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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-27
pELcHEn.

ooIp HILL, May Is. 1878. = James
yewl.nds, Esq. President Belcher Min
ing Company-Dear Sir: The south
vipze from the 1900 level Il nov down 60
feet, having been sunk SO feet the past
week. We expect this vino to cut the
vein In about 100 feet more. The south
drift on the 2i60 level IL In 285 feet. The
course Of this drift has been turned In or
der 10 avoid water and excessive heat and
10 now running on tho west side Of the
quartz. When Q connection II made with
this drift and the winze from the 1900
level, We will commence cr~osscutting on
this level ct different points. The east
drift on the $3.50 level Il In a feet. This
drift will have TO DO continued about 100
feet further before 10 meets with the vein.
Sinking the pump shaft has been discon-
tinued for . few days In order 70 enable
us 70 put In . station at the 2360 level. A
new supply OF pump rod and pump col
umn has been ordered and all necessary
preparations are being made 10 continue
the pumps down to the 23G0 level. Tho
retimbering Of the vertical portion Of the
pump shaft 10 now finished and We arc en-
gagged In easing the bob pits. We have
commenced . drift south on the 23C0 level
10 connect with the Grown Point Wine.
All our machinery 10 In good working
order and everything Il going on satisfAc.
torily about the mine.
W. II. Smith. supt.
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Meaningless aaard shsssisE.

Several members Of the Washington
Guard went down to Carson yesterday to
practice shooting over the range where
they must contest for the prizes this sea-
son. Below We give tho scores Of those
who were present
Lieut.. y. Reynolds. 4 54544i+54
4554544454 ISL.
John scholar. 45444+444444
4454t54 ISL.
Robert Carr. 44444445+345 8
54i4ii ass.
Lieut.. II. d. Dave. 444454434&
5i43443 0 $50.
Corporal Ed. Leo, 4444445<33
544344554 $50.
Thomas Howe. 4 34354i4i44
43i4345 ST..
Norman Gill. 43426543544 .
4-75.
The distance WAS 200 yards. each man
having 20 shots. A will DO seen. . very
good average Was made. The Washing.
tons promise 70 prove troublesome before
the close OF the present season.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-27
EUROPE.
Discretion the Better Part
Of ValOr.
so THINKS HIS IMPERIAL MA.
JESTY THE CAR.
England's Demands Fully
Compiled With.
INVITATIONS TO THE CONGRESS
ISSUED.
tssrciAL DisrArcHEs TO rus aoLD Hua
DALI NKws.l
the Eastern Quessiea.

The Eastern Question.
There eau be no doubt from tho tenor OF
our dispatches yesterday and to-day that
Russia has completely backed down from
her position ~ the eonqueror OF Turkey.
and submitted to every demand made BY
Great britain Tho cheering news nov
comes TO US ha' european Congress VIII
meet and mat tho entre treaty Of Ban
seiano' q well ~ 'hAs OF faris' Will %
submitted 10 tho POWER" Tor discussion
and amendment. Tho invitations to such
. Congress were issued to the Powers yes.
terdAy by Bismarck. II will DO held In
Berlin. and tho eleventh Of Juno 10 said to
DO the day selected for Its meeting. II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-27
Arrivals Yesterday m.r.ing.


q Lancaster. T y MeQuAid and family,
Guy Thorpe. Jake Bunker and wife. J II
Crossman. o Brown. W + Morgan. John
Lsrwe. W 4 Judd. @ W Joy. II u Harvey,
@ Becker. T Gossc. CT currier. Miss N
Tobin. ID Harrington. II q Van shanks.
Mrs y Kendall. Mrs A Kendall. J G Dunlap.
II Tyke. X " Tiiden. Co Tilden. J Dcyer.
Al Tyrrell and wife. John o'Connell.
Miss u o'Conneli. James Hooley. 7 Ford.
Denman Thompson Combination. y Paul.
ii Wilson. Denman Thompson. = Mason.
+ o Jepson. W Gale. Danl Morse and wife.
J n Hill. II Williams. A Klein. Miss Julia
Wilson. Miss 4 just. Miss l. Adams. Miss
C Cary. Mrs. J Anderson. N Howard and
via. Mrs Woodruff and child. John Piper
Snd wife. Mrs. J A seymour, Mrs Mcclure,
Ma rhosbaIa. Mrs Bloom and " chill
drsa. s 7 Carts. John Briggs, AT Main.
n l. Adams. JAc Moore and wife.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-27
FIRt.pRuof PAINT.
ssneshisg Really Prsfsfeai asd
Reliable IN shat Lios- ssvers
aud Buecsssfui Test or its hsr-
tE-rhe 0sIy fire'proof fains
Ia the world.

The best and most satisfactory test OF
Are-proof paint ever made In Gold Hill
was made last Saturday evening In an
open lot back Of Masonic Hall. The Call.
fornis Fire and Waterproof Paint was
what was being tested. under The personal
direction Of 8. A. Miller Of Virginia City,
who 10 agent for II. A small section Of
shingled roof. which had been painted
with two coats OF this paint some
limo ago. Was used In making the
test. and . goodly number Of promi-
neut members Of the Fire Depart.
ment and citizens were present.
A hot fire OF chips and ahAvings saturated
with coal oil was first burned on the roof
for seventeen minutes. The Goals and
ashes were then swept OF. and pure coal
oil poured on repeatedly and consumed.
creating an intense heat. This was done
for ten minutes. making twenty.sevsn
minutes In all Of intense burning beat.
sufficient TO have totally destroyed any
thing which was not positively fireproof,
but the fire evidently had very little effect.
Everybody present wn perfectly sattsfed
with the test.
Tho section Of roof VA subsequently,
taken TO Folsom's hardware store near BY.
where all who chose examined IL 70 their
hearts content. The shingles were more
iy charred on the outside and the roof for
all practical purposes Was apparently just
as good a. ever. The company engaged
In its manufacture claim this 10 DO tho
only real fire-proof paint In the world. and
from this test which we witnessed ue
should Judge that 10 fully Justi6es all that
10 claimed for 10. The materials OF which 10
composed. simply penetrate and thorough
ly ssturate the shingles. rendering them ~
completely fre-proof a 8 o many slates.
They will merely char and cannot be made
" blaze 1t all. A wooden roof thus pro.
tected may well be considered fre-proof.
for any building which may DO
no prepared a. to stand Oh . con-
fagration for twenty minutes or half an
hour might generally DO thought 70 10
safe. for by that time the danger 10 past In
most cases. This invaluable paint can be
furnished for about 81 Is per gallon. and
everybody can Afford to have their build
ings made fireproof. Roofs painted with
IL are not only f~ireproof. but waterproof.
and will last a. long ~ desired. 9allatln
4 Folsom have the agency for Gold HUI.
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SAVAGE.

vinorSrA err. May "a. 1876. +. D.
Holmes. Esl.. Secretary Savage Mining
Company Dear Sir: On tho 2lOO level
We have been engaged In widening and
timbering the station and have made 0
feet In the crosscut. making . total made
to date Of so feet. On the 1000 level the
west crosscut has been advanced - feet.
making . total Of log feet. when We struck
water. which has stopped further progress
sincc last Friday. I havo put . Burleigh
drill ahead n feet from the face. finding
quartz. but a. yet cannot tell the extent or
value. The lateral drift toward the Gould
4 Curry has been advanced II feet. ma
king Q total Of IS feet. We found the
wlnseU In . much worse condition than An.
ticipated. Tho 1900 crosscut ID In . total
distance Of iSs feet. the face being In
quartz. with strcsks Of porphyry and Inn
proving In quality. The 1850 balance bob
has been completed. also the ninth station
bob In the vertical shaft. The water stands
to-day IS feet below the 2l00 Lowell.
N. q. GmLErrE. supt.
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Sunday Accidents is ths Nay CITY
"A BAlioVa Aseension
t~.r,rIL TO RI, GOLD ELL p.nr nv,l

BAN FRANCISCO. Nay 90 - About 10
O'Clock this evening AMMO Wallace. .
spiritual medium. entered tho saloon Of
John Csppadocy 4 Co.. 3Os Rearnsy street.
spoke . few words 70 the senior proprie-
tor. drew . small pistol and shot herself
In the breast. INJECTING . wound. the na-
turs Of which Is yet doubtful. The cause
Of the set seems to have been some lovs
Affair between herself and Cappadocy.
Morris Marks Vas drowned while bath.
ing OF the Mermaid baths. North Beach.
this morning.
Three men left Alameda to-day In .
plungcr. Between Goat Island and Alca-
traz tho boat capsized, aud two Of the men.
John Murphy and Edward Drummond.
were drowned. Tho third man got on tho
bottom Of the plunger and Was soon taken
Of.
Professor Martin. accompanied by . Call
reporter. made . successful balloon asccn-
sion from woodwsrd's Gardens this after
noon. landing at Berkeley about O ?. N.
AZ the sand lots to-day the only varia.
ton from the ordinary routine WAS an ID.
dress by J. X. Bharpstsin, ex-Judge Of tho
Twelfth District Court, who has been put
on the Kearney ticket for the Constitu.
tionsl convention.
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HILL.

0oLp HILL, Nay Is. i87s.-w. +. Dean.
Secretary Silver Hill Mining Company
Dear Sir During the week ending to-day
the drift east on the 300 level has been 3D.
vanced IS feet through . fine vein forma'
ton. with spots Of excellent quartz.
On the 800 level the north lateral drift
has been driven 26 feet through . very
hard character Of quartz and ~porphyry.
carrying considerable iron. The south
drift on this level has been driven % feet.
We were compelled To 40 back and timber
some 40 feet Of this drift. hence the some
what slow progress. Tho face is looking
better than for some time past. Thursday
evening We commenced crosscutting east
from . point In the north lateral drift.
some 4iG feet north from the turn.table.
This drift has been driven II feet In . fine
vein Of quartz. carrying some good ore.
The face Of the drift 10 still in this body Of
quartz.
The station at the 900 level was com
plsted on Wednesday last.
n. G. HILLYER. Supt.
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ENJOY CONSOLIDATED.

VIRGINIA CRY. May IS. 1s7s.-Robert
Sherwood. Esl.. President Union Console
dated Mining Company-Dear Sir: On
our 1000 level the north drift has been ex-
tended 10 feet: total length from our
northern boundary. 3i7 feet. The ma
terial passed through IL vein ~porphJry.
with scans Of quartz.
The joint Mexican crosscut on our
.outhern boundary hAs been extended II
feet; total length from our lateral drift.
3ts feet. There Is no change In the ma
terial passed through.
The work Of charging and retimbering
the north drift connecting this level With
tho Sierra Nevada shaft 10 progrcsaing
well. and has already improved our ven.
tilstion. We look for still further i'm
proyement on It's completion.
JAMES q. Fam. Supt.
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q n CURRY.

VIRGINIA CIrY. May 20. ls7s.-A. X.
Durbrow. Esl.. Secretary Gould 4 Curry
Mining Company-Dear Sir: Sinking the
main incline IL progressing we'll. We have
now 20 feet 10 sink TO resch tho 1900 level.
While this work 10 going on u Ia lmpossi.
bic to do anything In the south drift. 1900
level. or any Of tho proposed crosscuts.
The steam from the large amount OF hot
water In the incline 10 driven through the
raise and south drift 70 the Savage Joint
winzc. and this heats up tho level 80 that
Il 10 impossible to do any work. The
thermometer In the 1900 drifts stands at
i2s degrees Fahrenheit. We are repairing
the pump compartment Of the shaft with .
small force of men. The pump and ma
chinery working we'll.
y. y. OsBnroS, Supt.
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Departure. saturday Evealax.

jas Wilton. Steve Nichols. : ID segur,
@ : Foiey. John copp, IA stephens, q
Rule. d 2 Kidd. John T Bond. 7 woon.
II Moore and family. I'll Enrisht. VI Shea
T NcDermott. n Glynn. J d Mathews. NJ
Cavanaugh. Geo ID Roberts. Mrs Blewet.
n u Nitehali. P.smiih, Mrs PL Aebey.
Miss y q smith. Mrs. 7 Smith. IA Smith.
Miss Stephens. ID dildmAker. Miss J @
Woods. T W " Davies. 7 Allen. N Davis,
John O'Conpsll.
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VIRGINIA CIrr. May %. ls7s.-A. Noel.
Secretary Of the Julia Mining Company
Dear Sir: The water In the mine Is under
control and at present 10 giving ms but
little trouble. Ali work on the 1000 level
10 being pushed with vigor. notwithstand.
ing the intense heat. The main south
drift has been cleared and put In order .
distance Of 200 feet from the station.
Crosscut No. I 10 being enlarged and tim.
bered preparatory to an advance which
will commence on Monday next, and
at the same time I will reach crosscut No.
2 aud the face Of tho south drift. Pumps
and all other machinery arc working we'll.
FRASE n. THArER. Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-27

There was . big crowd at tho race track
north Of Virginia City yesterday. The
race between O'Brien and tho horse Gray
hound. was easily won by the man. The
foot race between O'Brien and Chapman
tho latter getting 40 feet the start IN 100
yards-wss won by Chapman. Quite .
lumber Of pools we're sold upon this race.
Considerable classification was expressed
At the result. IL being openly asserted that
O'Brien threw tho rsoe. Before tho prin.
cipal events 81 the day there were several
trials Of speed between amateurs. Two
reporters-ons from the CAromieis and the
other from tho News o~fice-entered the
lists. The former was adjudgcd the cham.
pion and was awarded the belt.
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OFFICIAL MINING LETTERS.

IT.. ,-.,,.-,.. ,....-. r,as, ,hs data
Ano ioi'"'ns "Ni' u -.
given. have been sent from the Coms~0A
10 the principal Office. Of the various COM
-. g. pr.n.,.eo.
PA"''' x,,o,x,.
CONSOLIDATE. ,s-. VI
VIRGINIA CRY. Nay 70, yts.,nt:
Ravens. Secretary Sonso 9ns 81,
Mining Compsny-ps.S mi ~
shaft has been eniAis. This vorL h.
feet during d pas. :. ros.ib,s The
being done .pi.;,orus an IN shsft
necessary ro' ,.,ion' rendering tbe
oos,rue' IN he .hsit snd ON ali the
hea, ih'. M. ,n,.rseres vith ne eItraetion
Is'eis. IN c.nse our buiiion Weld 10
o' ~ H.. ,h.n that Of prsyious month";.
" 'rc;.i.n, Tor All peoesssrv rrouire-
ys.
nn n. ,oo0 level the u,u,l amount Of
~ \. hs,nc extracted tbrourh the Gould
~c,,,v .h,n
mn AZ. is,o Ievel the vort Of repsirs il
I'M, continued ON the main air gallery
c,nn,cting with The 0ould 4, Curry mine.
ON he 1850 level the Wine being sunk
In the eastern ore body, designed TO con-
meet with the west cros.cut from No. 1
winze, h. now down n feet, and continues
i'm good ore. Good progress Ia bs'ng made
in s~ulsrsipg aud r~etimbering the south
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-27

BERLIN, May ga dispatch from ~.
Petersburg says Count DE Pahclin, tno
Minister Of Justice by whose advice tho
case Of Mera Sassuliteh was submitted 70 .
Jury, seems resolved 10 resign.
Invisasisas 20 . CesEress lssued.
BERLIN. May 27.-The invitations TO .
Congress we're dispatched yesterday. II
matters shall DO satisfactorily concluded.
Q treaty based on the modified treaties OF
Paris aud Han stefano will DO signed 81
Berlin. The first steps for 4 definite or.
rangement between Russia and Epgiand
were due TO the efforts Of Schouvalof and
the German Crown Prince.
The spastsh Cortes.
MADnID. May 27.-Therc was 9 very CT.
citing scene in the Spanish cortes satur-
day. during the debate ON the trouble In
Barcelona. Owing TO disorder In the
Chamber the President was compelled TO
summarily terminate tho sitting before
the speakers Of tho opposition could DO
heard. ct which they arc indignant.
The Bsitish Parliament.
LONDON. Nay 27.-In tho House Of Com
mon. to-day Sir Stafford Northeots said no
was unable TO give detailed information
about the negotiations In relation " tho
congress, but would say that within Q few
days the prospect for . meeting Of . con.
grsss had materially improved.
The Psps's Health.
RoxE. Nay 27.-Ths health Of Popo Leo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-27

Hon. G. G. Stevenson returned from
Bodie last Saturday evening. lie reports
everything lovely out there, with good
prospects.
Mcclellan. the artist. il soIourning at
virginia Of present. Some Of his latest
and best pictures can Be seen At J. Stew.
arts club rooms.
Miss Nollis O'Conneil. one Of Gold
Hills pretty girls, returned yesterday
morning 10 her parents and friends, from
quite an extended trip up the northern
coast. and lattsriy from the Normal
School, San Jose, Cal.
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o

aaa N
VIRGINIA CTR. MAY 70. isIs'-C. r.
Gordon, Esd. secretary Ssilio,nla aiming
Company,Dsar SIT Inc Consoiiassa
virginia .nsi, mas zen en,Aissu snu 10
umoered - iees auIihs INC su.
TINS "crk Is icing uone - tnp'u
sue. ino no.ey .n",;a ranJsr,n,
10 the shalt oos'rue. nnnn "ni nn ~, ,Is
thc near .niense w .no M -" ...,;a.
levels. IN interfere WIN I'M. nm LIN ~
Of ore, ana WI. esaso oa, osinn. ynn,hs
pc -. a., I'll rr.....r, r,onir..
yet suiheieh' "' =" " "
mems. ,.oo ,..., -,,.rr.,.,r. u,on thu
op I.,.,.i III, .nd eroIscut No. 4 are
no,'u "...
Icing ,aan w., Al. mans, or,n,i,v and
on uo - -. ..,ss.,nJ Tho rc-
iuAii'! " 80 s.i Jris, ara moi ,e,
pais.1 W. rsr,ans ore stopcs sro Iook.
nnisheu. ihe 'Ai'u'
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A REMARKABLE REsULT.

II mAies no difference how many physicians
or how much medicine you have tried. Il 10 o
o estsbis hsd fact that GERMAN syrup 10 tho
ooly remedy which has given complete sati.fac-
tlon In severe cases OF Lung Dl,eases. Il 10
true there are yet Thousands Of psrsops who
are prcdisposed TO Throat and Lung Affections.
Consumption, hemoriages. Asthma, sewers
Coils settled On the breast. Pneumonia, whoop.
Ing Cough, ETC.. VII have no personal knovi,
edge Of Bosehee's 0ermsn syrup. such We
would Say that 60y0e0 dozen were sold last ySar
without ons complaint. OonsumTt ives. Try Just
.ne bottis. REGULAR siss, rs cent?. sold By all
druggists In America ap3 COW
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sTOCK RErORT.
y. Frs.sisss BEARD.

MS MORNING..
SIS Ophir. Is. ash
SIS Mexican. D. ga
go Gould a Curry. 6it, ca
10 Best 4 nelcher. i2h
1855 California. 49,, lSS, lsh, 10, ISL
10. lois, i9a
40 Savage. %
400 Con. Virginia. IL. Is b5, IL, IL b
10 ChollAr- Potosi. 2tS
500 Hale A Norcross. 5fs, ~, %
$50 Grown Point. 3 %, 4
6S5 Yellow Jaek-,, 81, 81, So
$500 Imperial. soc
las Alpha. 10
400 Bslcher. 81. 2 80. 81. $50
80 Sierra Nevada. 4 20. 4 10
ITO Bullion. 4. 3?j. Z %. u"
495 EScheluer. ~. 80
$40 Ovvrman. II. ia, Il
$50 Justice. 4 1910
700 Succor.. SOC
1cO Union Con-, 4 GO. ~
$50 Alta. CO.
s725 Julia. So. 81, y. Is.'t..
1875 CALEDONIA. 2 10, 2. %, 10,
$40 silver Hill. IL, GO
$40 Dayton. 2jc
100 New York. COO. CSC
GAO wArd..t -. I 10. IL
200 Crown Point Iavine, &c
800 Andes. t0c
$50 Occidental. 30c. 2jc
500 wolls-PArgo. 2jc
200 Nidss..2
go Benton, I 90
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nrx Own "A, ,hs .,o.s NJ ,he ,.e,
,,n,wo.n n,n.,., "a an. ,o,.. n,.,
""'.A w 7" "' WIZ s'
hound yesterday ~ tho race rack'
north OF Virginia, tho horse left the
Maes and ran owe, sainne, hI''s s. nITer
NV. A collection Wa tsten mn for n,
benefit Of the poor man, who makes . liv'
from o basket.
rop w.,u,sorox cr,-J.mes Van
Week, for some time clerk 1t the Gould 4
Curry and Best A Ielcher Office, left for his
old home In Washington City. d. O., yes
tsrday evening. Van has plenty Of friends
here who will DO glad to SEQ him when he
dorSd BELow.-S. A. Miller familiarly
known among those who love him best ~
Adj. Miller. leaves for Han Prsncisco this
evening. He will go thence to Fresno,
wne,o ne Vonnse'eu WIN o ony
so,,SIs r"n,nn " "'
.uI,N
1 ae. $3.50
; al 10Y AM hSnc pygher
the Sarsnelds get In front Of the target this
year they will surprise their opponents.
IT 10 reported In sporting circles tina.
Mr.. Stoddsrd. an employe At the Office Of
Wells. Fargo 4 Co.. Virginia, will walk to
Reno on . bet next Sunday. lie 10 70
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cuoLLAn.rorosr AND COMBINATION snAY,

cHoLLAa-rorosr n COMBINATION SHAFT.
VIRGINIA err. May IS. is7s.-A. X. p.
Harmon. President Chollar- Potosi Mining
Company-Dear Sir: During tho past
week the Collar orcross.Savage shaft has
been sunk II feet. making the total depth
Of this date ZOO feet. Tho rock passed
through has been very hard. close grained
black porphyry. Water raised has aver
aged 40.20o gallons per day. Everything
In and about the works 10 In excellent
order and running smoothly. The pump
Of the Chollar-P otosi haa worked 10 hours.
Isaac l.. REouA. Supt.
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nEsr AND pyLcHER,

VIRGINIA CRY. May 20. ls7s.-william
Willis. Esq. Secretary Best a Belcher
Mining Company-Dear Sir: Work In
the south drift. 1900 level. has been DO
layed somewhat during tho past week. We
found that the main compressed air pipe
on the 100 level was too small 10 run the
Wine. engine. fan and drills necessary 10
do the work. and are now replacing II with
AZ inch gas pipe. The old pipe was only
Ia inch and was entirely too small. The
work will be finished on Tuesday and work
OH the 1900 level resumed. We tried 10
start up the north drift from the Gould 4
Curry side Of the 1900. but found II too
hot TO do any work. viii therefore be
compelled 10 wait until the Gould 4 Curry
incline 10 down 10 that level.
r. y. osBisros. Supt.
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~THE woSpERs W SEvApA.
san riSnd, Of the E-i,Po;.s Job Printing
rs,Aelisnh.snt. a, Virginia. has Just pub
iisnsi . nsa. Lille pamphlet Of u pages
under the above title. II IL intended for
grstuitous distribution, principally for
the use of tourists. and contains q large
amount Of condensed information relative
10 the towns, cities. MINIS, lakes, rivers,
anal ali other offsets Of interest Ia this
stste. Also tables Of distances aud plenty
Of other useful information. The prin-
cipsl part of tho literary eontent. OF the
book WAS written by Dan De guile.
INCORPORATED. - The Dayton Gravel
Mining Company has perfected is orsAni-
v.tie-. -ni lie certificate Of ineor-
p.rs6on hss bssn died In the oflee Of the
c,unty Clerk Of Lyon county al Dayton.
11e capital stock u the company IL s2l,.
90. thr Igmbsr Of shares being 2i.O00 OF
tho "a value % Oas dollar each. The
fdllowilg are the names u tho Trustees A:
=. L. L-o.@L. J. \. Hardwick. W. N. Stan
lev, II. ID. Gross and J.. J. Cooper. The
sinking Of . shaft will 10 commenced i'm
msdisisly.
MEMORIAL DAy.-In another column
win 70 iound the full programme Of exer-
eiss. .or Memorial Day. All who served
An NJ --a,y sai navy on either side. dur
.,nf ne ncta.lioc. srs cordially invited 10
ioIn "a he ob-ervsuce u the day. Con.
frthntsas OF fiowen are collected. and will
b rscrived at the hail OF the Ordsr. Il
s,flnas' building. afnr I o'clock on the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-27
Rest IN rsaes.

Harry sidney Thurber. only son Of Mrs.
Louise Thurber. and nephew Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ". II. Hand. died In Gold Hill last
Saturday. To-day the dag over tho Cen.
trail school.house VA At hall mnt
In honor Of the memory Of de-
ceased. who was . member Of Professor
Bray's department. A. 2:30 O'Clock this
afternoon the funeral took place. IL was
largely sttended by Harry's school com.
panions, who marched After the hearse:
In their ranks they carried . beautiful
banner. The funeral was also well A.
tended by citizens and friends OF the
family In carriages.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-27
Piper. op.r. n.a.-. virginia.

Tho best sunday night audience ever
seen In Virginia City assembled at Piper''
Opera House last evening. It was the 90
casion Of the frst appearance OF Denmau
Thompson In his great character Of Uncle
josh Nhitcomb. Tho old man was greeted
with . burst Of applause when be walked
out upon tho stage, and tho laughter con.
tinued al through the play. The support
Is very good. Uncle Josh IL certainly the
most attractive character ever presented In
Virginia City. Every man. woman and
child IN tho Comstock should see him
befo,e he leaves,