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The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1878-06-07

among the cases, and tor week aftef-
wards went abort chuckling to himself
like an insane boy. He had settled ac-
counts with the lunch man Register.
4 Confession.
Some one, figure arrayed in white, with
frills around its head and blood in its eye,
let him in, and he lunged with easy grace
into the first chair that passed him, after
he had made several vain attempts to
seat himself on the piano. The reproach-
ful figure of Mrs. Boshyschell regarded
him with calm severity, and her icy silence
made him feel uncomfortable.
Meggareck,n he said thickly, but with
grave earnestness, "Moggarcck,' Mrs.
Bosbyschell's front name is Margaret),
I've = hic-l've gotta gotta quick
ened Gosh elscen
"A what ?" asked Mrs. Bosbyschell in
calm disdain.
:" A quicken"d coschinee, repeated Mr.
BosbYschell. "A quickened coshince A
-hic-I'ye gotta-hic-s melting ommy
min, Meggart. we eotta-hic-cof1es,
siol-cod -gottafession t,make.s
You can make it in the morning" she
said imperiously. I am going to bed.
You may sleep where you please, or rath-
er where you can"
Nav" protested Mr.. Bosbyshell, with
much yehemenee. II can',-eantwait-
hic-cantgot sleep tn th'sload ommy-
ommy mind. Got confession t'make, an
mus'-mus' make it. Done suthin', Mog-
gart,-hie-been = been a beena load
omny mind long time. Been carryin'
-hic-guilty secret round 18th me too
long. Quickened coshience won gimma
nope-hic- no peace. Mus tell you
sumpin', Nogert; sumin Ii s'prise you.
I've
Mercy on me-, man T. exclaimed Mrs.
Bosbyschell, startled from her composure,
'swhat have you been doing Tell me
quick, tell me, for heavens sake
Moggart said Mr.. Bosbyschell, els
sumthin you nev-hie-neyer suspee-
suspected. It'll mos kill you. HicI
Spec it'll n hie-nigh drive me crazy.
.sawfal t think bout it Y'-y, woaldn
leave it of me. Margaret, we wouldn
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1878-06-07

A good character is pretty much der
same to a man ash goot umbrella. Ven
larg clouds dhreaten over his head, all he
ish got to do vas to hold him up, und der
storm basses over, he is none der worse.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1878-06-07

A Harrisburg paper, answering cor
respondent on a question Of etiquette
says: " When lady and gentleman are
upon the street, the lady should walk in
side Of the gentleman"
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1878-06-07

A little Florida boy tanned an alligator
to come to the shore and take food out Of
his hand and one morning the alligator
took the food and the little Florida boy
too.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1878-06-07

An Irish servant girl recently boasted
to lady that at her old place she always
rose at four, made the fire, put on the ket-
tie, prepared breakfast md made all the
beds before any one was up in the house.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1878-06-07

A Doctors wife tried the persuasive
effect Of tears. Wife" said he, "tears
are useless; I have analyzed them.
They contain little phosphate of lime,
ssme chloride of sodium, and water.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1878-06-07

The refusal ofa wife to kiss her husband
appears to be regarded as the greatest Of
marital crimes in this section Of the coun-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-18
THE suTRo TUNNEL.
III piaaasies 81 shs Recent Tempe
rnry Ciosing and ReepeainE Of
the Connection with shs savage
Nine.


Tho ,-ol,ow,nc di.,.,eh N tho Ann e,.
- -. -,
plans 'he recent o"PoiA'' s'o''"s snu
reopening OF the connection between the
sutro Tunnel and the Savage mine work.
Sc.
surno' Nev.' July lO'-on the isih 10.
slant the driit connecting the savage mine
with tho suiro Tunnel was closed by or
der OF General Thomas u. williams stop
ping the AIR current ana ineteasins tne
heat In both the mine and tne tunnel 70 =
former Internal proportions. ~ Is true
thai every oiast nr.d IN tne SURF ianne,,
by tho conclusion OF me AR knoeked aowh
The wooden gate, AND - oi'sn nn ~as
thrown opeh was eioseu anu nsiIeu W
again. These lew moments, however,
we're Suiicient 10 permit tne giant powder
smoke TO escape. ureat man
Tested itself among the miners, and on
sunday afternoon . eommittse appointed
by them waited upon suuo, reIue.uns
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-18
ALL THESE TROUBLES,
"ARIIE BRACE"
other stsaiiags OF the Eiko Tramp
He Turns Up In Carses-sack
lag the state Capital.

II. T. Brace, tho petty larceny humorist
from Elko. had to leave that place on ac-
count Of his thieviug ~propensiiies. lie
stole = ride over the railroad. bummed his
grub and whisky wherever ho went, pock.
eied any little thing he saw and faneied.
and when he got to Virginia and Gold
Hill went In for q promiscuous harvest OF
things In general. Our silver specimen
and Daggett's fine meerschaum were mere
tribes. only realizing 81 each. At the
Bank Exchange, Gold Hill. he coveted
Charley Prices coat. as II just suited him
10 wear beneath his duster. Steve ellis
coat. which he stole at the Eai,pri'e edito-
rial rooms. he could not sell for anything,
10 being an editors coat. but the pencils
and postage stamps he nipped from
Charley Goodwin's drawer at the same
time, he found handy to trade of for
drinks at almost any saloon or deaifAll.
In fact. his style IL 10 cruise about and
load up wherever lie can, robbing friend
or foe. with strict impartially. aud then
unload at the first convenient pawn shop
or other available place. lie succeeded In
cumming Q ride 30 Carson. and ut last nc
counts was hungrily wandering about with
teara In his eyes looking for something
worthy Of his steal. lie will sack and
bankrupt the town u they will give him
anything like . fair show. Brace IL .
natural kleptomaniac.
The Carson officers had full warning
from NJ a. to the fellows propensities, but
have been afraid to arrest him as he boldly
threatened 10 steal tho whole town, Jail,
State House and all II they did. Similar
fear was no doubt what prevented
tho Eai.rpris folks from saying =
single word about him the next
morning after robbing Them they
knowing also that he had robbed
the NEws Office. Nothing else certainly
induced them to allow all tho other papers
In the county to get ahead Of them on the
item. They felt comparatively sale IN
doing 90 after all the other papers had
published the fellow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-18

The Old Boys are still ~zeslously at work
getting up new and peculiar attractions
for their piuic at Bowers Mansion Bat
urjsy. Never have 90 many smussmens
been devised for . like occasion and never
has an abundant success boon better A.
.ured or better deserved. Thsre will Be-
scarcely a horse left on the coRstock %
great Is the demand for private convey
ance., in which 10 make the charming
drive over the grade. and cars have been or.
dered by the dozens for the excursiouists.
In addition to the attractions enumerated
from time to time there will DO . salute
ired on the grounds vhea the excursion
arrives by Company A. First Nevada
Artillery. under Captain Lord and Lieuten-
an, Galusha. The boys do not purpose to
incur the expense OF special car Tor theif
transportation. but will mount thsir nor
see. take seats. and ride W the srounus
over the grade and DO there TO give noisy
welcome to those who attsnd. Ihey wiu
subsequently, point their qua Ala target
mile or 40 Away and let alp the dogs OF
war. II their ammunition 10 good. Town
will 20 the target. too. for the members OF
the company have some experienced ean-
noniers among them.
There will be. during the day, . loot
ball match between the champion kiekers
% the Comstock. under those valiant
Knights Of recalcitrAtion, Wells Drury OF
the NEws and sam Davis Of the CAron,eis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-18
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

The Cornell Harvard eight-oared Fresh'
man race was rowed at Auburn. New
York, yesterday. Cornell won by nearly
three lengths in i7:i3h.
Edison. Of p~honogrsph fame. will spend
some weeks on the Pacific Coast. after OBJ
serving the eclipse Of the sun on the 10Th
instant. He 10 now on his way to Rawlins,
with Professor Draper and party OF SCI
entiilc gentlemen.
The English steamer J. d. Walker sailed
from New Haven to-day with . cargo oil
arms and ammunition. valued at 81 ,O35,.
900, for the Turkish Government.
Tho Greeks are maintaining state Of
anarchy In Thessaly and Epirus, fearing
that p~aciacation there would enable tho
Turk 10 indefinitely postpone compliancc
with the directions Of the Treaty OF Ber'
lin.
It 10 not believed that war between Tur'
key and Greece will result from tho angry.
disappointed feeling Of the Greeks at the
Berlin treaty, but II 10 thought Thai the
boundary question can only 10 settled
upon Intervention Of the Powers. Delyn'
mis-. the Greek Envoy TO Berlin, now In
London. may be able 10 arrange . method
for bringing the question 10 . settlement
through British influence.
Bratiano, Prime Minister OF Roumania.
Was seriously injured by . carriage acci.
dent In Bucharest yesterday.
Henry N. Phillips. William Hines and
William Pearson, respectively cashier.
bookkecpcr and superintendent Of the
cloak department In tho establishment Of
Wilson 4 Grecig, dry goods firm. lately
suspended, have been arrested. charged
with systematic robbery Of their employ
ers. When the Arm went into bankruptcy
10 found itself on taking Al inventory Of
is stock. 100, 900 behind.
A meeting OF dramatic writers has been
held In New York for the purpose Of &C.
tablishing . protective society for The ben
ft Of the craft and fostering Of stage liter
AZURE On this side Of the water.
Collector Arthur Of New York will turn
over his Office 70 bis successor. General
Merritt, al tho Close Of business Saturday.
Deputy Collector Lydscksr will retire with
General Arthur.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-18

GorSo ron GoLD.-The Dayton Gravel
Mining Company's engine will be ready
for them In about three days. and will b
Immediately put in place, so that work
can DO resumed In the shaft. The water
raised from tho mine will be used to wash
the dirt taken out. and good and increas-
ing pay IL expected with each foot OF depth
till the bedrock 10 reached.
Monk MINES Silver bearing quartz
lodges are still being found In the region
of Paradise Valley. Some OF the leads
found are quite rich. but they are gener-
ally narrow. Most Of tho prospecting 10
done by ranchmen.
sicK.-sicknsss iis already finding vic
tins on the Comstock. l.. p. DreIler has
been some ten days confined 70 his room,
and Deputy Constable Bosher has been
lighting OF typhoid fever since the middle
Of last week.
Tunry miners wcro somthsred In the
Alta mine last sunday afternoon. They
went in too soon after . blast and wers
oyerpowered with noxious fumes. They
were taken TO the surface Immediately and
sent home. Neither Of them wAs seriously
hurt.
AT the Savage mine they are again drift
ing on the 2i0O level. In the crosscui
west the ground 10 growing softer and
some stringers Of promising quartz are
beginning 10 be encountered.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-18

LErrER Two letters reached
the Consolidated Virginia Office yesterday
with supsrscriPiions which asionished
even Postmaster Addison. Tho first was
addressed a. follows; John wm.
MAckAy. Big bonanza. Nevada. near Mary.
Vile. North America tinl tho United
States Of America" The other came In
search of Colonel Fair and Is calculated 10
catch him wherever he might be. IL WAS
addressed flames Fair. Esqr., Miner.
Silver Hills Silver Mines, California.
North OF London (inl America. known as
one Of the Big BONANZA"
TuE LADY BRYAS MISE.-The Lady
Bryan Silver Mining Company have in
eorporaied. to mine in Storey county, Ne
vAda. Capital. $1,000, 900. divided into
100. 900 shares OF 500 each. Directors
Charles Y. smyth. I. y. Thompson, W. y.
Wood. Thomas Z. Grant and George W.
Hazeltine.. Thus does this old mine
like . man who has passed through bank
~ruptcy-once again make . start in the
mining world. There IL no good reason
WHY the mine should not be successfully
worked. Much work has been done to
start In with.
LNELr.-It Was lively for just . few
moments round about Moneys livery
stable. in Virginia. yesterday. Welsh
was hrst beard ordering some one of the
premises and applying TO him epithets not
very complimentary. A moment later was
. f~oot-raee: Sullivan being In advance and
bAre-headed. lie was followed by WEIGH.
who was swifter with his tongue than his
feet. but managed 10 get near enough to
sullivan TO shit him . belt over the COB"
with . piece Of gas pipe and make the
blood spirit freely.
srocks.-Now that there is q better ont
look along the ComstOek and likely to be
some increased activity in mining stocks
In the near future. people are thinking OF
Investing and naturally are choosing their
brokers. We therefore call attention 10
the card Of T. n. RAlstou. whose ofiee 10
ON Main street, Gold Hin. and who buys
and sells on commission only. carries
stocks on margin and advances literally
ON active account.
TYR "Reminiscences Burns. Silver
City. Montana, wishes to Know who are
the friend. that desire information In re-
gard TO Bernard Tohill. lie thinks the
man /. in Northern Idaho, - he VA, &C.
auainted with . man in Boise City about
: year ago who WAS called BERNARD
Toole." Mr.. Burns also wishes To Know
II said Bernard Tohill has not . brother
John In Bodie.
sonr.silvsr.City boys last Sunday night
gave a.leading citizen Of that town q ehA-
rivari because they suspected him oil nav
ing.got married during the evening.
Jrpor Il. y. Mrsicx 10 again on the
Comstock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-18
FROM HON. w. u. JONES OF WEST
DOVER, VT.

"I have been troubled from my boyhood with
chronic or hereditary lung complaint. Some
years slncc. early In the Winter. ! tSot cold,
which Is usual settled into . severe cough.
which continued to Increase ne the season ad-
yanced. although I msdo use Of all the cough
remedies I had knowledge Of. Ny family ply.
sician also prescribed for me. but experienced
no relief. During all this time ] was gradually
running down. losing fesh and strength until
my friends ~ well as myreh became very much
alarmed, thinking I should waste away In con.
sumption. while In Boston. during the spring
following, I was Induced 10 try wistsrs Baisani
Of Wild Cherry. After one days tnai ] was
sensible that u Was relieving he In ten days
time my cough had entirely ceased. and ! was
soon restored 10 health and strength. i have
ever since kept the ialsam In my house. and
whenever any member OF my family hiss .
coush or cold &c 10 Immediately fesoted TO
Nc hmiiy should be without It." Sold by all
drnsgists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-18
a CARD.

To all Who are suffering from the errors and
indiscrstions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay, ioss OF manhood. etc. I will send .
receipt that will cure you. PRE- OF cuAnaE.
This great rsmsdy vss discovered BY Q niasion-
AZ IN South America, send . s~elf-addresssd
envelope 70 the REV. JOSEPH T. NkAN,
ssssi'n D. B'S's Houss, New Yort City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-18
STOCK KErOkr.
LAST xvESfSo.

LAST xyESISo.
40 Eureka Con-. SEA-
30 Phenix. 81
300 Alps. CSC
1850 Belmont, I
1880 Leopard. 1. 1 10. 1 Is, I 05, 1 10, 1 os
800 ella. SOC
3oo5 Hussey. Csc, zoe
IS Northern Belle. II
l25 Manhattan. Ca, ca
450.De Frees. zoe
500 Grand Prizs. 81, 81 si0. $50
400 Argenta, tjc
1iJ0 Navajo. Goc
1000. Endowment. 70c
500 Independence. i5G
$50 Silver Prize. ijc, Toe
SO Day. soc
700 Falcon. lOe'
10 Hamburg. "a
40 Hillside,2
SIG. Modoc. soc
1900 Coso Con-. +0c, Sc. zoe
ESQ New Coso. zoe
$40 Bodis. ~, TN.
$50 Bechtel, i,.9Oe
$50 Martin White. 4
$50 Tiptop, 9Oc
v
eco 0phir. 53s. So, 80
1G5 Union Con-. IN u.
29,5 Mexican. i6S. iGa. les b, lev b
$50 Con. Virginia. st., So
1855 California. iO.. TO-, ios' ioh'
i0.- $50
COO Julia. Gu
$40 Bullion.'3 rs. . 30
1865 Sierra Nevada. 7a.Is
40 Savage. II, iOts
1850 Grown Point. ca. ~. CO.
275 Gould A Curry. Go, g.
1000 Belcher. 81 J ~
30 Yellow Jacket. So. D bio
430 Justice. 5. 4 %, 4 30
leo OvermAn. i0h
10 Hale 4 Sorcross. G..
80 Utah. iOa
THIS MORNING..
c35 Ophir, 22.. IS, 53.. G2s
2O3c Mexican. l6'.. iG. bio, iGs. iGs
b5, i6s. l6S
$50 Gould 4 Curry, G.,
ico Best, a Beleher. iis, Ia
i76o California, ioa. ioa sio. ioh. i0s'
To-.
30 Savage. II. H.. nS
1910 Con. Virginia, sa. 81 siO. So. So,
So, 81, 81, 50
20 Chollar. Potosi. ASH
295 Hale 4 Norcross, e., ca
$50 Crown Point. 6, g..
2i0 Yellow. Jacket SAP
1850 Imperial. 6jc
100 ksntuck. J
10 Alpha, ~
las Bsleher. .. %. %
70 Confidence, ~
3ico Sierra nevada. 7a.7s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-18
LIVER Ii KING.

The Liver 10 the imperial organ OF the whole
human system. a. Il controls the life. health
aud happiness Of man. When II 10 disturbed IN
lie proper action, all kinds OF ailments are the
natural result. The digestion u the 1000. tne
movements Of the heart and blood. the aenon
Of the brain and nervous system, arr all immc'
disiely CONTESTED with the workings OF the
Liver. II has been successfully proved thai
Greens August Flower 10 unequaled In curing
all persons afflicted with dyspepsia or Liver
Complaint, and al the nuuArous symptoms that
result from an unhealthy ctedition OF the Liver
Positively sold In All towns on tue Western
Continent. Three doees will prove that II 10
Just what you want. 1e4 COW
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-18
ICE e ANp ppuIr.

r. r. Taylor has just opened. opposite the
Mssonic building. Main street, Gold Hill. .
fruit aud Ice cream stand. where he receives
daily. aud will supply all who favor him with Q
call. with the choicest Of fruits. berries aud zee
cream, at the lovest cash prices. lie asa
keeps . supply OF the beet brands OF tobacco,
cabdies, nuts. etc. Give him Q call and rest ~
sured Of iatr and honest dealing. ,tyi2lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-18

Miss A l. Hurst. Miss = Russell. Miss A
Roselle. J Gallagher. ID J Downing. Mrs
N 4 stArLng. Mrs wiiibahn. q N Martin.
L X smith. 3 Terrill. Archie Borland. It's
Davis, J u McJunkin. J N Miller. MAI
weieh. W J Collins. Vim Brown. Thomas
shaw. Mrs L.inderman. J y Burke. J Leon.
Mrs Geo A King. Miss A T Lindsey. Miss
lie Morgan. A Goodfellow. Miss T. Tansis.
ID Allen and wife. Miss A Casey, A Helm
aud wife. Mrs L~eankinsou, J J Nichols,
Mr. y Fielding.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-18

q. ]. Hendrickson, q seamAn on the
schooner John Hancock. was knocked
overheard by the main boom to-day and
drowned near Shag Rock, in San Francis.
co Bay. He wa = native Of FINLAND, aged
80.
The ambassadors OF the Powers arc de-
laying the dispatch Of Turkish troops IN
ironclads TO the Greek coast pending ef.
forts " set diplomacy In motion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-18
Arrivals s,s,s s.ss,ss

Bishop Whitaker. W Cook. Mrs Geary.
ID II Jackson. J Cunningham. Miss Lane,
L N Emerson. Mrs y Sterling and daugh-
ter. r IIanley. N II Morrison. , Meisas.
Miss : Russell.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-18
rnR rA,.AoR RATING STAND,

For . roast OF beef uneIcelisd In storey
county. 20 TO Thomas Hsnron's Eating Stand.
I'm the Palace Saloon, No. : North O street,
Virginia oily. Prcsh oysters at all hours In
every style. Forty miners always on hand Of
night. for tas'y. homo style OF cooking. and
The best and fresl est Of al that the marietta
snord, the Palace Eating stand has no superior.
TT It. spis
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-18
A HOUsguOLD PERFUME.

Every family able to appreciate and enjoy the
pleasure afforded by > really heaithfui and de
licious performance should supply themselves
with the genuine Murray q LSnman's Florida
Water. Il IL the most delightful aud moot last.
ing Of all fragrant watcrs. mys I'm
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q. Ii. GALLUP.

o. II. aAILur. opposite the Bank Of califor.
mia. Oo,d Hill, kecps constantly on hand all
fsyorite brands 81 Imported C.ssrp. oholce bit
eivnrs. ali kiads OF chewing tobacco. meer.
schsum pipes, nuts. candies. nns CUTLERY. and
toys and fancy goods OF .ii kinds. apps N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-18


through his own Head-A Ltssis
Tragedy Last Eveniug Down by
the Justice.
There was . little tragedy enacted down
near the Justice mine. and . little below
the Pluto Hotel. between 8 and 0 O'Clock
last evening. The main actor wa o II.
". Grayely. q shoemaker. who had . little
cabin-shOp just below the hotel.
THE CIRCUMSTANCES
Attending this tragedy are - follows /:
The old gentleman has been on something
Of . spree since tho Fourth Of July. This
has been gradually growing heavier and
heavier Of late until the people living in
that section began to make complaints.
Yet no one seemed willing 10 swear out =
warrent for his arrest. Ills actions were
very strange when under the influence Of
liquor, and at 5 o'clock yesterday Colonel
Stevenson saw him running around his
little shop u though pursuing or pursued
by some unseen phantoms.
LAST EVENING
The complaints Of his actions had become
90 frequent that Marshal McCloery re-
quested officer INITIAL to call on the old
gentlemen and inform him that unless he
sobered up he would have To be arrested.
Officer Nuttall called at his shop IS re-
qussted. but was locked put by MT.
Grzveley. He then went on down below
and on his return was hailed by the old
man and asked what he wanted. The Of
ficer replied carelessly "Oh! nothing
only to talk with you o little" and was
passing ON whom tho old gentleman called
to him to stop aud
ngrD Two SHOTS
In quick succession at him. Fortunately
the aim Of Mr.. Graveley was most UNI
steady and the balls passed harmlessly by.
A little later a the officer was standing In
front Of tho Piuie Hotel. talking with
the proprietor, the old gentleman rushed
out with drawn pistol and iiourished u
about In such q way that the entire crowd
beat . PERCEPTIONS retreat within the shel.
ter Of tho building. Officer Nuttall then
came up for \ warrant for the arrest OF
the old man, deeming such . step neces.
sary ON account Of the danger both TO
himself and others Of his strange actions.
He had but just gone when
ANOTHER suo
Was heard In the direction Of the cabin,
and those who went u saw Mr.. GrAveley
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-18

sAS FRAscIsco. July is.-The Savage
Mining Company at tho annual meeting
to-day reelected the old Board without
opposition. but with the substitution oi
j. b. Russell for George ID. Roberts. The
Board subsequently, elected Thomas III.
Williams President, J. W. Coleman Vice
President and L. B. Holmes Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-18
THE

which 10 perfumed with Murray q Lanman's
riorida Water yields more enjoyment W is
posses.or than would q bouquet Of flowers.
because the latter fade. decay and become
Offensive, but the Florida Water remains fresh
and delicious, unaffected By tho lapse OF time
ie25 I'm
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srEDIcAL

This great cure for Rhsumasism. Neuralgia
and all Pains. Burns. scAlds, Colds. and ell
aches and palms that people and families sunsr
with, IL really q wonder and . success. d
Jones. ST., sells IL at Gold Hill. jei2 em