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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-06
Chioago.

CHICAGO, October 29-1 80 p. ~ Wheat
Weak and easier; No. 2 red at 83Nc; No.
2 spring at 79N for cash; Soc for seller
November; SlAc bid for seller December.
Corn-Easier at S3Nc for cash; 32Kc for
seller December. Osts s--Firmer at 1880
for cash; 1870 for seller December. Rye
AT 44c. Bsrley-Lower at 92@94c. Pork
Weak and lower at 500 for cash 692K
for seller December. Lard-Weak at 35.92 4
for cash; $5.95 for seller November. Whisky
AT $1.0s. gs-Receipts 10000 head |;
quiet and tame light at $3.10(9315; pack.
ing at $30O@S.l0; shipping 1t S3.l0@3.25.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-06

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Each head ksad II sAsvs / -.
. H.d I'D not - yssr sav:ss.1 : f
zss s'ss:ss :: ss.'; :: =: - q: -. !: ::.x
-.
!. aLnAnIn0o.
i HAIRY to meat you," ," nd polit'
butcher.
4 EpwrS BoorHs hair, enss . b,aek. j
now irun-gray.
| Msss FI01nno1 NlGxx1xaAAniu -
dxty years old.
SKILLED labor II Belgium ests froa
60 cents TO d day.
Now they afe having agus n ~ Ioye.
y Island q CypsuA
CoIoaADo viii ship 100000 bssvss i
the east this season.
JOSH R1LLIHas has one OF tAe Anml
turnOuts ii Csntral Park. ii sE
TooTHPTCxs cost tho army md navy
club Of London E38 I year..
II tho way Of hne eating, ~ tI1euf
Paris rage = turtles Hvef. 3
How time does Ayi The 1879 alnanac
~- sS~SS - 0kksssse - - e %s a'S 4 kssge W
SwEETEHMa oneIs co66e = 9eneealIy
the first stirring event Of the day.
The finest hour in 0efznaSy y nov
said to be made with gian millstones
The chief street Of Amstsrdau 3
called Kalverstraat (Calf street,. /,
HoT Scotch: Those that loSt ~ ~
Glasgow bank failure.-Al6nnv Jscs~9k.
THY friend has ! friend. and thy
friends friend has friend; b discsesk
RIPE tomatoes will remove ink and
other stains from white cloth; also from
the hands. So
TH1RrY-mvxx childrsn riss d 8 seIl
2 colored resident Of vIenna, Xd.
THE ladies' d Holland, With tAsir d.
yer and gold trimminm for the hair, ana
their modern bonnets over al, appear
grotesqne and sOmetimes very honsly.
In Chill sulphur has been Discovered
In great abundance, and needfnx simply
grinding and sitting to maks Il narfsf-
able. IS
A VERY tsustful womaa bslisyes IN
her lovers fidelity with her heart: :
very vain woman believes in il with ~
head.
"WHAr Most Women Nssd," 4 IL
title Of an article going tie roundA
Most OF the women IN this part Of tAo
country knead bread. .--Rome 8sstisel.
TEE man who Ests An apple pie int
the cavity Of = decayed tooth, and haan't
. toothpick nor > pin handy, b bound to
suck seod.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-06

"Nor lost" said the man who bit on
the wrong hoEss, bnt gone behind. -
Bsw1ia0soa Hasbeye
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-06
Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE,, October 29.-3 90 p. NJ
Flour-Inactive but steady at former quo.
tations; choice spring extras $425@4 rs;
common $3.25@3.5O. Wheat Unsettled !;
No. 2 cash At 100000; No. 5 at 6S@6S Kc !;
No 4 at 59@59Kc; December, No. 2 at S2L
@S2Ac; January at S3H@84hc. Corn
Dull ut 34c. Oats--Weak at 1870. Rye
Quiet at 44c. Barley-Wesk and lower at
89Hc cash; No. 8 at 48Xc. Pork-Dull
and lower at 500 cash. Lard-At s. co.
Hogs-Active at $2.9O@3.1O.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-06

A GRANITE company in Maine mas
quarried piece OF granite said to be the
largest ever turned out in the United
States. 1t is sixty-five feat long, ten
feet square, and weighs eleven thousand
and twenty-one tons. It will form part
of a monument in Ohio which will cost
$50. 600.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-06
Eofeigu,

LONDON, October 29.-12:S0 P. Xiv
erpool wheat market opens strong. Float
ing cargoes turn dearer. On passage 6rmer.
Good cargoes mixed American corn of
coast at AS Sd.
LIVERPOOL, October $3.50 p. ~
Wheat-Unchanged; advance necessary to
buy in quantity; farmers deliveries small;
caEQOas steady
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-06

Our of thirty-eight men employed on
the Memphis appeal, only two escaped
the fever, and out Of forty-four employed
on the Avalanche, only two are left;
twelve have died, twenty-four are sick
or convalescing, and eight have left.
Each paper was at one time reduced II,
one editor and q single compvsitor.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-06
or ADVERTISING
CURRENT TOPICS.

ABOUT fifteen tons of stone have been
sold in London to American visitors
nd to rural Englishmen as pieces Of
Cleopatra's needle. or course they were
never near the needle.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-06

The British military authorities in
experimenting with balloons have dis
covered method BY which they can
prevent leakage of gas. It is proposed
to compress the gas to about one-third of
its volume, and TO convey q supply of it
in cylinders, which can be used in emer-
gencies as pontoons.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-06

TIE Cremation Society of Great
Britain are erecting a crematory
near London on scientific princi-
pies, which will altogether eclipse DR..
LIE Moyne's oven. 1t will be fashioned
after the model of the one at Milan, an d
is expected to cremate the most fastidi-
Gus British with neatness and dispatch.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-06

THE tallest and most miserly man in
Memphis has died of the plague. DR..
Nelson had not practiced his profession
for many years, but had accumulated .
fortune Of over s25O,OOO. His dress was
always shabby, he lived in the suburbs
like a pauper, and Stunned intercourse
with his fellows, and in the end he died
with yellow fever, and was buried in the
POtter's field,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03

There will bs . glorious Fourth In vir-
ginis and Gold Hill tomorrow. Already
have The svsrgrsens been brought and
placed and many have dung their bunting
70 the breeze. Every house should show
Old Glory" In some shape. There arc
any number Of days for sale In Gold Hin
and the columns OF the Nxws tell every.
body where to ind them. Our cihssns
will generally cslsbrats and decorate.
In VIRGINIA tho procession will Be hns.
II will be formed atto:so nd move Of II
a. =. precisely. ;isjor General fox OF
Gold Hill, with his stan. the names Of
the members OF which will be found else
where In the NEws. will be In the First
Division. Full particulars ~ 70 the pro.
cesslon and route Of march will DO found
In another column. The Turn verein OF
virgini- have . biz house on wheels and
will exhibit a. the procession moves.
Nev.da, 10 the Car Of si.te. will be rep
resented BY . young lady all silvered over
snd with her feet on two silver bricks.
There will DO many novel features In tho
procession. the GRAFTON by Hon. II. NJ.
baggstt and the music and other eIsrci ses
in Piper's Opera House will conclude In
time Tor Tony Pastors matinee at 2 p. n.
Virginia l. making great preparations for
tomorrow and many o. her ciu ems have
already fung the Stars aud Strips to the
zephyrs and decorated their residences and
place OF business. II you take . notion
10 70 TO Virginia and want TO know where
10 70 when you get there. look at the col
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03
Tn. D.yso. disaster.

The readers OF the News will DO intor-
ssted In tho following particulars concern.
Ing the burning 70 death Of Mrs. William.
son In Dayton last Tuesday: Tho portion
OF the house she was occupying was some
what dihicult Of access, being so situated
that . narrow alley had TO DO passed
through, q we'll a. . wood-shed, 10 roach
II. Her brother.in.law. Mr.. Randall. went
Into the building when the FIRE was under
strong Roadway. secured his books and
papers, and cautioned her against again
entering the burning building. II 10 sup
posed that after he left, thinking she could
secure some more articles from tho burn.
ing house, she went In. started for the
door through which she bad entered,
and was then met by the flames
and forced back into the house.
She was probably burned TO death before
Il was really known that she had gone
into the building. She was found near
the door lying on her face. her clothes en-.
tirely burned up. and the body ~frightfully
chArred. Mrs. Williamson WA . young
woman. only t~wenty-four years OF age
was . former resident Of Alpine county.
California. and Was married In the Ormsby
House, In Carson, about five years ago.
She was the mother OF ono bright and
beautiful child. four years old. Mr.. vii.
hanson. the afflicted husband, was tole-
graphed for to Aurora Tuesday night. and
arrived yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03
Butro tunnel.

Total length Of tunnel last evening"
1895 feet. having advanced 81 feet since
u last weeks report. The header Is
steadily advancing through the regular
Comstock vein formation. ledge porphyry
quartz and clay. and before many weeks
will reach tho west wall Of the great lode.
No intention Of connecting with the Sav-
ago east workings 10 manifested At present.
Caledonia.
The north drift on the 1000 level Ia boz
ing pushed steadily forward. the face In
vein matter Of . favorable character. The
water In this drift is gradually increasing.
The east drift on the same level 10 making
good progress. Sinking tho joint Wine
below the 1400 level on the north line 10
also making good progress. The south
drift on the 1400 level IL making steady
progress. the face In very favorable vein
matter.
Lsviathan
On the 765 level the main drift east was
carried forward . distance Of so feet from
the main incline. At this point . switch
Was made and two branch drifts COM
meneed, one d~iverging 10 the northeast
and the other to tho southeast. Each Of
these drifs are now In Is feet and are
close 70 the wall Of the orc vein. The
northeast drift, especially. shows very IA
vorabls Indications In that respect.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03
The sarsnsid Range.

The target range Of the sarsheld Guard
on American Flat 10 the finest on the Com
stock. and when the telephone from pit 70
house Is In operation 1t will be the finest
on the Coast. Tho marker has . cosy III.
Ito den beneath the target. where he 10
perfectly safe and where he can take his
ease and comfort. He 10 walled In BY two
inch plank and six feet Of dirt. Az the
house the arrangements are perfect. The
est%ablishment 10 under the supervision OF
Rod Kerricsn, and he knows how to run
n. They have Q perfect check on the
marker. TOO, In the shape OF . telescope
nlseed In position through which every
bnIlst marx can be seen from the house.
The rcsult of q shot 10 frequently an
nonnced before the sound OF the bullet
striking the target IL heard back where the
.hooter stands, In the rear Of the house
the keeper has . perfect shop for loading
cartridges and repairing guns. Here 700,
tho boys have occasionally keg OF peer
for their " use. This they buy III not
donated TO them) and then consume In
common. Last Sunday they were u In
force, and went for the bullseye quite sue
c%essiully. Scores were made running
from 80 10 IS out OF . possible hundred.
Patsey Field. 10 years OF age'a member
Of the company. reaching "a out Of . pos,
able IS. lie commenced but recently and
has steadily improved since. His scores
SUNDAY vero 10, 10, II, ass out OF :
possible 100. In pool shooting, II ont Of
4 possible 10 were frequent. The Bars.
aeids give their Eighth Anniversary Ball
tomorrow night. There will DO the beet
Of music at Miners Union Hall, and thu
boys know how TO receive and entertain
fhair friends.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03
Medal Presentation.

Last evening the members Of Company
A, First Nevada Artillery. Virginia. pro-
septed Captain &c. Lord with = beautiful
medal. Tho presentation was made BY
the company through Lieut.. G. II. dsiushs
In 4 brief speech. In which they thanked
him for the interest he had manifested In
the company from the dste Of its orgHniza.
tion, and hoped their Captain would o
a agreeable to continue 10 10 the future
and would accept the medal a. . token.
from the members, Of their appreciation
their friendship and esteem.
Cant. Lord was surprised. He had been
In the war Of the rebellion for four years
and made II . point never TO be surprised.
His friends had surprised him, however,
ON the present occasion and he capitulated.
He would accept the medal with thanks.
and would try TO merit the continued con.
fidence and esteem Of tho donors.
The presentation Was witnessed BY Col:
Sam. Curtis. Major @. r. Hill and several
other gentlemen. II was followed BY . re.
union, with toasts, speeches, anecdotes and
much good feeling generally.
The medal IL Of solid gold. was made IN
Virginia City by william Manning. jewel
or. and 10 . very beautiful affair. II u
sists Of . Union shield u inch long.
ensmeled In red. white and blue, with
thirteen gold stars, below which 10 the
medal o about two inches In diane
ter. Tho engraving In the center repre-
sents q field piece and 0 pile OF cannon
balls in the foreground, while In the dis
t.nco h. saen a range of mountains, with
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03
Case Personalities.

Last evening . pleasant little surprise
for Professor Van wageuen. the retiring
principal Of tho Gold Hill schools. was
prepared BY his friends at Masonic Hall.
The nature Of the surprise may be learned
from the following little speech made by
Professor G. 4. Young. the principal.elect {:
Professor Van w%sgenen: In this world
Of ours we experience little else but the
glad meetings and the sad good bycs OF
friends.
=" Friendships the wine Of life." and
assured by yourself that. for . time. at
least, We cannot together enjoy this bcver.
age. this circle Of friends have met to
spend Q social hour In your presence. TO
extend to you some tribute OF their high
esteem. and to exchange with you tho sad.
dest word OF tongue or pen. the good
tye."
For two years you have lAbored cheer
fully. %srduously and efficiently for the
youth OF this community. In their minds
you have planted seeds CT knowledge. seeds
Of virtue, and an eternal love for their In.
struction which will grow mp with their
years and strengthen with their growth.
!. In springs, a, every stop, to claim q tear.
SINE little friendship formed and cherished
here"
But you have other friends. These that
you see hero tonight. and many more In
Storey county. are yours-attraeted to-
ward you by that genial nature, BY that
true sense OF honor. by that exalted men,
tai and moral worth, ever exhibited BY you
while Principal Of tho schools Of Gold
Hill. Az YOU leave Us, returning to the
fsiry haunts OF other days, mlngling again
In Old associations ; q upon the wings OF
ambition your aspirations lead you into
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03
AssE~sMENrs

qusnt July sth: sale day. July 3Sth.
Bisek d iamoad Coal S cents per share:
levied June itih: delinquent July 18th /;
sale day. August itih.
Usah-Si per share: levied June 18th: deiin.
quent july 18th; sale day. Al msi u.
Jussics- 81 per share: levied June 9TH. de-
inqusrt July isth; sale dag. August 81.
Cross retas-ti per share; levied June
ath: delinquent July 10Th; saie day. JaiJ
navawe-Si per share: levied June Tth; delin-
Quent July 10Th; sale day, July soth.
TroIaa-15 cents par share. levied June eth:
ssh: d~siinqusni July sih; sale day. July
Lsvtashas-is cent. per share; levied May
2sta; ~dslinqueur July I'd; sale day. july
New Yesk N cents per share; levied May
July 10Th.
Caiedsais 80 cents Ter share: isvied May
2oth Delinquent Jass 2ath sale day. JuI
18Th.
William Pess-1 cents per share: levied
May 18th: delinquent JuIs iIth; sale day.
July iTth.
Mexicas-so cents per share; levied May
isth; delinquent June aist; sale day. July
loan.
Hale a Noreross- 80 cents per share .
Isvied Nay iith: delinquent Janc 18Th; sale
day, July ioth.
siesra Nevsas-Jo cents Per share. levied
Nay 18th; delinquent June 18th; sale day,
IBeieher-ti per shsrc: levied Nay itth: do
linqaent June 18th sale day. July sth.
Beleher-Si per shsre levied Nay 18th de
iinqasnt jane 18th sale dag, July sth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03
The waikisE Match.

Prof. Allen and o'Grosty, tho Drummer
Boy" are hard at work q. cooper's Hail.
Virginia, trying TO beat each other to the
one hundred mile post and to win the $500
. side which 10 up. Tho race commenced
ct 0 o'clock last evening and each man set
out to do his best. They made GU miles
the tirst hour. Since then the Drummer
Boy has been gaining somewhat on the
Professor, and was at II A. n. to-day over
Q mile ahead. The friends Of tho Professor.
however, expect him TO rally toward the
close and overtake his opponent ero tho
hundred miles are made. lie 10 . closely
built, wiry man. and looks - though no
bad great endurance. The Drummer
Boy" walks vsry easily, reaching OF nat
urslly but not 90 far a. to lose strength.
Over co miles had been made up to II 4.
n. Both contestants appeared quito fresh
aud were confident Of success and OF ma
king the 100 miles within tho "a hours.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03

TIE new n.gstaf on tho mountain has
been severely tried during the late gale,
but has stood the test. II may now b re-
garded ~ . success.
the NEws acknowledges an invitation
70 Q fee ehanpsfrs and soirs, dan.anis. 70
be given Of the residence Of Z. W. Harris,
Thursday evening.
JAxrs Dammit has located 1900 feet
northwest Of the Globe Consolidated. Gold
Hill. and James MeMAhon has located 1900
feet In Plowery.
Paorra authority has been granted 70
william Trswhslls 10 marry Carrie Ken
dali. The bride 10 recorded - aged 30.
TEE Nevada State Medical Society has
adjourned 70 meet In Carson on the nrst
Monday Of January next
TnEsE will DO divine service 81 81.
Johns Church tomorrow at . A. y.
Tnl Board OF County Commissioners
will meet ct II 4. y. Friday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03
A,,,,.,. ,.,. n...,.r.

W Williams, Z Robinson. = N Main.
A Gray. J Walsh. Z l. Briekell. J II Grant.
j whits. ID = Walker. N Gray. Charles
Oehs. J Levy. n Abraham. A Dahlman.
J II Mathewson. J X Walker and wife.
J y dumbert. N Q Tilden. Mrs Loge. Miss
A SNOW. Miss Edwin, Miss N Mayer. Miss
N Quibebe. Mrs J Law. wv Hurlbui
and wife. Mrs Z = Tuttlo and daughter.
Charles Wilson. d W snapp. Miss N
Fuller. Miss A Batterman. J W Brooks
and wife. Miss n McCullen. DIR Black.
Mrs L d Hastings and son Mrs Ashton.
Mrs Z J Edwards, J W Dolan. J II sinton.
J Manner. Mrs A Cain and child. Miss ID
Plum. J 0russ. II Williams. John sheron.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03
FROM HON. W. II. JONES OF WEST
DOVER, Vt.

OF hav. bee. troubled from my boyhood with
chronic or hereditary lung complaint. Some
years since. early In the Winter, I took cold,
which - usual ssttled into . severe cough.
which continued to iner-ass ~ the season id.
ysnced, although I made uss Of ell the cough
remed,es I had knowledge Of. Ny family ply.
sicisn also prescribed for me. but ! experienced
ma relief During all this time ! was gradually
running down, loslng aesh and strength until
nv friends % we'll a. myrelf became very much
Alarmed, thinking I should waste away IN con-
sumption. while in Boston. during the Spring
folIouing, I Wa induced 10 try wistsr,s Balsam
Of wild Cherry. After one days Trial wss
,spslbls that ii was relieving me: In ten daya
time my cough bad entirely ceased. AID Vas
coon restored 10 health aud strength. ] havs
evef since tept the alsam In my hcuss. and
whenever any member OF ny ismi y mas
No ANIL, should be without IT," sola By al
druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03

X. OF p. IS.rALLArIoS.-The officers
elect Of Nevada Lodge No. 1. X. Of p. and
Of Lincoln No. Q. we're installed last even
ing a. follow: Nevada Lodge No. IL.
A. pierhe, +. c.; II. @. Hendricks, @. c.;
M. Howard, v. O.. A. Lendsrdt, p; q.
Corris, X. Of II. and s.; W. Best. N. OF
r.; j. Pdefer. NJ. Of L. J. Barclay. NJ.
IA; W. Colimore. I. O.; A. ID. Wilson,
q. @. Lincoln Lodge No. G-J. ID. Nor
row. p. O.; q. A. King. Q. c.; DR.. Cham
berlin, v. O.. N. q. Mcmillan. Jr.. r.
J.. J. Cooper. X. Of X. and g.; N. N.
Fredrieks. ". Of r.; $. Powell. N. Of E.;
A. McCioud. I. O.; Z. Jackson, y. q.
After the installation q splendid collation.,
given by Nevada Lodge No. l. was par
taken Of by all present.
NATIONAL GuARD HALL.-People can on
the Fourth. ct Virginia, and In the after
noon and evening, take their choice OF
smusemsnts but those who fail 10 put In
An appearance either in the afternoon or
evening At National Guard Hall. to
attend the benefit rendered 10 NJ. Cathcert,
the sick member Of tho Virginia Miners
Union will miss 10. Caiheart's friends
spread Q big bill: two performances and
two balls. and Q competition In beauty
for q prize Of Q silver tea-set. Sec the
programme and take In the fun.
FouRru or JuLr.-Tho ofdeers Of tho
Day. Federal officers, Board Of County
Commissioners. Township officers, Board
:, ,,,.,m., .na Ns,,c.n y.,s,.n. ara r.-
", ~ = 1,.n5 Ns,.b.I .o me-, a,
" cea,uon.s nm ,hs TanTth ~ Jnly Al
,1.so o.eiocs sh,rn. Nber, carri.rr, will
6e waiting 10, mem. na W. az "'
MASONIC ~"
mystic tie viii greet their TRENDS ~
n..onic Hall for Q social this evening.
Those Who wish can dance to the music OF
vArney's band and .hoss VINO prefer 70
chat and VISIT can ioilI" sn,.l nnr. .nS
Inc Assons ao soS. a. =, ,hsi,
s|oci.i..
70 uo,.u--rr,,usn vbo eon,em.
-. o., M oc,oher rae.
Pi.~ 'nNi'ns ho''e. T"
w'N., rNS..""".
non' sy rhisb ,hs racing a, Reno viii be
soyerned. has been 40 amended tha, time
made after entry and before the closing OF
entries shall not b a bar To any horse.
Tur officers OF the day for the grand
Fourth Of July celebration a, Virginia,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03
srOCK REronr.

SAN fRAScfsco. July 3.-The following
stock transactions took place this morning
At tho auction rooms Of Maurice Dore
a Co.;
ophir. sou asked. so sold
Mexican. IAN asked
Gould a Curry. 6h bid
Best a Beleher. lih bid
Savage. III bid. ia asked
California. IAN bid. Is asked
Con. Virginia, IT. bid. II asked
Chollar. IS bid. 10 asked
Hale 4 Norcross. ~ bid
Grown Point. @ aaked
Yellow Jacket. 8 asked
Imperial. 75c bid
Alpha. i0S'bid
Kentuek. . bid
Beleher. a. bid
Sierra Nevada. 50
Bullion. 40 bid
Exchequer. 3 10 asked
0vsrman. i2a asked.
Justice. SIS asked
Alta. 8 asked
Julia. c.
Union Con-. CT asked
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03

entered. Al 2 o'clock first heat Of tho
yiItors' Challenge Cup. In which the Col.
umbia College crew e entered. AZ $3.50
the second heat Of the Stewards Challenge
Cup. AZ 1850 second heat Of the Vi.i!ors'
Challenge Cup. The hnal heats will DO
roUed Julv 9Th.
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