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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-18

Patrick Therstou Falls Down she
winss Between she 1850 asd also
LAvela.

At . o'clock this morning Patrick
Thornton. a miner at @. & O. shait. fell
down the lower portion Of the joint Con.
solida.ed Virginia. California Wine from
the 1850 Lowell to the 2l50 and received
injuries Of which he died at 1880.
Connection had been made between
this Wine and the uprsiss TO meet Il at
n point IS feet above the also level.
Last night the workmsn we're engaged
in evening up the place Of connection.
To facilitate operations q platform had
been placed across The winzs and . hole
left al one corner. through which to
dump the rock taken out. This hole
was kept covered by . plank.
Just before the accident this platform
had been lowered one set Of timbers.
and whether the plank had been replaced
over this opening or not In unknown. 1t
Is supposed. however. that II had been.
and that whom Mr.. Thornton stepped
upon II the rock on IL and his addi-
tional weight caused II to give way.
Either that Is the case or he stepped no.
cidsntslly into the hole. The fsct that
considerable rock fell with him renders
the FIRST superstition the more probable.
The accumulation OF debris at the
bottom Of the WINE had Allied II up
some distance. 90 that Mr.. Thornton fell
only about % feet, striking. however.
heavily upon the rock accumulated. He
was also severely injured by the rock
which fell down the Wine after him.
He was In fact all broken up and bruised
from head to foot, yet lived over seven
hours after being taken to the surface
and placed on o couch spread for him
In q room adjoining the office.
Deceased was q man IN the prime OF
life. . vidover. and leaves = daughter
some IL years OF AGE. He was an OF.
psrisncsd miner and q man generally 70.
spected by . large circle Of friends and
acquaintance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-18

The Ward R.fcr states that during his
recent visit 10 Oscsola Senator Spencer
made several propositions TO owners Of
mining claims In that district, % fol.
lows; To the owners Of ths Monroe &
Linton he proposed to pay $1,000 and
build q ten.stamp pan mill for . halt
interest In the mine, which was accepted
by the owners present, and now only
awaits the approval Of William No
Donald, who II ut Bristol. There 10
said to be fifty thousand tons OF ore on
the dump and In sight in The mine that
will pay. The Eagle Mining Company's
property he proposes to take Of the sx-
piration Of the time for redemption,
paying all costs Of suit. etc. In the
case OF the Deadwood he proposed TO
put up $4,000 for prospecting. and after
the expenditure OF that sum, II ho Likes
the looks OF the mine. would put up .
tsn.stamp mill and pay to the present
owners 5000 additional for q half In.
tsrest, which proposition the owners 90
cepted. II Oscsola Is all that many
claim for II, the time il not far distant
whom It's real worth will b known.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-18

Suor.-A Chinaman was shot In vir'
ginia night before last while trying to
escape from stealing posts from the yard
OF David Geary. II street. The ball en-
tered near tho spine. and the chances are
that there will DO n Chinaman lees
In q day OF Two.
THK alarm OF Ere this afternoon vas
caused by = blaze in some rubbish at
weleh's milk ranch ON the hill above
aud south Of Crown Point Ravine. The
Belcher got water on and squelchsd the
Ore before the boys got there.
CuANBEEs c. DAVIS. formerly Of Viz.
GINA City. has been seriously III in
Deadwood. but is now in a fair way TO
reeover. SO says the Pioneer.
Mn. surRo was in Virginia to-day and
declares the work Of the sub-drain to be
progressing rapidly and satisfactorily.
osK Of Behr's indicators has BEEN
placed at the O. j @. shait.
TIE Democrats Of Virginia are bold
ing their primaries to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-18
Mark rwaIn's Latest.

Al q dinner given recently to MARI
Twain. by the Stanley Club st Paris. 81
which we're present . great many dis
tinsuished people. that ~"Innoosni
Abroad" being OF course called on for
. speech. made one, In which he related
the following story with bis accustomed
drawl and seriousness OF face:
"Roger Macpherson, sir. was . man
met on . voyage from the Bermudas.
who had been permanently saddsned BY
q n experience which bsfsll him In Wis.
consin. He had been asked to convey
the remains OF . valued friend to his
home In that State from . distant town
where he died. He bad the body put In
o rough case, which. I am ssrry to say.
was exchanged at the depot during his
momentary absence for Q couple OF rides
which very much rssembled Tin outward
form. The riHss were put In the car and
Roger took bis place beside them In awe.
struck silence, thinking he vas still
guarding the remains Of his friend. An.
other traveller, sir, had meantime do.
posted Q LimbsrRsr cheese In the car.
which. somehow or other. ! can hardly
tell why, tended TO keep up the mourn.
er's illusion. Macpherson knew nothing
OF his having this dslicacy for . travelling
companion. Yet Il was In all probability
the cause OF his thinking necessarily OF
his late friend. II had the same effect
on others. Did he die rscently-that
Is. this Year, asked the eIpressman In =
tone Of commiseration. looking at the
riAs-box. He amt In NO trance added
the honest fellow after Q pause. oontsm.
plating the box. Hes permanent; III
20 bail for him. I've carried Q
good many Of EN-, too gasps the sx-
pressman presently, but for genuine
power and hs looked ct the box again.
They smoke necessarily. they burn
feathers. and at last the sxprsssmsn
says: 1t ain't no use. your friend wants
to travel alone and they 60 outside and
pass the rest Of Q very bitter night on
the platform Of the car"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-18

pou hehAhotS AtS1-e
San FRAscisco. April 10. - James
O'Nsill. arrested on . charge Of having
violated q city ordinance prescribing
sacrsligions performances. was before
the Police Court to-day for trial. A do.
murrer to the complaint was entered.
but was overruled and accused was
found guilty as charged and ordered to
appear for sentence tomorrow. An Of.
fort will then DO made 10 take the case
before q higher court In order that the
validity OF the ordinance may be tested.
The other cases were continued until
Monday.
The Eureka Consolidated Mining
Company have declared q dividend OF 81
per share. ~aggregating $50, 900. payable
on the 2lst. This makes the forty.sso-
ond dividend declared. Since tho 70.
sumption OF dividends In September.
1877, not q month has passed without q
dividend. Up TO and including Dscem.
bsr, 1878, these dividends were al the
rate OF 81 per share. Since then they
have been % per share. aud now they
are reduced 10 81 per share. which Ia
the rate paid In the early history Of the
mine.
Troy Dye and Anderson arc doomed.
The Supreme Court has affirmed the
judgment Of the Curt below, and the
latter has been directed TO nx anew the
day OF execution. This case has dragged
along for nearly a year, but at last there
Ia a chance OF that dastardly crime being
atoned on the gallows. It 10 doubtful
though II Dye suffers the death penalty.
About II O'Clock this morning Thomas
Nolan, Q driver in the Quartsrmaster's
Department Of the United States, fell
from his wagon on Cough street, near
Union, and was almost instantly killed,
the wheels nearly cutting him In two.
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Killed his Brother.

PORTLAND. Oregon. April 1.-two
brothers. named William and Harrison
Huntlsy. residing on . ranch on John
Day river. about seventy.lve miles from
the Dallss. while engaged at work q few
days since. became engaged ina quarrel.
Harrison had q spade in his hand and
struck William with II on the arm. Thii
maddsned the latter. and his brother
AYERS that he made q movement - II to
draw a weapon. Harrison then struck
at his brother again with tbs spade. this
time hitting him on the head. The
blade crushed the skull. and penetrating
the brain, produced death In . short
time. The murderer surrendered him
self to the authorities and was taken TO
the Dalles. Ho waived y preliminary
hearing aud 10 now In Jail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-18
Iripsr's Opera iiease.

Everybody was pleased last evening
with tho first appearances for the present
season. at Piper's Opera House, Of the
Berger Family and Sol Smith Russell
Combination. From the first the COM
pany appeared conscious Of their ability
to give q irst-class entertainment, and
the large audience at nee caught the
assurance. They were not disappointed.
The musical part OF the programme cor.
sisted Of fine selections which were
artistically rendered. Encores were i'm
mediately the order. and ruled through
out the performance. They were liser-
ally responded to. Miss Eta Morgan
has improved much rs 9 saIophons solo
ist since last on the Comstock. and ranks
dessfyedly high as an artistic performer
on that difficult instrument. Miss Anna
Teresa Berger has also improved a. q
cornet player. To those who understand
the difficulties TO be surmountsd TO attain
excellence upon that instrument her pro-
dcisncy appears truly marvellous. Her
style is very like Levy's. but shs lacks
his Wild fury and blare Of eIecu-
ton. In tone she approaches Ar.
buckle more nearly. Her woman's
tongue finds ample tield for play through
the instrument. The singing OF Miss
Kemlo was 10 universally and spprsciat.
ingly liked that she Was encored both
times. AZ vocalist she Is a success.
Sol Smith Russell Was irresishbly funnv
a. usual. IA Q mimicer OF eccentric hui
manity he has no equal. His wit is
pure and his illustrations are inimitsbls.
lie has made mimicry An art and rs an
eIemplider OF it he Is unapproachabls.
The combination will appear this sven-
ing again; also at q matinee at 2 O'Clock
tomorrow aud for . anal performances
Saturday evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-18
Cu.Scx o Rxpucrios.-By an Ac

CHANCE roa REpucrios.-By an Act
Of Congress. recently passed. the tax Of
tw~snty.four cents on tobacco and cigars
vas reduced TO sixteen cents on . pound.
This reduction will take place on the
nrst OF May. This 10 welcome nsws 70
the consumers Of tobacco. Local deal.
srs will, Of course. Immediately reduce
their prices In accordance with the nsv
basia.
ST. Jous'a PlauH Guup.-Ths regu.
lar monthly meeting Of the 81. Johns
Parish Guild will be held this evening
at the church 81 7:SO O'Clock.
A Lrrrn addressed 10 Mn. A. Burt,
Ogden. Utah. u bald ct the Gold Hill
Postofnes for postage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-18
LIBEL SUIT.
Jss>ph y. Aude sees the k~nterpFtss
PsbiishisE Company ssr CSC. 900
Damages.

Joseph +. Aude. who was indicted for
the grand larceny Of 800 shares Of 0phir
stock irom the Virginia agency Of the
Bank OF Nevada, and was tried and 60
Quilted March asth. has brought suit
against the Enterprise Publishing Com
pany for 1900 damages sustained BE-
cause Of the publication Of an editorial
article on the case March Goth.
Complaint. which is on ale in the
Office Of the County Clerk. sets out the
following as containing the libel: Tho
Auds case. A jury yesterday. almost
without deliberAtion. declared that
Joseph L. Audo IA guilty OF no crime
In appropriating the property Of the
Nevada Bank TO his own use. IL 10
n most extraordinary decision and
was never equaled before In this
city except when another Jury
found that John Paul committed NO
crime in robbins an assay office. where
he MAS employed. Of bullion. In ons
WAY they are parallel cases. Both men
we're trusted and both betrayed their
trus, and robbed their employers. But
Paul was an old man. bad always worked
hard and he stole but few thousand dol
lars. Auds was . young man, given u
responsible and honorable place and
large salary in q bank whore there were
kept not only funds belonging to his
employers. but those OF thousands Of
other people; and bat for the gigantic
wealth which backs the Nevada Bank
his act might have led to . panic which
would have swept away the earnings Of
hundreds OF poor men and women; for
The amount OF his dsfalcation Is more
than the capital OF an ordinary bank.
Yet on their oaihs . jury decided that
he had committed no crime. Would any
ons OF those jurors, after hearing the
evidence given in the case. en-
trust their money or their accounts
TO himl We have heard more than one
man on the street say the Bonanza hrm
Is rich aud can stand it, But really II
this is true il has nothing to do with the
case. The place Wa given TO young
Aude on the score OF old friendship.
Mr.. King had known him all his lie,
m at his parents solicitation gave him
n better situation than any young man
Of his age aud abilities ever obtained
before In this city. lie repayed tnis
obligation by commencing. within . few
months after he entered upon his duties,
70 steal money rom . oahN Hnu W
covering up MS .uiP'.uu' W IAiss 80
eonn,s' inis course Was pursued W
him Tor many months unui no was 90
tected. HIS career resulted IL neavy
loss to the bank but mat Is not me chiei
loss, Outside OF tns tricks anu tecnni-
caiities OF tns law, tns case rs 80 plain
that mere Is no' youth ~ uuo Guy
so dnii that ne does NOT iuiiy un-
ders'and u. ihefe was NOT young
man IN tue cry wno' last hIsn'' u,u no'
mink 'ha' anoshsr youns 70
uaysa nus s%p.oysss su, -
n'tu 'Ast on MS s,o.eo %
declAi.a inhoeen' AIuiJ
men. ... ,u.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-18

An assessment Of one dollar and Atty
cents per share has been Levied by the
Union Consolidated Silver Mining Com
pany, delinquent on the 9th OF May.
Ofacial notice Of the same Ii published
In our advertising columns to-day.
Assssx.xr.-An assessment Of fifteen
cents per share is levied by the Crown
Point Ravins Gold and Silver Mining
Company. delinquent on the 10Th OF
NAY uslt. See Official notice In our
advertising columns to-day.
ID. BASK. McKKSzIk. the temperance
advocate. will speak in Masonic Hall.
Gold Hill, Sunday evening. April 20.
Seats free. All are invited to attend. A
collection will DO taken up for Meken.
MES benefit.
Prxr Rob BaoKrs.-Thsre was n
pump rod broken at the q. & Q. shaft
this morning and the bsiling tanks are
bsing used TO keep the water down. IL
will take till tomorrow afternoon TO re-
pair damages.
SPECIAL NETTING Of virginia's Board
Of Aldermen will 10 held this evening at
7:3O o'clock for the purpose OF designat-
ing polling places and appointing OH
GERS for the coming municipal election.
Dun.-This has been q terribly dusty
day. Not . breath OF pure air ON the
whole Comstock. Eyes. ears. noses and
mouths have all suffered more or less,
and more OF the more than OF the less.
MIxISo Surn.-Sierra Nevada has
commenced suits against the Solid Silver
snd the Gold Lead Mining Companies
TO test aud quiet title. Both the do
PENDANTS have claims on Cedar Hill.
JrDor LsuIs. Of Virginia City. Is in
winnsmucca on professional business.
He 10 u Of the counsel In the suit Of
the Reese against the Rye Patch Mining
Company.
AsnsnKsu.-Ths Best i Beleher
Mining Company yesterday levied an
assessment on 81 per share on its cap
ital stock. and the Utah Company one
Of % 50.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-18
The Chisess doing.

The meeting Of the Anti Chinese
League Of Storey county In Gold Hill
Miners Union Hall last evening was
we'll attended. This organization ID
going steadily and quietly ahead in its
work, aud the effects are already to be
seen in different industrial branches.
The object which the League seeks to
attain-that OF securing the displacs-
msnt Of the Chinese from industrial
pursuits In bur community-is com.
msndabls, and the members should be
encouraged by all our people. The
peaceful mean adopted BY this new
organization and that OF Virginia City
will certainly prove effective In Kidding
Storey county Of this Monaghan In.
cubus.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-18

wv varney. q q Taylor, A Shane. II II
Croeksr. ID Cooper. Il johnson. George W
Roberts. q W Bolan. z Barnes. J Walsh.
r Kane. J p Sunderland. W s Hobart,
w = Cohn. q W Bryant. J I~vaneovieh. n
Sullivan. Mrs. Gleason. Mrs @ Nichols,
Mia \ Hargrave. " II Smith. Z Tyrrsll,
II 7 Dennipg and wife. J d Smith, DR. HI
sims. J 7 Pantiind. Mrs Colby. james
Underwood and wife. Mrs J II Stewart
Niss d Miller. l. Meyer. N Lipman.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-18

The Masonic social this evening viii
certainly b . fns affair. Gold Hill wall
turn out In force. Virginia will send a
delegation and washos has promised
representatives. Where 90 much youth
and beauty abound there will certainly
be o~opgsniality. This evening ct Ma.
sonic Hall will b no exception. As
been heretofore stated. Yarney's qua
drill band will be In attendance, and will
furnish the usual excellent music. Any
OF our people Who are fond Of dancing
= invited to be present. In all proba-
bility this will DO the last Of the series
Of socials for this season.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-18
wRRNCuRD AND RAcKsD

BY the psnss Of rheumatism. the joints svsntu'
ally become srievously distorted. and some.
times as'ums an almost sroiesqus dsfomity,
To prevent such results By . simple and agree
able m,sus 10 certainly the part Of wisdom. A
tendency TO rheumatic ailments may b suoeess
fully combstsd with Hostettsr's Stomach Bit.
teu, . medicine with the prestige Of . long and
sue ,sssful career, OF ~unbounded popularity md
OF emphatic professional sndorsement; II ~
purities which psthologists assim - the oauss
Of rheumatism. end not only purtnes the life
current. but enriches u, promoting vigof b.
fertilifing its sourcs. Digestion, the sction al
the bowels and the secretion Of the bills, an
aided By Il. and Il impsls the tidnsys and blsd'
der TO . regular and sctivs psrformsnes Of theii
remedy for, and means Of preventing. periodic
feven. 10 lwk
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-18

George d. Holt has relocated the
Leo and named II the Leonard. The
claim lies in Gold Hill District, and
comprises 1000 feet. The location
notice states that the ledge has been
stripped for several hundred feet
by means OF q tunnel and the ledge
runs In a nortbsrly direction. The
entrance to the tunnel 10 ct the base Of
the Niagara dump. The rslocator
states that he Is prepared 10 prove that
the necessary holding work for 1878 has
not been done ON the location.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-18
ASTONISHING SUCCESS.

1t IL the duty Of svsry psssoa Who has ussd
BoscHrE's GsRxAs srauP 70 lot IL wonderful
qualities b. known 10 their friends In curing
Consumption. severe Coughs. Group. Asthma
PpeumonlA. and In fact Ill Throat and Luna
Diseasas. No perpon can uss it without fmms-
diate relisG. Thres do-es will rslisys any csss,
and We consider it the duty OF all dfuggists 70
recommend 10 70 the poor. dying consumptvs,
were sold last rear. and not ons case vhsrs II
failed vas reported. Such Q medicine - the
0IRaAr sYRuP cannot BE- too vidsly Known.
Ash your druggist sbout 70. sample bottiss 70
try sold d 10 cents ! regular Size. u cents. roi
ssls BIZ John Jonea, Jr. Wed A
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-18

The Sheriff Of Lyon county Is &C.
cused Of maltreating o Chinaman whom
be arrestsd In Ormsby county without a
warrant. The Chinaman's ribs were
broken. and the result Is thus given by
tbs Appeal OF this morning: The Chi.
naman All Poy. who 10 alleged To have
been 20 severely maltreated by the Sher.
liz Of Lyon County and bis deputy while
in their custody. is reported 10 be very
III and his lie Ia despairsd Of, resulting
from the injuries received. II be dies
and the assault Is proven against the &C.
cused officers, they will have placed
themselves In Q very unsnviabls posi-.
finn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-18
Fatal Accidents.

NAPl, April l6.-Mrs. @. r. Vented.
living near Rutherford Station, was
accidentally killed Tuesday night by
falling of the high porch Of her dwelling
to the ground.
A thres-year-old son Of W. II. Chap
man. near town. was severely and II 10
thought fatally burned this morning BY
his clothes catching FIRE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-18

Eureka Seminal. April Is: The fastest
stage time on record was made yester'
day between Typo and Eureka. The
distance Is over 100 miles. The stage
left Tybo at 8 a. n. and arrived here si
2 r. NJ, being just nine hours on the
road. Travis handled the ribbons, and
Messrs. English and Haskell were among
the passengers. The usual time for the
trip Is twenty-five hours.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-18
Dis elame Ish Nine"


The following IL Q verbatim copy Of q
mining claim notice, posted not Q thou.
sand miles from Eureka: "Py got dis
a mine slame long dimes ago, unit py
chorge II o peter you don't gone
arount Some more init your tam nodises
on dis glame. virk dis glame In year
1879, unit done Some little virk all dem
years till dis year 1879 unit Py got you
peter don't virk Some more or ! will
kotch you unit Sue you In du middle OF
d. law I'm dakss you NIT der Bost onss
NIT Shugs Huppart mid eureka ovt. dis
glams ish mine Pismark py got.
(Signsd) Jake Swartxts."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-18
Captsin .f she Team.

Thomas Gallagher has been elected
Captain VI the Sarsneld Guard shooting
team. to &C, till the nrst 81 August,
The following Corporals have been ap'
pointed by Captain Walsh: Oven
Byrns. First Corporal; David Morgan,
Second Corporal; p. II. Pollard. Third
Corporal; John Curran. Fourth Cor
poral; John II. Harris. Fifth Corporal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-18
n.,.r,ur.. s...s E,..i.r.

d Adler. J Landers. II II Pease, q G
white. @ y Rood. J " Cline, L Hartnett,
J II Ryan. n Meth. Z Kirmau. W II Grey
and wife. Nn Y p Fenner. Mrs l. A Kane.
Mrs J Robinson. Mrs. Caldwell. Mrs y N
Main and children. Miss Williamson. Miss
II Madden. Mrs II N PETER, N Z Gilmore,
L ID 81 Peter. Emma Mckay. George L
Mckay.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-18
Bank OF Geld NM.

W. H. Blauvelt will open q bank in
Gold Hill some time next week. which
will be known - the Bsnh OF Gold Hin.
The bank will be provided with a capital
Of $250. 900. aud will be in operation in
few days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-18

Eureka Sentinel: Mike MCGOWAN 10
not striking westward, hoi" as some
late exchanges have Il, but was striking
. hotel keeper last night for Job OF
cooking. Give Nike . chance and hs
will work.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-18

Carson Tribune. April 10: Michele
Serzentich. the young man arrested for
stealing 5000 from Pcrasioh Bros. wss
vas discharged yesterday. bis father hav.
ing autographed from Italy that hs would
make good the amount stolen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-18

The nsh Law passed BY the late Lsgis.
laturs prohibits their catching during
the period between the 20th Of April
and the arst Of October.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-18
ALI. porES.
Gold Hin. Feb. u. isss.

Referring 10 The above. the New Publishing
Company dssire 10 inform the public thai they
viii continue the pubiestioa Of th- Coin HILL
DALY NEvsa ana ths business of The Job ofnos
In connection thsreuith. Ths patronAse Of The
puolic 10 RESPECTFULLY solicited.
WILLIAM p. PRATT.
business ManASer.