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rhs Fire Department.

Tho firemeu Of Gold Hill have com.
meuced 70 make arrangements for their
coming election. Al . meeting Of yellow
Jacket Engine Company last evening "
Kennedy was nominated for the position
Of Chief Engineer Of the Gold Hill Fire
Department and r. J. 3. Tully was In
doised for First Assistant Engineer. The
nomination Of second Assistant Engineer
was left an open question until tho nexi
meeting Of the company. Mr.. Kennedy,
the present Chief, IL the choice Of nearly
every fireman In Gold Hill. and his cleo
ton 70 the position 10 assured.
There was also . meeting OF Liberty
Engine Company No. I In Gold Hill last
evening. Mr.. Kennedy was unanimously
Endorsed for the position Of Chief Engi'
nesr Of the Gold Hill Fro Department.
Nick Sexton was also Endorsed for the
position Of First Assistant Engineer. The
nomination Of Second Assistant Engineer
was left open. with the understanding that
any nomination mado by Lincoln Hose
Company No. 5 would DO heartily In
dorsed.
From Joseph Bish. Foreman Of Lincoln
Hose Company No. s, . NEWS reporter
learns that there WAS no meeting OF the
company last evening. and consequently
no nominations were made.
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MINING ACCIDENT.
Charles Linn Isj ~ = Brshe.
CABLE.

A miner named Charles Linn vas dan
gerously hurt in the G. a @. shaft last
Tuesday afternoon. He was in the pump
compartment Of the shaft. about 2So feet
from the bottom. A portion Of the pump
ing machinery (the "bueket'D vs 70 30
hoisted out. and TO this the cable vs A.
tached and the signal given 70 hoist. When
the strain Of the lift came. the heavy wire
cable broke at . point $50 feet above Linn.
and fell down upon him. The broken end
Of the cable struck him on the head. cutting
afearful cash several inches in length. He
was knocked senseless, n In falling a..
foot was fortunately caught under . coll
Of that part Of the cable attached To- the
pump, and he In this way hung head down
Tor nearly half an hour before he could DO
reached and extricated. Had his foot not
caught Is IL did he would have fallen 70
the bottom Of the shaft. . distance OF over
$50 feet. He was left hanging In . place
where il WAS Q difficult matter W reach
him either from above or below. When
he was finally rescued from his perilous
position no wA hoistcd 10 tho surface
and taken ~ his boarding. house. ct the
corner Of y and Washington streets. vir-
giniA. where he at oncc received medical
assistance. He IL still In an uncon-
scious condition. and II Is feared he will
not recover. IL Ia thought that his hang
ing 80 long head down In tho shaft did
him moro injury than the wound he TO
ceived, As IL does not appear that his skull
was injured. II appears that 10 waa not
- 49, l.. -. L..tnr In lhA ahaft
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-14

The slsuation In Eastern Europe.
vienna, March l3.-Tho Political Cor-
r~e.pondenee says the conviction prevails
In 81. Petersburg that the British m
ments reveal EnglAnd's intention TO oc.
cupy some point In tho Levant. possibly
Mitylene. Russia would then have to con.
slider the safety Of her Black Sea coast.
which 10 only . few hous' sail from
Mitylene.
Immediately after tho arrival Of Gen.
Ignatieff and Raouf Pasha In 81. Petors.
burg tho conditions Of peace will 10 oom-
municated 10 the Powers.
The Hungarian delegation to-day voted
In committee the grant OF 3,720,000 forms
for urgent and extraordinary army and
navy requirements.
CoSsrASTISoPLE. March 13.-At tho re.
quest Of Lord Layard the Sultan has up.
proved tho charter for Protestants OF
Turkey similar TO that possessed by the
Greek Armenian Church.
LONDON. March IA special from VI
emma says the Roumanian agent will hand
Count Andrassy . memorandum to-mOr-
row, intimating that honmAnia refuses TO
DO bound by tho Russell Turkish peace pro.
liminaries.
PAnIs. March l3.-It Ia rumorcd that
Prince G~ortsb,kofi b.s intimated that n
Greece Ia reprcsented In The Congress, Ser.
via and Montenegro must be admitted.
LONDON, March ia special from Der
h .,a arsa,, IL n,;n,,nIa ,o ,ha ,sn=rassnts.
Inv 49, no ~ ,, ~ ne ''p''""'
"on y, pN.soo A..
49, ~ \ s..Iita p,.n.r.uays y,
Sss,Nns pa'Pr ,,, ,,,,i.
LnsIanu an. "an ". III,
elenien. - tho oon,'oNon 'uA' poa'o WI"
W ui n - .e.i s.neia. .A..n
fAits s"s.Ap"s ,ha.u
now sems oetlAin 'ha' r.nsiAnu anu
rIsaI WI aa.. "sn ss',u.s !. Jn ~
~ f. III mn'o = .mess.s
saS,s,nnJ an.x.an. H. in,nn $3.50.
gu ~. n..i,n ~ w. wv iuuso .ns
* III ~ o.s ~ A. onn A"'
$50 s..r,aJ H., .h,,l.
,..s,,. Al, ~ no;r,s 81 a. ~, $685.
n=.a,,n,;n.,; .honia Ia s,,hni,,od ~ ,ho
nnsa.. III pns.;. hss .ha,sn ha,,aI,
simo.t Si,nassd ~ accent ,bis yi.v.
Hobart PashA was ordered 70 aail for the
coast Of The:sAly to-day,
AspcI 'ISm Uo,,I ,cp1," c M Mo
VILLAGES In tho District OF Dclyipo and
massacred many Of their inhabitants.
They also killed 100 iugitiyos, women and
children, on tho sea shore. The English
Consul has gone 10 investigate tho out
RACES.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-14
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

Tho Democratic member OF The House
| beld A caucus Yesterday FOR the OF
| considerine tie Army bin recently com
pleted by the Military COMMITTEES, with q
view TO making the provisions thereof
party measures. After some discussion .
resolution was adopted providing for the
appointment Of . committee Of thirteen
members, with instructions TO confer with
the Military Committee ON tho draft Of The
Dill anu report the result.
A Washington special says: A private
letter Just received here from Anderson,
| Of tho Louisiana Returning Board, con.
cludes as follows, "Forty one days now I
have been In jail on trumped.up charges.
In Jail. because under the law l did my
whole duty TO The people OF my bAto.'
Information has been received that three
| Illicit distillers were released from tho
Pickens Court House (south Caroiina) fail
by al armed mob. who threaten 70 drive
tho officers from that section. Commits
sioner Baum has authorized the officers to
employ 100 men to enforce the law.
In the Senate to-day Voorhees, intro
| duced Q bill providing for the payment Of
all government dues In legal tender notes
at par. except In cases Il 10 otherwise ex.
pressly stipulated on the face Of the obli.
CATION or contract. Referred.
pinehbaek. I'm . latter m . friena In
Washington, Avs that Nicbolls will have
nothing 10 do with the Andersen case nm.
iii after the Court Of last resort has passed
on IL. Then no will act, and The inumstlon
Ia that Anderson will be pardoned.
The Pope Ia considering The expedieucy
Of appointing Cardinal Ledschowski,A Arch.
bishop Of Posen, TO q post In the Vatican
opAve tho way for the appointment Of an
Archbishop Of Poson In agreement with
the German Government.
Exchanging new silver dollars for gold
commenced nj the Piladelphia Mint yes.
terday morning. One hundred thousand
new dollars will to-day be sent 10 New
iork. ING coinage hereafter Will " u uhs
~" OF 'o'Voo per Jay
A Home dispatch says II 10 believed Big.
nor Carroll has formed . Cabinet with
signor Canardelli Is Minister o. Interior
W. slgnor fArani q. Minister OF Foreign
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-14
A FRANCISCO.
Daaess Held Tor Trial without
DAtl.

sAS Francisco. March lathe case
Of J. @. Duncan. tho dcfunct Pioneer
Bank manager, charged with cmbczzle'
ment, forgery and perjury. was called to.
day. and tho prisoner waived examination.
He was then held 10 answer without bail,
by consent. Defense reserved the right ia
apply for bail at any time, and when ap'
plicstion 10 made tho court will hear tes'
timony In order 10 fix the amount. The
Grand Jury being now In session, the
cases will probably DO taken directly be-
fore that body.
Default Of Judgment In favor Of plain.
tiI for Sl25. 7l2 ~ was rendered to-day In
the Fourth District Court In the f~oreclo'
sure suit Of Eugene Crowell W. Joseph Q.
Duncan. The mortgage was on the old
Ban Francisco Stock Exchange on Cal.
lfornia street. between Montgomery and
SAnsomo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-14
NEVADA.
More Tn reatsnsd Litigasion BE.
Tween she Richmond and Eurs-
ka Consolidated MIues.

EuRErA. Nov, March l4.-Unexpected,
ly. the recent ..rumors Of more litigation
between the Eureka Consolidated and
Richmond Mining Companies turn out "a
be true. The Richmond. in this instance.
Is the plaintiff. The necessary legal pro.
ceedings have been commenced. and an
injunction against the Eureka 10 10 DO ap-
piled for Immediately. II 10 tho general
belief that the Court will grant An order
restraining tho Eureka Consolidated from
further extraction Of ore st the point In
dispute, the same being the tenth levels Of
the Eureka Consolidated mine. Tho papers
were served this morning IN Superintsnd.
ent Donnelly by under Sheriff Nelson.
Tho attorneys will DO mainly the sano ~
before. The ore In controversy 10 within
tho lines Of the Eureka claim. -
determined by the late decision. Of
Judge Field. but the Richmond Company
having appealed from that decision.
10 the United States supreme Court. holds
that the ground cannot DO worked by
either party until . final decision L. had.
In fact, 1t appears that by the order Of
Judge Field. the Potts chamber and con.
tiguous ground was made to bide the Hnal
decision Of the supreme Court. II these
premises arc properly laid down u isquits
likely that tho Richmond will obtain an
injunction against tho Eureka. There 10
hardly o doubt that the Eureka will ulh.
mAtely win the ground. but tho case may
DO kept In the Supreme Court for Year,.
The only immediate effect Of the injunc-
ton will DO TO interfere with the orc sup
ply Of the Eureka Consolidated. The
tenth level has been yielding the largest
part OF the orc necessary 10 keep the fur
naces In full blast. II Ia ct this point
where the rich lead ores smelted
during the past few months were obtained.
The general impression here Ia that other
portions Of the mine will produce . sum
cient quantity Of ore TO render the stop
page OF the furnaces unnecessary. There
are ONE persons, Of course, who think
differently. Whether this new and totally
u~nexceptional phase Of the litigation be-
tween those two leading companies shall
operate to interrupt tho regular monthly
dividend Of the Eureka Consolidated.
remains TO DO seen.
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rhi. ysr.,.x'. S,rs.

As the Belchcr whistles were blowing
for G o'clock this morning $3.50 town
timei a frc broke ont under tho compA-
ny's rops house.. The alarm was immedi-
atoly sounded. and . great many citiz"ns
rushed 10 the rescue. Liberty Engine
Company snd Yellow Jacket Engine Com.
pany wvre quickly on hand. Monumental
Engine Company sent dosn . Jumper with
several hundred feet Of hose, And did good
service. Tho members Of Monumental
are entitled To tho best wishes VI the Gold
Hill people. A stream vss pm! on shortly
after the arrival Of the fremen. and tho
flames were subdued In short order. Tho
damage WAS light. owing 10 tho efficiency OF
the ire companies. Chief Engineer
Kennedy wa. at his post. and directed
affairs with his usual skill and pre-
cision. The fire started under the noor
% the bGilding. No one seems to
Snov Just how II originated. IL may
have been rausci by leaving . few Goals
under the tank ia which the tar used on
the cables /. heated. Another theory Ia
that the blaze Wa caused by spontaneous
combustion Of rags and waste saturated
with oil. Chief Kennedy reiterstes his
complaint that the alarms OF Dire arc not
properly given. lie says that according
10 this mornings signal u would DO I'm
possible for him 10 tell la which district
The Dire was located. and that IL WA only
b. seeing the smoke that he Was able to
reach 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-14
C,rr,,x A. W, Pn,Y LEI, for hi. home

C.rr,IN A. W. PR,Y left for his home
ON the banks Of Lake Tahoe yesterday
In couversation with . NEws reporter he
said he thought the nArrow-gAugo railroad
would begin hauling wood about the LIST Of
April. and that one or wo mills would
eoaimeaeo operations o after.
INCORPORATED. - The Irwin Gold and
silver Mining Company has incorporated
i'm San Francisco. 10 mine In Devils Gate
District, Lyon county, Nevada. The claim
Of this company has hitherto BEEN known
a. tho south 81. Louis. and the title will
soon BE- . Unitei States patent.
I~grrrnkp.-on Saturday last Coll Deane,
the broker. Who for eleven years held .
seat in the stock and Exchange Board. for
mslly retired from tho stock business, Ills
Board membership becoming the property
IL Bernard Block. formerly Of Prankei 4
Block. Virginia City brokers.
RsxENskn. the special train for Carson
will leave al LAlf.pA.t7 o'clock this even
ing. Those wishing 10 10 should bc on
time al the depot. IL IL always better ~
wait awhile than 10 b. left.
WILLIAM HrSrER. who was shot by
George Gray Last Sunday, Is considered In
a dangerous condition. There l. an In
creasing Inflammation. which may prove
fatal.
A Horoscope which eniargcs 500 diam
.t.r. has been purchased for the use oi
County Physician Kirby at . cost OF So 10
rnx annual meeting Of the south End
Mining Company will be held in San
Frspcisco ON the 10th instant.
Tnon,s LANE IL the last man who has
invented an apparatus TO prevent over
winding In hosting engines.
Ir IL thought that the header Of thu
sutro Tunnel il only . few hundred feel
from the Savage mine.
A GREAT many people will 20 from Gold
Hill and Virginia 10 tho Carson railroad
ball this evening.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made for thu
resumption Of work in tho Red Jacket
mine. Silver City.
Drrurr sHKRWr c~HAxSEnLArs. Of
wsshos county. left for his home last
evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-14
Ophiv.

The grand tumble In 0phir which COM
menced yesterday amounts to q panic to-
day. Everybody seems trying to get
from under and out OF tho way
of further disaster. Tho brilliant
prospects at the 1900 level have come to
naught, or In other words, they have
proven to DO rich but not extensive. The
prospect - 10 is,is worth far more than the
low price Of the stock to-day call. for.
and Q reaction must result. There
Is no good reason for such . panic. Tho
present level 10 not fully or satisfactorily
p~rospected. and much better Developments
are sure To DO found 1T the 1000 level.
which 10 about being opened.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-14
IMPORTANT TO ALL INvALiDs'
IRON IN THR HOOD.

Toe Peruvian Syrup. . protected solution Of
the protoxide Of Iron, strikes at the root OF
disssss By supplying the blood With ih vital
principle, or life elsment-lron. This II the
sscrst OF the wonderful succ'ss OF this remedy
In curing dyspepsis, liver complaint drupsy.
chronic diai hollis. nervous affections,
chiils md fsvers. humors. lors Of constitutional
' COR, diseases OF the hidneys and bladder.
female complaints, and I'll diseases originating
In 9 bed stale Of the blood. 'r accompanied By
debility OF . ios state Of The system. Bold by
ali drusgtsts. mil IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-14
COUGHS Ann COLDS.

From ssmusl A. walker. Esq., the well known
real estate aueiionesr Of boston: "Havins sx'
perienced results Of . Satisfactory charseiei
from the use Of wistar's Bslsam Of Wild Cherry,
In cases OF severe colds. during the past two
year,, ! have full faith In lie renovating power.
.trons recommendation Of Q friend. who was
veiLpigh gone with consumption. and shoee
relief from the use OF Il natlsn-d me Of It's great
value In cases Of colds and decline and mort
clearly deuoustrsted to my Mind its great value
~ = restorative. that only media far triai 70
insurs . gniefal recognition from the public"
Sold Jy all drusgists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-14
A CARD.

To all Who arc suffering from the errors and
Indi.crstions OF youth. nervous weakness. early
decay, loss Of manhood. etc. I will send .
receipt that will cure you. yRnn OF cuAnaE.
This great rpmedy was discovered BY . mission
arr In South America. send . self-addressed
envelope TO the RKv. JOSEPH T. lNhAN.
station d. Bible House. New York City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-14
O, n.

o. II. aILLur. opposite the Bank Of oshfor
mia. Gold It'll. hseps constantly on hand 81
favorite brands Of Imported C.sars. choice bill
cigars. ell kisds OF ehsving tobacco. meef
shaun pipes, nuts, candles. hns cutery, and
toys and tancy goods OF all kinds. sp3s n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-14
TnR pALACR EATING srAND.

For . roast OF beef uneIceiisd In Storey
county. 20 to Thomas Hsffron's Eating Stand.
In the Psiaoe saloon. No. 7 North O street,
Virginia Oily. frrrh oystsrs 81 all houn In
every style. Forty miners always on hand q
the best and frcsl est Of all that the markets
Afford. the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
TT Il. apis n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-14
A MRD ICINE

10 Ike . true friend. when needed II 10 always
on hand. and when tried II 10 never found want.
ing. such 10 p~sscissly the character OF bristoIs
~ssr~spanlls aud Pills: they never deceive. tney
do exselly What 10 claimed foe them. and tnsy
eurs disssse when doctor' prescriptions and
AL other msdicines fAil. fe3o eod
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-14
RECEIPTS.

Supplies on hand consisting Of wool.
timber and lumber. oils. candles. iron and
steoD, sl7.5sj 30.
PUMP FOR
The pump made 3.ist.ti7 strokes dur
ing the year. The average speod OF the
pump when running Was ass strokes per
minute. Including all stoppaees dnring
the year. the average speed amounted Ia
COS per minute. pumping To tho surface
iiO. ISL. 23i gallons. or equal 10 LII .295,'
i+3 pounds % hot water ti3i degrees Fab
renheitl.
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STOCK REPORr.
~. Fra.eisss Beard.

naa Traneises Beard.
LAST Hvxxxa.
100 II SLOW Valley. Do
10 IA dorado south. 73c
40 Leopard. SOC. Sc
100 Gils sc
% northern Belle. "
SIS Hussey. Los
$40 Manhattan. iok
eoo Alps, sk.7S
DO belmont, sc
Is Rye Patch. ~
65s De Frees. 35c
1tso silver Prize. c0c. 5c
llco Hornet. isc. 3e
100 star. LIS, 10
1j65 Grand Prize, N. Z 80. N. 7, *, N ai0.
IN sio. N ss. st 80
3glu Navajo. a.io. AIS. an
1900 Young America, ee
1900 isdepsndsnce. $50
iI00 Belle ise, Sc. eoc
33s Modoe. CSC. 1oc
1ip Day. IN. lO
zoo Falcon. Toe
SO k~ndownent. 15c
NO Hamburg. 3ts
zoo Bodie.
1J70 Bstchsl.t ~, ~
30 Leeds, i.o
$3.50 Tip rop. . 20, ass. AZ
500 ophir. 81. n1s, ns. ux b,. san, ssS.
81. s1s. o1s. ns
30 MeCneken. IN
li0 Union Con az. On bs
ass Juiia. y AS
2oss MEXICAN. its. u. its. is'.. IL bs, rs bs.
$40 BsstS Beleher. n. az.
1s0 Con. virgins. IN. -.
ioo1 osiifornis. slk. nv. "a, nS Is
GO oouh 4 curry. 81
COS Hale 4 Sorcros., yx.ss
~ Ovsxman, i5k. ios
5J Justice. 7S.Ts
go Ward. 700
7c0 Yellow Jseket. IN. D.
rHIs nonsIHs.
500 opsir. Is. tsx, pS, ex.ts.s -. ava.
ls.AS. "k. ts. ss. %. Is. tss.
ass s..isss. i,y, iss. isy. iss. IL. ns.
eco Gssii . Curry. 81. 81, 81.
tS Bsst q iieleher. ,iS. ais,M
ioso c.hfsr.is. 81 sis, "a b. Ss
TO savage. ~. 81
is-0 Ca Sirsinis, AN, 2i'., q
IS Chollar.r otosi. 81
t5o Hale 4 Noreross, .. 81, ~ b
leo yeliJw jacket. 9S.s
12ls lmperisl. esc. oe
80 kentuek. IN
10 Alpha. ss.sk
1910 Bsasher. 5TJ. AIS. ~. 3cO
tso sierra Nevada. 4, sso. sS as
W Utah, II
Ateo nuilicus soN
tss Enehequer, ato. 5t5
SIS OvsrmAs, itt.B
yy0 Justice, T,Ts
tS crow Point. ss,sk
li30 Union Con-. @. In
ii73 Alta, t.ib. IN. t.Aio
as julia. AZ. 2D
SIS Caledonia. IN
21s succor. LIS. . b
80 silver mn. .. LIS
Ca New Yofk. I 10
70 chAliengc,f
0o Dayton. loo
TOO s~nator. & a1
i00 woodviile. hoc
9i5 Ances. CSC bS
i0OO Wells fsnxo. loo
40 ward. Sr Sc
"a North Coa. yirEinia. &c
go MonumeniaL.s
2co Trojan. toc
10 Benton. Go
go solid silver, ss
siv 81. Louis. Se
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-14
Proposed Law Regulating
Timber on the Pub
lie Lands.
The Snow Blockade on the
q. P. Railroad.
A WEST BOUND TRAIN THROWN
FROM THE TRACK.
Supposed Murder OF = British Sea
Captain.
IsrscrAL DurArcu 10 q COIN HUI
DAILY NEu.l
Tn. PabIie Timber Hill

tains In mineral Districts . tne ioresti
OF pine, OAK and other umDer that grow
on more leyei Poruons " VIC voun.y
They say whiio tno iumper OF inc AVE, y
an important sruclo Oh commerce anu u
constantly being ~ ana usnspor'sd ~
large quAnuues ro.u a. 49,
mai Tor commercial And ever
were this otherwise. II Is usually found Ia
such inaccessible places rs 70 preciuue ~
n,nsp'' "a uro.n1c.ors [.,insrs mi a,ss,
members Of mining communities, for do.
mestic aud other practical purpose. Incl:
dental TO tho development OF mineral
district. Tho committee DO not believe
that II would be wise policy ON ths part o.
the Government 70 seek y pront directly
by tho sale of THIS kind OF umpei MOI
" tax the pioneer ny compelling MIN 70
purchase II. Except ~ . source OF revenue
by IL sale TO the settler. u never can be Of
any value 10 the Government. Should
tho experiment be tried OF requiring pay
mcut for II, Il would DO found that the cost
Of Keeping agents for is sale and officers
10 preyent or punish iniraction Of the Law
Al remote and widely separated settlement.
would consume ali sums received for this
timber by tho Government. Thus. while
n IL practically OF but little value TO tho
Goyernment, Il is essential 10 the settler
ana ~indispena.blo 10 his ~occupation and
d~eyelopment Of mineral lands. II has
been tho custom Of Congress TO encourages
exploration and ae's,opmsn .. ,ns
m nj. .onnoc,,on N .Sonid bo borns r.
mind nat " J. manly .nc anaol"s
Die energy. nAiuihooa Aua s.an shs
pioneer tna' w Ars W. ILL.
d~eveiopnl.n, " .no ,Ie" sv,I .u "o,,a \.
uis'ricS W .nc ounNy. wa ~ ~, \.
Ine conuiuon VI u' .0odn.,' ~ ay,5 49,
not ocsn Io' oui J, oau,rsS,
s,iver au,i ~ W.. ano ..s I.I. .I,.S IT, ~
Jug s%iSv,voo,v. ~ un.,a,. .saar - hnI'
vn,1d Sa m W. "0 ~ nv rss ~ sc.ttsr.
ing timber found In those localities.
Instead OF Imposing IIls uI'pel nh upon
snis "a =, =nninin, ,h.t nnJs, M
com n1o",Spa in ,his h,II ana on
resuicuou Pto'iuou ~ s".s, e"ueA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-14
MERCHANT TAILOR.

J.w. povnins. Merchant Tailor. Main strsst
Gold Hill, opposite 0ibson's saloon. A splsn.
did stock Of cloths Just received. Bults made
10 order. Charges reasonable. fsi2 I'm
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EUROPE.

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-14

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-14
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-14

DRRssnAKiNG A SPECIALITY, and none
but the b~st drrs empioye1.
Thankful 10 tbs ladies Of Gold Hill and VII.
gfniA for their patronage In the past, ] respect
FULLY solicit Q continuance OF the same a. ny
new stand.
fe6 I'm MRS. N. J.