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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-15
Travelling II Kxtra.Hasardous

II the tourist IL unprovided with soms medi.
oinal resource. Changes Of temperature. food
and water Of an uuaccustomed or unwhole.
some quality. and . route that liesin the tropics
or other regions where malaria exists. arc each
and all fraught with danger to one who has
been improvident enough to neglect . remedial
safeguard. The concurrent testimony OF many
that Hostetter's stomach Bittcrs enables those
who use 10 TO encounter hazards OF the nature
referred TO with IMMUNITY and that a. q medi.
cine adapted TO sudden and unexpected exigen.
Giles, II 10 peculiarly valuable. disorders OF tho
liver, the bowels, and the stomach, fever and
ague, rheumatism and nervous ailments,
brought on By exposure. arc among the mala-
dies to which emigrants, travellers and new set.
tiers are most subject. These and others yield
10 the action Of the Bltters promptly and com
pletsly. IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-15

Bro LoAp.-The biggest load OF fur
nituro ever seen in Gold Hill lsf. the
clearinghouse Of William Hall his
morning for Sutro. It was on ons Of
Gallaghsr's wagons, and contained ~
beds, with the bedroom sets TO eacn ana
other iixings to compsss. BETS were
freely made that they could NOT DO III
cot on At ono load ; hut they were sna
they moved Of looking like . mountain
on the 60.
AsnEnIrY's certificate Of sale OF the
Baker property. lot 10. block &c. rsnss d,
Virginia, has been fled in the ONCE OF
the County Recorder. The sale IVA made
under decree OF foreclosure and the prop.
erty was bought by Thowss Frsehiu ana
l.. P. Drexlsr for $1,000
A SKI Of powerful hosting engines y
being constructed ct the Fulton foundry
for use at the 0sbiston shaft.
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Tho Gold Finders.

New YoRK, May 1.-THE Philsdel.
phia Times recently sent Q correspondent
to interview General Suffer, and prints
q lengthy account Of the interview. It
says be Is living at Litise In comparative
poverty. The Sun, commenting, says :
1.-THE man who first found gold In Ar.
IONA Is equally unrewardsd. He IL an
old Spaniard named Bernardo Treres,
and keeps q miserable tavern"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-15
Departures Lass Evening.

Il Colby. J L Burns, J Thomas, ]
Cooper. A J vanworth, J II Coulter. ]
Adams, n @ Cattleman. Mrs A Blocker,
Miss N Hill. Mrs Z Legg, W Swarts, J
Wilcox. J r Foulks, J T Martin. C Gray,
J X McKinsey, T W W Davies. Mrs DR.
webbsr. Mrs J Bell, " II Taylor and wife.
Mrs G L Fossett. Mrs @ W Congling.
Mrs r H Steward. J A Brumsey, DR.
Weber.
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A.ri,ala thin MorninE.

W b Harrison. @ s McHenry, J Cody.
n L Greer. 8 + Sheldon, ] Gray. ] Rich
ards. h z Smith, r Reed. J Trenathan,
A Harvey. J W Earl. ] Authors. J N
Campbell. o X Levens. A Craven. W
wolusin. Il H Baybin. Miss Fischel. j
Finn, B Corbet. W + Bonney and wife.
N 4 sealsy and wife. G Huse, @ Hills,
Mrs Cline. T N Luce. N O Sullivan,
Mrs. Brakeman.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-15

TEE pedestrian o'Leary has given up
tho profession himself, and will take TO
managing walking matches. He has In
hand O number Of amateur pedestrians
whom he will give q trial in q series OF
minor contests, and when he finds one
who can make 600 miles, "go as you
please" in six days, he will take him to
England to bring back the Ashley belt
which the English Rowell carried away
from our shores,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-15
ASTONISHING SUCCESS.

II 10 the duty OF every person who has used
BoscHrl's GERMAN sraur TO lot its wonderful
Qualities be known TO their friends In curing
Consumption. severe Coughs, Group. Asthms,
Pneumonia. and In fact all Throat and Lung
Diseases. No person can use II without imme-
diAte relief. Three doses Will relieve any case,
ana We consider It the duty Of all druggists 10
recommend 10 70 the poor. dying consumptive.
Of least TO try one bottle, a. 10000 dozen bottl,s
were sold last year. and not one case where 10
failed was reported. such Q medicine as the
GILMAN SYRUP cannot DO too widely known.
Ask your druggist about II. Sample bottles 70
Try sold at 10 cents regular size. 70 cents. For
sale by John Jones, Jr. ocow Wed "A
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nl.,.r n.es,..ry. Etc. For sale.

= The machinery and buildings Of the
woodvills arc offered for sale In another
column. Tho list will be ssen to com.
prise q great many things in constant
use along the Comstock and in other
portions OF the State. Bids for this lot,
or any portion will be received by
Colonel Curtis. Superintendent, up to the
10th day OF june. For fuller particu-
lars sec notice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-15

Tybo Sun. r. 4. Mcdonald, Of
Cherry Creek, informs as that the crops
in that vicinity are looking Ans. They
ars in need Of post-ofios facilities, they
now having to travel sixty miles to get
their mail. We would advise them To
Get no Q petition and forward II 10 our
Rspresentatiys In Congress a. the quick.
sst way Of obtaining relief.
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Yellow Jacket EaEins Co.

Tho following officers were last even
ing elected to serve Yellow Jacket En-
CINE Co. No 9 during the ensuing year !;
Richard Mercer, President /; Chris. Wei.
demann, Foreman ; Edward Wright,
First Assistant ; II. n. Pringls. Chief
Engineer /; d. Thorburn, Secretary /; l..
ID. Folsom, Treasurer ; Board Of Dele.
gates-A. McMartin, II. N. Pringle and
Henry Reins,ein Trustses-Dr. W. o.
Conwell. Charles Boisot and L. Block.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-15

Carson Appeal. May 10: Improve
msn.s are bsing made at Swift's springs,
which indicate that they are 10 b used
a. : place Of public resort. They will
probably be open to the public during
he ensuing 6umAsr.
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O. II. GALLUP.

o. q. oAtLur. opposite the Bank Of oalifor.
mia, Gold Hi, keeps constantly on hand ali
fayorite brands Of Imported C.sars, choice bit
ciQars, ali kinds Of chewing tobacco, meer.
schaum pipes, pohool books and stationery OF
all descriptions, nns cutlery, and toys and fancy
Foods Of all kinds. sp36 n
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CARD.

To all who arc suffering nom the srrors and
indiscrstions OF youth. nervous weakness, early
decay, loes Of manhood, etc., ! will send Q
receipt that will cure you, PRIZE or CHARGE,
This great remedy was discovered By q mission.
arr In South America. Send . self-Addressed
Station D, New FORK City.
fol On.
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srOCK nEPoRr.
saa Franeisee Beard.

rs Raymond 4 Ely. 8
les Eureka Con-. i6k
400 Belmont. $50
800 Leopard. I Is
IT'S Gila, loo
les Manhattan, Al
800 Grand Prize. 3 30. 81
900 Argenta, 1 Is. I 20
50 Endowment. 15c
40 Independence, IS
$50 Star, 45o
HOO Tuscarora, Loo
100 Belle Isle. 40o
$50 Day, SOC
1000 Highbridge, 500
$50 Paradise. l 40
TAO Albion. Sc. SOC, Csc
1900 Fourth Of July. +oc, Sc
IS Bodie. 81
800 Beohtel. 75c. SOC
IS Tioga. 2 Is. a
$50 summit, I IS, I 30, 2, l IS
lis Bulwer. IL
l63 Syndicate. 2 IS. ~
225 Goodshaw. 1Sc
1000 Oriental. SOC
$50 Belvidere. Toe. 75c
$50 Champion. l0c
AGO Blsckhawk. I 40. I so
6i5 South Bodie. s5c. 40c
$40 Booker. 25c, 500
1l65 Mono. 8 so. 81
100 Con. Pacific, 2G5, 2 70. ~, Is
400 Dudley. 55c
$50 Jupiter. i0c
500 South Bulwer, 50c
$50 MONDAY. AZ
1900 VORTEX. 60c. Csc. Toe
100 North MONDAY. $50
$50 Leeds. 100
400 Tiptop. 73c
400 Navajo. 20c
400 Caledonia (Black Hills,. 81
THIS MORNING.
$50 Ophir. s6S, ass
800 Mexican, SIN. 81. 3lS
59s asuld d Curry, 81, 81
ass Best D Bslcher. IAN, iih
AIS California, 6. CT
l65 Savage. IL. III
1883 Con. Virginia. 6k, &c. Gu
$50 Chollar. 81
l20 Potssi. 05
1855 Hale 4 Norcross. l2a. l2S, l2i
$50 Grown Point. 40
270 Ysllsw Jacket. l4a, AS
500 Imperial, I 20
so Kentuck.
$50 Alpha, iGS
40 Bslcher. s, 81
295 Confidence. IAN. IL
30 Bisrra Nevada, Az
IS Utah. IS. i3s
COO Bullion. Al. 4 IS, 4 80
500 Exchequsr. A
SO Ovsrman. ~
220 Justice, 81, s 20
$50 succor. 40c. 45c. soc
sos Unisn Con-. 60, ssh, GSa, GS
ago Alta, ek
$50 Lady Bryan, 45c. SOC
80 Julia. 3 50, 8 80
220 Caledonia. I IS, 2
100 Silver Hill, I 50, IN
220 Challenge, 2 10. ~
300 New Ysrk. Coo, 55c
$50 Phil Sheridan. 45c
$50 Lady Washington Con-, l 80. I 30
$50 Andes. 20c, 25c
1S5 Ward. CSC. I
ASS Scorpion, ~, IS
100 LcviathAn. 55e
40 North Con. Virginia, 10
100 Trojan, 25c
$50 Benton, ~, 4 IS
$50 Solid Silver, 25c
$50 Con. Dorado. q 50
IT'S Flowsry. Toe, 75c
1880 North Bonanza. I 40, IN, I IS
225 Msckay. l Is. I 10
30 Mountain View.
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ELECTRIC L

A sure cure for Nervous Debility. Premature
Decay. Exhsustion, etc. The only reliable cure.
Circular mailed free. Address J. K. REEVES,
g Chatham street.. New York. 8am
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
Senator Booth Crltisises.

,rse,AL TO TT, BOLD HILL DAILY u,wsl
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BANKERS LNp BR0KIRS.
the NEVADA BANK
or SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN SRAsoISoo. .oALITosNI
Paid -
Reserve u. .. Bsuds,....S $500 .o0o-Gsid
DIRECTORS
LOUIS HoLANI President
John Y. xsSIiI. M. FLOOD,
Cashier. ...............:........H. W. QLlxnr
agent st Virginia. Hsvsds........oIo. A. krre
Agents q ". York;. !; 7. 9Hi ssnnSs
ISSUES Commercial and rrsvsiers' Credits,
available In any part Of the world. Makes
transfers Of money By telegraph and cable. and
draws exchange q customary usanoss.
This Ba.k hes special Facilities De
Dealing In Ballisa.
EXCHANGE
On the principal cities throughout the United
Stalss, Europe, japan. China and the East
Indies, the Australian Colonies and New L.
land, and on Honolulu (Hawail.
New YoRx BAnnstThs Bank Of New York.
N. b. A.; American Exchange National Bank.
LONDON BAnns-Nsssrs. Smith. Payne D
Smiths; the Union Bank OF London. tn
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ISSUES Commercial and rrsvsier' CREDITS,
AVAILABLE In any part Of the world. Makes
transfers Of money By telegraph and cable, and
draws exchange at customary usanoee.
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.

MO. - SOUTH Q srRxxr.
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On the principal cities throughout tbs United
Stasss, Europe, japan. China and the East
Indies, the Australian Colonies and New Lee
land, and on Honolulu (Hswai).
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Ysusg viremsn.

Al q meeting Of the Gold Hill Junior
Hose Company yesterday. the following
officers were elected: President, Eugene
Field; Vice. President. John Ramsey;
Secretary. Henry Cahen; Financial Sec
rotary. William Cariick; Treasurer. Jas.
Costello; Foreman. q. Hill; First Assis-
tant. Aleck Mccoy; Second Assistant.
Dan. Mclaughlin. Trustees - John
Mclaughlin. Thomas Connors, JEFF.
Kstton.
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IMPORTANT MOVEMENT.
Buikheading Against water In the
Gouid O. ~Cnrry-The HiK EuEiae
aud Pumps 60 be Removed 90 the
Osbiston shaft.

IL is rumored that the east drifts ON
the 1900 and 1900 levels Of the Gould X
Curry are 10 DO bulkheaded to stop tho
influx Of water and to save pumping.
This Is o most important movement.
and II successfully accomplished. will
save 5000 per day in wood and $3.50 per
day more In attendance OF pumps, etc.
The bulkheads will be constructed Of
solid masonry. Al the top. bottom and
on each side Of the drifts chambers will
be cut out increasing In depth toward
the influx OF water. and into these the
mason work will DO laid. This will
make . solid keystone. the larger end
being u feet square, tho smaller s feet
square, so that the harder the pressure
against IL the tighter II will close tho
opening.
II this project Is successful. M II will
undoubtedly be. the big pumps ut the
Bonner shaft will then DO removed to
tho Osbiston shaft, where already the
Cow OF water is 40 strong ms 10 overcome
the present facilities for raising It to the
surface. As this pumping machinery Is
worth $3.50. 900 and rs its removal will
supply the demand for new pumps and
engine OF like capacity at the Osbiston
shaft. another saving OF nearly the above
sum 10 the stockholders will DO effected
by the operation. For further particu.
l.. - A.. a.. ....N.. ...as.... H.. a..
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water W. whisky.

He was lecturing on temperance to a
Virginia City audience.
"And now. my brethren" said he. in
q grand peroration Of sloqusnco, for he
felt sure he had them. ''listsn to the
schoing music which rings around the
world. OF Gods own beverage. pure,
delicious, cold water. Hear II In the
dark, flashing roar OF ~stupendous Ming.
ara. Hear II In the mist . hidden
gleamings OF the glad floods that leap
down from the Handicapped nights OF
Yosemite. Hear It's grand anthem OF
praise rolling through the green tama-
rack valleys OF Oregon, as II surRes
onward from mountain to sea. Hear its
heavenly chorus as II sweeps across the
Eolian harp strings Of Lake Tahoe, and
sings in foamy gladness adovn the
Truckee. Hear It's clear musical gurgle
a. it rushes through mountain ditch.
siphon and flume, and pours like life.
blood through the underground arteries
and veins Of your own glorious city.
Pure. delicious, h~eavsn.b0rn beverage.
sparkling cold water; would you sI-
change 1t for ,ohisky' Would you"
The enthused audience arose az one
man and yelled "No!" loud enough to
rip the shingles of tho roof. Then. az
the contribution hat came for them. they
rushed forth en- masse for the nearest
II. ..I.ou. o,l h~auor,.a
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OFFICIAL MINING LETTERS.

The following letters. under the dates
given. have been sent from the Comstock
70 the principal Offices Of the various COM
panies In San Francisco:
sterra Nevada
VIRGINIA CRY, March Is, 1s79.-W. W.
.S,,,.o., .Sscrsiary: Last week We sunk
and timbsred in the incline Is feet; total
distance below the $50 level. 50 feet.
The face still continues In cap rock show
ing some quartz and giving low Assays.
The north drift 10 onnect with the east
shaft has been advanced during the week
81 feet f; total distance from north cross
cut. 4Oi feet. The face Is still In soft por-
phyry. which works we'll.
Al the east shaft we have run q drift
east a distance Of &c feet. At this point
the drift Was turned south for the purpose
Of connecting with the drift coming north
from the incline on tho 220O level. We
have yet q distance OF about so feet to run
To make this connection, which we expect
to make in about i've days.
The upraise to connect with the North
Consolidated Virginia shaft has been I'D.
vanecd durin. the week 20 feet; total
hight above the 1900 level. 81 feet. Work
on this upraise will be discontinued to-
day 10 allow tho sinking party from the
North Consolidated Virginia shaft TO make
the connection, which will DO completed
in two days, the distance 10 run being
about ~ feet.
All the machinery in and about the
mine Is in good order and working we'll.
ALEX. q. MCKENZIE. Supt.
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consolidated Yirxfaia.

v,pnIxt. CIrY. March rs. lS7g.-I. nv.
H',"s.' .Sser.,arv; The average weld Of
orc h.s been abou, 2I5 tons per day.
Cool progre.s has been made In the
main Consolidated Virginia sh,ft below
,ha iio0 Level. We bope IN comolete This
wo,t ,ln,inc thee coming veek. whom The
nsonoss.J we., a,itt fron, ma M ~s,.,ion
M ~ 1890
W. ~" ,.cS i.v., An. xo,l ., .,,.r,,,,
al ra,imIs,inv N. main J,if, Is.Sine
n. ~ "n.na.a.s'na Lii
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Utah.

VIRGINIA CRY. March 10, ls79.-Ge"rgs
C.. PSan, Secrstay /; The repairs In the
main incline have been finished aud the
water tank near the bottom OF tho incline
completed. Both tanks are now ready to
receive water. Sinking was resumed on
Wednesday last. Tho bottom Is In good
sinking ground. and We expect to make
good headwsy when the new cable arrives
which should be soon. Tho flow oil water
10 not so strong at present as 1t has been
for some time past. We are now setting
the anchor bolts Tor the new V bob. This
bob will arrive within . few days. Our air
compressor needs overhauling, and This
work will be done next Monday and Tues.
day. The rest Of our machinery Is In good
working order. W. u. SnkrPERp, supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-17
Anna Dickinson Kicks.

NEW YoRK, March 1.-THE World
says Miss Dickinson has returned to
town after q fortnight Of success with
her lecture in other cities, and at the
Korid Office in reference to published
statements about her play "Aureliau"
aud Mr.. Mccullough. To q reporter
she said: 1.-THE allegation printed In
the Tribune that John Mccullough had
accepted Miss Dickinson's 'Aurelian'
and would act In II proves to have been
incorrect. But here, and now, In my
own person. I repeat that the play Of
'Aurelian' was written ct the request OF
John McCullough-was written for him
was accepted by him-was to have
been produced by him-and that with.
out the resembling OF that promise OF
production or q word OF negation from
him to me OF that acceptance the play
was taken from him by me for sufficient
cause" This new play. 1t 10 claimed,
is capable Of rs high spectacular effects
a. Julius Caesar" or "Sardanapalus."
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CAltWrmIA

VIRGINIA Crrr, March 10, is79.-C. y.
Garioa, S.cr,iay : The average yield OF
ore has been about 1876 tons per day. Good
progress IL berg male ON the repairs In
the Consolidated Virginia shaft below the
1900 level. We hope TO complete this
work during the coming week. when the
proposed drift west from the $50 station
will be started.
ON the 1850 level the repairs on the main
c. 4 q. drift are being continued.
The Joint California Wine ON the 1850
level has been sunk and timbered 10 fest,
passing through hard-blasiing porphyry.
Total depth, 20 feet.
ON tho 2i5O level the Joint north drift
from the west drift has been advanced %
feet, and il now in 20 feet. Fifteen feet
vet remain to be run before commencing
an upraisc 30 connect with the joint Wine
now being sunk FROM the 1850 level.
The e.. a q. shaft has been sunk and
timbcrcd ~ feet; total depth below the
1850 level. ISL feet. The rock continues
harl aud the How of water in the upper
partition ~ the shaft strong. Work In the
shaft aud ON the lower levels 81 the mine
was interrupted during the past week by
the breaking af Que Of the valves 81 the
large pumping engine. This has been re-
paired aud work Is going on a. usual.
W. II. PATTON. Sup't
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Gould Curry.

vIRaSI, CRY. March 10. is1s.-A. X.
D-sJosr. Secrstscy; for the week ending
to-day the joint east drift, 100 level. Was
extended AZ feet: total length Ga feet.
The face Is in good working ground that
IL perfectly dry.
The 1900 level vertical Wine on the
Savage line Is down Is feet. The bottom
4. in solid porphyry. When tho Wine
h connected with the Savage 1000 level IL
will greatly assist the ventilation Of both
the Savage and our mine.
There yet umains u set OF timbcrs 10
he replaced ID the old shaft. This will DO
finished "Wednesday.
The total depth Of the osbiston shaft 10
SIS feet. We were compelled to stop sink
ing for the present As Il became necessary
10 overhaul our machinery. During the
stoppAgc we will cut u the hrst tank pit,
which will be At . point 400 feet below ths
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
t~.r.crAL n II soLD I'LL DAILY u.v,I
Dramatic Notes.


NEW York. Msrh l5.-Chsrley Merry
aud 7. w. Hanshsw have written an
original drama entitled "The Forty.
Miners, or Pioneers Daughter" in
which they will appear at the Brooklyn
Academy May II.
Mccullough was presented with an
elegant gold medal by the citizens Of
Memphis on the llth instant In &C.
kuowledgement Of his services in aid Of
the yellow fever sufferers last Fall.
wallack opens the California with
"Rosedale" the last week IN May.
Theodore Moss takes the theatsr Of
wailack's hands and runs the season
from May till the end OF June. Nc
Cullough Is now at Havsrlsy's in Chi.
cago.
Ada Cavendish's pulmonary affection
will probably compel her to take q Der.
muda trip. It Is reported that abe Is
engaged as leading lady next season at
Wallack's.
The Mapslson Troupe sail for Europe
on the 9th Of April. Negotiations for q
San Francisco season next August are
rumored pending. but nothing has been
concluded.
Nasty has dramatizsd the widow
Bedotts 4" papers for VIII. Burgess. II
will be produced at the Providencs
Opera House. u.
1t Is rumored that De Murska. Rosnati
and others will begin . short season OF
opera at Easter.
Marie Rozs will probably visit Cali.
fornia next month. She will prove .
popular favorite there.
Anna Dickinson's engagement in Cali.
iornia Is now reported postponed until
October.
Katie Mayhem left for California on
the 18th instant.
"PinafOre was sung in six thsatsrs
during tho week.
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p.p.r,nr.. l...s E,..r.x.

u Grew. n lambeth. Mr.. Nicholson.
c W Crocker and wife, Mrs N Davovieh.
Mnlw d Phillips, Miss @ Smart, d shame
Thorn. Cole. n d Cohen. Mrs blanchard,
Miss Moran. ChAs + Laughton and wife.
y CArtAn, Dick Dryer. W Il Eekart, N l.
Gilmore. q Mcsweensy. y ID Butler. Thos
Street. = Mcdonald. T Tautphaus. ID l.
HAnifAn. I'D Parks. Edgar Walton. Mrs
n Broule. J Muller. Mrs J T Oliver. Mrs
Lottis MeGse. W II King and wife, Mrs
J ID Roberts. II Il Highion. Mrs harris.
Mrs J Conway and daughters, l. Brown.
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Bsuens Bell,

It Is certainly not necessary to urge
upon tho good people Of the Coms,ock
the propriety Of attending the ball to be
given tonight at Cooper's Hall. yir.
ginia, by the Emmett Guard for the
Orphans under charge Of tho Sisters Of
Charity. Every consideration moves all
TO make this worthy effort Of the Em.
NETS O success. The money paid will
all 60 to the Sisters for the benefit OF
these faiherlsss and motherless little
ones. The ball will be Q grand one.
worth the money; and to the pleasure
there experienced will b added the sat-
isfaction Of having done Q good deed.
Those who take tickets will therefore
have full value here and In tho hereafter
will rejoice TO hear. Inasmuch a. 20
did It unto tho least Of one Of
these" etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-17


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