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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-02

Coon SnowrSo.-Sincs the recent visit
OF tho experts to the Sierra Nevada the
incline winzc has boon extended to the
2i0O level and has cut through the top. OF
q body OF milling ore. Samples taken
clear across tho quartz as cut. some forty
feet, give assays Of s37. $50. st2 and so
on, while those from the best OF the body
scalped by tho incline run from 500 TO
$50. The ore looks like that In the
0phir.
WOMAN wALkIsr.-To-night Miss Kate
Lorencs, the female pedestrian. will begin
the feat Of walking 100 miles in &c hours.
She will walk In National Guard Hall.
beginning at 8 r. NJ, aud n up NJ III
O'Clock Saturday evening. Miss florence
claims to be the champion female poles.
triAn OF the world.
The work Of pumping out the accumu-
lated water In the North Consolidated
Virginia shaft has been commenced. As
soon a. the water Ia out sinking tho shaft
to Q greater depth will be resumed. IL
will probably DO made Q main working
shaft for the Union Consolidated mine,
tot WhiSu uso eauAitsp'y '''essse'
srocKuoLpKns' MrrrrSo.-The regular
annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Alta Silver Mining Company for the cleo
ton OF officers, etc., will be held at the
ofic 81 the company In San Francisco on
the 18th Of the present month. See official
notice In our advertising columns to-day.
PARTIES recently In from hunting and
fishing excursions report that old iron boat
built at Meadow Lake by Johnny Ryno.
then In the employ Of Gillig. Mott 4 Co.,
10 now ON Independence Lake, and 10 APP
parsntly Just as good as when new. She 10
still owned by Mr.. Ryno.
MICHAEL DoLAS has located I 1900 feet In
| Virginia District 80 the Comstock
| Lode and near the northwest corner Of
| the North San Francisco. and called II the
" North Ophir." IL lies beyond the
northern divide and toll gate.
Tox Wars. we'll known throughout
Nevada q = boss practical printer, and re.
Gently Of the Eureka RsP1biiec1. Is among
| his friends here once more. and bowed
| himself into tho News Office In his usual
quiet way to-day.
Tux Red and White Cross company are
engaged in prospecting with q diamond
drill on q street. between Taylor anil
Union streets. Virginia. A small steam
engine 10 used for driving the irili.
Tux Savage Mining Company have put
up = flight Of new stairs nearly 100 fes'
in length. leading from the sidewalk on Q
down to d street at . point near the assay
Office.
ABOUT thirty men are now employed at
the Original Keystone.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-02
D,sRAELI AND sALlssusr.
How the City OF Lesden VIII Hsuor
Them To-moFrsw-The Posisies
or shs Two M~inisIeps

Them To-moFrsw-The Posisies
OF ths Two ninisters
LONDON. August "A dais has besn
erected on tho southern side Of auildhall.
upon which stands . canopied throne.
Here, on Saturday. will DO seated the Lord
Mayor. tho Plenipoteniiariss and chief Of.
ficeu Of tho corporation. There will DO
accommodation hero for 100 persons, In.
cluding 400 members Of Parliament. In
the fore court Of Guildhall . spacious pa
vilion Is being erected to seat 1900 persons,
another COO being accommodated In the
library. None Of these can see the core
mony, but they will view the guests - they
arrive. Lord Beaconsfeld and Salisbury
arc expected at Guildhall before i've.
soon after winch the ceremony OF the pre-
sentstion OF the freedom OF the city Will DO
given, The guests will have the nrst vel.
come nj tho extreme boundary OF the city.
Temple Bar IL TO he IN some sense recon.
structed for the occasion. One side re-
mains, and on the othsr . model OF the de-
molished wall has been erected 70 Be span
ned by q banner inscribed "PsAoo with
Honor" After the ceremony at Guild.
hall Loris Beaconsfield and Salisbury will
attend the Lord Mayors ministerial ban
quet.
Lord Salisbury. In receiving . deputa-
ton Of Southeast Lancashire Conssrva-
tives. who congratulated him on the sue.
cess Of his mission to Berlin and invited
him TO Manchester. said he did net object
to having the Governments policy sub.
mitted TO severe criticism. but explained
that while their policy was subject 70 scri-
monious criticism in the House OF Com.
mons, the protocols which record the
work Of the Plenipotentisriss passed the
House Of Lords without comment, % that
the Plenipotentiaries have no opportunity
TO explain them. though they alone are
able TO do 20 m~inutely.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-02
rnEnosr AND THE riosEE.s,
The Farewell Banquet % Arisosa's
New Govsrsor Ia New York .
Night-rales or Inc Pioneers Ne

Tne -.
New Governos Ia New hork .ss'
Night-rales or tho Ne
ssid.
NEW York. August lat the Sturts-
-. H.. LII, x.oar,;or w,. oiven
'An' iiou'e W w--et..
by tho Associated Pioneers OF Caiiiofn'a'
General John G. Fremont, prior to his de-
~p.rture for Arizona. where he will enter
a. $500. IT.. ,..s,,iop
On us au"es -.
was attended BY nearly All memoei, VI .u1
association. In the Absence OF 1eoeiA,
Suffer. President oil inc society, uenetA,
III. Gates Gibson presiued, Vn nls I,sn'
WAS General fremon. M MS snoSrS ~
Frank and John VI, tne aver 1890
the Navy. on ine Iei, OF tne rres'1 Tlsss;
ex.oovernor fiice OF Sew 1efsey, 49,
Pittsall, President OF tne new Ser,Ty aeA'
lean Veteran Association, w Sol. inoiPe.
Among the prominent memDer Presen'
were Vice frssiaent 'onh oickies' SgoIessr
~ FRANCIS D.Cillk, Sor. Z. " n.o.'
stephen Il. aerchAn'; C0ionel nssD'
Colonel ThorPe. -. ncCioskey Anu osu.
ers. Inc uining nailo tne otuI'e'ensws
well hlied. On me taoiss were seIelAi
grand pieces representing INC earIy aAys
Of the Journey overland. n tne paul. VI
the great Tne room "a Aiso
appropriately decorated Win suitaoie mot
toes u the Dear nag OF the oocie'y. ons
OF the most beautiful pieces was an eno,-
nous bed OF flowers. In the center OF when
was woven In vhito AND biue vioien ths
name Of Jessie This was sent 70 MT.
Fremont. who shortly returned . response
f" Ny grateful thanks for this lovely form
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-02

J Rodgers. T o'Brien. J Tiles. II Prout,
b Wilson. q II Belknsp. y Black. J Burke,
J N Huyek, W Taylor. J Hagerman,
W Holeomb. L ) Dundy and wife. L :
Dundy Jr. Miss May Dundy. Miss L Ford,
u Lonkey. y \ Hunt. II Block. Mrs Geo
King. 4 y Monday. q caway. Mrs J d
Muller. II Weston. rs Merchant. II q
Prentice. W snsal and wife. q Williams,
II q Kleinwort. CA Harris, Miss l. l.
Dundy. Col John Y Chopper aud wife. J l.
Webster and wife. Miss Minnie Zoella. Jas
Perkins, Mrs Standish and child.
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written for the Gold Hill Heval
A sLIPPERY oULCH TOOTH.

The maiden bowed her aching head. all au,hed
her checks Of FIRE,
And cried, in accents long and loud. for her do
parted sire,
O call him bach. th., 7 NAV no . a.pti.t IN oh.
tain.
Tia. I may seek relief a, i.., from ,bl, on,
rsceou, pain.
tn. father Ala mn, h.., h., vo,,. m. m,,a.n,s
pain crew vor,e.
Hsr CRIES M ,nyn,,h s,,.d An. ~, an. s,p,d
her nithfui pu,..-
with remed,ss ON .v,r, hand. n, .,.rv .ebs
xs,i
Nh. AVA ana ,.,., an, r.,.s and ,.,.a. I'M
,or, so,n..,,s. eli
An, \, ,,., IA. $1,000. ,..,,.., nov
win ,.,., rrt
A.. -. ,.,,,, %,
s" -,
..u.
VI 'nsa ,,, ,,.su..,
mo.s..s. 49,
Ths ann vcnt dovn. ths moon arose In all its
prld, and ,plepdor.
| But 10 the suffering maiden Il would no consols.
ton render;
She struggled with attendants strong. twelve
h.ndisrnisfs she tore
To hold her was q tssk, I'm told, for seven men
or more.
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Marrow 0a.xs 90 ksSe.

The matter Of q narrow gsags 10 Reno
from Virginia 10 again being ssitaisd. and
this time with better hopes Of success.
Parties have been examining routes and
mans and surveys recently. and have con-
suited County Surveyor HAST - to the
beat and most practicable route. Mr..
HAST made. In 1871. . survey and plat for
Hill Beachy and others. The plat was
sent TO England. aud parties there became
interested In tho road. but were bought
out subsequently, by the Virginia and
Truckee Railroad. Mr.. HAST. has. how.
ever. kept his notes Of the survey. The
road winds from Virginia by way OF the
Ophir grade south round the mountain
and across the ridge by the toll house. IL
thence takes the western slope OF the
mountain along by the summit House In
. northerly direction to . point 800 feet
above Magnolia station. from which .
straight shoot can be taken past the buttes
at HuffAker's and then on 10 Reno. The
distance IL less than thirty miles and the
grade an easy and practicable one. The
wsy by Long Valley and Louise creek has
been condemned a. too long and too
crooked. Arouts parallel to the u above
mentioned 10 equally practicable. and 10
the ono which will probably be adopted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-02

Last Friday evening q member OF the
sarsfeld Guard. Gold Hill. was on his way
home from q target shooting match. He
was In . buggy. alone by himself and dri.
wing . single horse. 1t was just getting
dark - he drove up the American Flat
road, and as he nsared the house where
Tim Smith Was assassinatsd . few years
ago he thought about the $50 be had In
his pocket, and contemplated the posi-
bilities Of some enterprising foot-pad stop
ping him with the demand 10 ''stand and
deliver" His Springfield rifle was by his
side, and, a. . matter VI prudent precsu-
ton. be slipped = cartridge into the breech
Of 10.
Shortly afterwsrd he saw . small cloud
Of dust in the road ahead Of him. aud soon
overlook the buggy which caused II. He
wa only . few yards behind when no was
startled by the loud screams Of q woman
proceeding from that buggy. and directly
the woman sprang out bareheaded into the
road. She staggered about for . moment
- though trying TO secure her footing. the
ground being somewhat rough and rocky.
and directly she came running to him with
a. m, -. -. 49,. , p....
take me homsr
pu' WHATS inc mA''ef' sAa 'A
nsia: - ..,,,., h
Ii, oni vi, can e.Piaiu 'oPieus
in tone. OF deep distress and agitAaon.
DO please protect me anu 'AAe "s
home .
All right, madam ) JUST you jump III
nere Win me
she did so n SaIshelu u,1vo w W VIC
othsr ussy' WINCH was p'ooAi"s "o
road; ~. ,..,,.., h. o.,
Wn..s .ne IAeno'. nIu,'.u ne, a.
no diaht hno. VIVA. sort y. ptnssno
sctape ne misn. DC se'uns INV. ioiuaP,
.As only sniAi' o,t.ysA ma" az"
"iis. or some'nins W 'ns Ainu. ...,
osy, nov. IooA ne,e, 'Anu w, yoa
ioiks nad ps.ter M TINS .nins up anu !oa
-. N win hini anu ~ noho. . -.
Is. eielAin,ou 'nc p,her lan, se'
IN .ip ~ rasoIn,., iscI.rsd ~ y;,,
w." oa.v ~, $500 ,nh.nn
sPpsienuy ..T, r",h.r ~
~ N.,h .u, M liz, $50
"Good enougb - s,y. sarsileld. ct
,,orx I'm yonr spnnl. anil damn me ~ I
don't tsLs care you."
"Weli." remarked the other man, In
subdued tones, ali right here take your
bonnst. " anil he threw n into sanfleld's
buggy. Then be drove OF rapidly up the
road.
All this while sarshsld had been holding
bis rife I'm readiness in case the other
man sboulJ t.Ls a notion 10 turu any ,ort
of 4 battery loose At him, when he would
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-02
british columsI. rs..h.. u. Les.

vIcroRIA. d. O.. August 2.-Tho follow.
ing resolution has passed Parliament unan.
imously That tho House Is Of opinion
that Chinese should not DO employed on
public works Of the province. and that .
clause should be inserted In tho specilca.
tons Of al contracts awarded to the effect
that contractors will not DO permitted TO
employ Chinese labor upon the work, and
that In the event Of their doing 90 the
Government will not DO responsible Tor
the payment OF contracts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-02

Virginia City was full Of mystery yestsr-
day. Constablss and police officers were
seen in careful and profound conference.
and to be pursuing their various ways In
thought. Reporters. when told Of what
was up. were pledged TO secrecy. and every
body Who knew or had heard anything was
hu.hed. II wa an important mystery.
the authorities were investigating. and =
word to the outside world would give IL all
away and allow villainy to go unwhipped
Of justice. Having accepted the condi-
tons Of secresy. . NKws reporter wa told
the following
WONDERFUL sroRr.
A week ago last Monday Joseph Bowman
and Willie Thomas. aged each about . hall
score OF years. while digging In and near
| the mouth Of an old tunnel above the water
hume and the head Of Taylor street. Viz.
giuia. came upon two small bore locked
with rusty pAalocks. Being unabls 70 hft
these boxes they broke them open vim .
rock and found within each . bar 81 bull
lion.
YELLOW n OLD.
Lacking. a. tb. bows said, "liks Q watch
chain" On one bar they saw the date
i'Oo' No' ooins A'''
home they commenced tumsiing tnem'
boxes and all. down the The
boys say thatas they were rolling the treas
ure along down the upper part OF Taylor
who lives in ina, par, 81 the city. Mr..
Lyons examined the bars. then drove them
away
.n. a.. - rs. II
-,
io"eu' eiAmofins 'of 'hsii treasure anu
one Of them made . rush n tried to cut
open the bottom OF the sack. Lyons again
drove them back. and they gave up tho
chase. The bowman boy went home and
told his mother about the Affair. but she
paid little attention to the matter. thinking
what WAS found was OF little value. Day
before yesterday he related tho story TO his
isther, who al once iAiu tne hiA''or oeio's
the authorities.
AhRfsfkp.
Yesterday afternoon chisi OF rohes
MeConrt swore out . warrant IN the court
OF Justice KNOX Tor The arrest OF Lyons On
a charge OF robbery. eeaieh Wa men
made ior lyons IN Nirsihis' uoiu mn Ana
silver my without Avail. finai,y eon-
stAoie booher hAa . woman Po,n'eo ous W
MN As tho sne OF Lyons. ms ",soueu
ner nome, anu so'ns w .no nou's' A's"'
himself was found and Arresteu.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-02
A Gaze.

One Of the most extraordinary cures on
record was tina. Of the man John Y. Herman
dez, residing in Salt Lake City. who vas 81
deaths door with that terrible disease Mara.
mus ths best medical aid hsd failed 70 stop
the progress OF the malaiy, when tweni.'hres
bottles OF BRisTOL'S sARShPAhlLLA ana
three phisls OF BRlsTOL's PILLS made Dim :
we'll man. lyIo I'M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-02
rnR PALACE EATING STAND.

For . roast Of beef une1eeiied In Storey
county. go TO Thomas Hsnron's Eating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon. No. Z North O street,
Virginia CITY. Fresh oystss 81 all hours In
svery style. Forty ninen always on hand q
night. For tasty, homo style Of cooking. and
the best and fresl sst Of Ill that the MARKETS
anord. the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
tn u apn n
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%. II.

o. II. oALIur. opposite the Bank Of califor-
fsyorite brands of Imported C.xar. oholce Bit
cigars, eli kluds OF cheving tobacco. meer.
sshlum pipes, nuts, candies, nne cutlery. and
toys and fancy goods Of all kinds. ap3s m
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Departure. Last .,..,.s.

J Briggs, Z II Belknap, J W Wilkes,
u W Brown. A. Bootz. J Mcconnell. J Il
Grismer. Commodore Mutt. q Blake. Miss
II l. Bssk. N House, J d Fleming. Mrs
J l. Grimes. J r HiIon. Miss N Watson.
n Morrison and wife. George Eignold and
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BISHOPS DIRECTORY
VIRGINIA oirY. COLD MILL,
SILVER CITY, CARSON CITY
AND KENO,
FOR 1899.

,ANvAssERs ARE NOW IN TIE FIELD
satneri.g information for the above work.
10 will contain . Complete and Reliable Register
Of all residents. and q Clas.idsd Busi' zee ID.
rectory. Information relative 20 the growth,
population, ETC., OF these, cities. their Munici
pal Governments. Educat onal Institutions. Re
iigious and Benevolent Associations. Mining
Interests. ETC.. making 10 . most useful book
OF reference for every resident.
~ Fir.t year Of publication. B. Q. VAN.
Complied by ID. N BISHOP d co., com.
pilers Bishops Han Francisco Directory, Dtreo-
iories Of Oakland, Alameds, berkeley. stockton.
San Jose. and California stats Business d.
rectoy
Agent, n. B0kaLE, - South O street. Virginia
City. myx5%
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kErORT.
nan Francisco Board.

LAST EvrSSo.
40 Eureka Con-. 49,, Az, IS
lG00 Belmont. 15c. soc
1915 Hussey. SOC
295 Manhattan, 81, 50
900 De Frees, iJc
1870 Leopard. csc.
125 Gila. SOC
65 Northern Belle, i0b
1850 Jackson.
10i5 Navajo. i3c
1895 Grand Prize. So. , IS
200 Argenta, 45e
80 Day. $50
so Hillside. 30
200 Modoc. 35c
1850 Endowment. 9jc. soc
400 Independence. l Is. 10. l. Ia, o.
l20
ESQ Star, 1
AS Gila. Sc
200 Golden Chariot. 2jc. zoe
10 TiogA. 500
les Martin whits.
i260 Tiptop. Ia. 10
400 Bodis. iGs. II
l45O Bechtel. I ~
ITO julia. So. So
493j Sierra Nevada. II. H.. ~ bj. 49,,
ia. IL.
1850 Exchsquer. 4 10. %
AS Crown Point. st.s
IS Utah. H.. III
1850 Ward. al IS
AIS Justice. 50
1850 Union Con-. 9a.9
SIS ophir. AZ. Az. az. az. Az b.
Ia
iiSO Bentan. 81. $50. 30. SIS. ) 10.
$40
520 oysrmAn. II. i2a. IL.
$40 Alpha. lOh. II
l2i0 silver Hill. i20.
las ChollAr-P otosi. 30. 29s 30
$50 Bullion. 81, 5, 81.
1900 North Con. Virginia. IL
450 Con. Virginia, 81.
l75 Exchequer.
800 kentuek. 5ts,5
5i5 Gould 4 Curry, Z. "a
22O5 New York. 1. I 10
SIS Mexican. i3A. ijs
100 Boyle. Toe
i25 California. 81. %
1850 Belcher. 4 e.. Az. 4 GO. 50 b5
is0 Yellow Jacket. i0'.. 10.
40 Alta. 81
$50 Hale a Norcross. "a
80 Best 4 Bsleher. "a.
ruIs MORNING.
1905 0phir. ~. d, iOt. 40
1880 Mexican. i3a. 49,
$50 Gould 4 Curry. ~.
40 Best a Belchsr. i5.., 10, i5t
AS California. 90. ~
SIS savage. iOs. iOa, IL
800 Con. Virginia. So
100 Chollar. 29h, 90
2t0 Hale 4 Sorcross. ia
1875 Crown Point, ~, ~, q. b, ~,
~ $50
sos Yellow Jacket. iOa. iO'.. II. iOs
$3.50 Imperial. Toe. 75e
40 ksntnck. :. AZ
$50 Alpha, IL. III
l5G0 Belchsr. AZ, 4 -. 4 co
90 Confidence. 5
$3.50 Sierra Nevada. l3S, i3t, i3i, Ia,
Ia
$50 Utah. H., H. b3o
100 bullion. So. "a
i9s5 E~xehsquer. 4 %. 4 10
$50 OvermAn. IL
1850 Justice. 81
100 Succor, l Us
330j Union Con-. II, i0t, 10.
$50 julia. 50, 50
SIS Alta. So. 81, 81.
+sj Caledonia. 81, , 20
655 Silver Hill. 10, l %,
40 woodville, COO
10 Lady Washington, 3
200 Crown Point IlAvine, zoe
$500 Benton. } 10, . -, 81
75O Andes. Sc
200 Mides. IL
1900 well-fArgo. &c
COS Ward, I 10
400 LsviAthAn, i5c. tOc
100 Trojan, zoe
9i5 North Con. Virginia. IL, I ~
IS kossuth. Sc
3G5 Boyle. soc. sc
G2j Solid Silver. 2 90. 2 Is
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ssrses Quotations.
lsr IN. ~s,rs.s vsrox rsLEsa.r. Irss

IAN Fr,scrsco. August 2-2:3O ?. n.
ophir 40. Sierra Nevada Is, Mexican
49,. Benton 81. Alta 81. Jackson. 5.
Ovsrman ~. Justice 50, New York. 10,
Utah i2I. Bullion 81. Caledonia ~.
E~tchequer 4. Union Con. H.. Julia So,
IloIis ~
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What 10 Called an Accident.

Manager whallsn gives the following
account OF the accidental" shooting
Of wingley at Rockport, Indiana: 81
arrived In Rockport In tho morning with
my combination. and at 2 o'clock the
show was opened. A large crowd had
congregated around the tent. and when
the act came In which Harry Wallace
was to shoot the apple from his wiie's
head, two men were sent out 10 clear
the crowd In the direction In which the
shot was to DO fred. This the men at
tempted to do. but owing 70 the large
crowd present they were unable to per.
form their task. Two Or three shots
were fred. each coming through the
canvas. When the last shot was fired
some one called out that o boy was
killed. I went out and found q boy.
whose name I afterward discovered to
Be Johnny wingley. lying near the tent
with o bullet hole over his left eye"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-02
CsusS Tasds.

The report Of c. d. smith. County
Treasurer Of Storey county. shows the fol-
lowing mounts in the various fund.-
I,Iv AZ
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rmR usgs TO WHICH

Murray h Lsnman's Florida Water IL put may,
without exagsention, be said TO DO universal
In refined and eultivsied society II 10 recog
pized y, the most refre-hing and agr cable Of
perfumes for the handkerchief. the toilet and
The bath, las I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-02
ROMANTIC ADVENTURE.

A Hasdsome Yoang Lady in she
Hands or . Desiguing villain
who Attempts Her Ruin-A hold
soldier hoy Happens Along Just
In Time 60 Save Her.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-02

Gronor GRAY. who Is sick Of dropsy at
the County Hospital, was relieved recent
ly Of . couple Of gallons Of tho trouble
some accumulations Of that disease.
AND yet these are busy times with
merry scandal mongers In Virginia.
Divorces are 70 be multiplied In high life.
or Madame Rumor lies.
AT the Savage mine they arc running
along about - usual. Tho water IL kept
At point from twenty to thirty feet below
the 1000 level.
TIE foundation timbers for the new
blowers st the Hale & Sorcross mine are
being laid.
Bnos LrpxAx and Jennie Lipmsn were
married In Gold Hill Last evening.
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MEDICAL

This great cure for R~heunatism. Neuralgia
and all Pains. Bufns. Nc Ids. Colds. and all
aches and palms that people and families suner
with, !. really q wonder sd . success. j
Jones. Jr, sells 10 at Gold Hill. jsia sn
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BULLION BARS.
TWO YELLOW AND OLD FOUND
IN A TUNNEL.

Wonderful story Of y Fortunate
LadS-rhey are Robbed Of rhesr
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Multiplied
Tale:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-02
PRESIDENTS, SECRETARIES
MANAGING DIRECTORS
MINING COMPANIES.

DLEAsR PREPARE Your REPORTS
for the PACIFIC COAST ANsntL MIN.
mo RAVEN AND sTOrk LkD0ER. the
nece-sar, blanks for .hich have been len a.
the diffsrrnt Minins once.
II IL respectfully suggested that the Report
should embrace: A brief history OF the mine
and . description OF the compsny's WORKS.
machinery, etc; . synopsis o, tue -uperin.
lendspt's annual report; the rressurer's ex
hibit, etc.
~rtockholder and the stock dealing public
generally deslre . statement Of the amount OF
money received and disburSd. and for wha'
purp sc Thsy also desire TO /, ow what work
has ben done and what 10 In progr..s. Give
the people f.cts In relation TO the mlnes. he-
member that IN addition 10 the immense edition
that will be printed ior home circulation, thu.
sands will 20 iLto the hands " capitalists In
the , astern, wert. IN and southern states. and
thousands into KurUpe aud Asia.
Let every mine on tho coa.t be represented In
the Director, de. arta..nt, and LET e'ey mine
possessing merit and fair pr spects be well
written up In the Editorial department
n there IL . Secretary In the city who hss not
received Blanks for their Reports. let him send
his mans At once 10 Il. b. LAwkESCH, Editor.
Room rs huss House.
The work will be published by the old and
reliable house Of Francis 4 Valentine. SIT Clay
street. san Francisco. sui iw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-02
WONDERFUL STORY.

A week ago last Monday Joseph Bowman
and Willie Thomas. aged each about . hall
score OF years. while digging In and near
the mouth Of an old tunnel above the water
fiums aud the head Of Taylor street. vir.
giuia. zane upon two small boles locked
with rusty pAalocks. Being unable 70 hft
these boxes they broke them open with .
rock and found within each . bar 81 bull