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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-16
Tho Republican Primaries.

At the primary election held last Sat.
urday for tbs purpose Of slecting dele
gates to the Republican State Conven.
ton the following vote was cast:
Virginia City-First ward-Georgs F.
Foard, l78; W. b. Hickok. l78; Thomas
Wayne. III; Horace Smith. lit; j. +.
Hall, l79; Elijah Smith, III.
Second ward-Charlcs Mueller, 1893;
A. I. Waters. 1914; Horace Crandall.
1874; Ii. Ii. LOOMS, 1876; A. Aurich,
1913, n. Paul. 1876; John Magss. l95.
Third ward-Frank NJ. Thayer, 20G
II. w. Chase. 20s; Z. +. Page. 200;
George NJ. Stewart. 200; s. ID. Baker.
POS; George +. Hill, 2l0; s. Nicholson.
200.
Fourth Ward - II. Trswella, ll5;
Charles Steele. ll5; d. II. Fraser. ll5;
Fred. Kline. ll5; Charles Zeiglsr. ll5;
Peter Agens, ll5.
Gold Hill-First ward-0wen Fraser.
SS; W. d. G. Gibson, 81; Geo. Robin
son. SS; J. l.. McClssry. 80; VIM. Cook.
80; X. ]. Peters, IS; q. +. kellogg. 80;
Scattering. 2.
Second Ward-Thomas Gallagher. 70;
q. q. Smith. az A. Lackey. ~ j.. p.
Flannery, ~.
Flowery Precinct-w. L. Ames. 30.
American f~lat-Charles Gilbert, IL.
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IunIIcE.

Com HILL. New. Sept. 10. l87S.-R.
E. Kelly. Esq, Secretary Justice Mining
Company-Dear Sir: South drift lloO
level and WINE No. 2, same level. arc In
very favorable ground and making good
progress. We will soon have this DRIFT Tar
enough south 10 connect with Silver
Hill " and commence prosecuting. Wine
No. I. 1900 level. 10 down 95 feet and shows
some Of the gravel ore which We found 80
rich above; about the end Of this week viii
start crosscut from 100 feet in depth to
the west OF WINE. Crosscut No. 4 east,
l3O0.foot level, IN out seventy-hve
feet and is cutting stringers OF nice ore.
Lateral drift south on this level struck
some water. with softer ground. some days
ago. and have had to stop drift and timber
which will be completed In . few days.
The Alta IL running south drift on their
ii50 level to our line. This drift 10 $50
feet deeper than our i300-foot level. When
this drift reaches our line 10 will DO con-
tinued ON 10 connect with our large Wine
down from i300.foot level.
San. 7. CURTIS. Supt.
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For County Recorder.

When . frst-class man allows his
namo to be used In connection with any
office Of trust in u local government I!
is a matter Of pleasure for the News TO
make special mention thereof. Fred. d.
Nichol will DO a candidate for renomi.
nation before the Democratic County
Convention for the Office Of County Re.
cordsr. During the time he has been
in his present position Mr. Nichol has
shown himself a thoroughly competent
officer In every respect. He Is at all
times courteous and accommodating. and
deserves well Of his party In respect to
availability and capacity. Fred. Is &c
we'll known In this community that
words upon our part are not needed.
His record In the past Is sufficient guar
ranty Of his future course.
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"Ir SSows."-Ths first ''snov.hy"
OF the season occurred at 10 o'clock this
morning. II was not q raging storm by
any means. but IL was enough to deter
mine the temperature OF the atmosphere.
The backbone OF the heated term IL I'M
doubtedly broken. Hot WHISTLES and
Ton and Jerry will soon be in demand.
MIsrSo CLAM SoLp. For the sun OF
$40, 900 Samuel Laird and bartholomew
Kinch have sold to John W. Pew the
Mountain View Mining claim. which is
located in Storey county. and which
contains about six acres OF surface
ground. This ground lies close to the
Scorpion mining claim.
NEw IScoRroKArioS.-The Columbia
Consolidated Mining Company has been
incorporated in San Francisco. to mine
in Storey county. Nevada. Capital stock.
SO, 600. 900. Director.-John j. Jack.
son, ]. V. Simmons. d. II. La Grange,
J. II. Crossman and George w. Kidd.
IS CoLoR.po.-Johnny Bartholomew,
the engineer who some years since
safely ran his train though q burning
tunnel at American Flat. IL now run
ming an engine at the hosting works OF
n mine ut Golden City. Colorado.
Mksshs' ID. "AiiAsp AND "oo'' 'u'
gentlemen VINO elIeu'a'ea .u' P
ton list IN Gold hhi ior ne oensh. .,
A.. vaIiav feyer sutferers. collected
si70 II. which has been sent to the
south.
r.x ,...~o ..r;,,ss x.,ops and
.,u... comnl.ip tina, . ores, many loose
stones are allowed to lie on the streets
Of Virginia City. The Street Inspector
shou'd a~aAsh'
'ons bhioos' IN c0ns'dera"0" 81
has decided to the scorpion SILVER Aiming
Company that certain mining yi, s !
Dis,rie,'
-. - .ooo
Cluo IN ."sn y ..y uo1'o"
of the South. A most liberal contribu-
ton.
The Consolidated Virginia Mining
comp.py las, Saturday evening shipped
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oyHHMAN.

Com HILL. Sept. IA. is7s.-G.w W. Bea-
yer. Esq. President 0verman Silver Mining
Company-Dear Sir: Since last weekly
report the east drift from main shaft on
1000 level has been extended IS feet; the
west drift from incline Wine OF 1000 level
81 feet. and the south drift from incline
Wine on same level 81 feet. Tho east and
west drifts on 1000 level are both penetra.
ting the porphyry formation lying west OF
the vein. The south drift Is penetrating
q very kindly formation Of soft porphyry
and clay with some small strata Of quartz
intsrspcrsed.
Tho water in Joint vino 10 gradually
receding aud ! think that we will able to
resume operations at that point In . few
days.
Our south hosting engine Ia at present
undergoing repairs. but its stoppsge will
not interfere with tho progress Of the
work in the mine.
CHARLES FoRNAS. Supt.
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ROLLING SrosEs.-Gold Hill Is moi
given to Boosting, but any one riding ur
@ street. Virginia. and thence down
Main street cannot but notice the alb.
ssnce OF rolling stones In u streets.
These little cobbles arc dangerous things
for horses to tread upon, and II Is really
cruel to have them rolling about the
travelled portion Of the highway and
driven over day after day.
MORTALITY REroRr FOR AUGUST. DIR.
z. B. Harris. Secretary Of the Virginia
Board Of Health, reports the total num-
Der Of deaths in that city during last
August at Is. The causes Of death were
o. follows: Cholera infantum. 4; in
juriss. 3; cyanosis. l; apopleIy. l; spo.
radio cholera. /; typhoid fever. j; rhsu-
matism. I; snteritis. 2; cholera morbus,
Q; disease not mentioned, 2.
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The BRoKERs' EIcHAsor.-Dr. Spald.
ing's old saloon. "a South G street, vir-
giuia City, is now called the Brokers'
Exchange. John Hamilton is the pro.
prietor. Tom Dillon and Tom Service
dispense the liquids-either mixed or
neat-and the old place retains Its we'll
earned popularity. Where the two
Toms are located there may also be
found conviviability and sociability.
AssEssMESrs.-An assessment Of 81
per share is levied by the Crown Point
Mining Company. delinquent Oct. %;
Imperial. 20 cents per share, delinquent
Oct. II; and Ward Mining Company, 80
cents per share. delinquent on the 9th
OF November. Official notices Of the
same are published In our advertising
columns to-day.
CHARLES FoULxEs. Of one time q v. &
T. Il. X. engineer. wss seriously injured
in Carson yesterday by being thrown
from a carriage.
PErER WARD. boss carpenter at the
Original Keystone mine. received q very
severy scalp wound to-day. by q piece Of
timber falling OH him.
The new FIRE wall Of the Bank Of
Nevada In Virginia is finished, and now
the sign Of the institution extends over
the entire front.
The MsIicans Of Virginia are cels-
brating the anniversary OF their country
to-day. They fred Q national salute ut
midnight.
EDWARD MALiM, Drcrlor & Co.'S
d~ofaulting clerk. has been released on
$500 bail.
RED FRANK WHEELER Is reported
dying in San Francisco.
READ the special notice Of DIR. Cohen.
tho eminent oculist.
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cuoLLAn.rorosr AND CONVERSATION suArr.

cuoLLAR-PorosI AND COMBINATION sHAfr.
VIRGINIA CRY. Sept. IA. is7s.-A. X. +.
Harmon. President Chollar- Potosi Mining
Company-Dear Sir: During the week
ending this date the drift at the 1893 level.
Chollar.N orcross.S Savage shaft. has been
driven 30 feet. and Is now 227 feet In
length. The face OF the drift Is now ! n
hard blasting ground. which shows q lit
tie ssepage Of water. Work on tn, exca'
Walton for tanks and pumps IL making
satisfactory progress in very hard ground.
The accident to the cage In the pump
shaft on Tuesday caused . delay Of ~
hours. The water raised has averaged TO-
270 gallons per day. Chollar.Potosi pump
has worked In hours.
Isaac l.. REQuA, Supt.
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nILXER NIL.

Coin Hill. Sept. IA. is7s.-w. Z. Dean.
Secretary silver Hill Mining Company
Dear Sir: We started the pump last sat
urdAy at 6 o'clock 2. NJ, at which time the
water was G feet on our 800 station. aud by
Sunday evening we were enabled ~ 90 to
work in erosscut south. 500 level. and have
run "a feet during the past week. Tho
water this morning Is all out Of the 300
level. and We have commenced cleaning
out station. We expect TO have the water
all out Of tho incline 80 as to resume sink.
ing by Monday morning next.
n. Z. HiLLYER, Supt.
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UTAH..

VIRGINIA Crrr. Sept. IA. lsIs.-Geo. G.
Pratt. Esq. Secretary Utah Silver Mining
Company-Dear Sir: Our main incline
has been sunk aud timbered % feet during
tho past week. Total depth below the ITO
level. 1855 feet on the slope. The bottom
10 in good sinking ground. We are making
good progress In excavating the bob pit IT
the bead OF the incline. Here We have
favorable ground. We are doing no drift
ing at present, and will do none for some
time. The machinery is all working we'll.
w. u. ~SHkpPEAp, Hupt. =
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OFFICIAL MINING LETTERS.

Tho following letters. under tho dates
given. have been sen, from the Comstock
to tho principal Offices Of the various com.
panies In San Francisco:
CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA.
VIRGINIA err. Sept. IA. is7s.-A. W.
Ravens. Secretary Consolidated virginia
Mining Company-De Dear Sir: In The Con-
solida,ed Virginia shaft we have. during
the pas, week, put in the 1900 station, set
and enlarged and retimbered the SHAFT To
a point 20 feet below that station. We are
now making the necessary repairs to the
1900 station. preparatory 10 commencing
the work Of enlarging and r~stimbering the
main east drift 10 the ore slopes In that
level. The average yield OF ore has been
abou, i5s tons per day. The continuance
Of the extreme heat in the different levels
still seriously interfere. with the extraction
Of ore and the prosecution Of other work
in the mine.
on the 1900 level the south drift has
been enlarged and retimbered IS feet 10 .
point $50 feet from the main shaft.
On tho 400 level the east drift 10 the
orc Slopes has boen enlarged and retim-
bered Is feet, and ID now in 70 feet from
the 400 station.
GA tho 1900 level the southwest drift
| from the main q. 4 q. drift has been ad-
vAnced II feet; total length from the maiu
drift, 10 feet. This drift Is passing
rough very heavy ground. requiring
very careful timbering. which necessarily
makes our progress slow.
On the i6jO level we are still engaged In
retimbering and enlarging the main drift
from the c. 4 c. shaft to the Consolidated
Virginia shaft.
ON the 1850 level Wine No. . has been
sunk and timbered 9 feet; total depth. ~
feet on the slope. The bottom Is still In
ore giving good assays.
ON the 1850 level crosscut No. 3hAs been
extended II feet: total length from The
main south drift. % feet. The face Is In
notwithstanding vein p~orphyry. Wine
No. 3 down from this level has been sunk
aud timbered II feet, and Is now IS feet In
depth. The bottom Ia In ore giving good
assays. No work has been done in the up
raise from this level to connect with Wine
No. 8. being sunk from the 1850 level. dur
ing the past week. ON account oil the e.
IRENE heat.
on the 1850 level the main south drift
has been extended ~ feet. and IA now 2G2
feet from our north line. passing through
hard blasting porphyry. The drift south
from No. 2 crosscut has been extended II
feet. aud is now in ore giving low assays.
| No work has been done In the joint Best i
Beleher crosscut during the past week.
The c. q @. shaft has been sunk and
| timbered 10 feet. and Is now IS feet below
| the 1850 station. The rock continues ex-
tremely hard and the How 81 water strong.
". II. PATTON, Supt.
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For she SAKE or HIS Health.

Tom. Atkinson. who has been In the
shsrifrs Office. Of Storey county. ss
principal and deputy. for eight long
years, has resigned bis position. and
will take q few months rest. !! any.
body needs rest Tom is the man.
He has worn himself to o skels.
ton by his unceasing application
to business. and II Is nothing more
than right that no should have. . holi.
day. The affairs Of the Shsrif's Office
have been kept In good order during his
incumbency. Lee MCGOWAN. his sue.
cessor. IL q good business man, and will
worthily all the vacancy.
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CALIFORNIA.


v,pa,x,, Cry. sent. "A, ls7s.-C. p.
oo,,ion' r.o'. Secretary California Mining
comnanr~pear Sir: In the Consolids.
81 virsi,i. ,b.ft no have. during the
n,., week. put in the 1900 station set aud
sni,,y,I ana re,imbersd the shaft TO q
poin, 20 fee, below ths, station. The
sv.r.y, weld OF ore has been 1913 tons per
,l.y. The continuance Of the extreme
hest In the different levels still interferes
rith Inc extraction of orc and the prosecu.
,io, ~ other work in the mine,
M, ,he icoO level we are engaged In no.
timbsring the main east drift running
.on,h from Inc ophir line. Thi. work is
ners...ry 10 Improve the ventilation Of the
iGso or, stones north Of No. 4 crosscut.
On N. 1850 level the north drift from
theC Consolidated Virginia shaft has been
extended 10 feet. The north ore body is
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Written for the Gold Hill News.l
IN



tDied, 10 Gold Hin. Sunday. September 18th
1878, Master Eugene hheehsn. the trigh
little ton Of the late James sheehau. who die
about n year q o. Eugene would have beef
, yeas old In December next.l
mothers heart 4. cad to-pight.
Her darling boy has fed;
That little. loving son 20 bright
IL numbered with the Dead
Freed from the trial. Of this life.
From troubls. ain and care.
No more In esrih's cold hitter strife
Shall little Eugene share.
The angels called. and he obeJe d
The summons TO him given;
Prom loving once he carly sirsyed
To tread the path to Heaven.
The Autumn leaves are falling fast.
The flowers are dropping low.
The strong voice Of the chilly blast
Tells them that they must 80.
The pleasant Spring will come again.
The flowers will bud and bloom;
While JOY will reign DER hill Ard plain
Where now IL naught but gloom.
And 90 twill be with children dear.
Called early TO tbs tomb;
Chilled By Deaths Icy breath while here
They die. in Heaven to bloom.
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ORIGINAL %KEYsIoNE.

VIRGINIA CRY. September Il, 1873
@. @. Pratt, Secretary Original hey.
stone Mining Compsny-Dear Sir Sink
ing the main shaft has made excellent
progress since last weekly report, the rock
working we'll and the water remaining
about the m
The prospecting shaft at the north end
OF the mine 10 making good Roadway. the
drift in good working rock and somewhat
softer ; In about 10 feet.
The framework for the hosting works 10
all up. The two boilers were set In place
to-day and the balance Of the machinery
will 10 on the grounds on the i7th. Every
thing looks favorable.
l.. M~.'PEAnLNAS. Supt.
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Arrival. Yesterday Meaning.

@ II RAglin. II Mitchell. II Peterson.
ChAs 3 Harry. J N Kirby, Q W ksensy.
@ Z wehn. ID Mcleod. A " Teller. J II
Marshall. Up Marshall. Il y Jones. CT
Klsupfsr. J skyrme, VIM @ Dousdeld. Mrs
N c Hillyer. All Doten. J Mcmahon.
II L.owery. Miss L Ingles. Mrs Carroll.
Geo II K~Atzenstsin, FL Dexter. Mrs o y
Preston. J II James, 7 d Carter and wife.
Mrs Lamont and .on. NJ ID Cohen. W J
Sheridan. J shsehan and wife, Mrs knight
and son. W z Niles. y Clough, W y Lsete.
J II DillAbaugh, Mrs Blackburn.
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DON'T FORGET 1T.

II you are troubled with nervousness. are dis
hesrtsned. tired Of life. fear death. or feel oui
OF sorts. IS the saying 10. you may safely con
cludc that you have the Dyspepsia or Liver
Complaint. The liver 10 very apt TO become
torpid ;his season OF the year. ~ poisons arts
lug RON stsgnant water or decaying vegetation
arc more numerous, and are through Inhalation
and active. and furnishes q supply Of fresh and
pure blsod 10 drive out the Impurities. the
above mentioned symptoms surely follow, and
~ not needed. end In moro terrible disessss and
death. Whites Prairie Flower provss iipsli thu
0rest Liver Psnscea. 1ts action on the liver 10
Its cure. are truly wonderful. Try IL. Price
twenty-five cents and seventy.nvs eents. Ask
Jones. the druggist. for 10. aui7 COW y
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VIRGINIA Crrr. Sept. IA. is7s.-A. Noel,
Secretary Of the Julia Mining Company
Dear Sir During tho week ending this
date work ON the zoos level has been adj
ysncsl as follows: Crosscut No. l has
been pushed ahead 70 feet. making . total
distance from the main south driit OF IA
feet. Rock encountered. soft vein por.
phyry and clay. with frequent seams OF
promising-looking quartz. The main
south drift has advanced - feet through
quartz and clay. all having . favorable
appearance. showing q decided improve
ment a. We advance 10 the south.
FRANK N. TuAYKR. Supt.
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Departure. saturday evening.

Cha Marks. J johnson. Z y Coombs.
J Cornweli. 7 Mnlligan, s Q vArian. n II
Wright. q II stoddArd. N N Howe, Vim
Coulter. ID l. Colnon. W Cannon. Miss
liver. d @ Wheeler. II y frahm. N Medin.
ChAs Gobel aud wife. Miss X T Mahoe,
Mrs Bowers s II Marlette. J L~oexenthAl.
A. Hatch wife and daughter. Miss Josie
Howard. Chas l. Stone, 81 Black. Prof
Geo GossmAn. DR. II Knapp, J J Farrell.
II Wood. 7 L Lyons, T shannon, George
Nt.sn-
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Coin Hit, Sept. Ia, 1878. James
Newlands. Esq, President Beleher Min.
ing Company Dear Sir Our pump
rod broke yesterday morning about l
O'Clock. II Is now repaired and tho pump
/. working all right again. To-day We
shut down in order to repair u ropes
aud some steam pipes which wero leaking.
Crosscut No. 1 on the 23G0 level shows .
slight improvement. No. 2 has Just
reached the vein. and the erosscut on the
line has not ~ yet reached the vein. There
has been no change on the 2iCo level since
last report.
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County Commissioner.

Tho Board met at II 80 this morning,
all the members being present. Anum'
Der Of bills were presented and referred
TO the v arious committees.
Mrs. Torryson and daughter appeared
before the Board and asked that they b.
allowed money TO pay their fare to Bodi'
or some other place. The request wal
refused. whsreupon the ladies wept eopi
ously.
The matter Of Mrs. Battomly was TO
ferred to Commissioner Fox.
Adjourned.
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An uNpKNlAnLR TRUTH.

You deserve to suffer. and u you lead . mis-
cradle. unsatisfactory life In this beautiful
world, II 10 entirely your own fault and there II
only one excuse for %you-your unreasonable
prejudice ana sfepnctsm. which has killed
scusc reasoning will soon show you that 1reen's
August Flower will cure you OF Liver Com
plant. or Dyspepsia. with all its miserabls
effects. such rs sick headache. palpitation oi
the heart, sour stomach. hAbituaI costivrness
dizziness OF the head. nervous prostration. low
rpirits, etc. Its Ealee now reach every TOE NJ
the Western G .~ntinsnt. and not . Druggist bul
will tell you Of It's wonderful curos. You car
buy . sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three dosei
will relieve you. iei0 COW n
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A CAsR.

One Of the most extraordinary cures on
record was thu: Of the man John p. Herman.
deg, residing In Salt LAKE. City. who va Il
deaths door with that terrible disease Mans
mus the best medical AID had failed 70 stop
the progress OF the malsdy, whom twenty.thfes
bottles Of BRlSTOL'S sARSAPARiLLA and
thIss phials Of BRisToLs PILLS made him q
we'll man. ty1b I'm
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rnR PALACE EATING STAND.

For . roast OF beef uneIoelisd In storsy
county. 20 TO Thomas HsnUn's Eating Stand,
In the Palace Saloon. No. : North O street,
Virginia City. Frcsh oystsr ct all hour IN
every style. Forty miners always on hand .!
night. For tasty. homo style Of cooking. and
the best and fresl est Of Ill that the markets
snord. the Palace Eating Stand has no superior
TT Il. apis n
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CARD.

To all who are suffering nom the error and
indnerstions Of youth. nervous weakness. Early
decay, loss Of manhood. etc.. ! Will send Z
| receipt that will cure you, yRlx or cHAnon.
This great remedy vas discovered bya mission.
AIRY In South America. Send 2 self-eddresssd
| envelope 10 the REV. JOSEPH 7. lNhAk,
station ID, Bibls House, New sork Ciy.
selO On
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n.,.,,,,.- Las, s,..i.x.

Tip Orndorff. q Callahan and wife,
) Babeosk. 2 spargo and wife. Mrs NJ ii
smith. T Gardiner. Captain Lyons, n ID
Cohen. J L Eekley. J G Harlow and wife.
q ogg. J II Hill. Geo Painter. 5 Pixley.
A Craven. J Resenbrock. 4 J Gregory.
} II Martin. J z Martin. J Munektsn. Vim
woodburn and wife. q W Lykens, =
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street. Quotations.
~ the ~EsrsHS osios LEAR IIsll

BAN fR,scisco. sept. iG.-2;i0 P. n.
Northern Belle 10. Con. Virginia Is.
Bullion i2s. Ophir &9s, Best a Belcher
20. California IL. Mexican Sc. Alta i5s,
Dodie 20. IS. Yellow Jacket 22S, Sierra
Nevada iGs. Union LOG. Utah ". Gould a
Curry II. North Con. Virginia ~. seor-
mon "a
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arv,v~,. ,,,,. 1.,.,.x.

in Donnell. @ y Lewis. ChAs Queen,
Geo Harris. Harris. \ Crawford,
NJ A Murphy. o II La Grange. N Medin'
10. stefAni. J II Mathewson. Lieut. Gov
Adams. N N Freiriek. @ W Green. Mrs.
j L Wood.
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MEDICAL wONDRR,

This great cure for Rhsunstism. Nsuraiga
and al Pains, Burns. sesids, Colds. md eli
sches and pains that people and families suffer
with. 10 really Q wonder and Q success. j.
Jones, u, sails u Of Gold Hi. jsi3 On
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-16

WILLIAM @. RIonnrs. charged with
forging the name OF John w. Mackay
for sl700, has been released on $4,000
bail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-16

Tho following letters, under tho dates
given, have been sent from the Comstoek
to tho principal Offices Of the various com
panies In San Trancisco.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-04

burdened, and that Just laws prevail. | am one
with you in regard for the welfare of the State
and in the purpose to serve it faithfully.
SEIpEN COMMON.