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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-20
THE ~cOs6NnA1loN schIME.
xiau.s< Of TN. R-por, Of Doth iusi.s
sp she walker RiSer Land


As Ii generally known goth Hast the
well.known s~uryeyorIof Virginia. has been
4, a.. w.il.r ,ixe, s~setion recentlv In
IN he "AiAs' i"e, ' ~
search OF Agricultural Janus anu NA'e' 'o'
their irrigation. lie reported TO tho gen.
,lsm., Inv wbom he MA, employed las,
-. M, go, =. 10, ,ho rrs.s,,
e'en'hs' '"s, ''po' -
private, but Mr.. HAST has kihuiy iur'
nished for publication thu following gen
sr.l minnte. M the ak DAYS trip Of his
-. A. a., .o.,,o,.
- o, A.. al, .o., So
In going ou' 'hey ''oA '"o so,i 'o"" W
through III Dorado canyon. Inc ROAD 10
owned by 4 Portuguese named Charles
o,,,i. and 4. t,pt In excellent order. A,
linz, Wo, snripe. they met several men
+ a.. winin, ai Rel CANYON and who
n,s.s..I ,hs,n.olres ma beina we'll plesseJ
ohph. ~. nsn.ro.,.
WIN 'ue.i p,vsi s,,,,on nm ,ho Wa,
.hns ,onn5 moro m-osonitoe. thsn
Ne. ~, var .oen hefore. and tbe wor,t.
Th.v nj, tbronrb two pairs of blankets
Ln s! .,c.In ooha y"
sns e"aa'. v.Ii.v al Al. h.., land 4.
-. A, an. Vs., a,S NJ tbe valley
.asn - crn,nJ NAV val Ia found. Ia
m nhusshh - nax ~ 6roncbt In ditcbe,
80 a., 40 ,an mills In length. MANY
Az. ,i,,i. farm. Of from forty TO sixty
acre, might here be selected, for which
vst.r could be purchased from some Of the
5itches already dug. These places might
Ia t.Len mn by men of small means, but
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n.pnrsur.. s.a.s Nvsains.

y House. 8 NJ Evans. Z J Allen and
wife, & c BaitsrmAn, Mrs J Hill. J A
jackson. James Jackson and wife. Miss
Verdi Bell. J Z Brown and wife. Miss
Nellie Lynch. Miss X Hill, Thos Cole. ID
Gildmaker. A V Lancaster. 5 l. Jones. Q
q stevenson. J Willy. EA Cannon. ID ii
Carrick. N Reilly, II II Taylor. y Gum
bart and wife. s A Doyle. d II weleh, j
Stewart. J MCGEE. wife and son. Mrs
Morehead. J Bisset. W woodburn. A Ash.
GA stone. Mira II q Gillette and dangh-
ter. MnJP FlAnnery. A = Mecabo. W u
Eyans.
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IRslIxieas Notlees.

There will BE- divine service TO morrow In the
Methodist Episcopal Church. Virginia City. at
n A. n. and TA3 =. ~. Rev. q. w. Mckelvey
ofaristinx. Pral.. service az 13O y. n. seats
Tree. All are invited. sabbath school At
2 y. n.
Hall, Gold mn. at N A. n and I;ta p. n
There will be divine s'ryice IN ~. PanTs
Church 10 morrow Of N A. ". and n.
Rev. n. =. Eastman otieiating. SUNDAY school
81 iD.
Church, Virginia. to morrow at n a. ~. btshop
whitaker officiating.
M service ct silver CITY OF Dayton to-nor'
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IF ANY DEALER INFORMS

You that be has for sal. . dentifriee Identical
with or containing ingredients equailing or
superior In efaeaey TO those Of soZoDoNT.
discredit the statement and insist upon having
that alone. by d,inz 30 you will secure .
dentifrice par eics Hence the beet In the mafkst.
containing botanic elements Of rare presrrva.
tive influence up 10 the teeth, and one which
will endow them with nott becoming white
ness. Another desirable feature OF this staple
toilet article 10 that Il imparts fragrance 10 the
breath. Sold By druggists. jyii I'm
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MATTERS At THE SOUTH.
INTERVIEW WITH Il -e0vERN.
OH JOSEPH Z. BROWN. OF
GEORGIA.

GENERAL Condition OF the Southern
People They r Kisdiy Dis
posed Toward President Hayes
The I..ues OF Inc war settled
nnd Aeeepted-Thc Question ef
Southern Claims Cesditten of
the B~ineks-Ihe Cause OF Edues.
tio. Alexander n. stephens %
he Returned.
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AspLrsprpLY.cHAsED, solid silver vase,
Manufactured In San Francisco At . cOs'
of 5000. and intsnded as the first prize 81
The target shooting match a. the Gale
donis picnic. 10 on exhibition at Man
ning's.
Jusr after the excursion train left Gold
Hill this morning. Senator Jones' carriage,
with his family. dashed up Main street for
the Ophir grade and Bowers Mansion
there 70 meet him and greet his return.
TIE question hurled at restaurant keep
err In Virginia now ID, not what have you
got 70 sst, bat whore do you get your milk
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Piper. op.r. House. v,rs,.,..

The people Of the comstoct will vel
come once more Q season Of entertain
ments At Piper's Opera House. That Sea
son will be inauguratsd Monday evening
by the HArrigan 4 Hart combination.
which 10 Justly famous both In the Eat
aud on the Pacific Coast for their smusing
eccentricities. The season will spen win
HsrrigAn's amusing drama snttled
- Doyle Brothers," which will be repeated
Tuesday evening and for the matinee Wed
nssday. The combination Of Harriean 4
Hart 10 Justly entitled comique. n II
any one 10 afraid 10 laugh lot him stay
away. Box onice now open.
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A HOUSEHOLD pnRRuMK.

Every family able TO appreciate and enjoy the
pleasure Afforded by . really bealihfui and de
iicious performance should supply themselves
with the genuine Murray . Lsnman's Florida
water. ltls the most delightful and most last.
ing OF al fragrant waters. mys I'm
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l.. O. o. +. ISsr,LLsrIoS.-The follow
ing officers elect Of Nevada Lodge No. u
/. o. o. T., were installed hat evening BY
Deputy Grand Master Peter Daley ; j.
Nichols, n. g.; ". II. Harris. V. o.. h.
Berger, Treasurer; n. u. Parsons, 10
cording aud Permanent Secretary JIM
Mitchell. Warden; J.. L. Stsvens con.
duetor Peter Petranto. !. o.; hober'
Cleater. II. s. n. G.; Thomas Melody. Ia
=. ". O.; Il. shugg. II. y. v. O.; T.. Pieo'
L. 3. V. a.; John Walters. r.. =. b.; j.
Collins, l.. y. y.
CoLoskL fAiR 10 on the Comstock once
moro, and In improved health.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-20

the foremost power In Christendom
and IL entitled 10 and holds primary
among the nations Of the earth. Rational
egotism is puerile, and q boastful spirit Ia
odious to tho really great; but . rational
estimate Of our actual condition and our
relative position In the world 10 . duty.
Our real error 10 not on the side Of AFRO
gsnce and bosstfulpcss. but on the side OF
undue Difference 10 the nations OF Europe,
our seniors In age. but which we have now
distinctly outstripped In the race In re.
spcct to any particular which constitutes
power and Intellectual Advancement. We
have outgruwn the fact Of dependence
upon them for anything necessary to our
happiness; but we have not entirely out.
grown the habit Of Difference TO their ideas,
which Is unworthy Of us.
Our population exceeds that OF Great
Draitain by one-third; by one-fourth that
OF either France or Austro-H Hungary, and
10 somewhat greater than that OF the 70.
vived German Empire. II 10 only less
than that Of Russia. but IL . much more
effective population. and more rapidly I'D.
vancing. With our immense range OF
latitude and longitude. with our highly
diversified soil and climate, with our
boundless forests. with our ins1haustiblo
mines Of precious metals, Of coal. iron
and other minerals. We are dependent on
the rest OF mankind for no article Of necss-
sity or comfort and for very few articles
OF luxury. Our condition Is entirely Diff
ferent from that Of the people Of most Of
the European States and especially OF
Great Britain, whose superintendent popu.
lehon couid not DC main'Ainsu Ti.nou' :
gIea. Ioieign om%eISe. ~. WIZ w.
tne eon.iaiy' sne sosoiass ooIi.p.e sn NanIs
ninila,lon y, our ,orelsn mmei s' nn.
cause Dut htue u any sunerins anu wv
nsieniicant loss.
Our foreign commerce u III eh,en.
mere oaglteiIo 70 compaIison win our
enormous internal domestic . Lhers
10 no proportion OF our foreign !iamc, Oh
which we only ave ene side. that 10 a.
prontaoie a. . nko Amoun. Oh in'efnAi
frame OF when NO posse,s pola siues.
inc eomPslsuvs WEALTH .. nA'on' =
very ,,ons
COMPARISON the,r Tnn ".oas
" .ho P,Vaue. .y. 1877.
On nAnu I'll ~ sInnIn y,n.umn-
the necessi'iss VI ,.usio Jesi e,
non. Tue ,ssl "eai'n hnn luz
70 meAsuI.u y. Pyen 49,,
ducins "eai'n' IAtneI hsh ~
OF us noAruea PlouuonoG p,a..a
u ~ ouise An.o'eu ..nsa~a'
or decrease IN 'no numoeI VI 'no P'o,
ducers u the naturAi aavantAges .,
soil anu ciimatei put peyonu Anu
above All things' u acpehas on
tho intelligence energy ingenuity
and morals OF 0 people, anu tnese
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ICE CREAM AND FRUIT.

R. Taylor has just opened. opposite the
Masonic building. Main street, Gold Hill. .
fruit and Ice cream stsnd, where he receives
daily. and will supply all who favor him with .
call, vita the ehoic-st Of fruits. berrirs aud Ice
cream, at the lowest eash prices. He also
keeps Q supply OF the beet brands OF tobacco,
candies, nuts. etc. Give him = call AMI Iest A.
sursd Of falr aud honest dealing. iyi1im
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Lady nryss.

There was to-day filed for record In the
Office Of the Recorder Of Storey county .
deed. made In consideration Of s., con-
vsying the old Lady bryan ground to the
new Lady Bryan, Silver Mining Company.
an account Of the organization Of which
was recently published In the NEWS. Work
will now be speedily resumed at the mine.
upder c. l.. Derby a. Superintendent, and
with y. @. sehmitt. formerly superintend-
emf, q. foreman. The mine Is a good one.
AZ ali who have examined IL can testify.
The next claim on the lode, called the
North BONANZA. 10 continually shipping
20 Reno and reducing ore at a net prof, Of
SIS per ton, and there ). every pro.pse,
of the Lady Bryan'ss speedily Joining the
Ii.t Of the bullion producing mines Of his
.ectIou. The company has a mill on Its
ground about ready To run, new hosting
Sorks and irst-elAss machinery. Under
The pressnt management there 10 no APP
parent reason why the mine should not 10
Temuneratively productive.
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A CARD.

To ali Who arc suffering from the errors and
indiscrstions Of youth. nervous weshnsss. early
decay, loss Of manhood. stc- I will send Q
receipt that will cure you, FREE OF cuAnos.
rhis great remedy vss discovered b. mission.
Ar In South America. send . self.addressed
envelope TO the REV. JOSEPH r. INhAN,
station d. Bible House, New YORK City.
sel0 On
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-20
rnR PALACE EATING STAND.

For . roast Of beef unezeellsd In Storey
county. 20 to Thomas Hs1ron's Eating Stand.
In the Palace saloon, NO. Z North O street,
Virginia CITY. Fresh oystsrs ct all hour I'm
every style. Forty miners always on hand o.
night. For tasty, home style Of cooking. and
anord, the Palace Eating stand has no superior.
TT Il. apis n
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rHR

which 10 perfumed with Murray 3 Lanman's
Florida Water yields more enjoyment 10 It's
possessor than would . bouquet OF fowep.
because the latter fade. decay and become
offensive. hut the Florida Water remains frcsh
and delicious, unaffected By the iapes Of time.
Is25 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-20
SENATOR JONES At HOME.
His Rseepsioa II Rene Last Wight
"A Little speech Of Thanks
His Programme fur To-Day.

The lightning train took from doid Hill
last evening Superintendent Samuel Jones
Of the Crown Point, A. J. Tyrrell, II. H..
Taylor and ALI. Dotsn. The first vent to
greet his brother. Senator John =. JONES'
on his arrival overland at Reno. The last
three we're . committee Of the Pacific
Coast Pioneers. delegated by the Society
to escort the Honorable Senator 10 the
picnic grounds at Bowers Mansion. In
addition to the above named. quite num-
Der Of the citizens Of Gold Hill and vir.
ginian went TO lleno to be among the frst
to grasp the Senator's hand ~ he alightsd
in his s~agebrush home. Al the cars rolled
along by the Bslehsr works. the house OF
Senator Jones was In full view. and there
In the lawn were his wife and friends
waving . cheerful aodspesd 70 the dsls-
cations who were going to receive him. II
was q happy party In the cars. and their
happiness was but . redsx Of the senti.
ment Of the entire State. which has looked
long and eagerly for the return Of the hero
VI INC forty-nttn congress-
HAIL TO TEE oHIKy.
Something Of this spiri. Of friendly sp-
probation Of senator Jones' services seems
to have animated the citizens Of Reno. and
late a. the hour Of the arrival Was, . large
and enthusiastic crowd throngsd the plat
form In front Of Chambsrlain's Hotel
when me Overland mosed Up 70 'p
uoh' Unae 'ne aireeuon y, ~
ing, OF !he 1os1sa'. - imP1onPsa pns
non OF the even, nsa peen Hllsnssa. p1n
hres oiAzed IN uhe st,ee.s, Hna 'ns c1m,nk
Of tue trsin va, nelAiaeo " ,ne eiPiosion
Of bombs ana tns renaerlns oi MAT
maruAi music " tno neno u,'u. q
length the Ears came 70 stSnusun sno W
the music OF Hail 70 tne Cniei senatoi
John u. Jones Descended into ,ne mies. OF
ms friends Ihree ions,ng cnee,s olose
his appearance. and scores of hands were
pressed forward TO greet him. Tho Com.
lnitiee Of the racine ooa,t rioneSrs took
ran,,S0 y ba ~ ..co,;ad III 10 ,ha %,scsn,ion
room At Chamberlain.
ux,..u.v,so A., ,o,,s,
IT,. ,hron, ,o,,ovod o,o..,, IN nj. v,.s
~
ana pressed into mo ioom, many soi''
among the number. Then began . series
of bsnd. shaking. which would have proved
.,u...h., 4, ,,o, h.., .,onn., no IN. tao,
81 .h. piom..,., comm,,,ss rhs ssn.,or
Nv !, ~ .,r,n.S Jr.,.r
msi. vss .aoi coat c.n hs hnt h.
has been travelling for six days In . con-
fined car. and through an excessively warm
country. lie was weary and needed rest.
and 6upt. Jones and the committee saw u
and were anxious 70 get him to bed; IL
Was proposed, therefore, that he make Q
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ssrses Qaosasioas.
lsr TIVE -tsrr.s UNION rrsaI
Saw F~n.scrsco. July 2o-2;0O p. N.

SAN FRAScrsco. July 2O-2:J0 p. n.
California iOs bid. iO's asked. iO1
sales. Ophir. 574 bid, Julis CO. bid. ca
asked. Utah i0ts asked. Mexican is bid.
Beet a Belcher iih bid. IL asked. Bodie
~. Cou. Virginia 81. bid. sd asked,
Union Con. sh bid. Sierra Nevada 81
bid 81. asked. Jutiee 81. bid. % asked,
Crown Point ca Hale 4 Norcro.s bid.
2. a.ked. Eureka Con. &9t bid. Gould 4
Curry G.. bid. ! asked. overmAn iOA bid.
savage, llA bid.
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Arr,,.,. ,.,. n.,.....

VIM Cox. q X Lsyings. II A Deike. 7
Hatch, J II williams. Chas Coyle, II snu-
gent. T J Arnold. Guy Thorpe. W i.
Chalmers. 4 Tausslg. Mrs willbahn. Q II
Hile.horu.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-20

CHE CsAss Pionesrs 20 Bowers
stArt-Lstest From she Grounds
Tho Emmcts win the Gold
sling -senator Jones' speech 10
the Pioneers.
The anIiouily awaited day for the Fifth
Grand Annual Picnic Of the Society OF
the Pacific Coast Pioneers broke ~gloriously
this morning, aud with its early light were
heard sounds Of preparation and depar.
ture. Many preferred . drive over the
grade In the cool Of the day and a return
In the shades Of the evening. to = passage
on the excursion train, and such were of
with early morning. Some even took the
train the night before so a. TO domicilo
themselves with Holmes Of tho Mansion,
and with the intention Of staying there
until Sunday evenings excursion train re-
turns. and BY so doing 10 DO fresh for the
enjoymentN Of to-day and avoid the rusho OF
the crowd.
The RATTLIso WHEELS
OF early departure we're, therefore among
the first sounds to awaken tho excursion
lists. Then came hurried preparations aud
the usual rush 10 the cars. anxiety 10 DO
on hand and secure good seats taking many
to the depot 10 Virginia an honr before the
starting time. And all the time fourth.
hands, rockaways, buggies, buses and
even express wagons were seen, loaded
with pioknickers aud freighted with lunch
baskets, Fastening along toward the old
grade on their way TO the Mansion. In
the meantime
THE GATHERING AT " TRAIN
Continued TO increase. Linens and cali
Goes and muslins and lawns were sand
wiched between busters and lunch baskets.
and bounced along to tho cars. Men and
women too fat to lean wabbled their way,
and those too loan to waddle followed after.
Among the excursionists were many who
were merely lookers-on. Sidewalks be-
came crowded. and available lookouts were
filed with spectators. Flags were seen
floating from the Pioneer Hall, and many
--G--a. IL
iinea' ,hish sSoved tb.t tbo plsydsy Of
the Old Boys was regarded by the masses
a. . sort Of public occasion. Tho i'm
mense concourse at tho depot demonstrated
the fact that the hearts Of the people were
with the Pioneers. but the hard times told
on the Numbers who embarked on
i"I TRAIN
There were fifteen cars standing In wait
ing. and people enough Al the depot In
y,s.,.,. =. ar r. IN ,u,,.v. A..
,"sih's W hn "'" W. q"
the time Tor departure, however, came
and "All aboard 70 was sounded. IL WAS
Main N be .een That all these cars were
not needed, and only ten were filled. but
these we're crowded TO their utmost capac-
V.n.,s, asmonstr,,ion on Inc mr., Of those
remaining at home. Its exit from Virginia
was watched from oil available points, ana
,uleus were "A'ea Anu A"'"'''u
u''eoAons'
~ ""Lp "'LI
The demonstration Was very similar to
that In Virginia. Bunting was at an early
,o,. ,,v.n ,o an. hr.s,. and ve,comed thu
A01'
e1cursionists from tho hAgstAns On ror'
Homestead, the News office and the hoist.
ing works and public places generally.
Tho Emmett Guard Band from Virgins
came down on an early bus and enliyoned
ths people and stirred up ,ne', pure minus
,,h .Sms choisa mn.ie. Thew scLnowl.
edged their appreciation Of the News by =
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Thar Bolnp on HE,Lru.-virginia IL
improving under the influence OF the de-
,.ii. OF n~uisancss as reported by the Board
"a us.Ith. The Board 10 doing an i'm
$500 smoupt OF good. The duties Of its
member, are neither light nor pleasant,
mi .hs President 10 called every day 70
inyss,ir.ts new complaints. lie should
be compensated for his loss OF ame' 'o'
his work 10 most important
Al substitute for "miik" In coffee
,ry raw sgg we'll beaten ; there's nothing
Ike 10.
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q. n. GALLUP.

o. n. oALLur. opposite the Bank Of oaiifor.
mia, Gold Hill, Keeps constantly on hand ali
fayorite brands Of Imported C.sarr. oholee bit
cigars, eli kinds OF chewing tobacco. meef.
schaum pipes, nuts, candles. nns cutlery. and
tors and hncy goods OF ali kinds. apps N
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siRprcAL

This great cure for Rheumatism. Neuralgia
and all Psins. Burns. scslds. Colds, and ell
sches and pains that people and families sunsr
with. 10 really . wonder aid . success. j.
Jones, Jr, sslls 10 81 Gold Hill. Iei2 0m
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Tho Adriatlc embarked malls and psssen.
gers here and proceeded for New York
last night.
Captain BogaPdus.
LONDON. July 20.-The pigeon shooting
match between Captain Dogardus, OF tho
United States. and Mr.. Wallace. Of the
Nottinghili Gun Club, England. took
place yesterday. The terms were 10 shoot
it 100 birds Tor 500 . side and . silver
cup. The match resulted In q draw. each
man killing 81 birds. Another match for
$500 q side Is TO be fixed for next wednes.
day.
Kearneyism In Russia.
LONDON. July 20.-The Russian unofi.
ciAl press 10 moro or less dissatisfied with
the Treaty Of Berlin. Before II. conclu-
sion. Asia Aksakoif Panslavist. an sgita-
tor, made such . violent speech at Mos.
COW, against Russian concessions In tho
Congress, that hs wa warned that its
repetition would be regarded ~ . personal
attack on the Czar.
The Pops.
LONDON. July 20.-A dispatch from
Rome says instructions have been given
for the preparation Of lodgings for tho
Pope at Psrugis. The French representa-
tive at Rome has boon assured by Cardinal
Frsnchi, Pontincial Secretary OF State.
that the Pops's Absence from the Vatican
will not disturb the pspal relations with
France,
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REroRr.
isan Frasessea heard.
LAST

LAST EvESSG.
100 Raymond 4 Ely. )
30 Eureka Con-. 50. 80. So
1850 Belmont. Doc, 1, SOC, SIC
500 Leopard. I 0j, I 10
1850 ella, Soc. 60c
so Northern Belle. iO1., IL
1920 Hussey. i5c. SOC
80 Manhattan. ca
$50 De Frees. zoe
SOS Grand Prize. . 20, "a. $50
800 Argcnta. i5c. 80
800 Navajo. 55c SOC
800 Endowment. Csc
9i0 Independence. | -, u.
100 Silver Prize. zoe
30 Star. Ia,
400 Hillside. 1 90.
1910 Modoc. Sc
COO Coso Con-, 35c. doc
40 Bodie. |,
265 Bechtel. SOC. SOC
70 Martin White
SIS Tiptop. Sc. SOC
100 Leeds.
1895 Mexican. isI. 49,. isH b, is'. b
765 ophir. 80. 5sk. 5ss, ~
4i9o Sierra Nevada, 81. - ~, 81, ~
81 b.
AIS Union Con-, o.. So. 81, 81.
1870 Julia. 6. CO, 81, c..
5s5 Con. Virginia. So. So, So, 81
t05 Justice. 5 b. 3, to
100 Ksntuck. >
30 Utah. IL. lia
$40 Crown Point, 81
$40 Bullion. 3 ~
$50 Yellow Jacket. 81. o., o.
1885 Alta. So
22o Gould A Curry. ca
$50 Alpha.
1850 Best 4 Belcher. iii, iiS
so Ward. Is
80 Beleher. 4. J %
IS Ovsrmsn. IL
100 savage, NJ, H., H., IL, b.
liz
SIS California. ios. iOs
rus MORNING.
G55 Ophir. s.. 57a, 57S
TICS Mexican. 49,. is's, Is. Isl. 80,
ISL. 49,, Isl. b
1910 Gould a Curry. Z. CT. 1857
$50 Best 4 Beleher, 10. lt'., IA
Gs5 California. i0s. iO',. iOs
$50 Savage, III. ns
EOS Con. Virginia. s's, So 10
80 ChollAr- Potosi, 26ls, "a
l59 Hale a Noreross. ~
1856 Crown Point. G. CO, ca
go Yellow Jacket. 10. lOi., 1914
i9j Imperial. zoe. &c
$50 kentnek.
Go Alpha. 10
$40 Belcher. 4. , 9j,
20 Confidence. 3
1884 Sierra Nevada. 81. p. So. b., 81
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1856 Bullion. 81. > 80. . IS. . 90. . So
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20 OyermAn. i0s. i0s lOs
1880 Justice, 81. 50, So. 3s.@
800 Succor. I %
1850 Union Con-, 81, 81, 81
2I5 Alta. 7A,Ts
1895 Julia. CO..
2a5 Caledonia. 2 IS. 2 10
40 Silver Hill. sOc, Use
$50 Challenge. Doc,
900 Andes. i0c
$500 wslls-Fargo. 5e. Toe
335 Crown Point l~;avins. zoe
80 Leviaihan. 80. iOc b3O
100 Trojans iOc
100 Benton, = %.
10 Eureka Con-. 90
1920 Belmont. SOC. 75c, 1Oc
i7j ella. SIC
$50 Leopard. I 10
so Northern Belle, III bio
1850 Hussey. ~, 10
l0j Manhattan, q, ca
AIS Grand Prize. 81, ass
ITO Endowment. IOc
905 Independence. 50
100 Silver Prize. zoe
leo Modoc, Sc
so Bodie, Z. 7s,7a
100 Golden Chariot. zoe
200 Navajo, Zoe
l75 Bechtel. CSC. SOC
200 Tiptop, SOC
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-20

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the different varieties Of Virginia milk lot
him visit the efios Of the President OF the
Board Of Health,