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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-03

A regular meeting Of the Board Of
| Town Trustees was held last evening.
President Fox in the chair. The full
| Board was in attendance.
Tho Board appointed this morning ct
6 o'clock o. the time 70 meet and in.
spsct Telegraph street and the reservoir
in Bullion ravine.
@. Soloman appeared before the
Board and stated that his business was
so light that he was unable to pay the
license imposed by town ordinance.
The Board took the matter under advise.
ment.
The regular monthly bills. amounting
to $l,4S3 81, were ordered paid. and
the following were referred to tho Fl.
nance Committee: r. Mercer. IS 80;
D. J. Radovioh. 30 cents; g. w. Club
buck. $40; George Emmett, 81 80; Bay
L Sawyer. 30 80; ]. B. Marshal, % l5;
w. N. Hall i Co., $S.
Town Marshal Folsom gave notice
that he would receive his salary a. re-
duoed. under protest.
The reports OF tho different standing
committees were received.
The Finance Committee reported that
Sutro ( Co., OF San Francisco. holders
OF town bonds to the amount Of Jig, 1000.
and which are over due, consented TO lot
the town have tho amount OF the bonds
until January next, the interest to be
paid quarterly. as heretofore.
The Committee On Streets reported
Main street, on the Divide, completed,
and in good condition.
On motion, il was ordered that the
Board go into the election Of two police
msn-one for tho upper ward and one
for the lower ward, to servo for the on.
suing year. II. Il. Symons was chosen
policeman for the upper ward and Dan
G. Sheehan policeman for tho lower
ward.
On motion II wa ordered that the
street force b. reduced to one man.
Mr.. Lloyd was elected to all the posi-.
ton.
On motion IL was ordered that the
two policemen aud road man bs paid
their salary up to date.
The Committee on Frb and Water
was added 70 the Street COMMITTEES for
the purpose Of waiting uT ION Mr.. Gala.
CHER to see II . reduction in the cost Of
sprinkling the street couJ d not be made
The town has been p, lying 500 pei
month, but think that - too high, con-
sidering the dullness of times and the
great depression in bus mess. The COM
mittee were also instr uctsd 10 SOC othel
parties and find out v hat the sprinklinf
could be done for.
A communication wal read signed BY
Mrs. j. MoCone, in relation to Q nui
sance existing in the vicinity OF the pub
Lilo school on the Div hide. The nuisance
is caused by the want Of sewer OF
Sheldon street. The Committee or
Streets was instruo ted to have . sewel
put In there as 500, / as possible.
The Town Attori 10Y was instructed Il
commence suit inn nediately against Mr.
Stone for obstrucu ng High street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-03
An Asrollte.

Tho Eureka Leader says that Mr..
James Marsh, Of Huntington Valley.
brought from that section . specimen OF
q meteor which fell TO the earth recently.
He stated that the falling. which took
place early In the evening. wss accom-.
panied by Z sound - loud - the report
OF q cannon. Parties ON the ranch. In
company with Mr.. Marsh, searched Tor,
found and dug Il ont, the piece weigh
ing In the neighborhood OF 400 pounds:
Il Il q hard, dark oolored substance, and
when ssrapsd with . knife reveals .
bright lssd-oolorsd interior, but much
harder than lead. The surface Is IN
isutsd with concrete rings, evidently
craven BY it, rapid whiriing motion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-03

LONDON. May S0.-Ths eruption Of
Mount Etna increases In force. The
quantity OF ashes thrown out Is some
what less. bot the volume Of vapor has
greatly increased in dsnsity. On wsdnss-
day night q number Of brilliant balls Of
are were thrown to . great hight and
burst sloit like rockets, emitting Q aery
shower. A stream Of lava il flowing
apparently In the direction Of Randazzo.
but the exact line has not yet been veri.
aed. During the whole Of Wednesday
night loud reports like tho rolling Of n.
tillsry were heard.
ROM, May So.-Ths latest advicss
from RandazIo report that craters have
formed on two slopes Of Mount Etna
and q double eruption 10 proceeding.
The Aci Rsals and Catania road 10
blocked, and considerable damage has
been dons.
ClrAx1A, Nay 30.-Ffssh Orators have
opened on Mount Etna, sndangsring
Blanca villa, Randazzo and Castislione.
Clouds OF ashes overhang Piedmont,
which 10 almost In total darkness.
RoxE, June 2.-Thirty now orators
have opened In Etna. They cover sew.
sral square miles and al pour forth lava.
The eruption Of vesuvius IL also In.
creasipR,
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p :. opsr. Hs.s..

People arc getting impatient almost
for the comm g Of Wednesday evening
and the Opsr ling Of the Grand Opera
season at Piiper's Opera House. We
have had musical entertainments and
theatrical anu semsnts and minstrsls till
folks begin to long for q change. The
opera is just the thing. for It combines
action with most exquisite singing. Be-
sides there Ia q great aaIisty 70 hear
Litta. Many have heard Carey and de-
sire to hear her again: bat Litta 10 .
new attraction to nearly all. That she
10 O brilliant soprano dssssuto there can
be no doubt, for the journals Of the day
all agree in that. The people. however.
do not expect much beauty Of her. The
lady's pictures do not bewiteh, and pic
lures sometimes fiattsr. Her voice Is
said to be something marvellous, b ow-
ever. and therein il the charm. The
Opera House will DO crowded to-morro w
night.
Friday night Uncle Danl and Clip In
the Messenger from Jarvis Station"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-03
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
-t.,,crA. 70 TIE, GOLD HI. DAILY nv,'
Ixcunion Honey.

WASHINGTON, June s.-Rsprsssnta-
tive Wright, Chairman Of the Committee
on the present depression Of labor In
the United States has yainly sndssvorsd
several times during the present session
to get an appropriation through the
House 90 that the Committee could 60
on Q junksting trip to the Pacific Coast
during the Summer months. To-day he
succeeded in getting Q resolution through
the House placing $4,000 at the dis
posal OF the Committee. This will en-
able the members Of the Committee to
take the proposed excursion at the pub
lie expense.
The House passed Q joint resolution
appropriating $4,000 to enable the
Government to be represented at the
Australian and New South Wales Ell.
position August next.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-03
Oh. mrNrlR,s NRrHRRrIcuM.

"a oomp 'uno nu'o sAusc' VI oeoaa' ~.
kintis's Nephrsticum works wonders. AL
casss Of propsy. Bhght's L isssss. Kidney, Blsd-
AZ, .nd u,,nsrv oomnls,n,s. or Rstsn,ioa Of
- -. u.Uh,.r,n
orne Are enu'e'y ou'ee 'y'ne Np.-.
loln are cured when all other Iediclnes hays
failed Bee What me iugkis1 Q! rotssna 70
Ban Fr,ncisco ~ nooS. NJ. p,,,as NsyI
Gun sna Lngnsn Dsnos nH NS.N"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-03
Colored Rmigrants for Liberia.

WASHINGTON. June 3.-An expedition
BY the American Colonization Society
will leave New York on June IA. when
the bark Monrovia will sail direct for
Liberia. The society has applications
from 500, 900 persons for passage and
homes in the Libsrian Republic, thus
allowing that there is some deep.sested
cause impelling the colored people to
seek q change Of residence. The mum.
Der OF emigrants sent will depend upon
tho amount contributed. The chief dill
houlty Of the society IL to restrain those
who are not likely to succeed and be
useful. and to obtain the means for
ssttlinQ others.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-03
FALSE RssION.

IL 10 eensrsiiy supposed By physicians and
the people generally that Dyspepsia cannot In
ysriably Be cured. but We are pleased to sAJ
that 0axES's AUGUST Flown has never. toour
knowledge, hilsd 70 cure Dyspepsia and Liyrr
Complaint In al its FERNS, such a. Sour Stom.
the Heart. Indigestion. bad taste In the mouth,
&c. Uut Of 100 dozen bottles sold last ysar.
not n sinsle failure WAS reported. bat thousands
OF eomplimentary letter. rcetved from Dru..
gists on wonderful cures. Three dosee VIII
relieve any case. Try Il. sample botsSes III
cent?, Regular siss 70 CENTS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-03

Yesterday afternoon W. q. Holwsss
and John Lake set about exploring some
old workings on the northwest side Of
Cedar Hill, above the Bidlsman COW
ranch up the canyon. which conssdovn
BY Halls laundry. About two.thirds Of
the way to the TOP ofths hill they found
quite . dump, but NO opening. After
working awhile they made q hole into
the old workings and entered. They
followed the tunnel in some 200 feet
ahd them found the skeleton off, man.
They left the remains undisturbed and
notified the Coroner. who went with
undertaken Conbois and brought them
in.
Tho skeleton had evidently lain there
u or IS years. The flesh had all de-
csyed from the bones and the clothing
vss too much rottsd TO hold together.
Under its head wal . thick WOODEN coat
and a revolver. The feet were Glad In
o~ld.fsshionsd heavy miners boots and
on the head was . broad.brimmed felt
hate regular sombrsro. On sxamina.
ton two silk handksrohisfs were found
In the pockets, n Of them In tolera.
bic state Of preservation. In one OF the
pockets was also q purse, and In It some
gold dust. In one Of the boots were
found two doubls-sagles. OF San Fran
cisco coinage, and both dated 1852.
They had q now look and were but little
worn. The hat, handksrchisfs and val.
uablss were brought In with the skeleton
and were the subject OF much idle curl
osity. =.
Coroner Brodsk says that the old
workings whore the body was found
could never have been Q tunnel. The
hole whom he got there was enlarged
and then Il was necessary to slide In and
down some fifteen feet at an angle OF
forty Ave degrees In order to reach the
bottom. The tunnel into the hill II
then In o tolsrable state Of preservation.
The neighbors state that the tunnel has
been closed at least eight years and
probably from eight 10 fifteen years.
There were also found With the 70.
mains some dark brown hair unmixsd
with gray. Late evening some surgeons
examined the bones and pronounced
them to be those Of o young man And
not q workingman at that. The rem.
nants OF clothing show him to have been
we'll dressed. His outfit IL that OF an
early Washoe prospeotor. There IL
nothing. however. By which the body
can DO identified. and tho mystery 10
consequently unsolvsd. An inquest will
be held at 8 O'Clock this evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-03
A PsrlIous Trip.
Truekee Rspubiiean, May 81.

1rueIee hepuoncdn' hdy ole
Josh Moody has been the irst to cross
the Sierra this year with q band OF
horses. He arrived this week. For .
distance OF twenty or twenty-five miles
he found four feet Of snow. The band
Of horses which be was driving would
founder along, sinking 10 the snow from
one 10 three feet ct every step. At the
steep cliffs this side Of Cardwell's. the
horses would lose their footing and slide
forty or fifty yards. Two or three came
near landing In the canyon. A score Of
avalanches slide down this portion OF
the mountains every Winter, and the
snow was hard and slippery q ios. Nj.
Moody reports the road - badly washed
cut In places. He had . hard trip. but
landed his horses in Truckss without
damage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-03

socIAL.-Ths Temperance Club and
Union Of Virginia will give . social On.
tertainmsnt at Turn versin Hall, vir-
ginia, next Thursday evening. It costa
but 25 cents to 60 TO this social and
there will be moro enjoyment for two
bits than was ever known on the Com.
stock. Music and dancing for . quarter
OF . dollar.
A DEED Of the ground Of the North
Consolidated Virginia Mining Company
To Tie Sierra Nevada, Mexican and Union
Consolidated Mining Companies Was
recorded yesterday. The price paid for
the North Consolidated Virginia was
81, 100000,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-03
Another victory for Parole.

LONDON. May SIN the race for the
gold cup. Primrose and Parole. alter.
natsly. led until fairly in line for home.
when Primrose was beaten, and Parole.
getting the best OF Alohemist, won olsv.
srly By half . length. Primrose coming
In = bad third. The value OF the stakes
Ia "a, 400. The Sportsnaa says: With
Paroles victory foreign horses may bid
farewell to any allowance In wsishtfor-
q cups.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-03
Iscorpoassd.

Articles Of incorporation have been
aled in the ofioe Of the County Recorder
a. follows:
Sierra Nevada Wood and Lumber Com
pany-Directors. w. s. Hobart, A. Hay
ward. John Skae. Charles T. Bird %, A.
E. Sell; capital. $4,000 900; 10000
shares. W. S. Hobart, President; Chas.
T. Bridge. Secretary ]. b. ouuton,
Superintendent.
Downis Gravel Gold Mining Com.
pa~ny-Trustees: II. o. Dauchy, Henry
Baloh. N. ]. Henley. s. D. Baker. BE-.
Hazsltins; place Of business, Gold Hill;
capital. $1,000, 900; to work 200 acres
Of the Centennial claim. washi ngton
Township, Nevada county. Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-03
Another L..r Hsis.

The South lateral drift from the Sutro
Tunnel il already completed to the Julia
shat and Is now to bs extended south.
ward. From the Julia shaft to . point
eighty feet east Of the new Yellow Jschet
shaft the distance II 8. $50 feet; thens,e 10
q point 200 feet west Of the Forsnan
shaft the distance 10 1928 feet. or Q total
distance Of 6,978 feet from the Jnlia
shaft.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-03
Nininr Stocks in New York.

NEW YoRk, June 3.-An evening
paper. publishing the quotations in
mining stocks hare, says: The notable
feature Of the week 10 the still increas-
ing volume Of business. coupled with
the throng OF people who now assist In
the calls OF the Exchange. and who DON.
tinus dealing In the intervals between
tho calls with undimlnished activity.
The people here begin TO understand
the field for profit in mining enterprises.
and va shall DO surprised II a. large .
business Is not developed here, in
mining stocks, as ever characterized San
Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-03
shooting Match.

Last evening at Gibson's saloon,
Gold Hill, the coin was put up for .
target shooting.matoh between Samuel
Reynolds, First Lieutenant Of the Wash.
inQtou Qua I'd. Virginia. and Private W.
s. Haskins, OF the Sarshsld Guard, Gold
Hill. The match 10 for 800 Q side; dis.
lance 200 yards, and the one who makes
the most points in twenty shots takes all
the money. Time next Saturday
and place Pioneer picnic ground. This
match will form one OF the most inter
sstipg features OF the Old Boys pionio.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-03
Peruvian Naval Battle.

LONDON, juno 2.-Vics Admiral Sey.
mour, In the Morning Posi-, says the
facts concerning the recent naval on.
Ragsmsnt OF the Peruvian coast are that
the Peruvian iron.olsd ship Huscar sank
the ohilian wooden ship Rsmsralda and
the Peruvian armor.plated ship Indpen.
In pursuing the Gillian wooden
ship. the Cavardonga ran on the reef
and was wrecked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-03
CONVERSATIONAL INDICATIONS.

The complexion Of persons vhoss digestion
10 out Of order. who are bilious, or who lack
vigor. always exhibits sn unhealthy tint. Il 10
BIZ rcgula Ing the bodily organs and promot-
.ns digestion and assimilation that the psrch
msnt nue. indicative OF III health 10 bsnished
FROM the cheeks. To rectify the fault Of . AL
tam, an ~invisosant and Alternative which re.
moves thoss obstacles 10 renewed strength.
physical comfort and personal attrsctivensss-
An Imperfect digestion and secretion. and ads.
ordered condition Of the bowels. Persistence
In the use OF this insstimabis corrective and
tonic will assurvdly result In . renewed pnyti-
cal rssuladtv md yisor, viii tend to increase
bodily substance, and cause the glow and clear
color Of health 70 the ,sllew and wasted cheek
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-03
IT vas reported in Virginia by me

IT was reported in Virginia by men
from Sutro that every employs Of the
company had been discharged and paid
off and the mules turned out to grass.
A News representative telegraphsd down
and FIRST got, "Thsrs's nothing In It,"
Subsequently, on being pressed. . mes
sage came saying that the person ad-
dressed knew nothing about the matter.
STANDING IS.-Ths stock market Il
up somewhat to-day, and Douglass &
Thompson are busy receiving orders
from their many customers. most OF
whom are taking In . little stock. This
firm carries stooks on margins and helps
the boys make Q turn.
LAKE TAHoE.-Ths present warm
weather induces people to think OF the
delightful pleasures Of the bsautif full lake
and especially Of John MoKinneys
place on the western shore. Read
about It In u advertising columns to-
day.
tn. Office Of T. R. McGurn, stock
and money broker, South G street, Vir-
einis. iss popular place these days.
Stocks bought on o margin and carried.
Liberal advances made on active 40
counts. Sec notice elsewhere.
/. o. o. F.-Ths annual meeting OF
the Grand Lodge Of I o. o. F. is being
held to-day In Virginia. The rsprsssn.
tatives were met by an escort OF mem.
bsrs from the lodges and snoamPmsnts
and made . dns appearance.
TIE silver trumpet to DO run for at
the Pioneer picnic Saturday il on s1hi.
bition in Fredrick's window. Virginia,
and IL Q beauty. The golden arrow,
prize for archery, 10 also there, and the
the cup for the kicksn, etc.
JACK NrALL, recently appointed cadet
to West Point. by Congressman Dsssstt,
left for his soldisr-school BY last even
inR's train. It In safe 10 say that Nevada
will never be dissraced By Cadet Nsaii.
C~AsvAssxns for "sagebrush Leaves"
Harry Mighsls' book, began their labors
in Virginia to-day. One wealthy gentle
OF Virginia put his name down Tor
100 copies Saturday AFTERNOON.
TO-DAY the Consolidated Virginia,
California and G. & @. shaft paid Of
smployss and disbursed S4b.343 60;
Utsh. $6,041 75 North Consolidated
Virginia, $9.5O6 So.
DEPUTY susnIyr HARrER 10 after the
drummsrs. One Was fined $50 last
evening for soliciting without . license.
and another was served similarly this
morning.
Trrrr will b foot races ct the Pho
mars picnic for ladies and . priEs for
tbs Asetsst female. There will also DO
shooting at glass balls and lots OF fun.
w. O. CoswzIL. Dentist. IL located
oyer the way and has all the latest i'm.
proyements in his profession. For good
and careful work hs has no superior.
Hon. H. R. wHrrszIlL. Attorney,
etc., has his Office opposite the News
ONCE. and may DO committed BY those
Who need correct legal advice.
TIE social donation at the Methodist
..~..rk cnsrkh iii 4.
Fridsy evening OF this weak. 4
general invitation 10 extended.
TIE Summer fights commenced in
yirainis this morning. ssttos were
frequent but not very bloody.
Tz. inquss. into the death Of Guissppi
Dsmouti, shot BY Brophy. was NOT CON.
1t 2 p. n. to-day.
n. KrlsY and NJ. Day, both Of Loa-
don. are on the Comstoek Sightseeing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-03
Dspassars. LAST Evssisg.

Daisy Vast. Miss Middlshofer, Mrs. c
n Benrett. 8 p Kimbsll. Nay Tradley. G
II Harding. EN- Coombs, T Gosse, N N
Rice. Charles Millfsugh. l. Morancy, Z W
James. Mrs r Fisher. Mrs Hosinger. Mrs
T Fox. J Klein. II c Dade, J Blight, Mrs
q Northey, d H Jackson and wife. Mrs A
Lewis. Mrs Lusinchi. + McDsrmid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-03
conversion OF Chinese.

SARATOGA, June Sat . meeting OF
the Home Missions Society, Rev. Mr..
MoLafSsrty. Of Oakland, California,
from the Committee on Work Among
the Chinese. said the work must be done
by the churches, and that no separate
mission would be sffectual. Many DON.
ysrts could be rsckonsd In the churches.
He denounced the Baptism Church in
San Francisco, which hoisted the dag
Tho Chinese Must Co." and dismissed
the Chinese members TO the Church IN
Canton whom they asked dismission to
neighboring churches.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-03
Sudden Death Of General Shields

sudden DEAN OF dcnorai onioius'
OrruxwA, Iowa, June 2. General
James Shields. late United States Sena-
tor from Missouri. died suddenly In this
city at 1890 o'clock last evening. On
the Sabbath day he had appeared In bis
usual health, ats . hearty supper at 9
and wrote several letters, but Just before
retiring complained Of pain in the chest
and soon thereafter said 10 his niece
that he was dying, and In thirty min.
utss expired. sitting In his chair, remain:
ing conscious TO the last. He lsetursd
In this city on Wednesday evening last,
and had remained here visiting relatives.
His remains leave here for his home in
Carrollton. Missouri, at 8 O'Clock this
evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-03
Arrivals shis Mersisg.

Ew Edwards. A .Patchsn, Nd Rood. ]
Grace. J Armstrong. d Block. o @ Miller.
A J Bierce. J Plum. J ) Green. w b
Perry. Z Jenkins, N H A Masion. Q Z
Friend. il Greedy, J Groth. @ W Bryant.
y Hyams. E p Davis. g Thomas. Mrs Z E
Davis, J Kelly. b @ Hardwick. ] W 0rn.
don. J A Mccullough. W X Baum. Z A
Littisnsid. Il Phillips and wife. II Gala
han. d Frisdlandsr. p J Dunno, Mrs b q
Levi. d J Turner and wife. Z Whitney. y
N Otaoss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-03

III lnutbu ITOupIcs II AusnS
wALLA wALLA. June 3.-The latest
dispatches from Salmon river to the
walls walla Statesman say that the men
killed BY the Shsep.sstsr Indians must
have been killed three weeks before b.
ing discovered, as Dorsey was last sssn
ON the Goth Of April. Miners had passed
their residence several times, until one
man observed moccasin tracks, and. on
reporting II at WArren's diggings. .
party was sent out and discovered the
bodies. Other families who. live on
isolated ranches have not yet been heard
from and 1t may be they are all killed.
The citizens found Q paper tied With
buckskin TO . willow. marked with In
dian marks In black, blue and I'd Ink.
The citizens Of Idaho say they u hunt
the Indians Is they hunt wild game.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-03

The Pope Preparing . Protest.
ROM. May 3o.-Ths Italia says The
Pope 10 preparing an ~sncyclieal protest.
ing against tho bill passed BY the Italian
Parliament requiring civil marriage TO
prscsds the religious ceremony.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-03

rlRsr MEETING OF TIE B0AaD
FOE JUNE.

Rsusiae or Basiness-Com.
installations o. Hospital ana
other Matsers-Dr. Harris Oners
% Lesson Expessss-Omcisi ks'
ports-Bflts Allowed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-03
A CARD.

To al Who ere suSeFing fron the srross and
indisorstions Of youth. nsrvous vsehnsss, esfy
1879 thas Will cure you, YnnE or cHAnan,
rhis great remedy vas discovered By Q mission-
~ In south America. Ssnd 2 self-Addrosssd
snvelops 20 the REV. JOSEPH T.. IMAM,
atatton d, New FORK City. lei On
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-03
TOWN TRUSTEES.

Impersass Messisg Last Evssisg-
The Police Fierce Reduced -
Two mea-Marshal Rolsom's BAL.
ary-Htgh-ssrsst Obsssucttess-
Other Municipal Matters.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-03
nore Nihilists Executed.

81. PETERSBURG. June 2.-Four revo.
lutionists, named Eudslmann. 0ssinuks,
Crandtuau, who was 9 Prussiau subject.
and an unknown man, who is believed
To have been the oouspirator Antonoh,
wore hanged ct Kieff yesterday.