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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-12
the SIERRA NEVADA ORE BODY.
10 10 100 Feet Less and a7o Esss
Wtde-Juss whore % Lies aud
al Absas %, - Defined BY Mrs
RlckeglR

Considerable has been said OF late
about . wonderful divining rod pos.
ssssed BY Mrs. A. Il. Ricketts,. Of Viz.
einia, with which she 10 able to trace.
By merely walking over the surface, the
outlines Of Q body Of ore in the depth,
beneath. Following Is her report on
Sierra Nevada As published In the San
Francisco Post Of the 10Th:
Virginia, New. July 80, 1879.-Mau.
rice Hoehich-Dear Sir: In compliance
with your request. l this evening exam
ined the surface Of the Sierra Nsvads
Silver Mining Company's ground. lying
In the county Of Storey, State Of Ne.
yada, and have the honor to report the
following:
That an ore body exists in the afors'
said ground. commencing ct o point In q
mass OF tailings about sixty feet west Of
the northeast corner Of the North Ophil
house. in Cedar ravins. Here It has
Q width Of about sixty feet; thence run.
ming down Cedar ravins to q point which
for convsnisnos sake I shall designate a.
directly under the new ore dump OF the
Sierra Nevada, where the ore deposit
has Q width Of about 270 feet commend
ing at o point q few feet east oil
q small creek and fums. running
through . portion Of the compa-
ny's ground under fence and run.
ming under . reef Of groupings lying
north OF the Union shaft; thence to q
point north OF and parallel with the
north line Of the fence Of the Bidleman
ranch, where II narrows to Q width OF
$50 feet. carrying II down the Seven.
mile Canyon. and under the said reel Of
groupings; thence to q point south Of
and parallel with the south line OF the
fence Of . vegetable garden. where 1t
suddenly widsns to 2l0 feet; thence to Q
point about 60 feet north Of the north
line Of the fence OF the garden patch
aforesaid, where II decreases to a width
OF about SO feet, making In all what
should judge was q length Of about TOO
feet.
BY far the richest portion Of this ore
body lies In the southern portion OF the
company's ground-i. g., between the
North Ophir house and the point desis.
mated as being about $40 feet In width,
the ore lessening in value as progress TO
the north 10 made from the said last
mentioned point. NJ. RIcKrrrs.
The Post adds: The above Is Q won.
dsriul report. II will cause many Q
smile, and will DO roundly "coppered "
on general principles. That Is Q fore
gone conclusion. We only hope that q
fourth OF what Mrs. Ricketts, predicts
will prove true.
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Remark. and C.uaiusns.

Nominations IN STAKES must be made TO the
Secretary on or before the 10th dsy Of Angus,
1879. Entries for the purses must b. made :
For Mondays races. on the Saturday preceding;
for Wednesdays races. on Mondays and for
Fridays races on Wednesday. q the regular
time for closing entries, % Designated ~ The
rules. Thoss who have nominations In stskee
must name 70 the Secretary. In writing. which
thsy Will start, the day before The RAGS. sseP.
\. Horses sntsred IN purses can only b drawn
b. the consent Of the Judges.
The rules Of The Pacific Blood Horss Assocts.
ton will govern running races.
The winner Of the stake for 6yesS olds 10 b
run at Sacramento, Sept. 10, to CARY . pounds
extra, and OF Triday's Q year old, then 8 pounds
eltra. should the same colt win both u thsss
stakes 70 shall carry 10 pounds extrs.
All horfes sntsring for State purses must b
owned and kept In Nevada and California est
Of tho Siern Nsvsdss for six months prior 70
day Of race.
kntries 70 all trotting purses will Close ssp.
tcmbsr ist with the Secretary.
Five OF more 10 enter, and three o. mors 70
start IN all rlccs for purses.
National Trotting Assoctati0u rulss 70 govern
trottipe races. Pacific Coast Blood Horse Asso-
ciaiion rules TO govern running racss, szesps -
above.
An entries muss b directed 10 p. B. Con-
stock. Secretary Of the soctsty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-12

No FALL wrArurR.-They may talk
u much rs they please about the sad
days Of Autumn. but they never reach
the Senate saloon OF Sam Southworth.
opposite Liberty Engine house. His
place 10 elegantly fitted up and be knows
better than to make his friends sad by
passing anything over the bar except the
best. His Grecian. curve billiard tables
are elegant and his place one OF the
finest on the Comstock.
NoRE ScHoLARs.-A. B. G. Davis re-
ports So scholars in his A and B Gram
maj classes In the Divide school. instead
Of 80. g. in our item Of last evening.
This increases the present attendance in
Gold Hill TO 91S. There are also more
scholars coming into other rooms. so
that not lesa than $50 will DO on the
books before the close Of the month.
No TarArER.-Thsrs will DO no thea
ter ct Pipsr's Opera House next Monday
night. It seems that while Manager
Mcguire Is anxious to make contracts
with Mr.. Piper In the hope OF retiring
Comstock gold. he 10 as anxious to break
them when IL suits his purpose. He has
done that thing now just enough. The
next engagement he will keep.
TIE San Francisco Stock Report says:
A Jersey bull at the State Fair 10 named
DAN do guile. The owner Of the ami.
NAL vas one Of the original locators OF
the Pewterinctum mine. on which Dan
was . bull several years ago.
wAsHoE vALLrr.-A friend writing
from wsshos Valley says that the crops
are very good this season. and every
thing looking well. Ducks in the lake
are rather scarce - yet. but are coming
in.
THr smokestack OF the new hosting
works at the Scorpion shaft was raised
yesterday. The water tanks are com.
plstsd. and the hosting engine will
probably be started up tomorrow.
W. II. MrrcALr. the well known pro-
isssor Of penmsnship. who has been So
journing in San Francisco for some
months. returned yesterday to the Conn.,
stock.
SuoorsrIvr-There is suspended from
The ceiling In Judge Knox's Courtroom.
Virginia. Q rope with = regular hang
mans knot and noes at the end Of IL.
Jozx W. MAcxAr IL expected to return
from Colombo early nsxs week.
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SAX FRAScIsco. Sept. l2.-The siz
days pedestrian ''eo a. you please
contest between Madame La Chspslls
and Miss Bertha Won Berg. ct Plats's
Hall. which commenced yesterday morn
ing at l o'clock, IL attracting considsra-
BILE attention. Both ladies mean buE'
ness, and they entertain feelings OF n.
valry toward each other almost amount
ing TO actual hatred, therefore somsthing
extraordinary In the way OF distance 10
complished may Do looked for. IL y o
square contest OF muscle. determination
and human endurance. 80.
The schooner Ounalasks, which ar.
rived In port yesterday. reports thai ths
Bennett Arctic exploring steam yacht
Jeanette sailed from ounalaska Tor 81.
Miohael's at 7:30 A. NJ. August 9Th. AZ
st. Michasl's the Jeanette was 70 take
on board Esquimaux dogs, slsish: and
other articles 10 oomplsts her outat tor
The cruise TO The North Pols.
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California State Fair.

SACRAMENTO. Sept. l2.-By agree.
msnt. the leading business houses.
banks. etc.. arc closed to-day 10 order
to give their employees and families an
opportunity 10 attend the Fair. The at.
tendance Il excellent from all parts Of
the State. everybody Ia having . good
time and the Fair is turning out . very
desirable success 10 every respect. The
parade Of Hns stock Ia particularly good.
and among the prominent percentages on
the judges stand yesterday was Miss
Mile Christine. the double headed girl.
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AssnsxKNr.-An assessment Of Is
cents per share 10 levied by the South
Comssock Consolidated Silver Mining
Company. delinquent October 20. See
advertisement under the head Of "Nsw
Today"
SopxIA PrRaY. and Thomas Patterson
have each fled . notice Of Homestead.
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Isuees..f.i Experimsat.

Robert Campbell, a Gold Hill boy Of
some eight years. knows and will re-
member one thing Of which many an
older head is ignorant, or at least forget.
full, /. o. that o giant powder cap when
held between the thumb and finger and
picked, IL SURF 10 60 Of and carry the
hrst joints OF those two members with
It. He tried the experiment up by the
Belchsr last evening and with the usual
result.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-12

PARIS, August %, 1879.
The Palais do l,Industris, In the
Champs Elysess. enjoys very little
peace. No sooner has q class Of
objects filed It's walls to the satisfaction
Of visitors than these are hurriedly re.
moved to make way for another show.
At the present moment an exhibition Of
what is styled science applied to works
Of industry occupies the greater portion
Of the space. II theoretically the title
OF the exhibition means something.
practically IL means nothing at all, for
specimens Of every imaginable manuisc.
tured article are duly arrayed side by
sidc. The universal nature Of the
exhibition has been 10 distribute
whatever interests It may possess over
q great number Of various objects.
Success under these circumstances
can only DO attained where the
show Is gigantic = such as the
Champs dc Mars last year. As II Is,
the Palais do l'Industrie Is merely an
omnium oatherum-a bazaar. with . band
playing in the middle OF 1t, and contain.
ing many refreshment bars where drinks
and eatables are sold ut higher prices
than those which obtain outside. There
are many visitors nevertheless, and some
OF the exhibits attract the usual crowd OF
loungers.
THE PRAxrYoscoPr,
Among others, is never deserted. This
scientific toy has added to the
already numerous objects IL rep
resents. A little girl. dressed oap'a.
pie "a Ia Niniche." 10 seen swim.
ming 10 Q lake. Every movement Is
gone through accurately and evenly. and
she IL far more graceful than the swim.
ming dolls which attracted such atten.
ton at the Exhibition. The effect 10 pro-
duced by O rejecting glass. and is very
pretty. Then there 10 no lack OF electric
pens for writing and drawing, whilst
spectacle and watch makers abound.
One man sells watches that do not keep
time; indeed, he has taken out all tho
works, and, convinced that time 10
money, he has 20 arranged his case that
Napoleons, tsn.irano pieces and sover.
siRns fnd their own proper places In
three little heaps, the topmost piece
ready for instant withdrawal. ! must
warn your readers. however. that the
gold pieces are not supplied BY the ings.
nious inventor. In the
TROPICAL WEATHER
Which Ia raging. II is pleasant to watch
the process by which bottles Of water
are Irapps-that Is to say. their contents
turned into Toe. The proceeding 10 sim.
ole, consequently iced water 10 common
In Paris. The next stall contains bottles
also. bat fllsd with . popular liquor
STYLED lie Club" Il 10 difficult to i'm
aeins how science was applied to indus
try here unless IL was In corking the
bottles.
cARnIAoEs,
Pottery, bsdsteads, mirrors and ladies'
dresses All. however. the greater part
Of the building; but q small space
ID reserved for life saving apparatus q.
hibited by q French company. and two
stalls arc occupied by Chinamsn selling
tee Ion scientific principles. nj doubt.
Just NJ the exit Q clever industrial
shows how science has been successfully
invoked for producing soap bubbles.
This exhibition can, however. hardly be
considered o. forwarding TO any great
sxtsnt the interests Of industry.
CHARLIs.
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SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
Rausserianship.

fadiss' Grand Tournsment. for ths most &C.
complshed and grscsful lady ddefs, Wsdnss-
dsy, october 8. 10 O'Clock Az
The Society ofers four premiums, which will
consist Of the aocisty's silver Piats. valued ~.
spsctiveIy q 500. SO. 80 and go.
Ths lady Who 10 sdjudged nrst, shall havs her
choice Of al premiums offered. The second
lady shall have second choice. and % on.
Il 10 expected that othsf special premiums
will b added 70 this List By private eonu1os'
ton.
None but ladies' OF the highest rsspectabtdty
viii be allo scd 70 eompsts for prisss.
Ladies Wishing 10 compsts TOT pnsee VII
please send names 10 becretarys inoorseo ~
two members OF the eootsty.
Military TssrRansst -. Friday 10
s'eisck a. NJ.
Premium $50, and special premium d goh
medal. yslus 500 teift Of President s~tsysnsonl
for the beat drilled Military oompany-o
shooiinR, The Company competing hall -
port With nos Les than forty men, md Win b
rsouired 10 dnll IN sccordancs with suptoo1
iJ'S. Army Tactics, !" In III" eohool Of hsoo9e
peny,- paragraphs ifl 70 10. and u BktzDila
drill. paragraphs 10 % 90.
q. O. BTKvRNDON, Prese6eVts
2.R ooNsTocx. sscsssssy. w
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A,rsya.. sh.s nerni.x.

E Pferdner. s Nicholas, G Birgstrand. J
shaffsr. W c Hull. + Nichols. + Stevens.
Geo White. G II Nickerson. J WILDER. @ @
Smith. Mrs 8 J Marsh. q II Cunningham,
Mrs johnson. Mrs J r Hixon. Mrs = J
White. J p HiIon. Miss Marlarka. d Mar
larka. J W Maddrill. Mrs E N Skaggs.
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Mes water Mias.

The Ban Francisco papers still call the
Hale L Norcross . water mine. This is
not fair. Few mines on the lode are
raising a. little water a. the Hale & Nor.
cross. The pumps there are running
less than ons-quartsr Of the time and
slovly at that.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-12
Departures Last Evssssg.

JH Hudson. Miss Clark. Addie Wood,
Miss Monte. Miss J d Roberts, Miss Nc
Coy. d @ Harrington. W Bradley. Miss II
Monroe. Mrs Leroy. @ ID Hines. Mrs Il II
Lindsay. Z Kirshbrsun. p Riguty. A
Wolfe. @ Schwaittacher. p Lynch. J
Smith. A Jordan. q Thurston. A W Whit
nsy. Mrs @ W Sanders, G Forman. Mrs
Joseph. Mrs II Laity and daughter. Mrs
Henly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-12

The San Francisco papers seem to say
"sine. brothers, sing" and then, like
old camp-mssting preachers, line ont the
following:
whsn Colonel Fair comes 10 town
Stocks invariably 60 down.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-12

wnrs . boy In the rural districts falls
out Of an apple tree and breaks his arm,
the county correspondent tslssraphs TO
the papers that ga melancholy accident
has disturbed the ever tenor OF life In
this quiet little village and cast . gloom
ovss the whole community"
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PACIFIC COAST PIONEERS.

Firss Regular Aeesi.g for sspsesa'
Der Rsusias OF Bssasess-s iek
-Denasisns - Rssslasisss Ar
rasgtsg for Esssrtsintsg sne
Ladies ~ Next Meeting.
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PARIS LETTER.

The Exposisies- what 10 % be Seen
- ExoPbitsns Rsfrsshmenss "A
Beautiful Scientific roy Iced
Driuks - Tea - Bubbies.
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Dissries CsarL.

The following business was transacted
In the District Court this morning
Dey vs.. Leets.-Motion for 0 trial
overruled.
Virginia vs.. shaw.-Defendant dis
charged.
Robinson vs.. Lso.-Tili Monday given
TO answer
Smith vs.. Fox.-on trial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-12
DONATIONS.

The following donations were made to
the cabinet
Henry Huhner-Tail OF Q stingsree
caught at San Pedro. Los Angeles coun.
ty, CAL; weight Of the Ash. 63 pounds.
Also, small octopus devil fsh), caught
at the breakwater at San Pedro.
VIM. II. Coker. OF Shady Run, Placer
county, GAIA piece Of redwood taken
by the donor in 1867 from the Mountain
Gate mine. California, ons.quarter Of Q
mile from the mouth Of the tunnel and
500 feet below the surface. This wood
is perfectly preserved. and to all appear
ances might have been cut In the woods
last Spring.
W. Il. Clarks-Copy Of Through the
Dark Continent" by Stanley; two vol.
umes. proiusely illustrated.
Public documents, by Daggett.
The usual vote ofthanks was rendered
to the donors.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Secretary Of the Picnic Commit
tee reported the net proceeds SO far
$40 or Si45. with some $75 or $50 yet
10 come in from two members. Report
accepted and committee continued.
A communication from the publisher
OF the Pioneer OF San Jose. California.
was read. asking for the minutes OF the
regular meetings Of the Society. which
were offered Q place gratis in that sheet.
Filed.
The President gave notice that the
next meeting Of the Society would be
the n for September. at which ladies
were invited to be present. This caused
the "Old Boys to spruce up and look
interested. Brother Baker thought II
would DO we'll to charge gentlemen q
small admission fee. say 80 cents, TO pay
for music and lights. A motion to this
effect was made. discussed and finally
lost by a unanimous vote. Brother
Taylor, the Marshal. and @. O. Baker
we're then appointed to arrange terms
with musicians and for their payment.
Bob. Lowery said Gen. Grant, q most
distinguished pioneer, was about to visit
the Pacific Coast and Virginia City. He
thought he should be received and en-.
tertained by the Pioneers. His visit
would be an event. for never had there
been q President or ex.Presidsnt on the
coast. Now one vas coming and Q Pho.
nser too and q distinguished one at that.
and he thought the "Old Boys would
do themselves honor In honoring him.
S. ID. Baker thought the suggestion
an excellent one. provided the Pioneers
had any money. Al II was. they could
only call upon him and do all In their
power to honor him, bot to undertake to
receive and entertain him would DO quite
impracticable.
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Last EVENING.
$40 Raymond 4 Ely. TOO. 7se
sSs Eureka Con-. II
1850 Leopard. 25c
500 ella. $50. soc. $50
500 Hussey. &c
80 Manhattan. 81
$50 Northern Belle.
500 Metallic. &0c
2io Grand Pri1o. q 10. Q 65. 60
1900 Argenta. 75c
275 Navajo, 25c, SOC
100 Independence. 2 20
so Morning Star. 40c
1275 Belle Isle. 4 Is. 4 10, 4 20 bSo
Loco Day. l5c. 400
1876 Hillside. I 10, I 30
400 Paradise. Az
500 Albion, 20c
100 North Belle Isle. 45c
$500 Big Prize. SOC. $50 bS0. 500
80 Bodis. ION
600 Bechtel. II. ! 30
40 McClinton. 60c. Csc
40 Tiogs, 2 IS. q 65. 2 GO. 2 20
las Summit, I IS. I "
lao Syndicate, 81
800 Goodshaw. 35c. i0e
l72o Oriental. SOC. 45c
400 Belvidere. l bio
COO Champion. SOC
TOO Blsckhaw.i
$50 Booker Con-. IL, I 20. I 80
100 South Bodis. $50
l15 Mono. 81
100 Richer. 800
l5s Dudley. $50. SOC
$50 Jupiter. l 70. 1 IS. IN. l 20
IT'S South Bulwer. 6oc. Csc
100 Addenda. i0c
400 Defiance. soc
800 MONDAY.
so Mammoth. 81
$40 Vortex. Coo
100 Concordia. 10c
rs Boston Con-. I 80. IL
$50 Martin White, II
400 Leeds. CSC
100 Tiptop. $50
$50 Tu~scarora. i5c
THIS MORNING.
Gas Ophir. 40. a9k, s9a
t25 Mexican. 3SS. IS. SIN, 37S
$40 Gould 4 Curry. l2s, l2S
160 Best 4 Bslcher. lsk
SIS California, 4 70. 4 Is. 4 60
$50 Savage. l4b, Is
las Con. Virginia. 4 so. ~
400 Chollar. ~. II
ass Potosi. Gu, CT. 6k bio
$50 Hale 4 Norcross. lit. IAN
4l0 Grown Point, 3 95
ass Yellow Jacket, TN, Is. liz
ESQ Imperial. 2, I 95. I %
Ito Kentuck. 4 40, ~
$50 Alpha. 20. Tk. "a. 26S. 70
. l60 Belcher. ~
40 Confidence. liz. liz. II
$40 Sierra Nevada. +s. AZ. ANA AN, 46k
20 Utah, 20. 20s
ITO Bullion, So. 81
$50 Exchequsr. IA. ~
100 Overman, o. 10
500 Justice. A.. 4 20
50 Succor. l0c
1000 Union Con-. 7s. 72s. 73s. "a
$50 Alta. 6k, ca
$50 Lady Bryan. Soc. 55c
3i5 Julia. 4 70. ~
IS Caledonia. 2 10
$50 Challenge. AZ. ass
20 Silver Hill, I 80. IN
1900 New York. Csc. zoo
ITO Occidental. l 70. IN
$50 Baltimore. soc
$50 woodville. 40c
500 Lady Warrington Con. IL
100 Kossuth. loo
200 Grown Point Ravine, zoe
470 Andes. I
1000 Wells Fargo. l0c
SIS Ward. 2 IS, 2 so
7s5 Scorpion, 2 so. 2 IS, 30
100 LeviAthan. $50
COO Trojan. i0c
265 Benton Con-. 8 IS
800 Solid Silver. 25c
$50 Flowery. Zoe
$40 North bonanza, 1 40. l As
1475 xackay. I 20, Ia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-12

The Society Of Pacific Coast Pioneers
held q regular meeting at their ball, B
street. Virginia. at 7:3o last evening.
President Taylor in the chair. The
minutes Of the last regular meeting were
read and approved. The regular routine
Of business Was gone through with.
SICK.
The Committee on Sick reported
Rough Hardy dangerously sick with
pneumonia OF his house. As North Sum.
NIT street, Virginia; also that Charles
Robsdee was sick d the first house
above the Justice mine. bot getting
along finely.
RESOLUTIONS.
The Committee ON Resolutions on the
death Of Brother ]. s. Bowksr OF Reno
reported the following. which were
adopted:
VIRGINIA, Sept. II. 1s7s.-To the OF.
acers and members Of the Poetic Coast
Pioueers-Sirs and Brothers: Your spe..
| cial committee appointed to draft ana
present suitable resolutions. expressive
Of the feelings OF the Society. on the
death Of Brother John 8. Bowler. who
departed this life on the 3lst day OF
July, 1879, at Reno. Nevada, beg leave
to offer the following:
wHEnrAs, II has pleased the All Wise
Ruler Of the Universe TO remove oy
death our late most worthy Brother,
John s. Bowker; therefore. 30 1t
Resolved. That In the death OF q late
Brother this Society has sustained the
loss Of one OF its most jealous members.
| and a faithful and earnest worker In it,
interests.
Resolved, That those who knew Broth.
er Bowker best recognized in him q Pio-
neer who was imbued with the princi.
Piles Of fratsrnal love. who vas ever
ready to extend o helping hand to those
less fortunate than he.
Resolved, That in the death OF q late
Brother Bowker. the society In which he
moved mot only a. . public servant. but
also a private citizsn) has sustained q
loss which time can never repair.
Resolved, That in his death society at
large has sustained the loss OF q most
worthy. upright and devoted citizen.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes in full.
Respectfully submitted.
RoBERr E. LowERY,
s. D. BAXER,
Committee.
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NROU6.
oh! MY: q: .! ]! ]; = =: J, = !: ]: ; ]: ]: J: ]: ]:
lay. but try at once
HUNTS X RMT.
BACk!' -! E'!::; :; !: &; 8; |; !:

Liver and Urinary Organs, Dropsy. Gravel. Dla-
betes, Bright's Disease Of the Kidneys, Incontinence
HUNT'S REMEDY has sever been
Tcosrsrowx. burlington Co.. NJ j.. Sept. "a. 1878.
VIZ. Z. OLAlxI. Dear Sir :-Righteen months
physicians and friends dsspsired Of my ever
getting well. The nnt bottle Of HUNTS RE.
hkDY gave me grs.t rslisf: I feel ! .e my
very existence 70 HUNTS RRkEDY. and I am
deeply thankful. ABIGAIL d. c0LRS.
,SpRIsorIrLp. E1inGham o., Geo., May II, 1873.
HUNTS REMEDY In . complicated case Of
Dropsy which Z had been treating for dghf
3ears, and I ind HUNTS REMEDY 10 the best
medicine for Dropsy and the Kidneya I have
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WESTERN DISPATCHES.
San francisco Items.

l~sr,orAI TO RI. GOLD u1l DALI NEWS.
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Correspondence of the Gold Hill Daily ssws.l
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F~riday.Pins Day.
saturday..Last Day.

No. n .Trot,ing. free for oil double teams;
mile and repeat; pure stoo; nrst team 600.
second team 300.
No. ss-Trotting. 2:ss class. free for all; pure
$500; nrst horse $50, second horse $50. third
horse go.
No. N-Trohing. ffce for al; mile hsats.
three In Ave; purse t7oo; nnt horse 600. go.
ond horse $500.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-12
Thursday-Fsurth Day.

No. IA Trot,ing. mile and repeat, free for I'll
8 year olds In Nevada and counties above
named In California and Oregon; purss 500;
nrpt horse S2s0. second horse 500, third horse
$50.
NO. i5-Trotting, . 26 class. free for ell; best
three In ave; pure $500; nrst horse $500. go.
ond horse $500.
No. ie.Trottlng. nvc miles out, free fog al;