davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-22

Gov, ROBINSON preiaces his latest veto
message with an expression of belief that the
proposed measure is desirable and is favored
by many people to be affected by il. Yet no
considers it in the nature Of special legislation.
and in violation of tho Constitution. Tho bill
proposed to permit the Atlantic Avenue Rail
road Company Of Brooklyn to construct an Gle.
waited lailroad. The peculiarities about Gov.
koDINsoNs yetoos are that he gives sound rea-
sons for what he does. The same cannot DO
said OF those signed by h. b. HAYES.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-22

The long cherished hopes Of the nun
dreds OF descendants Of ANNEKE JANTz BoGAR-
DUs have received another blow in tho decision
delivered by the General Tegm Of the Supreme
Court ut Ithaca on Saturday last About q year
ago lYNEAR VAN GGEsEN Of Essex County. Now
jersey. applied to Surrogate lioGERs for letters
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-22

JOHN SHERMAN says he would like very
we'll TO be Governor of Ohio, but as that would
involve tho bringing OF now man into tho
Treasury Department and as he is modcstly
convinced that no new man could run tho
national finances rs well as he is running them.
he feels it duty TO stay whore he is This. he
explains to an inquirng Ohio friend. Is the
reason why he cannot accept the Ohio Repub-
lican nom nation this year
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-22

For several days the morning hour in
tho House has been devoted to the con-
siieration Of tho bill Amending the laws
relative TO the transfer OF cases from
State to Federal courts. Tho Democrats
have strongly arrayed themselves against
the policy Of deprvng tho state Of authority
in the interest Of the national Government
while republicans have sustained the opposite
view. The Democrats giving promise Of carry
ing their point, Republicans have resorted 10
roll calls and other hlibusterng tactics 10 pre-
vent the advancement Of the bill. They were
successfully resumed yesterday Retaining
from voting the Republicans left tho House
without quorum and tho morning hour was
consumed in n call Of the House. Then the
WARNER Free Coinage bill was considered. and
its provisions as intended by the author wore
further deprived Of their force. As modified it
no longer provides for unlimited coinage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-22

Having failed in Tie five months session
to do anything Of consequence about cutting
down the salaries Of this city's ofllceholders.
it is now proposed in the Legislature that
committee be appointed 10 take the subject in
hand and report TO the next Legislature. Why
was this not thought Of At the beginning instead
OF the end Of the session This Legislature has
shrked its work. Tho corporation taxation
question is turned over to n spapial committee
that will sit o; Niagara Falls. Saratoga and
other places OK resort tho brooklyn bridge in
duiry ends ina recCmaeEdatoi. - appoint a
commission to make further Investigations. and
moro information is asked for concerning
prison management before legislation can be
made. Yet the session was ono of tho longest
of late years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-22

II the news contained in despatch from
Sima Is correct. England has gained substan-
TALLY what she has been lighting FOR in Afghan
istan. The British arc to control the foreign
relations OF the country. and Il British Resident
ID TO have n habitation in Cahul. Besides this
the British territory is to be extended from the
Pciwnr Pass. Khybcr Pass. and Pishin Valley
beyond Quettah. Such are the terms said to
have been acccdcd to by YAKooB KHAN that
ill-starrod wretch" as his father. the atc
Ameer. called him. 1t remains to be seen
whether tho wild and turbulent Afghans will
acuuicsco in the submissive course adopted by
their nominal sovereign.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-22

We are sorry to SEQ that the Northern
Presbyterian Board Of Missions is now deeper in
debt by $4,000 than it was year ago. when its
indebtedness was over $4,000. Missionary
societies should set a good example to secular
societies and persons by paying as they 60.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-02
Teachers, Testimonial.

Prof. Z. ]. Pasmore, on tho owe OF the
expiration Of his term Of office as Super
intendent Of the Public Schools OF Storey
County. was waited upon by q delegation
Of teachers from the various schools In
the county and presented with = beautiful
massive silver tea service. elegantly chased
In antique style, from the we'll known Jew.
olry establishment Of William Manning,
on South O street, Virginia. The inscrip'
ton on each piece reads ~ follows:
Teachers Of Storey County TO i. j,
Pnmorc, Superintendent, 1875"
Accompanying the gift Was . testimo'
NAL 10 writing indicative Of the kindly
feeling Of the teachers throughout the
county for tho retiring Superintendent,
Tho testimonial. neatly framed and SUI
perbly engrosscd by that prince Of artists,
Professor Metcalf, Of Virginia, forms q
chef famrre Of art, o souvenir OF which
the recipient has good reason 10 DO proud
II reads as follows:
Testimonial To T.. ]. Pasmore. su'
p%erintendent Of Public Schools, Storey
County, Nevada. Respected Sir For thu
associated interests.
"In your official capacity. Wc feel a.
surcd. you have discharged your duties
co%nscientiously and creditably.
"In al your relations with ne, you have
been uniformly courteous and obliSing.
"Your success In life re shall ever TO
gard with pleasure and pride.
please accept our slight Testimonial
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-02
haua,noti, fruis.

w. Il. Litchaeld. an old and well.
known resident Of Gold Hill. who has
been absent In California for tho past
year, returned to his old stamping
ground this morning. lie has been
most Of his time in Santa Cruz, and
speaks well OF that section and its PEG.
plo, but thought lie would like TO return
and try his fortune among his old
friends on the Comstock oncc moro. lie
stopped at Nevada City on his way over.
and from George wslch's place, at that
point, he brought along q huge pear, Of
the Vicar Of Wakefield variety, weigh
ing three pounds and q half. This he
presented TO Postmaster j. j. Marshal,
and can DO seen on exhibition in the
front window OF tho Postofice. lie also
brought along q smaller u for the pro.
pristor Of this paper. Periodically
speaking this pair OF pears will compare
well with any pair Of pears ever raised
on the Pacific Coast. and are OF pretty
good size oven for Nevada City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-02
the niaisw Situation.

The San Francisco Stock Report. o.
Dec. 3lst. in an editorial review Of the
past and present Of the mining and
stock situation, says: 1.-THE outlook for
1879 We consider highly encouraging.
The Sierra Nevada and Union Consoli.
dated developments will swell the bul.
lion yield for the next year; Ophir has
already begun m output OF bullion; the
Sutro Tunnel is to DO utilized in drain
Ing the Savage. Norcross aud other
water mines. the great Eas! or Crossman
ledge is to DO explored from the Mint
shaft, the sevon front ledge companies,
including Mt. Hood and Vancouver,
having already secured the privilege
from the Mint people; the Yellow Jacket
will be Immediately prospected under
most favorable circumstances from the
new shaft; ths Julia Is just entering a
splendid formation In what has already
been considered the richest portion Of
the mine; indeed, taking the Comstock
m q whole. we consider the prospects for
1879 far moro favorable than they were
ono year ago."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-02
New Years Day.

There was the usual amount Of calling
in Gold Hill yesterday, and the compli.
msnts Of the season wero freely and
heartily interchanged among friends and
acquaintance on the streets. In Vir.
ginia, rs we'll as here, many business
houses were closed, especially during
the afternoon. Carriages with callers
wero To be seen moving 10 and fro. and
there was considerable hilarity mani
tested by some Of the observers OF the
day before 1t closed. The ludicrous
came In about O O'Clock In the evening.
&, zen a man aud two women mounted o
dump car. to which q donkey was at.
tached as a motive power. and the whole
went tumbling down @ street TO the
chin music Of the crowd and the shouts
and cheers Of lookers-on. As o whole.
the Comstock was happy and began the
year joyously. Very little excess was
manifest anywhere. and good order Was
generally observed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-02
Pipsr's Opera House.

Stools were In demand last evening at
Piper's Opera House, and those who
neglected 10 secure seats in advance were
glad to locate themselves in the aisles
and along the walls OF the building and
even to stand around the door to see the
presentation OF Exit, the Arkansas Trav-
elsr," with Chanfrau in tho title role.
The play was well mounted, well mechan-
lied aud well sustained throughout.
Chanfrsu may be said to have created
his imp~ersonation OF Exit" Hc has
evidently studied his part thoroughly.
aud although he has played II over 1000
times, does nothing mechanically and
follows no dull routine. II CLOVIS with
Western lilo oil through. Encore fol.
lowed encore last evening at ths end Of
every act and he was repeatedly called
before the curtain. The support was
very good and the scenery excellent.
The play will be repeated tonight and
then give place 10 the "octoroon." with
Chanfrau as Salem Scudder, tomorrow
night. There will DO q matinee Satur.
day. That OF yesterday WAS we'll at
tended. Reserved seats are very desira.
BILE and may DO secured at tho box OF.
6ce.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-02
AURORA.
The Real Del Aspts Company che
Only worksrs-Dssd Thisgs aud
Old Fossils Chascss fer = kesur.
reclfon.


A friend. writing from Aurora. under
date Of December 30th, says: The
outlook for this section Of the State Is
not calculated to inspire q with cheer.
fulnsss. This people is not inclined to
display that energy which Is conducive
to the establishment and maintenance OF
an American mining camp. Beyond the
efforts Of the Real Del Monte Company.
no labor Is being performed on any mine
here. The term ''workingmen" Is con-
fined to the energetic superintendent
aud miners OF the above corporation.
The old fossils who fire Of their
rhetoric from behind bar.room stoves,
and manufacture tales Of Oriental rich.
ness and barbaric splsndor about Aurora
In 70 olden days. at about listlsssly and
permit Del Monte to exhaust It's vitality
In the hopes that they may be enriched
thereby. The story OF Elijah and the
ravens has been handed down for twelve
years by these inhabitants with such re-
lance ON It's t%ruthfulnsss, that the char
acteristics Of Pillicoddy have become In.
herent in their very natures. Mark
Twain struck a happy expression In the
remark that he has seen people o
l~isiless, slower and quister than he
but they were dead. So 1t Is with this
class. II Aurora Is ever resurrected
aud brought out right, II will have to DO
done by very different people from these
fossilizsd old graybacks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-02
IMronrASr Norrcr. Everybody


IMPORTANT NorrcE. - Everybody
deb,ed to Plat & Rich. the we'll knc
aud popular Gold Hill clothiers, will q.
well to step up to the>C Captains office
and settle forthwith. They are closing
out their business In Gold Hill and have
TO give up their store on the 10th instant,
consequently they call upon everybody
owing them to come and pay. They
must have their money, and do not wish
TO give trouble u they can avoid II, but
q settlement must DO had by or before
the 10th. Read their notice in our nd.
vertising columns to-day.
Fon SILVER Crrr.-Professor H. F.
Baker. at ono time Principal Of the
Gold Hill public schools and recently
teacher In Fl0wsry District, has nc.
cepted Tho place as Principal Of the Sill.
yer City public schools, recently 70.
signed by Professor W. @. Dovsy, who
has gone TO Elko TO take charge Of the
State University. Professor Baker IL o
good practical teacher. and the Silver
City people are fortunate in securing his
services.
SEVERAL. Comstock ladies' who ycster.
day kept ''open houss' declined to Offer
wines or liquors 10 their gussts, nubsti-
tuting hot coffee. This change was ac-
ceptablo to the greater portion Of the
gentlemen who made their annual calls.
PAT. QUINN Is extracting from biz
mino in Spring Valley. below Silver
City. some ore ~assaying well up In the
hundreds. lie intends to ship . couple
Of carloads Of II 10 San Francisco a. .
working test.
A LOT Of about twelve tons Of Edison
ore, just worked at McJilton's arasIrs,T
Silver City. yielded an average Or about
$50 per ton. ThsSyield was all In gold,
nc attempt being made to save tho silver.
The gold is worth $IS 26 per ounce.
Wohx was resumed In the old 0cci.
dental mine last Monday. Il was
stopped some two years ago last Suu
mer, In order to let the Sutro Tunn
which was approaching the meridian
the lode, drain the mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-02
rnK PEOPLE WANT PROOF.

There 10 no medicine prescribed By physicians
or sold By drugglsts that carries sueh evidence
Of iis success and superior virtue ~ Bschee's
German Syrup for severe Coughs. Colds settled
GU the breast, Consumption. or any disease Of
the Throat and Lungs. proof Of that fact 10
that any person afflicted can get . sample bottle
for 10 cents and try it, superior effects before
buyins the regular flE- 1t rs ceuts. II has lately
been introduced IN this country rom Germany.
and Ito wonderful cures Aie astonishing every
one that uses II. Three dO.es will relieve any
case. Try it. Sold by ali druggists In America.
della COW BAT
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-02
rng SCARCITY or DIAMONDS,

Gold and Silver. and the difncui,y met with In
securing them. 10 . sure INDIGESTION Of their
value. Tins II IL with valuable medicine.
Dr. AUG. Ksiser's celebrated German Pulmonic
Elixir, through the jealousy Of rivals. has met
with the most bitter opposition. and apparently
lnsurmountabic obstacles have been thrown In
It's way; but It's opponents might ~ we'll try To
change the courss Of the sun. sweep back the
ocean with Q broom or put cut q prairie hrs
with q tear For the cure OF Throat aud Lung
Diseases. such o, Coughs. Colds. Consumption
and bronchial Affections. It 10 untqnaled. lts
cures are truly magical. Ask j. Jones. Jr..
druggist. Main street. 1old Hill. for IL. The
genuine bears tbs Prusalsn Coat OF Arms, ths
facsimile signature Of DIR. AUG. Kaiser. and has
his name blown on every rs cent bottle. Tnal
bottles rs cents, IOl8 COW
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-02
TWO MEN KILLED.
Aaga.Ia. NJ the occidental Mine
Biown Up-wiLiisn ~. soionson
and Delaware sewsii she Vic
aims -Ceronsr's Verdict.

BY an explosion ol the magazine at
the Occidental mine at 10 a. N. y%ester-
day. William ". Solomon. u native OF
New Jersey. aged % years, was instant
ly killed. and Delaware Sewell, q native
Of Canada, aged AZ years aud n resident
Of Silver City. vas 30 badly injured
that he lived only three hours.
There is nothing positively known rs
to the Of the explosion and little
a. 10 the manner Of the accident. The
men were engaged in repairing the tun.
mel TO the Occidental mine and In doing
this found 1t necessary to timber in
places. As the rock WA hard they went
into q side drift where the powder was
stored to get some giant cartridges to use
In making excavations for timbers.
There was In this branch tunncl or
magazine n box and a half Of giant pow
der, some giant caps, and near them n
ksg OF black POWDER Mr.. Sewell re-
tanned his consciousness and talked
freely OF the disaster before his death,
but could give no explanation ~ to how
Il actually occurred. =
From what he said OF the situation,
however, some reasonable conjectures
can DO offered an to tho cause. The last
Mr.. Sawell saw OF Mr.. Solomon he had
a giant cap in his fingers. The explod-
ers are said TO have been Of the same nge
and quality ms those which caused the
various disasters In the Sutro Tannel,
and 10 have been on hand some three
years. Here probably lies the true Ok
PLANTATION. Tho electricity In the body
Of Mr.. solomon set of the cap. the con.
cussion fired others, and q general ex'
ploslon followed. 1t Is possible, how.
ever, that one OF the men trod on a cap
which had been dropped.
When the accident occurred Mr.. Solo.
mon was standing between the giant and
black powder. The conclusion was NO
great as TO hurl both men out OF the
branch tunnel and carry them some dis.
lance along the other tunnel. Mr..
Sewsll was stripped OF every shred OF
clothing, but Mr.. Solomon, being be-
tween the two explosives, was not only
stripped but considerably mutilated.
Coroner Hodges held Nh inquest yes
terday az to tho cause OF death Of the
two victims. The verdict was according
to tho facts as stated. The jury were
unable to solve the mystery attendant
upon the explosion. What caused 1t
must remain O mystery.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-02

Tue Woodwork mill (worsing tall
inss) shut down last Saturday on ae-
count o; the scarcity OF water caused oy
the freezing up Of the Carson river.
Tux people OF Gold Hill and Virginia
City u be sure TO remember the
Masonic Social tomorrow night. IL
wi be a. fine o. usual.
soAS Of the teachers Of the pnblic
achools presented sx.Superintendent
Pas@ore. Tuesday evening. with n sill
Ter ten Get.
Coz. j.. q. Pam and wife were among
the arrivals yesterday morning.
LADY BRYAN has levied AN assessment
of hfty cents per share.
The pnblic schools Of Storey coun,y
reopsned this morning.
The Phil. Sheridan mine. Cedar Hill,
has been relocated.
/. Z. JAMES Of the Yellow Jacket re-
turned yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-02
nErosr.
rnIs

rnis MORNING.
tso oyAir. IS. sss. IS
356 Wsxican. sou. 81
% Gould 4 Curry. Q. 9h
s0Bsnk Bsichsr. Is
1870 califsrnia, i0h. 10k
AIS Savage. 10. on
1is0 Con. virginia. II. s. ss.s
so Chsllar- Potoxi. as. "A. an
l55 Hale q Norcross. liz
$50 Grown Point. 3 GO. 3 IS. . co
80 Yellow Jacket. i3t
IS Imperial. 500
ITO Alpha. l0k ,
800 Bslcher. 81. 3 so
$40 Confidence,
800 Sierra Nevada. Al. AS, AN. AZ
60 Utah. II
$3.50 Bsllion. 4 90. 4 ss. 4 so. 4 IS. 8. ) b5.
4s0. 5b5. 3.495
10 Exchsquer. 4 10
SIS Justice. 3 65
300 Succor, 2Oc
$50 Union Con-. 57S, SIN. IS
COS Alta. s. 81
100 Lady Bryan. zoe
227o Julia. 400. 4 IS. ~, 4 80. 4 20, 4 20.
~
Seq. Bslcher. II
i30 Overman, ~
40 Caledonia. 2 40
1850 Silver Hill. IN. I IS. l GO. l u. %.
10
800 Dardanelles. I 10
400 New York. COO
400 Phil. Sheridan. Csc
20 Lady Washington. Toe
200 Wells Fargo. 2oc. 25c
1855 Ward. I. 95c
$50 Scorpion. SOC
1885 LsviAthAn. 45c. Joe
100 Nsrth Con. Virginia. ~
100 Morning Star. ~
200 Trojan. 35c
o25 Benton. 3. 2 20. 295
500 Senator. i5c
1i0 Solid Silver. soc
$50 North BONANZA. soc. s5c. SOC
100 Challenge. G5
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-02
Hue Ribboss.

LATHE knots OF blue arc manifest here
aud there and mark resolves for the
New Year. Stove Gillis, Of the Enter
priss, manifested considerable zeal In
this direction yesterday. He frst knotted
the ribbon IN his vest and then com.
mepoed missionary work. He was
Joined BY a hAll-score OF the compositora
OF iha Office. aud q little society was
thus formed ~ a nucleus round which
several men rallied. II is q worthy
work AMI deserves 20 10 on to tho &C.
complishment OF much good.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-02
ASSESSMENTS.

Wiilisn rssn-s cents per share; levied
November nd; delinquent xsi sale day
FEBRUARY sth.
NE Patch Css.-si per share: levied De
eember It'll: deiinqusnt January iitn; sale
day February 18th.
Nsssh aasvra Nsvsda-5 cents per share
levisd December 18Th: delinquent JanuAp
zad; sale day February 10Th.
naeess-so cents per share levied Deeemesl
is,hs dsnBeuslt January si't sale d.
February 10Th.
lHsps-A cent per sharr; levied Desmbci
iIth: deiinqusn: January Auth; sais day
February 9Th.
nsnasss.- ti per share; levied Deeem or ic
d~slinqaent January 2oh; sale cay Peru
arg 18th.
Crews rsist-u per share. levied Dscsg.
her f2th: ~delinquen, January 10, ,sie dS
February 9Th.
shsr1 rsi.i Decembsr iith. della rasal
fsLrr iStn sls dAy February ID.
1ssta Nss-rsss-D cents per ssafei
ltrr sabcr inih, ictncuul. JanuAfy
% AZ a ~ Iebfaary m. ,
re- kvild pccguta m. de
~ ar 10Th ssls Az ishrlAfy
sst. hv-sd DScst b-s 'e.si
al jniJy issA. ~s
~ssss c-r .s,Ai-t-d--H ~ ,
.Esr, l-Sisd paambsr fth. 1srnsasti
.l1laY sth. - S-y JKn,sry sih-
lii.s-slp .hr-. iettei Dsesu'sf -.
asiieqasatJ ususo 10. sale dag Jmas,
feta.
Meth Rsasaas-,o c,r,. psr char; Isvses
Dsceab. Sssi de inqseut January ieth
80 day Jsnsry 81.
sw--si. p.r kAsrus rviea December 9th;
isllnqasss jARuafy I'M '.'s day January
i7th.
Mar al Csu. vtrsisiS-si p~r share; levied
sovenbsr ala: delinquent Decsmb.r 2'th;
sale day January nth.
Bs~ksye-0 cents per share; levied Novem-
Der 5sih: ~delisqu.nt peeembsr 9Th: sale
isy January 18TH.
Dasey-0 cents pr share, levied November
Ism; dellngasni December ai-t; sale Jay
Jssaay i5Ih.
oouia a Carvy-si 50 per share; levied
November 18th: delinquent December I'D
sAie day January 18th
Cniea.ain-so cents per share: levied No
v.mber i5,h. delinquent December sth'
sale dag January 10th.
asash Utah IS cents per share; levied
November 18th: delinquent peoemosr list
sale day January TN.
aoush Utah. cents per share. levied No
vsmb-r 18Th: delinquent Dceenbsr sis,l
sale day January rh.
s-.hnttesge Csa.-3o cent. per shafs. levied
Nossmber 2ad: delinquent Dcceaber I'D
sais day January 9Th.
Mes YsSk-D sehts per share; levied No
yembsr i2sh /: d~eli.auent December i'uh'
sale day January u.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-02
A CARD.

To al who arc suffering from the error and
indiscrstions Of youth. nervous weakness, early
decay, loss Of manhood. ETC.. ! will send .
receipt that will cure you, YRlk or CHANCE.
This great remedy was discovered by O mirsion-
AIRY In south America. Send . self-addressed
envelope 10 the REV. JOSEPH T. lNMAN,
station ID, Bible House. New York City.
ke2O Gm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-02
.,,,v.I. Yesterday Morning.

An Cummings. ID y Mcintosh. W Luke
Geo Henry. W Il Riehaeid. J smith VIM
Morrill, Ray. q @ staley. Ii d Carpenter
AT Waters. J MeNeal. W II Moore, b ,
chanfrsu. y Lawier. 4 Trcmain. Harry
Thompson. L N Thsyer. Mrs JIG Fair
Mrs L Mcdonald. Mrs W J Stewart Mrs
Csriiell. Miss v Cordiell. Miss Brand
Miss Long. N Canayan. 7 Vale. Archie
Borland, J Nichols. q W Grayson. Chas
Cavanaugh. J slessingcr. d isAAes. cha'
Kirschqnun. Miss Parker. IL couriaine
and wife. Ml.s Adams. Maudo Adams.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-02

wrsrcA, Mimi. Dec. 3l.-Professor
Ronzo 10 Ia Anotivs. q peripatetic, p.ov.
srty stricken lecturer. who claims that
be was compagnon du roydge OF DIR. Liv'
ipgston In Africa, shielded by poison TO-
day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-02
o. n.

o. II. GALLur. opposite the Bank Of califor.
mia. Gold Hill, keeps constantly on hand al
favorits brands Of Imported Cigar. choice bit
cigars. all hinds Of chewing tobacco. meer'
schsum pipes. school books and stationery ol
all descriptions, nns CUTLERY. and toys and fancy
RoodS of ali kinda. apps n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-02
FATAL DELAY.

Il IL often the case that we sacrifice our live.
By delaying the use Of proper remedies. A few
hours lort IL often fatal 10 acute diseases.
Fever and Inflammation waits for no man, but
when unchecked hurries on u modification
and death. DO not be guilty Of this fatal delay.
Ups freely Bristol's sar-apahllA and Pills: In
them you have safety and health. ocs6 cod I'm