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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-29
A FRANCISCO.

The sand Lot Meeting Yesterday
Movements Of the Chinese I'm.
bsssy.
Ban Francisco. July 2o.-The work
ingmsn hold the usual meeting at the
sand lots yesterday. and were addressed
BY wellock and others. The speakers
pitched into the Chinese Embassy and the
management Of the Palace Hotel for hoist
ing the dragon dag on the arrival OF the
embassy. asserting that workingmsn should
have waited upon the management at the
timo and demanded that the offensive em-
biem be hauled down.
Tho Ward Presidents OF the Working.
mems party met yesterday TO hear com.
plants Of parties whose ballots were re-
fused st the lato election. About twenty
presented their cases, but u 10 doubtful
II any action will be taken In the matter.
~ tho parties lost their votes purely
through their own failure TO comply with
the provisions Of law regulating change
Of residence ~ Affecting franchise. Neso-
lutions were passed condemning the ap.
athy Of the Government In not taking any
decided steps TO abate Chinese immigra.
ton ; also c%ondemning the Supervisors
and Board Of Health for taking no action
TO remove Chinatown from lie present To-
cation. Some Of tho speakers strongly
expressed the opinion that nothing would
be done 70 settle tho matter Of Chinese Inn
migration until the w%orkingmen. with an
armed organization took tho question into
their own hands.
Tho Chinese Embasssdor and suite to.
day made the tour Of Chinatown In car
riiges, being driven through all portions
Of the quarter, concluding BY visiting tho
joss house. A great crowd Of Chinese
and whites followed them. drawn by curl.
a.tA-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-29
THE TRIGGER.
Quarterly Contest OF the virsinis
spersinE club NJ stsambs

Tho morning train to washoe Valley
was more than usually we'll loaded yestsr'
day. Private picnic parties were plenty
and those seeking fresh air and g%reennes'
10 gladden. the eye aud cheer the heart and
70 get out Of the hea, during the day. were
in force. or thoss Of board yesterday
many stopped at the Bowers Mansion bu'
the greater number kept on 10 Steamboat
| 10 witness the quarterly shooting matcn Oh
tho Virginia Shooting Club.
The match was at 20 single. II yard'
| rise. so yards bounds, aud for the com
pany gold medal aud four prizes. firsi
prlie-Company medal and Q gun'cass
valued at S25 and presented By Aessrs,
Thompson 4 Son Of New York. Second
prize-Leather cartridge trunk. valued q
Si0. Third prixs-Hunting knife. valued
Al: hyo dollars. Fourth prizs-lto TIA
man making the poorest score) cleaning
rod, valued at IS 30. Halssy referee and
scorer, and Tom Stephens and Ora
cius referees. Pools sold quite lively on
the result and considerable coin changed
pockets on the following soors;
Ed. Harris. 1910 mn iiol
I ~l1l0l-l0.
Gu. Ash. iIiil iiiio ooiii
lll0l-l0.
Frank Bi.hop. oooOi mo 90
no i000l-s. 49,.
A. @. Pratt. mo 1ilii III
I llI1i-19.
W. D. @. Gibson. mn l0iii
0li0 l0lll-l6. 80,
VIM. Dormer. 00lli l00l0 i0U
II HILLS. -.
10 Ioll0-l5. $500 =,
Thomas Moses. I 0001 mo 10
|0lO lllli-l3.
Thomas Diamond. iiiit mn Q
lil1 1l1ll-l9.
]. L. Conroy. 0li1l llill OIL
10 l1lli-i7.
David James. 00lll 0OOl0 10 Q
10 1909.
]. y. Ksneen, 0l0ll 0ll0l 10
90 lOll0-ii
A. Hooper. l ll0l lllll ll0lO
l LID.
DR.. Robinson. oOio1 nm ioi
10 0lli0 Oils.
II. Bhoeneman, l 000l mo 10
0l0 i0l00-l0.
Hub Parker. lli0l mn ioi
10 Ill.
J. II. McCsulsy. illl0 mn II
HOLLIS.
Ties on 10. Thomas Diamond and A. @.
Pratt. are TO Be shot or ct the next convs-
nient meeting Of the Club. on account OF
the want Of birds yesterday. j. II. Nc
Cauley took the second prize on IS. Ties
on II were Conroy and Parker. The for
NOR took the prize BY agreement. Tbs
fourth went TO bishop and James who tied
ON 0 and 10 10 DO settled between them.
The day was not favorable for good
shooting the wind being very strong. The
Club. however, took things quite ct their
ease. having . large "a BY "a shelter tent
for their protection. and In which was
kept the stun which fires whether fulminA'
tors explode or not and which always keep
cartridges from sticking. Taken all and
In all and the day was . good one for en-.
joynent II not for scores.
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The Eclipse.

The eclipse Of the sun. or. a. . little
girl In Virginia called II. the "clipit."
came of to-day according 70 announce
ment. and was ~patronized BY everybody
who could get . little smoke and . bit OF
glass. In Gold Hill men even quit look
ing through the bottoms Of ordinary
glasses and took 10 those used by the boys.
While the patronage was very general. u
was BY Q few favored ones special - we'll.
One memorable woodpecksr perched him.
self on . housetop with q telephone impro.
vised Of . yeast-powdsr can and . bit OF
twins attached 70 . paper kite. and thus
reports what he heard:
Esrth-Hi say, ole son
sun-FaiI. an I'm lukin' o. yel
Earth-Hi know bloody we'll 70 hare.
but not o. commonly. 90 the ell put
that bloody 'ed.hon you. you knowf Best
look zee.
sun-Ah. 70 dirthy blscksardf It's no
head I've on me, but some q seems 10
have beltod 20 over tho COB.
Earth-Comes long. you know. III zee
bloody we'll what's matter. That blarsted
hold maid no. mine, the moon. Q come
hAtwixi hus.
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Az Arsoclous csinE.
4 Lady Outraged and Killed By
fiends who Declare Her In.

INV
NEW YoRK. July 29.-The Tive. to-day
adds to the criminal record an account Of
perhaps the most audacious crimo ever
perpetrated in this country. It appears
that some months since . married lady Of
Boston. 81 great refinement and beauty.
and occupying q prominent social position.
had been visiting friends In the interior Of
this State. and when leaving took . draw.
ing room car on tho New York Central
road for Albany, where her husband
awaited her. Two villains followed into
the car, probably attracted by the valuable
Iewelry which she wore. and when the con.
ductor approached the lady for her ticket
informed him that they were her friends,
that she WAS deranged. and they unfortu.
nately had been selected 10 convey her to
the Utica Asylum. In spite OF her profess
tations and appeals for protection the
scoundrels succeeded In convincing the
conductor and passengers OF the truth OF
their story. and removed tho lady from the
cars Of Utica. sho ~swooning a. the train
moved away She was then lifted into .
coach. chloroformed. taken to . house OF
III repute, outraged and robbed Of her
jswelry and clothing. Tho husband
learned Of his wifo's alleged insanity when
the train arrived at Albany. and procuring
. special engine started for Utica without
delay. Upon arriving . few inquiries en-
abled him to flnd the disreputsbls house
uhsrs his wife had been taken. and there
he found her lying uyon the bed almost
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OFFICIAL MINING LETTERS.

The following letters, under the dates
given. have been sent from the Comstoek
TO the principal Offices Of the various COM
panies in San Francisco:
CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA.
yrRntSrA CRY, July "a. ls7s.-A. W.
Ravens. Secretary Consolidated virginia
Mining Company-Dcar Sir: The 800
station set il In place In the shaft and the
.t.,ion cleared ont. The shaft has been
ENLARGED and retimbercd IS feet below that
station. Good progress is being made In
onsninc out the south drift from this sta
tion ,o The ore slopes. We find nearly 400
feet Of thi. drift very badly crushed, and
will have TO retimber IL.
THE heat still continues intense. both In
the shaft aud on the several levels OF the
mine. During the coming week We shall
suspend work eight hours each day In the
shah. at which time the platforms and all
distractions 10 ventilation will Be 70
moved. and by this means We hope 70 re-
duee the temperature Of the mine. While
this will delay the work In the shaft. the
improved ventilation Of the several levels
Of the mine will enable ne TO carry on our
work At those points 10 better advantage.
The daily yield Of ore has been about 2so
tons. -.
ON the 1900 level the southwest driit
from tho q. 4 @. drift has been run IL fest.
ON the 1850 level tho repairs 70 the main
air gallery leading to the Gould q curry
shaft are being continued.
ON the 1850 level the new Wine In the
western ore body IL now down " fset'
passing through ore giving good Essays.
The repairs on the main southwest driit 10
the @. 4 c. shaft are not yet'complsted.
ON the 1850 Lowell the drift north from
No. 8 Wine il In Ill feet. passins through
low grade orc. We hope this week TO con-
meet with the west ore slopes. which wiil
materially improve our ventilation 81 That
point.
ON the 1850 level crosseutN No. 4 has bean
extended IS feet ; total length from The
south lateral drift. &C feet. The material
passed through has been porphyry. which
blasts we'll. The sill door in the drift run
ming north from No. 2 crosscut 10 still be-
ing extended. The south drift from No. 2
cro.scut Is in ~ feet. We expect to con-
meet with the north drift from No. . cross
"a the coming week.
On tho 1850 level west crosscut No. 2
has been extended Is feet /; total length 81
feet. II il passing through bard porphyry.
No work has been done in the south drift
during the past week.
The c. a O. shaft has been sunk and
timbered 8 feet. and 10 now 81 feet below
the 1880 level. We are engaged In putting
In foundation timbsrs for . plunger pump
At q point 40 feet below the 1850 station.
and expect TO have tho pump running dur
ing the coming week. The dow Of water
continues strong and the rock hard.
W. II. Patton. Supt.
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HALE \ NoncnOss.

VIRGINIA CIrY. July 80. ls7s.-Joel +.
Lightner. Esq. Secretary Hale 4 Norcross
Silver Mining Company Dear Sir
Pumping WAS resumed o. the 23d instant,
and we held tho water from 10 10 80 feet
below tho 1000 level. The stoppages oil
the pump for the past week were 10 hours
and so minutes. Total number OF strokes.
8 .5s2. or an average Of 5.i5 strokes per
minutes.
Fourteen hundred feet. . part OF the
new air pipe. are In place. aud the
foundation for tho requisite machinery
ready TO set. All tho improvements now
under construction for the better ventilA-
ton Of the mine greatly increase the eI'
penss the present month. Should the air
current be turned again. the same ina
ehinery will greatly facilitate future pros
pscting. Another set Of boilers have re'
ceived . thorough overhauling.
The Chollar- NorcrossrSAvage shaft com
pletsd drift station and started drift on the
27th instant.
PnILIPP DEiDEsHEIMEn. Snpt.
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xErokr.
nan FRANCHISE Beard.
THIS MORNING.

THIS MORNING.
2o3o 0phir. Sc. SCI. 96s. 81. STa. IS,
37h, So. IS. 37a, 40. a. i3,
i3S, As. AZ, AZ, &c, t6s, "a, i6a
AN, Az, i6
2G00 Mexican. l2a, 1914. i2k, l2Asl
49,. ~ b30
$40 Gould a Curry, ca, ca
40 Best 4 Belcher. IA. 49,
405 California. 0. sh
405 Savage. 81. o.
$50 Con. Virginia. ST., 81
co Chollar. %. an
20 Hale 4 Norcross. ~
375 Crown Point. g.
2i0 Yellow Jacket, 90
300 Imperial. Csc. Coo
260 Kentnck. 3 IS, 81, 35
Gs5 Bslchsr. 4 05. 4 10 80
1850 Sierra Nevada. ~, ~, s, ~,
lao Alpha, ~. i0's
10 Utah. o
CAS- Bullion. 4 20. AS
1880 Exchequer. . -. 0 40. ga
100 Overman. 81. o., 10
c50 Justice. 4 co. ass, a., ~ b, 4 40
AS
100 Silver Hill. roc. Coo
260 Union Con-. ~, 1A,,1
800 Succor. 90c
1890 Julia. 7s.I
40 Alta. ~, -
200 Caledonia. I 81, | %
50 Andes, 3jc
900 LsviAthAn. tOc
$50 Ward. ~
las Benton.
GT5 Trojan, 40
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-29

v,,a,x, C,rx Jniv 81. is7a.-C C.. T..
Gordon F.o-. secretary California Mining
Gcsn H. ai,. n Consolidatsi
vSsa,ns. .h.t, h.. han enlarged md re-
,.,as".., o. g., hslor ,ha 1900 station.
rl" $50 all eon,,nns. ,n,snss. both In
y ~ on ,hs .av.r.l Laval, Of ths
NY n.,Sna ~ comins vs.h Ne .h.ll
m.. un,L s,sh, ho,r, e.ch dsy In the
ssg 5,sIn. wh,ch Tina IA nl,tform. aud
IN i=a,cr,nnsions n yentil.tiou win be rs-
a.as W ~ ,his mssns No bops 10 re-
- a.. ,smn.r.,,,s OF ths mius. While
ny ~, soI.r wort in ,hs hat thu i'm.
49, .sn,ii,,,on 81 tbs did,rsnt levels
49, nins Iii enable n. IN cary ON our
wo,l =, ,hs.s noipts 10 batter Advantage.
m. J.iiv WALL ~ ore hss been about 275
ineaA'! !
'onms. IN ,.,.i -. h.,. 5-;.eontnn.d
ou ~, TN ~. ~ a o. shsft
so'n VI "0
TOT w. ESQ ,..., Az. no,,h ar,,t from
90 "a. H. vir,inj. .h.s, In. been
'ne w 'n,s,., ,an.,h All fsst
sa'AneeI 20 10. ..5 -rs,imhering
Ihe VOTE u eniak,us Iii Thsre
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FROM HON. W. II. JONES OF WEST
DOVER, VT.

"I have been troubled from my boJhood with
chronic or hereditary lung complaint. Some
years since. early In the Winter. i took cold,
which % usual settled Into . severe cough.
which continued to increase rs the season I'D.
vanced. although I made uss Of oil the cough
remedies I had knowledge Of. Ny family ply.
siciun also prescribed for me. but | experienced
M relief. During all this time ! was gradually
running down. losing fesh and strength until
my friends as well - mytelf became very much
alarmed, thinking I should waste away In con.
sumption. while In Boston. during the spring
following. I Was induced 10 Try wistar's Baisam
OF Wild Cherry. After one days trial wss
sensible that it wGs relieving me; In ten days
time my cough had entirely ceased. aud was
soon restored 10 health aud strength. have
ever since hept the ialsam In my house. aud
whenever any member OF ny family hss .
cough OF cold 10 IL Immediately resorted 10.
No famiiy should be without t." SOLD BY al
druggists.
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r,x,nx CONSOLIDATED.

ymntSi, CRY. July 27.-Robsrt shsr.
wood. Esq. President Union Consolidated
Mining tompany-Dsar Sir; On our
1000 level the north drift has been en-
tended Is feet. total length from our south
lins 5i2 feet. The material passed
through continues to 10 porphyry and
clay. We are engaged In snlarging and
retimbering . portion OF this driit tnas -
badly crushed. which will interrupt our
progress for a few days.
Tho joint Mexican east eIossou' on o
south line has been extended 20 feet since
lat report; total length from the main
lateral drift, asa feet. II still continues TO
be hard blasting ground.
We have completed the work Of snlarg'
ing and retimberiny the north DRIFT 70 the
sierra Nevada shaft. which will Improve
our ventilation on this level.
W. II. Parton. supt.
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JusrICE.

Coin HILL, New, July IS, ls7s.-n.
+. Kelly. Esq, Secretary Justice Mining
Company-Dear Sir Since Saturday have
been running pumps from lower tank up
In order 10 get water down TO fix lower
pump. The water in the bottom OF the
Incline 10 draining OF rapidly. South
drifts 1850. 1875 and 1900 levels have all
entered Z change Of ground, soft and fav.
orable. with = seepage Of water. This pro-
gross Of those drifts 10 less rapid than
heretofore. As timbers have TO DO kept up
close TO face.
South Wine No. 2. 1850 level, IL down
80 feet. In orc Of poor quality as an aver
age. but showing spots VI rich ore. No
change In any Of the crosscuts on the DIFF
ferent levels. Wine No. I. south. 1900
level. Is just started, and shows An i'm
provemsnt in . few feet depth. One seam
issays from $50 to 500.
SAN. T. CURTIS. Supt.
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fse, /: south crosscut east. 800 level. 81
feet No. 3 west crosscut. 800 level. %
feet. The main incline has been sunk and
timbered eight feet. Tho face OF the south
cros.cut on the 800 level continues in fine
looking vein matter and low grade ore.
The north drift IL also showing quartz aud
ore Of low grade. The face OF the north
drift on the 300 level shows several streaks
Of good orc. Tho bottom Of the main In.
cline 10 In q fine character Of birdseyc por-
phyry.
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r.ru,ursrsa FLASHES.
Cosdeused T~issrsms from all For.
lions OF the World.


II. l.. Dodge. Superintendent Of the
Ran Francisco mint. has issued Q notiica-
zion stating that the price hereafter to
be paid for silver In sums Of ten ounces or
less will be equivalent to tho London
rate on the day OF purchase, less one,hali
cent per ounce line, payable IN S'andard
silver dollars.
A Portland. Oregon. dispatch says that
The rendexyous for all the un~friendly In.
Jisns' both on the Oregon and Washing.
ton Territory side, 10 at the foot OF Priest
Rapids. where they are collecting IN great
numbers. Chief Moses says maj No can
not control his young men, and wAfh'
settlers to look out for themselves
The latest crop reports from different
parts OF Minnesota indicate . considersols
deficiency 10 the southern counties, wnere
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-29

Tur MASnox.-Thers Is No decrease In
the popularity Of tho Bowers Mansion As =
pleasure resort. The ground. were we'll
allied again yesterday. and Nat. Holmes;
the accommodating proprietor. made All
his guests welcome. The various games
aud sports wers literally pa'ronized-the
swimming pond receiving the most atien-
ton. All who were present succeeded IN
having . good time and enjoyed the trip
home.
TNE TO BEEArME.-The lower levels OF
the Consolidated Virginia and California
minss ar. hereafter 10 he given a daily
breathing spell. Commencing this week
work will DO suspended eight hours every
,l.y and the platforms and other ob-true-
tons taken out Of the Consolidated shalt.
Will. fhis will delay the completion of the
shsft n will greatly facilitate important
operations that are going ON Ia the lower
levels.
MINERS Usios OFFICERS ELKcrrp.-
The following-named officers were elected
by virginia Miners Union last Friday
evening. Finance Commiitee-Jamts
Dolsn, Edward Conway and Richard Ar
mold; Library Directors-Charles VIII
Hanson. John Tate. Frank Murphy James
Docksry and Ney ChurrhmAn.
Ar suERIrr's s,LE.-A deed was filed in
the County Recorders Office saturday 10y
the sheriff Of Storey county. conveying to
Lonkey a smith the Superior Gold aud
silver Mining Company claim. Consid-
Grafton. s7J2 ~.
Tux California Mining Company Sat
urdsy night shipped bullion TO ihs value
Of $is5,G3 Is. and for the Consolidated
VIRGINIA Company TO the value Of &c.,
Oi9 As. making . total Of s2i9.GsI Gi.
M,SrEL DIN has discovered some good
ora At . point eighteen miles north Of Pyra-
mid Lake. The ledge Is eight ise' IN
.id,h. and an average assay shows theroek
10 contain ST. In gold and so IN silver
Turar are about 10000 cords Of wood
:, N. c.r,op river at Dayton. N 9'Voo
ca,i. Al sutro. Jason Lothrop has ihe
contract for taking 1t out al both places
Tupu. 4. some tall Of a shooting match
betve.p Billy Haskins and smith. the
.hsrp.hooter recently imported from sA'
Francisco by the National Guard
= Da. DAVID Dawson. the specialist from
NJ. Louis. has removed tn Room No. 5o'
Frederick House. Virginia.
Tux thermometer fell foul degrees DUR
the eclipse this ~afterooon.
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Arr,v.l. Yesterday Morninx.

CT Mcdonald. J N Mcmillan. c Ogy
7 Kiiday. N Morris. J Mcmahon. Joseph
Barnert. Y Beaver. T. Goldstsin. William
FAIRY. = Robinson. J ramOne, Commodore
Matt. J Mcconnell. V spiro wife and child,
l. A Imhous. G II Wilson. J J Nichols
A W Poole. Mrs. John Gillig. Gov Bradley,
Miss ID Henderson. J l. Moore, Mrs N II
smith. O II Ni1ton. Miss NJ l. Young,
Eobt Sherwood. II T Kea,ing. W Goodman,
Chas Allen. n d Williams. Geo Rignoli
and wife. u Z Sullivan. L c Wood. J A
Quinan. y Diekman. $ Rsinhart. 5 osbis'
ton.
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MEXICAN.

vrnorxr, CuY. July ~. ls7s.-c: Ia
Weller. President Mexican Mining Com'
pany-Dear Sir: On our 1000 level Q
Joint Union Consolidated east crosscut IA
been extended 20 feet: total length from
our main lateral drift, 49, feet. The
material passed through Is the same - at
last report. The joint 0phir east o-oss-
cut has been advanced 20 feet; total length
from the main lateral drift. lsG feet. The
material passed through continues hard
blasting. We have completed the work Of
snlarging and retimbering the north drift
10 the sierra Nevada shaft. which will Inn
proye our ventilation on this level.
W. II. PATTON, Supt.
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nrsr n BrIcugR,

VIRGINIA CRY. July %, ls7s.-william
Willis. Esq. Secretary Best 4 Belcher
Mining Company Dear Sir: During
the stoppage Of the work from the joint
winze. 1900 level. the water rose co feet.
A donkey pump had to be put In place to
throw the water TO the 100 level. When
this was done We found tho station and
the lower part Of the Wine In such > con-
dition that II required retimbering. This
Is now being done. but will take tho whole
Of this week to put II in good order. Work
will then be resumed In tho crosscut.
Since we completed putting in tho large
air pipe from the @. Il q. DRIFT the air IN
the joint Wine IA very cool. The 1900
levsl Gould 4 Curry is not yet In condition
for Us to work In our north drift.
L. I. 0~sBisroS. Supt.
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oouI.p Ann CURRY.

VIRGINIA CRY. July 20. is7s.-A. X.
Durbrow. Esq. Secretary Gould 4 Curry
Mining Company-Dear sir; We have
been pumping steadily during the week,
aud have 80 lowered the water that only .
feet remain ON the 1900 level. think by
Tuesday II will be out and We will DO able
10 get TO work. The heat In the bottom
Of the incline Is 30 great that II Is almost
impossible to do any work. This. how
ever. will be greatly improved when the
drift IL opened sufficiently to allow the
current 70 pass through the south drift 10
the Savage joint Wine. II no accident
occurs We will be working on the 1900
level ON Wednesday. All the machinery
10 working well.
=. 7. OssisroS. Supt.
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cold HIN s.lii Ahead.

The target shooting match between Billy
Haskins Of the Sarsleld Guard. and Frank
Monahan Of the Emmett Guard. resulted
yesterday. a. tho News predicted. in . VIC.
tory for the Gold Hitler. Ar was before
stated. the conditions were-distsncs. 400
yards ; 20 shots each regulation rife ;
Creedmoor rules and regulations. The
stakes were 500 . side. Here 10 the COM
plete core:
W. q. Haskins-s. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. s. 8. 46.
4. 8. 5, 4. 4, AS. s., 4. 5-s5.
Frank Monahan-3, g. 4. 8, 8, 4. ., 4. =,
8, {, 4. 4, l.. I, 8, o, 4, 4, 6-78.
There was not much outside betting. -
the men were considered vary evenly
matched. although on account Of MS ef'
tensivs experience the chances we're con-
sidered In favor Of the Virginia man.
Haskins 10 . new man In the shooting
ranks Of tie Comstock.
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LIVER IL KING.

The Liver 10 the imperial organ Of the whole
human system. a. u controls the life. health
and happiness Of man. When II 10 disturbed In
its proper action, all kinds OF ailments are the
natural result. The digestion u tue rood the
movements Of the heart and blood, the action
IL the brain and nervous system. are all immc.
diatsly connected with the workings 81 the
Liver. II has been successfully proved that
Green's august Flower 10 unequaied In curing
all perspns afiilct.d with dyspepsia or Liver
Complaint, and all the numerous symptoms that
result from an unhealthy condition oi the Liver
and stomach. sanple bottles 10 try, 10 cents.
Positively sold In all towns on tue Western
Continent. Thr,o doses will prove that Il 10
just what you want. lel COW