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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-11
Tn. rarin cias B.i n..sus.

The Committee Of Arrangements have
adopted tho following Rules for tho ap-
preaching Carnival aud Bal Masquo. TO DO
held In Virginia Tuesday evening. March
10:
LIST. Masks will have 10 identify thom.
selves at tho door II required by the Com
mittec.
ID. No person will DO allowed on the
floor except In complies Disguise. AL
will have the privilege Of tho floor after
unmNking.
81. Children under IL years Of ago no.
admitted.
4th. Each ticket admits one gentleman
and two ladies - spectators, and ~ many
ladies In masks a. wish 70 attend. Ad.
ditional Ladies' Spectator Tickets. "a and
can be had Of the Committee.
5th. After unmasking. all ladies and
gentlemen arc requested 10 deposit their
hats and cloaks In tho dressing.room, for
which no charge will be made,
9th. The Grand Carnival March will
start at 0 p. n. sharp.
These rules will DO strictly enforced.
The Committee have procured from the
California Theater. San Francisco. boauti.
full calcium iIluminAtors, TO light the Hall
during the Grand March, and also several
military quadrilles.
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Appreeiative.

Apleasant little episode occurred ct Mrs.
lannon's boarding. house. Lower Gold Hill,
yesterday evening. As Mr.. W. d. Gray,
tho late Superintendent Of the Pacific mill
near by. was passing tho house, he was
stopped and invited In, and on entering
he found quito . little gathering Of his
former employees who had been with him
at tho Pacific mill. Mr.. johnson, who
had been foreman OF tho mill, stepped
forward. and In . neat little speech on
behalf Of himself and companions, pre-
sented TO Mr.. Gray . massive and
elegant silver fruit basket. Mr.. Gray
was considerably taken absck with
surprise. yet responded In happy
manner. Another party then presented .
pair OF valuable sleeve buttons TO Mr..
johnson. After mutual expressions Of re-
gard and friendship the party repaired TO
the dining room where Q choico feast Of
good things was spread. which al enjoyed
highly and whiled away . happy hour or
80. Mr.. Gray was superintendent Of the
Pacific Mill for some year, past, and the
token OF regard Of which he was made tho
recipient last evening 10 . fitting tribute 10
his gentlemanly character as we'll - 10 his
excellent reputation IS . good managing
millmAn.
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oortn Ann cunnY.

vrlorrA Crrr, March 10. 1s7s.-A. K.
Durbrow. Esq. Secretary Gould 4 Curry
Mining Company-Dear Sir: On Tues
day Last . pocket Of water on the 1900 level
Of the Consolidated Virginia broke loose.
and a. . natural consequence flowed
through our level In large quantities. so
that We were unable TO handle IL In adj
ton 10 our own water. The result IL that
our 1900 level Is flooded. and the water In
the incline nov stands at . point o feet
below the 100 level. This accident was un-
avoidable, and liable 10 occur In any mine
on the lode. and when such accidents do
occur. tho adjoining mine. II connected py
drifts for ventilating purposes, must suffer.
~ In the case Of Savage and Hale 4 Nor
cross. am glad TO be able to inform you
that the fiow Of water decreases mate
rally every day, and we feel confident
VI being able 10 pump our own water lin
Additiun 10 what 10 flowing from Con.
virginia. ON Tuesday morning. Al I Boz
fore stated. tho water came 10 us on Tues
day, the 5th instant, and from the hour u
reached Ms until We commence pumping
for ourselves. tho whole cost OF running
our pump will be collected from the Con.
Virginia. and after that they will pay III
In proportion TO the amount Of water
pumped. as fAsy Aars done rey.isriy 10 tAs
post. No work has been done In the mine
for the past four days. except . general
ov~crhauling Of mine and machinery.
y. T. 0sBisroS, Bupt.
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G,oe.i re,npiar.

The organization Of . Lodge Of the Inde-
pendendent Order Of Good Templars In
Virginia City was c~onsummatsd last Mon.
day evening. The following.named Of
ficers have been elected and installed for
tho current torn /: p. II. Mulcahy. W. @.
+. ; Miss NJ. Signorette. W. v. T.. Theo.
II. Woodwork, W. II. g.; Mrs. 3. Akin.
son. W. T.; J. II. Letcher. w. NJ; W. II.
Netherton, W. I. O.; VIM. Collamore. w.
o. a.; T. NJ. Trenberth. p. w. q. 7. This
lodge will DO known Elcelsior Lodge
No. Z. and will hold regular meetings In
Pythian Hall, Odd Fellows Building.
Virginia. on the scond and fourth Monday
evenings Of each month. Ladies' and
gentlemen who are desirous Of becoming
charter members are respectfully Invited
N DO present Of Pythlan Hall. this Mon
day. evening At hali.past Z o'clock.
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STOCK nEPosr.
TINS

fHrs MORNING.
$50 OAR. &C 3N. uk. h5. Ak. IS, SAX,
Sk Is. 10. AN
20 NJ Nc.n. u Ns. In. IAN
80 GoalA . earn, 81. 81 bio. 81
$40 Beat q Belcher. az. 2iN, n
,sss caiifeinia 0s. Sx. u. Sk. nk. ak.
~, savage. liz. IN. In. nS
IOt0 Cos. Virginia. s3k. -. nv bs. ~, ~
40 Chollsr.Potosi. 9k. 1h. 81, s3x
$50 Hale q Nor r--. 30. ~
30 Grown Point. sk.s.
80 Yell ~ ia AT, los, ioS bJ
IN Imperial, &c
~ Alpha. 10
las Bsieher. t.o. als
i,os ,,s,rs Ns,as.: an. ~. as. 49,. AS
as Bullion. ~, 81
80 kxchequsr. STU. ais
II
eos Justice, 81
Cts Union Con-
VS. Alta, Gk. 81 bio
75 Confidence, ~
655 julia. % -. An, 3-3o. 3.t0
80 CAletonia. 2.so. : Is, an
$50 silver Hill. 40. ~
iSo New York. i.z.i IL
~ Andes. 6oc
1iio ward. scc
30 Chsllenge. Sc
t00 s-nstor. . ~. Q 30
Loo Wells Fargo. Zoe, Toe b.
go LsvlAihAn, tos
100 Benton. Csc
800 Monumentsl. loo
Go Trojan, CSC. SOC
$50 solid siivvr,s
10 81. Louis. ssc. tSc
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Death ora Miser.

A miner was overcome BY the heat In
tho Caledonia mine. Gold Hill. att O'Clock
this morning. and died from tho effects Of
crsmp In the stomach twenty minutes
later. From Charles Formsn, Superintend-
ent Of the mine, . News reporter learned
all that was known OF the deceased. He
applied for work at the mine yesterday.
Tho foreman asked him II he was socus-
toned. to working In tho mines and
lao said yes. Fe went 70 work
on tho II O'Clock shift last night
running . car on the 400 level and
worked along all right until six o'clock
this morning. when lac began 10 hollow.
He asked one Of the men 70 como 10 him,
a. all Of the wheels had broken from his
car. A number Of miners went 10 him.
They found his car al right and saw that
he was delirious. lie fell In . fainting 81
and was hoisted TO the surface. where he died
In . few minutes. Tho man was . stranger.
TO tho foreman. but somebody was found
who said that his name was Ike Bonnetts.
Nothing IL known Of his relatives. OF
whether ho has any. An inquest will DO
held.
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Wet.

A rspr-een,s Hunter ON the east end o. the
ssf.; Which wss placed against the s'"'h WAL
n M draw.
O. George Gray. II viii he seen thst arsy
was only . isv feet frm Hunter Of the lime
the shot was nr-d.
m,nao. use,nn sn,,.,.. ,.,,,om
S-Doo, !, Which Grsy entered
urn,o, h,. two rooms. /. p.rlor I'm
a.. ~, - a. hniiJinc and a hcI.
mo 'y .,",v h.cLs Tha .hoot.
Ina o.,nrraS IN M ,srior' "a bss becn In.
d;s.ssS TN ordsr 70 understsnd tbe sur.
Min /, mnst bo e.nlslned that tho
hon.a n .niarod on q strect. Inc stsirs
i".Jing xsst' you ,urn 10 your ripht and
90 wosi long ,he hall about iiteen feet be.
so,s rc.ching Wnnier's parlor door.
Tho nis,oi r.oJ 4. ono of Colt's dragon
,[.,,asn en- OF tn cptire thing was
Sone ~ .nJi.nIv and nne,nectedIy t6st no
ono VA. ala 10 interfere.
When Hunter was strong enough 10
talk with ease no related 10 q friend tho
full psrticulars Of the unfortunate trans.
action, lie said; IL went up 10 the house
viii 4 friend for the purpose OF asking
Inc ladies out 10 dinner. I went out on
The balcony anil sat down with Gray. We
talked for = while, aud becoming cold !
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Mechanics Un,sn.

A Mechanics Protective Union has been
organized In Virginia City. It will be
thrown open to mechanics Of all trades
and classes. AT tho meeting last Saturday
evening tho folloving.named officers were
elected and inducted into office: Prosi.
dent, y. wilkins ; Firh Vice President,
Richard Englis ; second Vice President.
Peter HUI; Recording Secretary. Theo.
II. Woodwork ; Financial Secretary. 4.
d. Connor /; Treasurer. Charles N. Brown;
Marshal. John It. Tully; S~ergeantat-
Arms, ]. @. Bray /; Trustees. William A.
Mcintosh, II. Golfer and Daniel Kelly.
Tho Society will meet again next wednes.
day evening ii z o'clock At tho same place,
EIempts' Hall basement Of No. IS en-.
gine housed, North O street, for the pur-
pose Of adopting bylaws. All mechanics
are invited 70 attend and frsternize.
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John Mccullough has concluded an en-.
g,gcment for the California Theater with
John @. Owens. who goes In . couple Of
weeks. Dion Boucicault appears there In
May. and Joe Jefferson appears In June.
John Morgan. proprietor Of . saloon In
Portland, Oregon, committed suicide last
| night by shooting himself through the
head with . deringer. Deceased has been
drinking very heavily OF late.
Hon. Charles L. Wilson. proprietor Of
the Chicago Ersnisy Journal, died ct Ban
Antonio, Texas, ct two o'clock Saturday
morning. There will be nc change In the
conduct or policy Of tho paper.
Tho Cubans residing In New York and
neighborhood have resolved 10 send men
and means TO their faithful compatriots
who still struggle 10 win the Independence
Of their native island.
Adispatch from Trieste says the Austrian
steamer sphynx. from Cavollo with $500
Circassians on board. caught 6rs and went
ashoro near Cape Ella. Five hundred
lives were lost.
General Grant and wife we're formally
presented 10 the King and Queen Of Greece
on Saturday. A grand banquet Of General
Grant was given yesterday.
in homo, ~ Gsn.o ~ Nc ns.ns -
ruins m ths snciant ssmris. snd NJ. Par
theon will DO Illuminated.
Jobn Mccr,,or,h 4. A. Ma, ,h,~.
vseLs. anssn.m"n AZ. H. na.ss
Honse. Nav yorI IT. Iii \. .rrrort.S
by Maud Granger.
Ano,h., ...o,,.,,o, o., A.. .--,..
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UNION CONSOLIDATED.

vrRoiSIA CRY. March o.. is7s.-Robert
Sherwood. Esq.. President Union Console
dated Mining Company-Dear Sir: On
tho 1000 level the joint east crosscut on
our southern boundary has been extended
~ feet and 10 now In 1888 feet. The ma
terial passed through continues clay.
quartz and porphyry. which looks flavor
able and 10 perfectly dry.
The north drift on this level has been
extended ~ feet and IL now north from the
south line i9s feet. Tho drift IL passing
parallel 70 and adjoining . heavy Body Of
clay on the west. Tho air In this drift,
oven with the aid Of q large blower. Ia very
hot. We are engaged In e~nlarging and re-
umbsring the drift between the south line
and the upraise connecting with the Lowell
above.
IANrs n Fam Hnnt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-11

W. r. Hunter. . book.kecper In the
ONCE Of the Consolidated Virginia Mining
Company. was shot by George Gray in
Virginia City at 2 o'clock yesterday after
noon. The ball entered tho left groin.
and. Il 10 thought. ranged upward. Is
Hunter was reclining on . sofa In his
room at the time. No definite reason for
tho actcan DO assigned. though It's thought
that Jealousy on account Of Gray's wife
had something TO do with II. Hunter has
been rooming In Gray's house for over .
year. and has always been on good terms
with tho family. Ho Is universally re-
spotted, and bears . good reputation
among all his associates and acquAint-
Anoes.
Gray was arrested and taken before
Judge Knox on Q charge OF assault with
intent 70 kill. His bail was placed ct
5000.
After tho arrest . NEWS reporter asked
Gray II he had any statement which no
wished to mako concerning tho affair.
"No," ho replied. "not . word /; ! will
lot tho others tell tho story for mo. !
have no explanation 10 Offer" He did not
appear TO DO excited In tho least, but spoke
quito naturally.
Tho premises wore visited. Hunter was
found lying In bed smoking . cigarette
and talking with . number Of his friends.
He jokingly said he thought he would DO
we'll again In two days. and talked caro-
lessly. a. II no thought II not Q serious
hurt. subsequently,, no was removed to
Mrs. Deebo's lodging.housc. No. 2iS North
@ street.
DR.. Harris probed the wound. but failed
10 End tho ball. Ho said that II the bullet
had taken al upward course, tho wound
would provo Q dangerous one.
Az the doctor had directed Hunter not
10 talk about tho shooting. information
was sought elsewhere. T.. q. Baker. who
was present, gave the reporter Q detailed
account Of tho affair. 81 was In the
adjoining ROOM" said he. with Mr..
Taylor, who Ia employed at Wells
Psrgo's ofice. Tho doors Of both rooms
we're open. I saw Gray come out Of
Hunters room into tho hall and take Q
pistol out Of his pocket. He walked right
Into Hunters room and shot him while ho
wss lying on tho sofa. Mrs. Gray and
Hunter were In Hunters room III the
time. Somebody pushed Gray out OF tho
door, I don't know who 10 Was pushed |
him, aud I caught him around the arms
and took tho pistol away from him. II
was full cooked. I let the hammer down
on the cap and put the pistol In my
pocket. Gray was In tho hall when I took.
tho pistol from him. / stripped Hunter
aud saw where he was shot. Hunter asked
me 10 10 for DIR. Harris and I did 80. On
my way for the doctor l met . policeman
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JAMES @. FAIR. supt
JULIA CONSOLIDATED.

VIRGINIA CrrY. March o. 187s.-A. Noel.
Secretary Of tho Julia Mining Company
Dear Sir: During week ending this date
the following advance has been made: In
incline down from 1900 level, have sunk
30 feet; character Of ground, vein por-
phyry. and looking very promising. Incline
Is being sunk at On angle Of IS degrees
tho total length IL now 2ii feot. Will open
station and crosscut vein at about 800 feet
ON the incline. At the aforementioned
point We may reasonably expect TO lind
good ore. and In paying quantities. Drift
oast from tho Wine has been advanced 10
fect through vein porphyry and decom-
posed quartz, all Of . character which
leads US 10 believe We have something In
tho near future that will pay Us for all our
trouble and waiting. Have had . little
water from face Of drift during tho week;
not enough. however. 10 interfere with
work. Respectfully yours,
FRANK N. TuAYER. Supt.
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Masosie sseiai.

Tho Masonic social which will DO given
next Tuesday night, will 10 made particu.
lsrly enjoyable. II will be n Of the
series Of parties that have so pleasantly
filed up tho gaps Of time this Winter.
varncy's fsvorite quadrillo band will fur
nish the music ~ usual. burgess, the
c~ornetist, has returned from his Washing
ton Territory trip, and Is again compress
sing air for varney. This Il . most vel
come announcement. Tho music given
by this band 10 now better than ever be-
fore. There 10 some talk Of having .
domino party before long.
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UTAH.

VIRGINIA Orr. March D. 1s7s.-Gco. @.
Pratt. Esq. Secretary Utah Silver Mining
Company-Dear Sir West crosscut No. )
on our 1850 level has been advanced 81
feet; total length. 80 feet. The face Is now
In porphyry. The east crosscut on this
level Il now In 2i9 feet.
East crosscut No. I on our 1850 level has
been advanced II feet; total length "a feet.
Tho south lateral drift has been extended
"a feet through very favorable vein mat
ter; total length Of this drift, as feet.
We have put In . new working barrel 81
tho second pump station, also . new pinion
In the hosting engine and three piston
rods In the air compressor the past week.
and al Of u machinery Is now In good
working order.
w, ID. SmPpgRp, Supt.
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sp-iiinr Hatch.

Tomorrow Tuesday, evening will DO
held q grand photographed contest al
Turn versin Hall. Virginia. under direo-
ton Of Professor Flint. A prize Of S25
will be spelled for. . list Of twenty-five
words In common ar6 70 DO given out.
The spelling match proper. which will
commence a. halfpast Z O'Clock sharp,
will be concluded In time for tho theater.
Tho remainder Of tho evening. however,
will DO devoted 10 dancing and other
festivities. Should tho weather prove
favorable. tho Professor hopes 70 500 .
delegation from Gold Hill.
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~. Ba,,,e..

The Consolidated Virginia Mining Com
pany last Saturday evening shipped from
Virginia City 81 bars Of bullion. weighing
li.4i6 pounds. and worth $374.s32 93.
The California Mining Company shipped
81 bars, weighing $3.50 pounds and worth
$225,ii 20. making . total Of itO bars,
weighing ls,0C6 pounds, and wo:th $780,;
307 IS. This brings the total shipment OF
the Consolidated Virginia for the month
Of February up to 81. 8 $50 TO.
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IMPORTANT TO ALL INvALIDs
IRON IN THE HOOD.

Toe Peruvian Syrup. . protected solution Of
the protoIide Of Iron, strikes 81 the root Of
disease BY supplying the blood With is vital
principle, OF life 81. ment--iron. This 10 the
secret Of the wonderful succrss Of this remedy
In curing dyspepsia, liver complaint. dropsy,
chronic dia. rses, b0ils, nervous affections,
cuills and levers. humors, loss OF constitutional
' sor. dis~ases OF the Kidneys and bladder.
female complaints, and all diseases originating
In . bad state Of the blood, or accompanied By
ali druR9isfs. MIL m
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COUGHS AND COLDS.

Prom Samuel A. Walker. Esq., the wsll.hnovn
real estate suctionesr Of Boston: "Having OF.
perienced results Of . satisfsetory character
from the use Of wlstar's Bslsam OF wild Cherry.
In eases OF severe colds. during the past two
Was nrst induced TO try this medicine BY the
strong recommendation Of O friend, Who Wa
well.nigh gone with consumption. and vho>s
relief from the use OF 10 satisned me Of its great
value In cases OF colds and decline. and most
clearly demonstrated 20 my mind lie great vslue
- = restorative. that only nsed's o fair trial TO
insure . grsisfal recognition from the public"
sold By all druggists.
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A MINER in tho employ Of the sutro
Tunnel Company attempted suicide last
Wednesday. or At least pretended 10 make
tho attempt. He tied . rock around his
neck and started for tho Carson river. His
companions foolishly stopped him and put
him 70 bed. He WAS drunk u the time.
After getting over his spree be VA con.
sidera6ly ashamed Of himself.
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aILyER NIL.

ooLp HILL, MArch9. is7s.-w. +. Dean.
Secretary Silver Hill Mining Company
Dear Sir Our progress during the week
ending 81 noon to-day has been a. follows :
Crosscut No. @. south. GOO level, 36S feet;
crosscut No. .. north, COO level. 10 feet.
The Wine from crosscut No. z. south.
from this level. has been sunk and tim
bered II feet. On the 800 level the lateral
drift north from the main east drift WAS
advanced 10 feet. and the lateral drift
south from the same point % feet. Tho
incline has been sunk u feet. On Tuesday
Last We resumed work In tho main east
drift on this level. 10 which IS feet has
been aided,
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p.,.,surc. s.surday evening.
,,,,.vs.r-s I...s Ev~ssss.

wA.uoE CLrn.-At . meeting OF the
washoe Club. held at their rooms In 'ir'
siuia last Saturday evening. tho following
gentlemen we're elected Trustees for the
ensuing term : W. 4. y. Deal. A. e.
Hamilton. George A. King. George H.
Dana. q. II. BelknAp. Jasper BAbcock, h.
Terra, q. &. PendergAst. John w. Eekiey.
J.. u. Mallon. W. II. Smith and Ia. IT,
Torp.
wmrS otheilo Was giving cassioa rahins
down for being In . stats Of into1ieation
nigh. before last at Pipcr's Opera House.
an old fellow In tho front row was heard 70
mutter: "Hell. whaiser matter Boy
1hicI Amt TO blame. No din runee. Sat.
nrday night. Go. right this| Ter 8"
drunk"
PARTICULAR attention IL called Ia the
fact that the performance by the kiraify
company 10 Of . highly respectable and
.~rtistic character. IL may be witnessed IN
strict propriety by the most refined ladies'
and gentlemen.
suKnIyy r. 4. KrLLrnnd officer BrAi'
ley hal . row In Virginia City yesterday
which would have resulted In . light. but
for the interference Of outside parties.
The quarrel WA about the Breen-Ah
Chouey case.
Psoys.soa T.. J. PAsxoRE. suPerin'end'
cu, Of Public Instruction for storey
ooun,v. will return from his visit to
England next week. He WAS IN Ne" iotA
City when last heard FROM.
Form carloads Of machinery for the Yell
low Jacket new shAft works arrived lat
a.,urd.y. The rest Of the machinery. in
Guiding the monster cylinder Is probably
on tho road by this time.
Iy you would b. convinced Of tho fact
tina, tho people Of the Comstoek are fond
Of ligh, and brillian, plays. go and see the
crowd at Piper's New Opera House MS
evening.
Tine annual picnic Of the Virginia
Nipers' Union will 30 given earlier than
usual thls year. The proceeds VIII De de-
voted 10 the establishment OF their library
YESTERDAY was warm and pleasant. IL
will not DO long before tho sprinkling cart
will be brought into requisition. March
keeps up her lick.
Tnx miners employed at the combina-
tion shsft have Contributed the addiionai
amount Of SIS 10 the Virginia Heller
Fund.
rux hills around o are rapidly BE-
.s,ni.s depudei Of the snow which has Tor
severaI nonths covered their sides.
Ir w.s Captain George and no, Captain
Bob Who was sick near sutro. Captain
George died last Wednesday.
The Bullion mine pay roll for February
.uo.nt. 10 s5.i57; that Of tho Exehequer
will amount 10 s2.s9i'
Cu.nLrs PORE played 10 fair audiences
i.s, week, but his business WAS not 'uehH
his merit justified.
Jox puScls and Bill Gibson have taken
their dogs and gone ON . hunt TO 'he shA
Of tho Carson.
rux employees Of the Virginia 4 Truckee
Railroad Company received their COIN ~"
saturday.
Apour 5000 cottonwood trees arc being
ul.n,ed In the public squares Of the town
of Sutro.
orouor CooK. Of Silver City, 10 run
ming an srAs.ra in American ra'ine on
500 ore.
Tue attractions at Piper's Opera House
chi. evening will certainly draw = big
crowd.
BILL DAVIS. tho policeman who killed
Iouis Ash, has gone 10 San Francisco.
THE Ophir Grade Is still blocksded with
snow.