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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-16
TELEcRAPHlc eREvlTles.

Buffalo, April lG.-John Ennis a Chicago
pedestrian, has begun his second attempt to
walk 400 miles in 2S hours.
New York, April l6.-The bucket shops
or blackboard exchange Offices closed yester-
day, and reopened to-day.
Dover, N. H., April l6.-The Cocheco
company has resolved to shut down the
mills tonight, for an indefinite period.
Berne, April l6.-Switzerland has accept
ed the proposal Of the United States, to par
ticipate in the international congress to fix
the relative values Of gold and silver.
Boston, April l6-A temporary injnnc-
ton was issued this morning, restraining
the Emigrant Savings bank from doing busi-
ness. The bank owes the deposi:ors $685.
$50.
Chicago, April l6.-Daily reports are
coming from the cities in the northwest,
showing that many national banks are al
ready paying ont gold for their circulation.
and that gold is beginning to circulate.
st. Johns, N. b., April l6.-St. Johns
river is very high. aud the low country is
flooded. The ice whicl, started At Frederick.
town carried away the wharfat Gibson, and
is dong considerable damage on the way
down.
Philadelphia, April l6.-The yearly
meeting Of friends took place yesterday:
The report shows fine distribution Of the
doctrinal writings Of the society among leg
i1lators. ministers Of various denominations,
libraries, etc.
Fall River, Apri! l6.-At a meeting OF
the presidents and cashiers Of the banks, tue
following vas adopted:
Resolred, That We respectfully request the
corporation. Of this city TO designate some
person TO coun,crsian all promissory note ,
Issued by the corporations, and that record
Of tho same bc kept by aperron connters'gn'
ing said notes.
81. Loui. April ld.-Thc court OF appeals
gave dccisiou this morning in the cclehra-
ted sui, Of tho city against the st. LOUIS
Gas company, for the Isa.s.~ion OF the &"
vorts. affirming the deriaion Of the lower
<s,asL and giving the work. to the city. iac
cult involved one m,llioa sna half to 'vo
0illioa aoilsn- Tks cass v,ll Ie appealed
. ~ supssos cusr.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-16
NA1oN DAKOTA TERRITORY EVENING" APRIL Is s7s

New York, April lc.-Au A,l.n,. dr..
p,.. p..en !, says; The city is rapidly filling up
WIN delegates to the international sund.r ~
~. 's.0ol convention which NEE. there. III.
list Of delegates shows that th;r,v,h..s ~
s'a'e" and ten territories and Canada win h.
represented. Several European delegations
were appointed. The Canadian delee.tion
au"'er' forty-two. The convention viii
nave about five hundred and fifty delegates.
ABOUT one-half Of whom have arrived
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-16
the RIVER.

The steamer Sherman will probably leave
ON SATURDAY. FOR the Yellowstone.
Capt. Braiihwaite thinks the Fontcnclle
will be ready to 70 below some time next
week.
The steamer Big Horr, Of the Coulson
line, left Rismarck on the l2th for II. Ben.
ton with full load.
The steamer Nellie Peck is expected TO.
nigh, from above. She viii 60 10 Sioux
Ct,y for hss seSs iosA.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-16
ACCIDENTS.
DROWNED,

DROWNED,
Glouchester, Mass, April 1G,h.-The
barge chas. Stewart, from Trepani, report.
that Chas. j. Shortwell, Of Milwaukee. va,
drowned by falling overheard.
Thrown FROM A CARRIAGE
Toronto, April 1G-Daniel Gingri.h and
wife were killed at L, Fargo, being thrown
from their carriage.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-16
CRIME.

FOUND GUILTY
MUNICH Chunk, April l6th.-McDonald
Mcdonnell, Aollie Mcguire, charged with
the murder Of Geo. X. Smith. ia this county
in 1862, has been found guilty. Durin and
Sharp, two others, charged with participa-
ton in the crime, await trial.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-16
MARKETS sY TELEGRAPH

"AAA AnEkIs
New York, April 16.
Gold--l.0Osc.
Money-6@7c.
Stocks-irregular.
Governments-active and steady.
MILWAUKEE,.
Milwaukee, April l6.
WnEAr-b@lc higher; hard, 1.l5!; No
!, l.l5; No. 2, 1.10s for cash; 1.lOs for
April; 1.l0a for May; 1.O9s for June. No.
3, LOAF.
CoRN-quiet; 40lc.
OArs-25!c.
RYE-58c.
BARLEY-56c.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, April 16.
WHEAT-steady and 6rmer; closing
easier; l.o9i@l.lo for cash; 1.o9ac for
April 1.o9s@l.o91c for May; No. 8, 1.044
CLOS.
CoRs-6rmer; 4olc for cash, April; 41sc
for May; 4lsc for June.
OArs-6tnl and q shade higher: 25}
24ac for cash, April; 26ac bid for May.
RYE-58c.
BARLEY-frmer; 494c.
PoRK-Firm; 7.973c for cash, May;
9 O74c bid for June.
LARD-Firm; 6974c for cash; 7.o5 for
for June.
ALcoHoL-334.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, April l6.
WHEAT-quiet; receipts $4,000; $4,000
1.244 for No. 2 spring, for May.
RYE-about steady 74@74!c.
CoRN-i@! higher; receipts. $1,000;
sales, $4,000; at 5o9@502c for western
mixed.
BARLEY-quiet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-04
Obituary.

Professor John II. Howe died in vir-
ginia yesterday Of old age and debility.
He was q gentleman Of very much note
in the State Of Ohio, and for many years
Professor Of Languages in the McIntyrs
Academy. at GAINESVILLE, and during his
professorship some Of the foremost men
and women Of the United States at the
present time were his pupils; among
whom may be named General w. 7.
Sherman, Thomas Ewing and Mrs. Gen.
Sherman. When Gen. Sherman and his
wife were In Virginia. two years ago,
Mrs Sherman passed the whole day with
her old professor. He was . man Of
rare scholastic a~ttainmsnts. and lived Q
life OF perfect purity. truth and gentle
ness. He was fathsr-in.law Of L. p.
DrsIler Of Virginia. and uncle to Prof.
Ii, III. Howe OF Carson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-04
D.noe...,s Primary Election.

The Democratic primary election In
this county will DO held next Friday.
The following are the polling places and
Judges OF Election:
First Ward. Virginia City-Southwsst
corner OF Mill and @ streets. Judges
James T. O'Nsil, William Cohn and
Willard Bitter.
Second ward-Dslta Saloon. Judges
George 7. Finnsy, Dan. Nolan and
Frederick Pierce.
Third ward-Jossph Cowan's saloon,
No. CO South G, street. Judges-Guy
Thorpe, Asa Day and ]. Graham.
Fourth Ward Monumental Engine
House on the Divide. Judges Thomas
J. Shields. Theodore Gosss and g. W.
Larue.
First Ward. Gold Hili-Eilist Moors's
saloon. Judgss-w. Z. Copeland, II,
W. Fitzgerald aud Edward Walsh
Second Ward. Gold Hill-Lincolr
Hose Company's House. Judgss-C. O.
Thomas, William Brannan and William
Gray.
Fiowsry District-J. O. Smith, R. E,
Beggs and Daniel Cronin.
The Judges will elect their own clerks,
The polls will open at 0 A. n. and con-
tinus open until 0 P. N.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-04
called shs Tara.

During times OF a general rise in the
price Of mining stocks It Isl matter OF
genuine satisfaction to see that the i'm.
msnssly rich do not make all the money.
The late excitement In Sierra Nevada
has done more to help moderate spscu.
lators than any turn that has been made
In two years. Among the lucky ones In
Gold Hill 10 w. H. Lewis, . young man
who has been q miner on tho Comstock
for several years. He struck II jus,
right, and bought . great many shares
Of Sierra Nevada at low figures. Lewis
Is one Of the best boys on the lode. and
thoroughly deserves his good fortune.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-04

"BK CORA, ysz may talk all yeza mind
to, but sary's the gal for me-" That is
what he remarked ss his broker read his
statement OF account. "Ssrah ! Who's
Sarah p" asked . b~ystandsr. "why.
Sary Nevaydy. 20 unforisnats Rasou.
etsf," was the fscetious reply. When II
was known that the jokist held 200
shares Of the favorits stock his wit I'm.
mediatsly found appreciation. The jolly
god ruled the hour.
FoR PUBIC ApNrxisrlAroH.-R. T.
Brodek OF Virginia announces himself
to-day AZ . candidate for the ofics OF
Public Administrator OF Storey county
subject 10 the decision OF the Rspubli.
can County Convention. Mr.. Brodsk 10
q man widely known and immensely
popular among many strong political
elements on tho Comstock. He will DO
q hard man to beat. either before the
convention or before the people.
CASKp.-Last Sunday morning Capt.
T. g. Taylor, late Superintendent Of the
Yellow Jacket, was waited upon BY rep
ressntativss Of the employees OF the com.
pany ct his residence, where hs was sick
at the time. and presented with . mag.
nifcent gold.hsadsd cane. valued at
$500. Everything was done very quietly
although o great deal Of kindly feeling
was manifested on both sides.
FoR AssrssoR.-S. B. Segur announces
himself In the News to-day - q candi.
date for the ONCE Of County Assessor.
subject to the decision Of the Demo.
cratic County Convention. Mr.. Sssur
10 a man Of many friends, and will make
strong run for the nomination. and. u
he gets Il, q stronger q still for the
election. He IL . thoroughly competent
man.
J. B. MARSHALL has. at the Postofaes
bookstore. q full assortment Of sewing
machine needles and oils also. school
books, states. pencils. writing books.
etc. No occadon for sending elsewhere
for these necessary articles.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-04
Yellow FEVER Cos.ribatisss.

Virginia has contributed thus far
S2,sl3 75 for the relief Of the yellow
fever sufferers aud Is not through giving
yet. OF the amount collected In the
Third Ward the Savage employees gave
Sl3i 80. James @. Fair $50. F. A. Tri.
tie $40, the Bank OF California S25 and
tho Nevada Bank $50. The Savage
Company subscribed 500. George A.
King gave 500 for the Yellow Jacket
Company. and Johnny Skas gave 500
for the Sierra Nevada Company. The
Utah miners donated SIS. The Bar.
bers' Protective Union gave $26 ns q 30.
ciety. The Virginia Mechanics Union
have given $3.50, and the typographical
Union $3.50.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-04


BONANZA SUrn.-In the District Court
this morning the case Of L. II. Newton
vs.. the Consolidated Virginia Mining
Company cams on for a hearing before
Judge Rising. The plaintiff brought
this action 10 substantiats his right to
twenty feet Of the mine, o part Of the
Murphy claim, which no alleged be had
never parted with, and also to recover
$i00, 900 damages for ore taken out. etc.
No testimony WAS offered by the plain.
tih, and under instructions OF the court
the Jury returned . verdict for the de-
PENDANT. In the same manner. within
q few days. two other cases against the
bonanza mines have been disposed Of
and thsrs are others yet TO come which
prospect similarly.
MoRE Y.-Colonsl Fair says
the hosting works at the @. & G. shaft
will "be . baby by the side Of the new
North Consolidated Virginia works."
The contract for building the engine,
boilers, reels and other hosting appa-
ratus has been awarded to Prescott,
Scott & Co., OF San Francisco. for
$l59, 637, the work 10 be completed In
100 days. The cylinders will each be Is
inches In diameter Of bore and eight feet
stroke. Both steam and exhaust valves
will Be worked from one rock shaft
placed above the cylinders. equidistsnt
from each end.
JOIN EsLicK, the man who was so
badly manglsd BY o blast In the Mexican
mine . few days ago, is now In . fair
way Of recovering. bat both eyes are
gone.
TIE work Of ovsrhaulins the pumps
at the suooor mine was completed yes
tsrdsy and sinking resumed to-day In
the main shaft.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-04

DISTINGUISHED ARRrvAL.-Among the
arrivals in Virginia on the lightning
train yesterday was Ensign Albert A.
Nicholson. OF the United States Navy.
the young man who has Of late greatly
distinguished himself by his discovery
OF . new method Of measuring the w.
locity Of light. lie Is on q visit to his
relatives.
A REPRESENTATIVE Of the News At
tended the social party at Turn vsrsin
Hall, Virginia City. last evening. The
affair was q perfect success, and Mr..
Tollman. the floor director and general
manager. was corrsspondingly happy.
Tho dancing season will soon be inau.
gurated In dead earnest.
FoR the finest kinds Of lubricatins and
Illuminating oils, there Is now Q great
rush to the store OF Robinson 4 Fol-
som, lust below the railroad crossing.
They deal also In general merchandise
and goods Of every description a. well
as family provisions. etc.
TEE Virginia Savings Bank 10 not to
be closed, as stated on mistaken infor.
nation yesterday. We u happy TO
make the correction. for the Savings
Bank IL q good sound institution, and
just what Is needed In q place like Viz.
ginia.
]. J. HILL. late State Printer. and
now OF the wipnsmucca Silver Stak, ID
prospecting this section after having
spent some time at Lake Tahoe. ID
allowed the radiance OF his shining
presence to illuminate the sanctum Of
the News for Q short time to-day.
NOWADAYS II you want . drink II
Is not necessary to strike . candidate.
Just find q holder OF Sierra Nevada and
tell him his stock 10 bound 10 60 up to
$500 . share. Thus you may b enabled
10 pour q libation at the altar Of the rosy
god.
REorsrER.-All Republicans whs wish
to vote at the primaries next Wednesday
are requested to register ct once. No
time 10 To bs lost. Il 10 . duty ; II ID q
privilege ; It is . necessity.
TEE editorial Office Of the Virginia
Evening Chronicle Is being moved
to the rear OF Ash's bookstore. same
building. where cosy and convenient
rooms have been fitted up.
H. A. WALDO Of the Reno Record
called at the News Office this morning.
He reports the river town In . prosper.
Gus condition. with plenty Of political
eIcitsmsnt.
TIE Office OF l.. 2. DrsIler & Co. was
closed to-day on account Of the death OF
Prof. John II. Howe, father.in.law OF
the senior member Of the hrm.
Z. A. SCHULTZ Of the Bullion has 70.
turned ; also. J. A. Brumssy. Insurance.
agent. and ]. s. Kanssu, sx.Msyor Of
Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-04
luiia Consolidated.

East crosscut No. / on the 1000 level
10 steadily advancing. the face in vein
matter mixed with quartz. 1t Is now In
l12 feet. Crosscut No. 9 east Is In co
feet, the face In vein material OF the
most favorable character. The face OF
both these drifts are perfectly dry.
Clearing outthe main south drift on the
same level is making the best OF
progress.
Union Consolidated.
The chamber for the joint winzs on
the Mexican line below tho 1000 level Is
completed and the sinking Of tho winze
wa commenced last evening. The north
drift on the same level is being pushed
epsrgetically ahead. the face In clay and
porphyry. Il is now in 62C feet. Re-
timbsdng the crushed portions Of this
drift Is making good progress.
Ward.
Sinking the main shaft Is being push.
Cd ahead with all the speed possible, the
bottom in good blasting ground and the
few Of water giving but little trouble.
Il IL the intention to push the shaft
downward with all the speed possible
30 o. TO complete O connection with the
south drift on the 1900 level Of the Julia
mine.
Sinking tho main incline below the
1l60 level Is progressing at the rapid
rate Of u. feet per day. the bottom In
good working ground. The northeast
drift on the 1850 level Is being steadily
advanced. the face in soft. easy working
ground. A large air receiver has been
put In at the 1l50 station.
0suId q curry.
The east crosscut from the foot OF the
joint Savage winzs on the 1000 level Is
making good progress. the face In blast.
ing around. Repairing the main south
drift on the 1900 level ismaking good
progress. Sinking the main incline Ia
making slow progress on account OF the
great heat.
Lady Bryan.
Tho water is being rapidly drained
and the shaft and drifts put in the best
Of working order. As soon AZ the water
10 entirely out, q new level will b
opened OF the bottom OF the shaft. OF
Gb0 level. and sinking the shaft re-
sumsd. Everything is working well.
Vermont Consolidated.
Sinking the shaft Is progressing at the
rate Of 81 feet per day, the bottom
still being in vein porphyry mixed with
streaks and lunches Of quartz and clay.
Some OF the quartz carries considerable
sulphursts and looks we'll. Everything
working we'll.
Morning star.
Repairing the main tunnel Is going
vigorously forward. The face will soon
be reached. when II Is the intention to
Of once commence the development OF
the ore vein.
Hale q Norcro~s.
The pumps continue to show q steady
gain on the dow OF water but have not
yet reached the 2l00 level. The pumps
run steadily at the rate Of CH strokes
per minute. Everything working well.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-04
THR COMSTOCK.
Latest Official Mining News.
For the Week Ending Wednesday,
September 1, 1878.

ne stoek MARKET strong Ene
sierra Nevada 60 shs fress-
Gres.eutsiax the Ore Bedy-fne
ore Immssseiy Rich % mr -
Prsspeessd - CresscuttisE Conn
meue,d On the a3oo Levels 81
Grown Pstss ssd Bsieher-rhs
suuasies In the ophtr. Calf
f.Ssis. Consolidated NtrEtnis.
Ala, Julia. Justies ssd Other
Miass-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-04
Isarsnelds Ahead.

There was Amstch shot yesterday ovsi
the sanasld range between P. ]. o'Dsy
Of the second team Of the Sarshslds,
and Eugene Marley OF the hrt team OIL
the Emmsts. 200 yards, 20 shots each,
Marley putting up $40 to 0'Day's s25.
Following Is the score
z. J. 0'Day-4 9 3 3434 3
44444 55334 Al.
L. Marksy 1884 44434
40.
Thus the Sarsfslder won the coin and
match by two points.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-04
THE CRUST on rARrAR

speedily leaves the surface Of teeth upon which
the cleansing and preserving isausacs Of
sozoDoNr 10 esily ezertsd. No form Of
decay can infsst . sst Of "ivortss'' upon which
II 10 used. u has. moreover. . most rsfreshins
asreeabls tsAts. besides rendering the breath
fragrant. II the mouth b rinsed with u after
smoking. the usts OF the tobacco 10 entirely
dissipatsd. ~ an auxiliary 10 personal come
linsss 10 cannot bs too highly extoiled. eoid
By druggists. suis In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-04
rux PALACE RATING srANp.

For . roast Of bssf usszeelisd In storey
county, 70 70 Thomss HsffSn's Eating Stand.
IN the Palace Saloon. No. : North Q street,
Vintnls Oity, Frcsh oystsfs at all hour In
sysry sayis. Forty miners always on hand q
nighf. For tasty, home style OF cooking. ana
the best and fresl sst OF all that the msfss.a
snord. The Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
IN T. apn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-04
Dissriss Court

The following business was transacted
In the District Court this morning:
+. +. Osbiston Va. Ferdinand Cast
Order Of publication Of summons en-
tered.
Order entered for Is extra trial Jurors;
venire returpabls at 10 n. Tomorrow.
L. H. Newton vs.. Consolidated Wiz.
ginia Mining Company. Verdict foF
defendant.
Adjourned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-04
A RRMARKABLR CASE.

One Of the most extraordinary cures on
record was tia; Of The man John Y. Herman
dss, rssidins In Salt LAks City, Who vss 81
deaths door with that terrible diseass Mans
mus the bsst medical AID had failed 10 stop
the progress Of the malsdy, WIEN t~wentythres
three phisis Of BRisr0LB PILLS made him .
we'll man. ly1o I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-04
HAMBURG.

EunxxA. New, Sept. 1, ls7s.-D. A. Jen.
nings. Secretary Hamburg Mining Com
pany, ban Francisco-Dear Sir Dur
Ing the past week the ore body In upraiss
above 25o level shows q material improve.
mont, We have commenced STOPPING out
ore SO foot above the $50 level !; the orc ID
Of good quality and carries . heavy per.
centsge Of lead. Ore Slopes below $50
Lowell continue TO look we'll and are yield.
ing the regular amount Of orc. North
drift from winzo 80 feet below $50 level
shows some improvement /; tho vein OF
ore we are following has widened 10 about
six feet. South drift from east crosscut,
$50 level. Was advanced 20 feet ; total
length 40 feet /; 10 change TO note. Pros.
pecting drift near ond OF south drift, $50
level, shows . small vein Of very rich
ore.
Six hundred level main south drift al.
vanced 20 feet. making . total Of 40 feet,
face IN favorable vein matter. We have
commenced stopping orc between tho 600
and $50 levels.
j. @. POWELL, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-04
A GARD.

To all who srs suffering fron the sron and
indissrstions Of youth. nervous weakness, carly
decay. loss Of manhood. ETC., I will send .
receipt that will cure you, ynRE OF cHAnoH.
This great n medy va discovered By mission.
ary In south Am-rics. sssd . seLf-aoi resssd
envelope 70 the REV. JOSEPH T. IMAM,
Station D. Bible Houss, New sork City.
ke2O 6m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-04

N Jones. ID y Parsons. Mrs Corey. Mrs
Meyer. q whitney. J xArryaii. II o Haas.
Miles Finlen. Chas Lyons. l. d Abernethy.
Il Z Belchsr. 8 N iseardon. Z Murray.
T. Penrod. L Pratt. II Barber. II Armer.
w ID southerlin. J y Kanssn. L A schultz.
T L Lyons. Bishop Whitaker. Mrs Epplsy
and two children. Mrs N Z shannon. J J
Dornworth. II II HOWE and wife. Florence
Lester. Mrs N Purlong. J Basiin. William
Rutherford, John Bastin, W N Leete, Jas
Bailey. VIM Matthews. Thos Kavaaaugh.
Louis Lsibes. Thos Nichols, J II Powning.
A Brumsey. J Rism. Aw Pray. q W
Hopkins. q Powning. L W Hiiiyer. I'D
Skies. J Crsuss. G BsnhAm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-04
street. Qsssasiess.
lsr wrsrKns UNION rrIraRAru Irx.Ll

BAN PR,Scrsco. Sept 1850 ,. =.
Gould d Curry H.. Utah &c, Dodis 40,
Justice 81. Union Con-. Is. Benton 7,
Sierra Nevada ~. Best 4 Beleher 2it
Mexican 36. Julia 8. Alta -. Belcher IAN
Con. Virginia ~. Crown Point i0h,
Lady Washington iC. Yellow Jacket 2ls
solid silver .. Utah IS. Justice 90. Cal
iforuia IN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-04
A VOICE r o v

From Virginia oitys poor sufferer. alnoss
dsvoursd alive By an ulesrous secret disssss.
sends us bis thanks and gratitude for his ~
cover. 70 hath, effected By those sterling good
mediein,s, Bristols S~arSspsnlla and Pill.
established for over forty years. They have ths
eonndsncs Of both doctors and patients.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-04
MEDICAL WoNDRR.

This erea, cure for Rhsunasisn. Neuralgia
and ell Pains, Burns, ecalds, oolds. and an
schss and palms that people and hmihes sunsf
Joos:, Jr, Sslis % ai Gold Hill jsis sn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-04
rng Z 9 OF nurIo

VIII accompany the excursion. and In the Ps-
viiion eli who dssirs can indulge In dancing.
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SATURDAY, SEPT. It'll.
Cs..iuss Of Arrsnssussts.

Csnniass Of Arrsnssnests.
william h rarksr Bart Colgsn
Nelson Allan George Hawkes.
CHARLES williamson Al Day
Prank Murphy John Tate
James Doetsry Bart Csiiashan
oonnrrfu o GOLD ELL.
Archie Pascos Thomss Bingham
HI Petsrs John white
Thomas Barrie William Shiis
Edward BJsn Edward walsh
CMe0inniss
oonnrrrxl FOE sILvxR CIT.
Delaware esvsll william Atehison
Thomas FAR
Trsirs will leave virrnis q 9 o'eloek a: n.
Cold Hill - sis. stopping u the rilver City
switch and intsrmediAts poists OF the road for
sxeurionists. kstuning. the trains will leave
the grounds ct $50 .. n.
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O. II. GALLUP.

o. Il. oAILur. opposite the Bank Of osifoe
ma. Cola Hin. hssps constantly on hand Ill
Svoetts brsnds o. Imported c:sars. ohoies BIT
sirsss. Iii kads OF chewing Tobacco. nssf.
scksun pipes, nuts, candies. ens outlsey, nd
soys "a hsay gods q I'll ksds. sp96n
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