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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-13
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OMAHA Dec. 1.-Two suspected cat.
tie thieves named Mitchell and Ketchum
had q lively fight a few days ago with
four hsrders who were trying to arrest
them ON South Loup Fork. in Custer
county. u newly organized county In
Western Nebraska, and during the tight
Stevens, one OF the horders, was shot
aud instantly killed. Mitchell aud
Ketchum escaped. but were Dol after
ward arrested. The Sheriff aud q guard
Of several men, ON Tuesday night
last, were taking Mitchell aud Ketchum
to q place Of safe keeping, 1t being
feared that the exasperated cattle herd.
ers would lynch them. and sure enough
while they were en- route a body OF
twenty or thirty masked men. mounted
and armed. corraled tho whole party and
under cover Of cooked rides took the
prisoners from the Sheriff aud guards
and hurriedly disappeared with them.
Yesterday the bodies OF Mitchell and
Ketchum were found burned almost be-
yond recognition at the foot OF a tree. To
which they had evidently been tied while
q FIRE wa built around them aud burned
10 death,
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N.u.p.p.r Hon Arre.t.A.

San FRAscIsco. Dec. l2.-Gsrge X.
Fitch anu Loring Pickering. propristors
Of the Bulletin. were arrested this alter
noon at the instance OF William l.. Reed
Of Placerville. on q charge OF libel in
having. rs is alleged. published q letter
from q correspondent during the Page
DE Young case ct PlAcsrville. limiting
that Reed, who vas . juror on the case,
based his action AZ one OF the minority
OF the two jurors who voted In favor VI
DE Young on something besides con-
scientious scruples. The jury 10 that
case stood ten for conviction OF the De
Youngs Of libelipg Page to two againt.
Reed was u Of the two. A. Z. I.
Towley. correspondent Of the Bulletin at
Placervills. will also be arrested, as o
warrant Is out against him. Fitch and
Pickering gave bail 10 answer when
wanted.
SAN FRAScIsco, Dec. 13.-In the Pc.
lice Court this morning the libel case Of
Reed against the proprietors OF the Cal
and BULLETIN came up. The defendants
stated that they required sufficient delay
to enable them TO bring witnesses from
Placeryille and Sacramento, and the case
was continued till December 2lst.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-13
THE NEW YORK MINE.
what h BeinE Dsss ON she 100 ssd
1900 Levels-A Fine vsin Eighty
Feet wide Developed In Cross
cut No ., Tive Hundred Sess
North Of the Nhafs.

Through the kind permission OF Super
intendent Mat. Canavan We this morn
ing visited the lower levels OF the New
York mine, and are thus enabled to lay
the following facts in regard to its work.
ings before our readers:
All the work being done in the mine
at present is confined to the HOO and
1900 levels and the upraiss from the
1900 level for the main incline, which Is
to connect with the perpendicular shaft
at a depth OF l.0t0 feet below the surface.
On the 100 level the main east drift
was run q distance Of liS feet through
hard dioretio trachyts before reaching
the quartz vein. 1t then psnstrates 40
feet Of quartz mixed with porphyry.
showing nm occasional clay streak. At
that point the drift is stopped. with the
face showing q very soft and kindly
formation, full Of fne veins Of quartz.
Forty feet back from the face OF the
drift. lateral drifts. both north and south.
have been run. The south DRIFT has
penetrated q distance Of l75 feet, follow
ing the west side Of the quartz. ut which
point II has been stopped for the pres.
emit. The north DRIFT has been run q
distance OF 200 feet, at which point q
crosscut east was started, which Is In 40
feet. Forty feet east Of the lateral drift
the hard belt OF quartz and porphyry,
lying next to the west wall Of the vein.
was passed through and q heavy clay
slip. strongly resembling the black dyke
Of the Comstock. was encountered.
Passing through this q fine vein OF
decomposed quartz carrying frequent
clay slips was met with, which. for a
distance Of forty feet or more, nowhere
rises I o the hight Of the drift, showing
conclusively that II Is tho top Of an en-.
tirely new formation. Nowhere on the
Comstock can be shown q kindlier
quartz aud vein formation than Is ex-
hibited in this drift. The hard quartz
on the west side Of the vein Is displaced
in the most complete manner. and the
lively, healthy character OF the new vein
matter betokens tho best OF results when
II is prospectsd in a downward direction.
After passing through this vein the DRIFT
reaches what is undoubtedly the east
country rock, where 1t Is stopped Tor the
present. Directly opposite this crosscut
q drift is being run westward to define
the west wall Of the vein. In order to get
correct bearings for opening the 200
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-13
Resolutions Piled.

Tho following resolutions, duly at
tested. have been filed in the Recorders
offices:
At a meeting OF the Board OF Directors
OF the Union Consolidated Silver Mining
Company. held IN the 9Th day OF De-
cember. 1878. On motion Of Mr.. Geo.
Il. Wells. seconded by Mr.. ]. W. Cole.
man. 1t was unanimously
Resolved, That this corporation grant
the right Of way TO the Virginia and
Truckes Railroad Company over and
through the land and lots OF this cor.
poration, 10 construct, maintain and
operate n branch OF branches Of their
railroad to the hosting works OF the
North Consolidated Virginia Mining
Company. and also to the present hoist
ing works Of tao Sierra Nevada Silver
Mining Company.
Resolved. That this corporation hereby
valves all damages that may occur by
reason OF the changing OF the grade Of
North street in Virginia City, State OF
Nevada. and the running OF the railroad
through North street In front and south
OF blocks Nos. 10 and IL. as laid down
on the official map OF Virginia.
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n. Anhas war.

LONDON, Dec. IA dispatch from
Quettah says information has been rc'
ceived confirming the report that the
garrison Of Candahar has been rein.
fored by Afghan troops from Hsrat and
a large force Of Turcoman cavalry.
A dispatch from Dakka says 1t is re-
ported the Ameer has blown the com.
mandant Of Ali Musjid from the can
mons mouth.
LAHORE. Dec. 13.-The officials and
notablss OF Jellalabad have arrived at
Dakka to tender their submission aud
services to the British authorities.
News from Cabulec presents that eight
regiments OF Afghan infantry there have
shown a disinclination TO fight in South
Shutar Garden Pass. and seem friendly
to the British.
Tho following dispatch from General
Roberts Is dated tho 9th instant: ~
hope to reach the top OF Shutar Garden
Pass to-day. I shall then return to Ali
Kehl."
LONDON, Dec. 13.-Great excitement
prevailed at the Clubs and other places
Of resort last night respecting tho news
which 1t Is reported has been received
concerning tho movements OF Russia
In Afghanistan. The lengthy statement
Of Sir Stafford Northcots in the House
OF Commons that the Government bad
found itself deceived In the report that
thu Russian Envoy had left Cabool. and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-13
Masesic Officers.

At the regular communication OF Sill
yer Star Lodge. No. 8. +. and A. NJ.
held in Gold Hill Saturday evening.
December 9TH, the following officers
we're elected to serve for the ensuing
Masonic year: Adam Gillespie ire.
elected). W. NJ; Thomas II. Flagler. S.
W.; John II. Hubs, J. W; John
Jones. Jr. (re-elected). Treasurer; ]. U.
BENEFITS ~(rs.elected), Secretary.
At tho regular convocation Of Gold
Hill Chapter. No. s, Il. A. NJ. held
Thursday evening. December 18th. the
following officers were elected to serve
for the ensuing Masonic year: Samuel
W. Chubbuck. NJ. L. ii. p; willet c.
Davis, L. X; William ID. Sutherlin. L.
S.; L. D.. Folsom. Treasurer; John o,
Benefits, Secretary. The installation
services Of both the Lodge aud Chapter
will be held Saturday evening. December
2lst, 1878.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-13
An Indian ia be Ha.xsd.

WALLA wALLA. W. T.. Dec. i2.-The
trial Of the Cosgans murdsrsrs has becn
concluded at Pendleton. APPS was
proved to be near the spot at the time Of
tho shooting. aud was sentenced TO be
hanged on the 18th Of January. PEG
proved an alibi. aud was discharged.
Lilachled was also discharged. NJ moth.
ing was proved against him. The Indi.
ans are continually leaving the reserva.
ton and crossing the Columbia to join
Moses. Il Is hardly probably that the
execution OF the murderer will precipi.
tate an outbreak before Spring. They
generally acknowledge the justice OF the
sentence.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-13
ANorHlR COOP MAN GONE.
2. n. rhsyer Killed by an Accident
atthe Ward Mine.

At 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon au
accident occurred ut the Ward niue by
which Frank NJ. Thayer, the Superin.
tendsnt. and late OF the Julia. lost his
life. The workmen were engaged in
unloading some heavy hewn stone from
a iat car. and Mr.. Thayer was directing
tho movements as well as helping in the
work. Tbs large derrick set up for such
purposes was in use in raising the
stones. Connection had been made
with u OF these blocks Of granite. and
Mr.. Thaysr with a bar eased it off tho
Dat car as the workmsn piled the wind.
lass attached to the derrick. Az tho
block slipped from the car there was a
drop OF a short distance. and the In.
creased weight upon tho arm OF tho
derrick caused n OF tho guys to give
away. The whole thing fell. aud in its
downward sweep the iron.shod boom OF
the derrick struck Mr.. Thayer on the
right side OF the head near the top.
The wounded man was carried to the
works near at hand aud taken to q room
In the second story. which is fitted up rs
an office and place for making drawings.
A mattress was procured and he was
placed in o comfortable position. when
all was done for him that was thought
proper. pending the arrival Of medical
assistance. DIR. Bronson soon arrived
aud trephined the skull at the point
where 1t wal broken In. A portion Of
the skull. some three inches in length
by two aud q half inches In width. OF an
oval shape, was removed. but the Doctor
from the first had no hope OF saving the
life OF his patient. Mr.. Thayer fingered. |
however, till $50 o'clock this morning. |
when he died. lie was wholly uncon-
scious from the time Of tho accident till
his death.
This sad accident by which another
good man lost his life. following 80 soon
after the death OF l.. II. Torp, created n
profound sensation all along the Com
stock where the deceased hal an unu-
sually large circle OF friends. MIR.
Thayer and wife were among tho guests
invited to dinner by Mr.. Torp last Sun.
day. anu they were on their way to the
latter's house when news Of his death
reached them.
The deceased leaves q wife and family
and numerous friends to mourn his
death. He was u member OF Virginia
Lodge No. 8. +. X A. NJ, by the men,
bsrs OF which his remains were taken
In charge. Coroner Hodges will hold nm
inquest on his remains at O o'clock this
evening. The time aud place for hold.
ing the funeral has not yet been an.
nounced. Il will probably DO held at
Masonic Hall. Sunday afternoon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-13

PERSONAL. - Grill Williams, OF Eu-
reka, called at the News oiico to-day.
He looks as natural US ever. lie reports
the Albion. the first extension Of the
Richmond, Of which he is Superintend.
emit. rs prospecting finely. Tho boys
have put up good hosting works and
laid 2G5O feet Of water pipe, and are
opening up the mine In tho right shape.
II there Is anything in location. II will
yet prove one Of the best mines on the
Base Range. for the rich ore bodies Of
the Richmond have been traced 10 the
dividing line between the two. aud cer-
tainly extend into the Albion.
ADJOURNED OvER.-Thc examination
Of Aude has been adjourned over till .
A. N. tomorrow, in order to give the
Court reporter time TO write out his
short hand notes. The Court will open
at 4 A. NJ, when the testimony OF Sam.
Osbiston will beread over to him prepar.
atory to being signed. The examina.
ton will be continued at 0 o'clock.
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posrorrrcr sronE.-Orndorr 4 Ad.


PosrorrrcE sroRE.-orndorh X Ad-
kison, OF the old Virginia Postofics
Store. Virginia. give notice In our nd.
..-,.,.. .e,.,n..,.s A.. ar, ar, ....
Just received a magnificent stock Of
dolls. toys and other fancy. articles,
suitable i1r no"sh presents, when sncy
aro pouha 70 u'sP1 T " on as III
~son 'eIuhs .hen soou. ny
OF 'ho cno'9es', anu .ney Me JUL M,
nonc WIZ .A'o, n' ~" 49,.
place. Postofico store, three doors be-
low the Virginia City postofics.
w..,.w
d. Knight ofo'nef " "ooy
knight, the we'll known carpenter and
builder. last nisnt ms' Win s,In S Cor L'
som"s spS r.c.;xsa = fssrinl chi in his
49, Ws Mi nrofusslv and WAS for a
considerable length Of time inssnsibls.
Tur ioiut Uuiou.Ms1ican winzs from
-, ,r,,,n, I. .oftsr
formation Of late. and las. evening was
sntboritatiyely reported 10 be emitting
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-13
rue GLAZE.
IL IL Hos settled. Ansr Aii-ners
Delay.

ooa&
WASHINGTON. Dec. 70. = Secretary
Schurz being asked to-day whether Il
was true as tslsgraphed TO certain news.
papers last night that be has decided To
issue a patent to the New Idria Quick.
silver Mining Company. replied that II
was not true. In further conversation
upon the subject he said he supposed
the published report grew out Of the
fact that some time ago he directed a
preliminary examination Of the New Idra
Company's application to bs made with
q view to determining what rights OF the
company or any other party bad In the
premises ; but he would be glad II Con.
gress would determine the rights OF all
the parties by legislative action. and he
has recently 10 informed several mem.
beers Of the House Committee on Public
Lands who have made similar inquiries.
He also informed them. however. that
in view Of the great length Of time dur.
ing which ths New Idria application has
been pending. aud OF the rights Of all
the applicants under tha Law to have
their claims decided, be should not feel
justified in Withdrawing from the per.
formance OF bis official duty unless Con.
gress shall supcrsede bis functions BY
legislative action. The Secretary de.
clinsd to state to-day whether or not he
intended to make q decision on the New
Idria application before the termination
OF the present Congress, but from the
fact that he was Of the last session 70.
qussted by the House Public Lands
Committee to wait final action on the
McGarrahan claim by this Congress.
and that similar requests have been
heretofore regarded, 1t Is now improb-
able he will again postpone action.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-13
Political.

New YoRK. Deer i3.-At the election
OF the Union League Club Nominating
Committee last evening, tho opposition
ticket, headed by Levi p. Morton, was
called the California ticket because many
OF Its supporters are alleged to be intlu.
enced by q well.known Californian mem
Der Of the club. who. It Is stated. as.
pirss TO the Presidency Of the club. The
California ticket was elected by q small
majority.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-13

VS. Coin. " @ Gliddon. W Pearson.
Grin Williams. N q Renoholtz. J Weber,
ID Gildmsker. J W varney. W II stoddard.
J Martin and family. Nay LOWS, Miss @
Sullivan. l. c PArkc. Mrs Matthews. A
Reid, Mrs Ford. Miss J Ford. W Weston.
A II Williams. J y Williams. & Goodwin.
n @ smith. Gus Davenport. Q b Ferry.
Mrs J Arnold. J II MAihowson. Mrs DIR
Bronson. $ II Wright. Mrs Davis, MrsCR
Doyce, T ID Woods.
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Tar main incline Of Sierra Nevada is
still cutting into fine ore as sinking pro-
crosses. and all looks favorable for the
finding Of q tirst,elass BONANZA at the
1JOo level. Good headway - also being
made IN driving the north DRIFT on the
3-Vo level
committee appointed by the
Grand Jury 10 inspect schools school,
nous anu senooimsrms mas oeeh ousy
s 20 .ha' nlPoi'an' au'y .ns
.LS.,h-;.h yIsu ny so'
day.
THx COLI vs.,h., ,.s, ,i,h, .,us.1
49, 49, P'pe noo'a mn 70 eraeH.
water supply this morning. Other citi.
zen In the lower part Of town were
equally industrious.
rux w,;.,,. q, A.. r.,.,.x x,..
blown for ~ NJ. to-day, got caught and
kept on bowling. This was taken for an
alarm OF fire and the department at Vir-
ginia was out and the people generally
On mo "'"
CAPTAIN TAYLOR, late superintendent
OF the Yellow Jacket mine. arrived yes
terday from Bodie. He speaks we'll OF
mine, OF .na' region anu says D'ai'
"a 'sry h'e'y 'Ai"P'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-13
Frost Work.

The guys on tho Mount Davidson
flagstaff are plainly visible these cold
mornings, when they are covered with a
heavy coating OF frost. The Flagstaff Is
admirably situated. rs II can DO seen rs
readily from Gold Hill rs from Virginia.
There is u difference OF several degrees
in the temperature up there on the hill
and down here in tho peaceful valley.
which shelters our people from the rude
blasts of Winter
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-13
rsrsisIs Outrage.

MunrREEsBoRo, Tenn. Dec. a.
Dennis Edwards ~(oolored), living ton
miles from here, was shot and killed last
Saturday by William Smithey and John
b. Jerrolds (whits) because he refused
~ allow n Of them TO cut Cd the tall
OF the horse he had been riding. The
murder occurred Of Edwards cabin.
His wife and child were also hit by bul.
let's and soon after died. A colored WIS.,
itor was fatally wounded. Edwards was
much liked by both races. Smithsy and
Jerrolds have been arrested and the jail
il now being guarded 10 prevent lynch
law being administered.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-13
The fueros.

MADRID. Dec. l2.-Premier Canovas
del Castillo, replying to the energetic
protest OF the Basque Deputies. declared
that the state OF siege would be main-
tanned in the Basque provinces as long
a. agitation for the Fueros continued,
and that the law abolisLing the Fueros
would be carried out to the utmost, do.
spite passive resistance. The declara-
ton has caused q marked sensation In
political circles,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-13
Bodis and virgisia stage Lac.

This new stage line. owned by John
Altman. to run between Bodio and the
Comstock, by way Of Aurora and Mason
Valley. will commence sometime during
this month. The service will be tri.
weekly. leaving Bodie at 4 p. N. and
Aurora at Z p. NJ. arriving In Virginia al
I +. NJ. the following day. The Carson
line is crowded every day now. and the
Mason Valley route will certainly DO q
relief to the travelling public.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-13
nininx stocks In New York.

Nsw YonK, Dec. 10. The World
says: A petition Is in circulation
among members Of tho Stock Exchange.
which has already received upwards Of
400 signatures. calling the attention Of
the Governing Committee to the incon.
venisnce stock brokers have to suffer In
not being able TO deal In stocks without
becoming members OF another ~instution.
Tho petition further prays now that the
mining interests Of the county demands
Il, that the Gold Room DO set apart after
January LIST for trading In mining stocks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-13
IPiosesr sociai.

The wives, daughters. and lady
friends Of tho Pacific Coast Pioneers
will give sociable at the hall OF the o
ciety in Virginia. Thursday evening,
December 10Th. An old.fashioncd New
England kitchen. with all It's attractions
Of stove and oven and culinary arts, will
DO one Of the enjoyable features OF tho
evening. and ii will give pork and beans
and pumpkin pies to the hungry multi.
tuds. The sociabls will be given for the
benefit Of the society. and should DO
largely patronizsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-13
Departure. Last E...i.s.

T Bernstein. y Jones. W Webster. A NJ
Dean. Mrs Patterson. RB Gregory. 4 W
Yerriek. Miss A Holmes. T II Richardson.
J Z Smith. W II Mcdonald. II steits. J 4
Hutchinson. II olcovich. J Martin. James
sias. To Taylor. II q Ward. J = Grasses.
Geo W Jackson. Mrs Howard. Maud Nc
Leod. Mr.. "a Moore, A Buehten. Joseph
Ford. J T. Rem, + Evans, Mrs = Ash,
Mas May Lewis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-13
AN uNDRNiABLR TRUTH.

You deserve to suffer. and IL you lead q m!s.
cradle. unsatisfactory life In this beautiful
world, u 10 entirely your own fault aud there IL
only one excuse for y%ou-your unreasonable
prejudice ana skepticism. which has killed
thousands. Personal knowledge and com lDon
sense reasoning will soon show you that Green's
August Flower will eure You Of Liver Com.
plAInt. or Dyspepsia, with all it- miserable
effects, snch as sick headache. palpitation VI
tho heart, pour stomach, habiinai co-tivenc-s.
dixzlne.s Of the head. nervous prO-tration. low
rririta, etc. Its sal-e now reach every tow
tho Western Continent. and not . Druggist but
will tell you OF It's wonderful cures. You can
buy . sample Bottle for ~ cents. Three do.es
will relieve you. ielO cow
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-13
A-0es.r.pbiesI Lssssrs.

NEW YoHx, Dec. l3.-James Douglas,
Jr., lsctured before the American Geo
graphical Society last evening at Chick
srinp Hall, describing q journey along
the coast Of South America from
Panama to Valparaiso. He attributed
the ascsndency Of British commercial
interests 10 the direct trade between
Liverpool and South American ports by
steamers Of various tonnage which we're
able to penetrate the rivers Of the coast.
The Society passed . vote Of thanks for
his interesting lecture.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-13
A CASE.

One Of the most extraordinary oures on
record was tha: Of the man John Y. Herman.
dsz, residing In Bait Lake City. who vas 81
deaths door with that terrible disease Mars.
mus the best medical AID had failed 70 stop
the progress Of the mAlsdy, when twenty.thres
bottles Of BRfSTOLrS SARSAPARiLl.A and
thrss phisls Of BRiST0LB PILLS made him .
we'll man. jy5s Ina
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-13
rha ..ChrenicIe. Libel nni.

SACRAMENTO. Dec. l2.-Ths libel case
Of O'Donnell vs.. tho San Francisco
Chronicle was called in the Justices Court
to-day. blanchard. District Attorney, mp.
psaring for the prosecution, and A. A.
Cohen for the De Youngs. After some
preliminary proceedings the case was
continued until January 9Th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-13
Newspaper Ma. Iianqu.,tsd.

NV YORx, Dec. IA reception was
given tonight by the New York Press
Climb to Colonel J. N. Heating. editor OF
the Memphis appeal, in recognition OF
his heroic conduct during the yellow
fever scourge. The club rooms were
crowded. Colonel Heating briefly re-
sponded 10 the welcome extended by
the President, J. b. Wood. and speeches
were made by j. W. Simonton. Algernon
3. Sullivan. Chauncry Depew. Peter
Cooper. Rev. T. Dewitt Talmnge.
Thomas Ronsasller. Father Lille and
otharx.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-13
FATAL DELAY.

Il 10 often the case that We ssernee our live.
By delaying the use Of proper remedies. A few
hours Lost Ia often fatal In acute diseases.
Fever and Inflammation waits for no man. but
when unchecked hurrie. on to modification
and death. DO not be guilty Of this fatal delay.
Upe frelJ Brstoi's sarsaparills and Pills; In
than you have safety and health. oc1d cod I'm