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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-02-12

Go to McKenzies for PURE OLD
BOURBON AND RYE WHISTLES,
FRENCH BRANDIEs, SCOTCH AND
IRISH MALTWHIsKIEs by the BoT-
TIE OR GALLON. Goods delivered
free of charge.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-02-12

AWARQpAR and Morphine habit absolutely en-, ana
speedily cured Painless, no r' PrpGns,sii Gari
W. AVA ton. Isl Wellington 81 caicaso'A ~
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-02
RUSSIA.

A recent telegram from st. Petsrs-
burg said /:
The police discovered two secret print
Ing presses here yesterday. Many arrests
have been made In connection Herewith.
That 10 the old story In . new dress.
From the days Of Faust. Gutenberg
and Shasffsr. the u~pholdsrs Of king
craft and priestcrsit have opposed the
printing press. Nevertheless. during
oil that time its influence has increased.
until now its power fairly shakes the
throne Of the Russian empire. There
10 in Russia Q deep undsrcurrsnt Of dis.
satisfaction among all classes. The
Car knows this and he is uneasy. In
. country where free speech is abridged
to such an extent that sven university
students are not permitted to express
their desires for fair treatment. there
must naturally be. somewhere beneath
the placid surface Of society. . boiling
caldron Of indignation which seeks q
source Of expression. The newspaper
affords this source. and the authorities
fear the effects Of the resulting volcano.
The editor writes his articles In secret.
and In secret the printers do their work.
but whom the edition Is worked Of and
circulated among the advocates Of re-
form and q more humane government.
not sven the Gar. with all his ennis
sariss can stop it, and no one can ssti-
mate its influence. The people, when
oncs they know their wrongs, brood
over them. and the spark kindlsd by one
word OF defiance to the tyrant. may
eventually break forth in the full force
Of revolutionary instruction. In the
light OF history all men must see that
the Government OF Russia must become
more liberal or II must fall.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-02

KKurp. the famous German gun ma
ksr. has just sclipssd al his former Of.
forts by constructing = new steel cannon.
which Is the largest piece Of steel ord
nance yet made. II weighs ssvsniy.two
tons. IL thirty-tvo feet long. and has .
calibre Of twenly-one and thres-fourths
inches. while that Of the English eighty
ton gun has only eighteen inches. The
charge for this monster gun 10 to DO SS5
pounds Of prismstic powder. the p~rojsc-
tile being . chilled iron shell weighing
1850 pounds and have q bursting charge
OF twenty-five pounds Of powder. The
force Of the shot on leaving the gun 10
estimated at 3iO. 900 foot tons. and 1t 10
calculated that when pointed at an angle
OF forty-thres degrees with the horizon.
the gun will throw its projsctils . dis
lance OF fifteen miles.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-02
PACIFIC COAST sREvIrlts.

San Francisco Pos. April I : An an.
topsy in the case OF Chester H. Hull.
the well known journalist who died
suddenly yesterday morning. showed
that Serious aPoplsIy was the cause Of
his death. In the stomach there were
evidences OF tie recent presence OF
chloral hydrate. The brain vas found
developed to q remarkable degree. being
pronounced by the medical gentlemen
who were present to be the largest that
had ever come under their observation.
The funeral will take place at ii o'clock
tomorrow forenoon. from the late resi-
dsucs Of deceased. No. POI Leavsnworth
street.
Phoebe Record. March 30: sll.476 Is
in bullion was shipped during the past
week by Wells. Fargo 4 Co. The
Christy Mil L Mining Company shipped
from Silver Reef on the 10Th, Esd and
25th OF March three bars OF bullion
valued at $3.50 CO. Eight thousand
Eve hundred dollars in bullion came up
from the Raymond & Ely mill Tuesday
evening.
winnemucca Silver State. April Il:
The Paradise Valley Mining Company
shipped two carloads Of ore TO the Rye
Patch mill to-day. This Is the best
shipment ON the contract, and IL Ii said
the company intend to build g mill near
the mine and reduce the ore themselves.
The Carson River rose one foot ON
Monday. at the mouth Of the Genoa
iums.
The southern stage brought to Carson
five bars Of bullion. consigned to Wells.
Fargo & Co. yesterday.
The ledge OF the Cowing K Zabriskis
mine 10 now nearly ten feet wide. and
very rich. An Assay Of the rock Was
made ysstsrdsy. showing II to carry
$40 IS In gold and silver. So says the
Carson Appeal.
X. F. PiIlsy and Isaac Mcconnell
have been granted till April 8 to plead
TO four indictments OF smbezzlsment.
Carson appeal: Work has begun on
the elevated lot opposite the residence
Of d. A. Bender. for the erection OF d.
l.. Bliss new mansion. Il is to be the
handsomest residence in the city when
completed.
Belmont Courier. March 2s: The Bel.
mout Mining Company shipped March
20, bullion valued at $3.50 81. The
Alexander Mining Company shipped
on the 2lst Of March bullion valued at
So, 7i3 02.
Wand Refer. March 20: The Martin
White Company shipped fifteen bars Of
bullion during the week valued at Sli,.
277 80.
From Austin last Monday the Man.
haitian s. N. Co. shipped l2 bars Of
bullion weighing S7i pounds and valued
ct Sill, 278 A.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-02
Tuscarora's Mystery Revived.


T..eo,ora T;mss- R.sisr. March 81.
Since the dismissal Of the criminal
suit against 8. n. Pollard. but little has
been said about him. Tor her. a. the case
may be.) Samuel Maud. or Sarah
Nicsjah. and Msrancy have since
that time living together in a small cabin
In tho rear Of the Tines Rsrieto Office.
apparently like any other young married
couple in humble circumstances. attract.
ing scarcely moro notice than any other
young married pair OF their rank and
station. The relations between this
mysterious brace have however. with.
in the last few days issued . new
phase. and one which Ia likely to lead
TO the solution Of the problem which 90
exercised and vsIsd the public mind
several months ago. Pollard and
Marancy have at last separated; the
matrimonial blanket has been divided,
and the one flesh has been made twain.
Samuel Sarah was . witness In the Bah.
COZ Beysrs' water suit. which took him
TO Elko. where she remained for several
days. During the husbands absence q
change appears to have come over the
spirit Of Marancy's dreams, for upon
Sans return she declared the matri.
monial partnership dissolved. aud her
self Q free and independent spinster.
The husband readily sanctioned the
dissolution. opening the door Of their
domicils and bidding her depart in
peace. And thus ends the connubial
life Of this strange. strange pair. II
will DO remembered that Pollard. when
under arrest for perjury. promised the
writer . full and and complies statement
Of the whole affair for the readers OF
this paper. We will state that the
promise was faithfully kept. so far as
furnishing the facts was concerned,
although for certain reasons We were
not permitted to make them public.
We have had for some time past In our
possession over three hundred pages OF
Of manuscript, containing . full account
OF Pollard's lie, from the hour OF birth
until the dismissal OF the perjury case
in our local court. IL is . most inter.
ssting account Of . strange and eventual
life. Hitherto oogent reasons have q.
listed for not publishing the facts found In
the statement. but II Is more than likely
that the causes for their suppression
will soon DO removed, and that the
whole story will bs given to the public
in Q book written by Pollard himself.
We violate no confidence In saying that
the sex question is fully explained In
the manuscript. and also the circum.
stances connected with. and the motives
which sctuated the marriage with Mar.
ancy ; and which We will add were. In
no respect d~issrsditabls 10 the hero Tor
h~eroins). II the statement Is true. and
the greater portion appears to be well
authenticated. Pollard 10 more 10 be
pitisd than blamed. being more sinnsd
acsinst than aiming.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-02
Lyon County items.

From the Lyon County Times, Of this
morning. We clip the following:
d. II. Jackson has obtained a fore
closure OF his lien on the property OF
the Amazon Il Glasgow Mining Com
pany.
The peach. apple and pear trees 10
this county are blossoming finely. and
the vegetables are already sprouting and
growing rapidly.
George Cook 10 still running the No
Jilton arastra on ore from the Cook h
Gray mine. The capacity Of the arastra
being only one ton per day. Mr.. Cook
comtsmplates the erection Of Q mill Of
his own, at an early day.
Eastern capital Is being enlisted TO de-
vslop the claim Of the London Mining
and Milling Company. which 10 situated
Ia American Ravins. In this city. The
company has recently organized. with q
Board Of nine Directors. Ave OF whom
are wsll.known capitalists Of New York
city. the remaining four being Of San
Francisco. In order TO procure the
necessary working capital. 5000 shares
Of stock will Be sold for 81 80 per share.
Al soon - this II placed. work will be
resumed at the mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-02
Pluto Bob's Pistol.
R,.o Gazette, .uareh IS.

Nrao untrHf, -hoF'H TO-
A late arrival informs the Gd,etk OF
some very effective work done by Piuts
Bob, . well. known leader OF the abor-
iginsl sporting fraternity. At the lower
end Of Honey Lake Valley near Fish
Springs Q family Of Piutss had camped
and turned their ponies out 10 Craze.
Rumor has II that tho daughter OF this
family was fair to look upon, and that the
ponies were above the average. Bethis as
Il may, hither came Robert and after in.
Producing himself oil around, produced
his pack Of cardsand induced the family
to cut for deal. Bob soon owned the
movable property about the camp and
was casting oovetous eyes on q herd Of
ponies, when O dispute arose touching
Bob's right to hold Eve jacks. The
point was warmly discussed for some
time, when Bob concluded there were
too many to convince. lie there
fore drew his pistol and shot q Of his
victims through the heart. The father
Of the murdered man tried 10 re-
monstrats with Bob, and was In
turn slain by the savage gamestsr.
Another young Indian. also q member
OF the family. reprovsd Bob for his OF.
travaganco and for his kindness re-
csived q flesh wound in the leg. which
will unit him for the chase. The
ponies now came In for their share Of
the riot. and standing between the
corpse. the brute killed six Of the ponies.
Fifty or sixty Indians who were camped
nes by. instead Of taking any steps to
punish the offender. took steps to get
out o! the way, fearing no doubt that
the irats gamester would slaughter them
also. Some fine day Piute Bob will fail
to keep his appointments and that is
about all which will come OF his days
sport.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-02
Ruuulpg Races.

CHICAGO. April 2.-0'Lsary says be
has engaged Gilmors's Garden for the
whole month Of October. and the six
days walking match will come Of there
some time during that month-the con-
tsstants to run or walk. the winner to
have 5000 and the belt and to ehal-
lsngs Rowell for the Ashley belt; the
second man gets $4,000; the third man
81. 200 and the fourth man $500. The
object is TO encourage running in this
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-02
The PapaI Jubilee.
N Y C,,loI;. Wo,id.

sNs . tufNbftf Hoffb.
Pope Leo KILL. following the example
Of many Of his predecessors during the
arst year Of their PonuHcates. CT at
times when the necessity Of the Church
or the State required II. has proclaimed
an extraordinary jubilee. Brought to
this decision, the Pope states. by tho
approaching anniversary OF his election
and by the knowledge OF how necessary
TO him is the abundance OF the Divine
grace in the fulfllmsnt OF his arduous
ministry in this time OF mournful strife.
and while the Church is laboring In such
troublous waters. he proclaims an
indulgence in the form Of . general
Jubilee to the whole Catholic world
from the I'd OF March to whit.Sunday.
Its benefits are extended TO all those
who, being in Rome or coming thsra.
shall during that time have twice visited
the basilicas OF st. John Latsran, st.
Peter. Santa Maria, Maggiore, and
prayed for the prosperity and eIaltatinn
OF the Catholic Church and OF the Apos.
tolic See; for the expiration Of heresy;
for the conversion Of all sinners; for the
concord OF all Christian Princes. and for
the peace and unity OF all faithful. and
for his (ths Pope's) intention; and who
also shall have followed the rules regard
ing fasting. alms-giving and receiving
the Holy Communion the letter lays
down.
Those who do not live In Rome may
obtain the benefits By twice Visiting
three churches in their city or parish, 10
DO specially indicated. Ifthsre are only
two churches. they must be visited
thrice; II only one. six times. Tho
letter announcing the jubilee, in the
Latin text. and signed by Cardinal Nina,
Was published on Saturday. The rules
Il gives regarding those travelling by sea.
residing In cloistsrs. or who are inhrm.
and other details, are for the most part
In exact conformity with those pre-
scribed on the occasion Of the jubilee
proclaimed by Plus IN. in 1875.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-02
Sitting Bull.

wAsHrSoroS. April Lit is under.
stood that Congressman King Of Louis
lana will tomorrow ask unanimous con-
sent to offer q resolution requesting the
President to inform the House whether
or not Sitting Bull and his forces were
provided with arms and munitions Of
val while on the Canadian territory. and
further. asking whether . sufficient mum.
Der Of troops has been ordered to the
Northwest In anticipation OF hostile acts
on the part Of Sitting Bull and his
followers,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-02

TIE Duly Eclipse shows itself from
Lesdvills. Colorado. aud 10 . 2s col
umn paper - large n the Enterprise. II
10 well supplied with advertisements
and contains ave columns Of reading
matter. the editorial department. being
almost totally sslipssd BY the advertising
patronage. That paper ought to pay big.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-02
A Miner Killed.

srrn.A Brrrrs. April About .
o'clock Sunday afternoon. as William
II. Thomas was sitting at the side Of q
tunnel resting himself and talking with
. eomrade. q section OF rock suddenly
gave way above him. striking him on
the back Of the neck. breaking IL and
crushing him instantly to death. His
comrade being on his feet, jumped out
Of the way and was not hurt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-02
TEE editor Of III. Esmsralda Reral

TEE editor Of the Esmsralda Herald
says that he has received . letter from
Frank Kenyon. dated the same day
whom he il reported to have died. and
from the tenor Of Il he did not believe
the report Of his death, but thought II
must have originated or got mixed up
with the deaths Of others ON board the
same ship. The Silver City Tbmes.
however. Of this morning settles the
matter a. follows Papers containing
accounts Of Mr.. kenyon's death we're
received in this city. yesterday. from
Mrs. Kenyon. This ought to settle any
lingering doubts a. to his demise.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-02
Tur wondsn OF the Yeiiovstons are

TEE wonders OF the Yellowstone are
still coming TO light. p. w. Norris. the
Sapsrintsndsn t Of tho yellow stone Ma
tioual Park. recently delivered . lecture
ON some Of the natural curiositiss Of
that region. in which. - reported in the
Sei<aitdc Amoiean. he described a. most
notable. . mountain and road Of glass.
This mountain. which Ia Of pure obsi.
dian or volcanic glass. 10 near the foot
OF Beaver Lake. and rises In columns
and countless huge masses, many hun
drsds Of feet high. from . hissins hot
spring. The steep. smooth surface Was.
Of course. . barrier to the progress OF
the explorers, not even An Indian OF
game track being discovsrabls over IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-02


RoMr. April l.-lfiss Ada L. Hunger
ford. sistsr OF Mrs. Mackay. wife Of the
California millionaire. was married at
Rome. Saturday. the 18th Of March. to
Count Giuseppe Telfsnsr. q widower.
who was born at Toesia. in South Italy.
He was originally q poor man. but by
industry and skill he amasssd an enor-
nous fortune, and is considered q mil.
lionairs. Many distinguished persons
were present at tho wedding. On the
afternoon Of the wedding day the
grounds Of the former Villa P~ortensiani,
now called Villa Ada. were thrown open
to the public and TO q number Of Ruests,
who were invited to witness the races.
run by eleven horses OF tho Telfensr
stud. The King honorsd the occasion
with his presence.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-02

Gnior. April "A fire at midnish.
Sunday night completely destroyed the
livery stable Of Fitzgerald Brothers.
partially consumed the saloon Of L.
Morrill, and the residence OF G. II.
Dustin. Fifteen horses persisted in the
flames. several Of them were fns ami
mails. The total loss amounts to sl2,.
900. Undoubtedly an incsndiary set II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-02

GREEN BEARps.-with three or four
days after . man goes to work In the
furnace room Of the Martin White Com.
pany's mill his bsard-if he has any
turns green. and In many instances the
skin takss on the sams color. The dark
complicated individual turns green and
the light complicated 10 . dark brown. A
mar with . green beard presents . stun.
ming appsarance.-Wdr Reflex.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-02

WASHINGTON. April 2.-Ths public
debt statement shows Increase Of
debt for March $500. 72i; cash in the
Treasury. si2o. s 7.45s; gold csrtif.
~icatss. SIC. 30i. 700; silver certificates.
-. 326, $50; currency certificates, s27.-
$50. 900; refunding certificates. $50. 100;
legal tenders outstanding. $40. 6sl. ole;
fractional currency outstanding. $l5.-
925. G62: United States notes held for
the redemption Of fractional currency.
$s.45s. sol; called bonds not matured.
for which four per cent. bonds have
been issued, SOS, Al, 200.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-02

The foolish man foldeth his hands
and saith: "Thsrs is no trade: Why
sbould I ADVERTISED" But the wise man
10 not so. He ~whoopeth it up in the
newspapers, and verify he drawsth Gus
toners from afar on.-EreAanss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-02
baSe.Ball.

CuIc,oo. April 2.-Ths Tribune says
the White Stocking Club Of this city has
definitely decided to take the Western
tour mentioned in Sundays dispatches.
leaving Chicsgo on October % and
spending some time in San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-02

''Is your little boy vsry SMART" ssksd
a gentleman Of q fond mother Who vas
carrsssing her ~nvsyear.old. "Oh.
very" she replied. "Hs can tell the
time Of day BY the clock. and knows the
name Of every card In . euchrs deck"
The qusationsr thought there was such
. thing - being too smart, bot didn't
Say %.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-02

AMoSo the passengers who viii reach
San Francisco by the overland train Of
April Sd are Jamss W. siuonton. Gen.
srsi Agent Of the New York Associated
Press. Joseph Msdill. editor Of the Chi.
caeo Tribune. and John G. New. CT.
Treasurer OF the United States.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-02

All candidates for once 81 the coming o
ELECTION will please bear In mind that announce
msnts and ell other election printing must be
PAID for N Gdrdhos. This has Always bssn sn
ssta blished rule with ne. and cannot be depart.
I'd MON 10 favor dsy,ofy. All contestants shall
have an equal show ~ tar - we are concerned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-02
The Chinese Vice.

Nrw YoHK. April 2.-Low Chung
died at the Chambers Street Hospital
on Saturday evening from the excessive
use OF opium. He was about forty years
old. This is said to be tho tirst death
caused by opium in this country.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-02

The papers Of Tuscarera and Austin
are quarrslins over the question OF
which has the greater population.
What's the use ~disputins upon such
small matters2
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-02

MAJoR ]. II. DxsSrs has become an
actor. In Tuscarora last Monday sven-
ing be took the leading part in the play
entitled "Faint Heart Never Won q
Fair Lady" The Major ought 10 know.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-02
AoAIssr THE MINES AND n.
NERa.

The more the provisions Of the 9
Consultation Of California are studied
into and discussed. the more apparent ii
becomes that. as q whole. Il will not do.
Many Of its provisions are sminsntly
proper and correct. but where IL touches
the mining interests Of the Pacific
Coast. Is where the life blood Of Nevada
is tapped and ws must join issue with
the mines and miners Of the western
slope Of the Sierra against IL. Why the
trainers OF that document should have
allowed Il TO take such injudicious
grounds against the mining interest il
not altogether easy to explain. but ID
certainly does, and the result
Of its adoption would be highly
detrimental to US all In that respect.
especially whom il 90 strongly attacks
and attempts TO destroy the stock dealing
system. Il prohibits the loanlng Of
money on stocks - collateral. II forbids
the sale Of stocks on marsins-a bust
ness operation wherein the seller simply
loans the purchaser atty per esnt. Of the
value OF the stock. retaining the stock
itself ~ security.
The people Of Nevada. . we'll a. OF
the mining sections Of California. fully
realize the efficient aid which stock deal.
ing has rendered In the opening and
development Of the mines. and also
the fact that without that sys-
tenn OF securing assistance the
great Comstock lode would DO. - yet.
comparatively UNEMPLOYED. and its prin-
cipal grand bonanzas Of wealth would
remain undiscovered to this day. The
mining men OF this section. . well M
capitalists whose all IL invested here.
are not to DO blamed for becoming nsr-
vous over the prospect OF loss and ruin
involved in the adoption Of that Consti.
tation. Its results. - far - Nevada 10
concerned. can only be injurious. and
the same to the quartz and gravel mines
Of California. Tho Bodie Stand.
ard. one Of our nearest California
mining contemporaries. takss square.
logical grounds against the sdop-
ton OF the new Constitution and
shows that its adoption would throw ct
least n thousand men out employment
In Bodis alone. The more the mining
phase OF the situation Is studied the
more detrimental to the vital interest Of
the country 1t 10 shown TO be. and the
more apparent II becomes that the new
Constitution should Be- defeated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-02

TIE San Francisco Duly Sand Let has
changed hands, William wsllock having
sold out to ID. McNsill 4 Co. The
change will DO an improvement.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-02
A Brlef Charge.

WASHINGTON. April 2.-Counsel con-
cludsd the argument in the olivsr.Cam
sron case to-day. and the Judge said to
the jury: Take this case and dispose
Of it." The Jury then retired.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-02
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
Public Debt Statement.

t.r,crAL TO TN, soLD HILL p.ur ..~.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-02

Opium smoking Il becoming more
common than ever In Carson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-02
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Nrs. Naekay's Sister Married.

SPECIAL TO rms solD nru p.1r xrvs.l