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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-12-10
Railroad Time Tables.
LAKE. SHORE & RICR S0U-AfcH
CENTRAL-JACKSON6 Fl.
WA.I-NE- d. H. 6L
LAkE snoRE q mIcH. sou. 2. q

Trains win leave ths stations named, as follows
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-30
STATE FAIR RAels,
me spssd Prsgranns shss Will
Ne offered ss the 8sse TRACK
Liberal PurAss.

In another column viii b found the
speed programme Of the Nevada Jockey
Club for the State Fair at Reno, from
the 7th 10 the 18th Of Octobsr. inclu.
sivs. It is an attractive o and the pur.
SEES offered will call out the best footsrs
OF the whole coast. It cannot bs de-
MED that much Of the interest which At
tachss to exhibitions OF competitive In.
dustries. such ~ our State Fain, u In
consequence Of the trials Of speed Of
the race track. State Fairs In these
days arc In short nothing without these
leading attractions. II will b noticed
ON running over the programme refer
red to that $40, 900 are offered In stakes
and purses to those who have
horses which can win the coin.
No one who has attended the
speed contests which have heretofore
BEEN conducted under the auspices OF
the Nevada State Jockey Club will for .
moment question the exact fairness with
which thess races will be managed. The
names Of the present officers Of the club
Published to-day are also equal guafan-
tee with the past that the bsat horses
will win and that all aitsmpts 70 put up
jobs and sell races will b severely pun
ishsd. The club have greater intsrssts
at stake In this matter than have the
horsspsn and they understand how TO
protect them. The whole State 10 70 b
congratulated on the speed programme
published. The day Of is inception
will be eagerly looked forward 70 by
thousands and; Nevada will have such .
State Fair this year a. she never had be-
fora
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-30
THE SOUTHERN sCoURGE.
The Yellow Fever Increasing in
New Orleans and Memphis.

The Yellow Fever Inereasing I'm
New Orleans and Memphis.
New ORLEANS. August 30.-New cases
to-day. one hundred and siIty.nins;
deaths, ffty.nine.
MEMPHIS, August 3O.-The wet cool
weather which has prevailed since yes.
tsrday has undoubtedly created many
new casss Of fever. but how many It
IL impossible to state. owing to the fact
that but two physicians had reported 10
the board OF health up to noon to-day.
Some are indifferent NJ to the impor.
lance Of reporting; others are too busy
attending sick calls. while one, at least,
Ia known TO be In open deianoe Of the
Board Of Health, and has never reported
Q case, and claims that the prevailing
disease 10 not yellow fever. The death
rate, however. will equal. 10 not ex-
coed that Of yesterday. when sew
snty i. eight intsrmsnts were re-
ported. Up to noon to-day the under.
takers report forty.siI yellow fever in
Fathers Bokel and Meagher
are dead. Two fathers aud two brothers
ct tie Franciscan Monastery are down |;
also Rev. DR.. Thomas Pastor. OF the
Free German Protestant Church. Ply.
sicians report that the fever Is pre-.
vailing 10 an alarming extent among the
colorsd people many Of whom have not
medical attention for days. and a large
increase In the mortuary report may
reasonably be expected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-30
E.psr,s o.. sierra nevada.

At 8 O'Clock this morning w. II.
Patton. Superintendent Of the BONANZA
aud other mines; Archie Borland. Dick
Dsy. N. G. Hillysr and Geo. d. Roberts
visited the Sierra Nevada. One Of tho
most expert Of these experts expressed
himself as much pleased with what he
saw. Ho declares that nc such prospect
has been found since the opening OF the
big bonanza. The vein has that stained
and burnt appearance on the top which
characterized the big BONANZA on the
upper levels, and the incline has fol.
the pitch Of the ledge some 20
feet or more, occasionally cutting Oh
punches Of the ore as II rose above the
line OF the bottom Of the incline.
Somstimes the elevation has been to the
top OF the incline. and wherever the
covering has been removed the ore has
been found, and Of fair quality.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-30
Arrivals ans. a.sssss.

Madame Lorysa. J J Larkin. Misc Deal.
Mrs Deal. L W Hunt and wife. Mrs A
White. A q Woods. Rollins Wells. DIR Fox.
Mrs. I IsAaes. J y PlAxuemins.
Ell Mcdonald. Miss Matte Deal. Miss
Katie Deal. Miss Z MeCloskey. Sister OF
Charity. A Goodfsllow. Miss ) Morgan.
y Keller and wife. c A Gross. J NeCoon.
Mrs @ Linn. @ Peters. Mrs Nallon. Miss
y @ Hornisk. Mrs. Horniek. \ smith Lee
Mrs T q Taylor and family. IA wIssll.
Mrs salkeld. Coll Dean. q L Borst. W Z
Miller. q sharpe. G H~irschleld. + Burke.
Hatch. J IT Bradley and wife. re
Rose. T Cordisll wife and daughter. Z >
Ormsby. Mrs Myers. 2 Koford. Genl Day,
tt Ainsworth. J Crawford. L Mcnamara.
AT Alexander. ID Lee. \ Costello. J Silva,
n W 0ar.ids. W O Bousheld. q II Dana.
Jones. A CarrigAn. J Boyle. W Price.
ID sullivan. q y Stockton. W q Gallagher
II Hadlsr J Fsltis. W Carey. 7 Barnes,
J II Ellsworth. T kilboru.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-30
PACIFIC COAST PIONEERS.
Preparing sr their Celsbratea Of
shs Och OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
msss or sab Ceumittees, Etc.

There was . meeting last evening at
Pioneer Hall. Virginia. Of the committee
recently appointed TO have charge Of the
coming Pioneer celebration Of Sept. 9th.
the anniversary OF the Society and OF
the admission Of California into the
Union.
Before Chairman Tinker called the
committee to order the members had q
long informal interchange Of opinion in
regard 10 the celebration and the man.
usr Of conducting IL. All agreed that II
should Be made q glorious reunion Of
the Society aud friends. The outlook
was reported favorable from all quarters.
Carson was coming up nobly to the as-
sistancs Of the members from Storey
county. Farmer Treadwsy had prom.
issd . fattsd calf and q lamb or two for
the sacrifice. Sheriff Swift had prom
ised four or Eve kids. and others were
rendering pigs, chickens. turkeys and
all kinds OF provsndsr for the feast OF
good things. The members spoke In
terms OF highest praise OF the manner
In which Johnny Young. OF the Brook
Ign Restaurant. cooked and served things
ct the late reunion. and the voice Of the
committee wa decidedly in favor Of con.
stituting him master OF the meats and
garnishments for the coming occasion.
At length Charles Rawson was called
10 the Secrstary's desk and business
commenced. sub.committses were ap.
pointed a. follows
COMMITTEES on Collections. Virginia
City, viii Thomas, A. Brill. Gold Hill.
W. ID. q. Gibson. W. W. Tinker was
addsd to ths Virginia committee. Silver
City, John vsndewater. Carson. y. Il.
Swift. Rene, Louis wintsrmantls.
Committee on Provisions and their
Preparation. W. +. Shepard, Will
Thomas. ]. F. Hall. ]. =. Smith.
Committee on Amusemsnts and Pro-
gramms, Bob Taylor. Bob Lindsay and
Bob Lowery. To this committee W.
ID. G. Gibson was added.
1t was voted that special invitations
bs extended to all ladies and gentlemen
who assisted at the late fair Of the
Society, either by working OF by con-
tributions. by the foregoing II was
not understood that special invitations
we're to DO made out by the Secretary
and forwarded to each participant al the
late fair Of the Society. Such q thing
IL .- A. nAAhlA fNhA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-30
A Card from, Johs 4. Bray.

EDrroa News: Some one has said in
"wOrds that breathe and thoughts that
burn"
s We are not bad II once.
The couSs OF evil moves 90 slow
And from such sl,ght source,
An infants hand might stop the breach with
clayj
And philos0phy-aJe. and religion too
Nay strive In vain TO stem tho hssdlons cur.
rsnt."
SANDER generally moves from as slight
O source a. evil. but II broddens aud
lenythens with = rapidity entirely incom.
parable. My name has. during the
past twsnty-four hours. been banded
about the social and nswspaperial hori.
ron In o manner far transcending the
bounds OF propristy. and in q connec.
ton mainy beyond the confines OF
truth. However. till the crucial test OF
fact IL developed by the proper author
tiles. ! will only say that an ertraordi-
nariy larye tempest has been created IN an
Alphabetically small teapot.
JOHN L. BRAY.
GoLp HILL, August 80, 1878.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-30
GoLp HILL. August 80, 1878.


MNrRs' PIcSIc.-The Committee Of
Arrangements for the picnic Of the vir'
ginia Miners Union will meet In their
committee rooms, at Miners Union
Hall. 1t $50 p. NJ. Saturday, August 81.
The Committee OF Arrangements for
Gold Hill will meet the same evening at
Z O'Clock in the library Of the same
hall.
TEE camping party OF ladies' and gen.
tlemsn who went to Lake Tahoe from
Gold Hill some three weeks ago, under
the command Of Joseph d. Weston.
has since returned. with the exception
OF Captain Weston, who still fingers
among the entertainments Of the beauti.
full lake.
Social PARTr.-We find on mi table
to-day . very neat and stylish invitation
to q social party to be given at Turn
verein Hall, Virginia. Tuesday evening
September 81. Music by Piper's or
chsstra. Thanks.
0oxNo.-Daniel o'Connsll. the wit
and poet Of San Francisco, is expected
to arrive here shortly. While here II 10
proposed to have him deliver one OF his
humorous lectures.
PEasosAL.-A. ]. Hatch. Of Reno.
dropped into the News sanctum to-day.
Mr.. Hatch IL an old resident OF Nevada,
and IL q candidate for Surveyor Gen.
srAl.
Rev. r. 8. EASTMAN has returned from
Lake Tahoe. There will be regular
services In 81. Johns Church. Gold
Hill, next Sunday. at the usual hours.
A xroULlR monthly meeting Of washos
typographical Union. No. CO. will DO
held In Liberty Engine House. Gold
Hill, ns,t Sunday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-30

EsIIcK.-John Eslick. the man who
was blown up by q blast In the Mexican
mine 4 few days ago, is still alive. He
is at st. Mary's Hospital. His vigorous
constitution Is making q strong effort at
recovery. and itis possibls that u may
survive the shock. The piece Of rock
which entered the face just below the
left eye Is found to have passed down
through the roof Of the mouth. II was
ct first thought to have lodged some.
where near the anterior base Of the
brain.
INSPECTION DAr.-To. day the leading
misss were thrown open to the inspse.
ton Of the public. The principal rush
was to the Sierra Nevada and. Julia
mines. 0phir attracted several and not
q few took . look at the bonauzas, The
near approach Of the resumption OF
active operations all through the latter
mines Is creating some excitsmsnt, and
the Consolidated Virginia and California
are In better favor than for . long time
past.
Srocx DrvmEsns.-Lsdy Warrington
stockholders will receive on the I'd OF
OF September next ninstsnths Of . share
Of Benton Consolidated and uiustsnths
Of q share OF Lady Washington Consoli.
dated for every present share OF Lady
Washington. . Benton stockholdsr will
receive hvs-tspths Of q share OF Benton
Consolidated. and . Boyle stockholdsr
receives for every share hve-tsnths Of .
share Of Lady Warrington Consolidated.
BAsKHurrcY.-Richar Brody Of Gold
Hill was adjudsed 4 bankrupt lat Wed.
nssday liabilities. $4,000; assets.
nothing. The frat meeting Of creditors
will DO held September 28th. Richard
d. Bravsn Of Gold Hill wa adjudsed >
bankrupt day before yesterday ! lisbil.
tiles. $500 ; assets. nothing. The
first meeting Of creditors will be held
October I'd.
Ma. J. G. MlsrL has presented his
horse Greyhound To st. Msry's Church.
Virginia. TO be disposed Of 81 the fair 70
be held next month for the purpose Of
liquidating The church debt.
Envp wArxosl has obtained license
70 wed Cstharns Bray. Aihiaa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-30
Meeting In Aid Of Yellow Fever
B~uHeesrs.

Mayor Bslknsp, Of Virginia. has pub
iished the following call for . public
meeting In aid OF the sufferers by yellow
fever:
In view OF the terrible ravagss Of yel.
low fever In many Of the cities Of the
South, I deem IL advisable TO suggest to
the citizens Of Virginia the duty Of ma
king an organized effort for the relief OF
the sufferers. For this purpose ! invite
the public to meet at Piper's Opera
House on the evening Of Friday. Au.
gust 80. 1878.
No distress has eve appealed %
strongly to the charity Of this country
as the cry for aid which now comes from
the South. I trust that II will meet
with . response characteristic Of the lib
srality Of Dur citizens.
G. II. BELxNAP.
Mayor OF Virginia City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-30
II.IuHrNINa FLASHES.
Cesdsased kilograms from Gil Por
tions OF she world.

Ceudsssed Kilograms from all Por
lions Of she world.
Charles Curtis shot and MORALLY
wounded Ed. Burger. In New Orleans,
yesterday, and then shot and killed him.
self. Curtis, q hour before the shoot.
Ing. had been struck by Burgsn.
Robert Palmer. q sailor on the moni.
tor Canonicius. asleep on the deck OF
New Orleans, rolled overheard and was
drowned Yesterday.
A collision OF freight trims occurred
early yesterday morning fourteen miles
north Of Dayton, Ohio. Hall u dozen
cars Of each train ~telescoped. The On.
gines were completely smashed aud one
man wal fatally injured.
At noon today 81. 200 had been sub.
scribed In San Francisco for the yellow
fever sufferers.
The Austrians have occupied Scarins.
II IL reported that the insurgents garri-
risoning Trebinjs are short Of provisions
and are disposed to surrender.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-30
Prem the Meantsins.

Pet Williams, Of the Palace Saloon.
Virginia City. returned yesterday from .
camping excursion Of . couple OF weeks
in the mountains. Two or three layers
Of his skin peeled of while he was out,
and hs now looks brown as any Pluto.
but heal,hisr than ever before. He was
n Of a small party, composed OF Mart
Toilet and wife. Miss Annie Plummer Of
Silver City. and himself. They ranged
all through Lake aud Hope Valleys.
around Silver Laks and other nice
places. and did some heavy fishing al
Twin Lakes. where they caught plenty OF
the finest trout imaginable. They caught
fully two thousand trout. OF which they
ate fully ons-half and brought tho bal
anoe home picked. We happen to
know that those picked trout. soaked
out and fried. are particularly fns eat
ing. The rest Of the party returned In
a. fine condition a. Williams did.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-30

sHkrr MrsIc.-M. N. Gillespie. dealer
in newspapers. periodicals. magazines.
etc., Main street. Gold Hill. favors the
Nrws with q couple Of pieces Of the
latest sheet music out /: IT'S Only In
NV Dreams" and "Sweet Johanna"
both very popular ballads. Our musi'
cal editor has whisiled the music
through and sung the songs. He places
the seal Of his high approval upon
.thsm.
Patterson RELEASED. "A telegram
from Dayton informs us that Charles
patterson, who was tried in the District
Cour, OF that place day before yesterday
on . charge OF horss-stsalins. has oesn
released from custody. The jury stood
eight for sequittal. and yesterday inc
charge was dismissed.
J. G. HAoxnxAx. Democratic candi-
date for Governor. and II. A. Waldo. Of
the Reno Record. were in Virginia yes
fsrday.
JOIN T. HILL. the vsll-known min
ing operator Of San Francisco. leaves
<o.pisht for the Boy City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-30

Coon MN.-The rapid manner In
which N. Brown Il Co., the popular
clothiers at IS South G street, Virginia.
have advanced to the front rank Of the
business men Of the Comstock. means
something. II tells OF good goods at
low prices, and OF honest dealing with
their customers. They defy compsti.
ton, and ask people to call and be sat.
ished Of the important fact that they
will not be undersold.
Discovered Christopher Columbus
discovered America and men Of to-day
have discovered the Columbus Brewery.
opposite the Postofice. Gold Hill. and
daily partake Of the excellent beverages
there found. The Columbus IL agent
for Lyons brewery. san Francisco, and
has Lyons celebrated xxx ale and
porter on tap and In bottles aud IL ready
to supply the trade.
GRow FAr.-It is not every ons who
can laugh and grow fat. but everybody
can 60 to the Gold Hill Bakery and Res.
taurant OF j. p. Becker. opposite the
Eclipse stables, and eat aud get fat on
game. poultry. fresh ish, etc. Those
who prefer feeding ct home can have
bread, pies, cakes and hot rolls deliv-
cred at their residences from this estab-
lishment every day.
F.cr.- Physicians say Keep the
bead COOL and the feet warm" The lat.
ter part Of the injunction may readily
be complied with. and the former EVIL
dencsd By going 10 the Metropolitan
Boot and Shoe store, l04 South q street.
Virginia, for boots, shoes. etc. The
proprietor, C.. A. Noltsmeier. has large
and full assortments and sells cheaper
than ever.
Coon MEs.-Iu these busy timss Of
stocks. W. IL. Clarke 4 Co.. brokers. 81
South @ street. Virginia. arc good men
TO BE- in with. Their San Francisco
correspondent Is s. b. Wakefield. and
they are regular every time and prompts;
just such men as are needed to do busi-
ness with these days.
Tue water In out OF the Lady Bryan
mine to q point about eighty feet below
the $50 level. The pump and two COO
gallon tanks are kept running. raising
about 1000 gallons Of water per minute.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-30
THEY L TAKE IT.

When the system II run down TO that sxtsnt
that you pass sieeplsss nights. are nervous and
irritable. have gloomy f~orsbodinss. sour stom-
ach. siek headache and coated tongue. DO not
snrsli yourself ~ high private In the rear rank.
under o.n.rsi Debility but cheer ny and Try
now for sails 10 every city and town on the
continent No medicine ever compounded 10
half its EQUAL for the cure Of Dyspspsia and
Liver complaint. IL has . specific power over
th. liver, and By curing the Liver. Dyspepsia
and ell other diseasss arising nom u vsnish -
II by magic. sample bottles are sold q the
small price OF IS cent?, that viii convince you
OF its merits. Large size bottles 10 cent?, for
sale eyeryMhere. au2A COW B
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-30
FINE cRUsT or rARTAR

speedily leaves the surhAos Of ssssh upon which
the cleansing and preserving influence OF
sozoDONT 10 daily eIsrtsd. No form Of
decay eau infsst . Get OF "ivohss" upon which
Il IL used. IL has. moreovef, . most rsfreshing
eject upon the mouth. IN which Il leaves Q vey
agreeable taste. besides rsndsring the breath
fragrant. II the mouth BE- rinsed with u after
smoking, the tasts OF the tobacco 10 entirely
dissipst.d. A an auxiliAry 10 personal come
l'ness u cannot bs TOO highly extolled. Sold
By druggists. aui2 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-30
A. CARD.

To Ill who arc suffering from the srross and
lndiserstions Of youth. nervous weakness, early
decay, loss Of manhood. etc.. I will sspd Q
receipt that will cure 700, yaaE or cHAaol,
This great remedy va discovered By . mission.
arr In South Amsries. ssed . sslfsddressed
envelope 70 the REV. JOSEPH r. IMAM,
station d. Bible HOUSE, New Sork CITY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-30
TnR PALACE RATING STAND.

For . roast OF beef unsxeelisd In Storey
county. 20 to Thomas Hsntdn's Eating Stand.
10 the Palace Saloon. No. Z North O strsst,
Virginia Oily. Presh oystsrs d all hous IN
syery style. Forty ninsrs always On hand d
night. For tasty, home style OF cooking. and
the best and fresl est Of eli that The MARKETS
AFFORD. the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
Tn IL. spi1 n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-30
TINE surRo TUNNEL.
A VISIT AND EXAMINATION or
THE oREAr woRK.

Length Of ruasel so.ss7 Fess-Ths
Face In che Csmstsek vsis. over
one Hundred Feet West OF me
savage Ineitne-rhs Tuassi res
Sc rhreugh IN Immense Lsdxe'
Casryiug Ore. before Ashhss
. Csnseeties with she East Drfn
FROM the savage the Ssush
Braseh started seven Hundred
Feet Eat OF the savage shat
The Length and width sf the
russei orans-Dspss for Heiss-
lag and Lswestsg rimssu- sop
piles - yessiiatioa - DsatsaEs -
The ramsus nuikhsad. Etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-30
A VOICE PR0M NEVADA.

From vrrinis oiiya poor sufferer, aimoss
dsvoursd alive By an ulcsrous sscrst disease.
sends rs bic thanks and gratitude for his ~
covery TO h'alth. effected BY those sterling good
medieints, Bristol's Sarssparilla and Pills,
eonndsncs Of both doctors and patients.
au1llm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-30

TEE hat worn by Napoleon Bonaparte
at the battle Of Austsrlits was sold In
Paris last week. Documents proving its
gsnuinsnsss accompanied Ii.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-30
A CASE.

Ono Of The most s1trsordinssy cures On
record was thu. Of the man John =. Herman.
deg. residing In Salt Lake City. Who vss q
desth's door with that terrible diseass ksas-
mus: the best medical aid had failed 70 stop
the progress OF the MALAY, vnen tweuty.thfee
bottles Of BRfST0LS sAkbAPARiLLA and
thies phials Of BRisroLs PILLS made bin .
we'll man. 1y5s I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-30
MEDICAL WONDRR.

This treat cure for Rhsanatisn. Neuralgia
and Ill Pains. Burns. scaids, Colds, md III
sohes and palma that peopls and families sudsr
Jones, u. calls 70 Ct Cola HUI isii On
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-30
q. II.

o. n. oALIur. opposite The Bank Of oaufos.
mia, 0old HUI, Keeps constantly on hand W
cigars. ali kiuds Of chewing tobacco, meef.
schsum pipes, nuts, candles. ens cutisY, and
TOYS and knoy aoods Of all Kinds APPS n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-30

Mr.. Il. F. Durant. who founded Wei,
lsslsy College for women, used to DO
known a. Mr.. Smith. until the Lsgisla.
turs changed his nams at his request.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-30

The oldest living graduate Of West
Point IL DR.. Robert Wright Of Center.
vile. Maryland, who graduated In 1918.
He IN 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-30

Roprnr LINCOLN. son Of President
Lincoln. 10 said to have . good chance
10 b nominated for Congress In one Of
the Chicago districts,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-30

I,r rms wrsrrHx csios rrIrsalrn rsal

sIx Francisco. Angus. $3.50 ,. =.
sierra Nevada 60. ca. Union Con. 20.
~. Julia 81, Alta 1871. ISL, Utah 80.
Mexican 80. 90a. Savage II. l3t. Gould
4 Curry II. Hale 4 Norcross iOt Bullion
II, iOI. California -. Argenta IL, Con.
Virginia i2s, i2S. Lady Warrington 10,
Crown Point iOs. Yellow jacket i9t. 20,
Ward 2.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-30
p.r.r,.r.. lass s,eai.s.

Miss u King. G Gilbert. A Kinney.
q Perasich. 2 Cornell. p Gwinn. ID Ferris.
ID NcMuilen. W Nichols and family. Miss
Snyder. Misc Duncan. ID W Mcintosh.
A. Carlip.