jy76 In