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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-21
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
AdJourn.d Meeting this Ansrsooa-
The Transfer Fund biii, sad she
Transfers Made Accordingly.

The Board Of County Commissioner
me, this afternoon, Chairman Hazsltins
presiding. Present - Commissioner
Fraser and Gallagher. Minutes read.
amended and approved.
Chairman Hazeltins reported passage
Of the following bill authorizing the
Commissioners to transfer certain funds:
SkcrIoS /. The County Commission.
ers OF Storey county are hereby author.
lied aud directed to transfer the surplus
money. u any, remaining In the Hail.
road Interest and Sinking Fund Of said
county to the School Fund OF said
county: also. said County Commissioner
OF Storey county are hereby further
authorized and directed to transfer the
surplus money. II any. remaining In
the Courthouse Bond Fund to the Gen.
eral Fund Of said county.
The report was received and placed on
file.
A communication on insurance was
read and referred to the Courthouse
Committee.
Chairman Hazeltine offered q resolu.
ton transferring S6.522 80 from the
Courthouse Bond Fund to the General
Fund. Adopted and ordered spread
upon the minutes. and the Clerk was
authorized to serve . certified copy Of
the same on the County Treasurer.
Adjourned TO meet meet Tuesday. the
9th, ut I p. n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-21

LECTURE To.SIoHr. - Rev. ]. R
Graves will lecture this evening Of th'
First Baptist Church. Virginia. on ''Tb'
Existence OF God and the Authenticity
Of the Bible" The lecturer 10 really clio
quent and logical and all are invited "a
hear what he has 70 say on this subject
They will hear somsthing new. even or
this old subject.
NioHr before last the pump rod and
balance bob at the 2l00 lsvsl Of The
Ophir was broken. The necessary 70
pairs will be made and the pump started
up again In two or three days. Mean
time the water will be kept down By run
ming the giraffe and tanks.
l.. c. Burcu, 70 we'll known on M
Comstock as u fine Matchmaker. has -
sociated with himself another praotioaI
workman. Mr.. Prast. These gentlemen
will Dol open out In Q way that will
astonish the natives.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-21
Fire In virgisia.

Last night about 0 o'clock the dwell
ing house Of Corde Often on North l.
street. q short distance north Of the G. 4
G. shaft. took FIRE and was almost com.
pletsly destroyed, only the charred shell
remaining. The alarm was promptly
given and hose from the hydrants at the
q. * @. works were soon run out,
but everything seemed to 20 wrong.
The hose burst three times within a
short time. and again when oil was 60
ing well by some misunderstanding the
water was suddenly turned of ut the
hydrants. The greater part OF the
furniture and other valuables contained
In the house were saved. The building
was q long and tolerably large one.story
frame. and the loss was probably Sl,5OO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-21
C.rsE OF RuEuMArIsM.-I Is q W,

CArsE OF RHEuNArIsM.-It Is q we'll
known fact that one cause Of 80 much
rheumatism in these days and especially
on tho coast 10 drinking chicory coffee.
This Ingredient thiekens and dries the
blood and thus binders its free circula.
ton. It 10 found in all ground coffee In
proportions ranging from one.ifth IN
the best to three-fourths In the poorest.
Get the berry. prepare and grind II your.
self and YOU will have q beverage III for
the GODS and less liability to one OF the
greatest pests Of the coast.
To BIZ TRIED To.MoRRow The new
double engine made at Emmet's Gold
Hill Foundry for the Al.a-Bsnton double
incline vinze, will be delivered ut the
Alta works tomorrow and tested prsvi'
GUS to being taken apart ndlowered into
the mine. Those who wish to see thi.
beautiful machine can do 90, and oil
who are interested are invited 70 witness
the test.
TIE reel broken at the Mint shaft will
be repaired and ready for use TO-
morrow. Il has been made much
stronger than when FIRST set up.
RIAs's case has been put over till
next Tuesday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-21
Tho Incest Trial.

San BukSlvEsruRA. CAL. Feb. a.
In the Van Curon incest case yesterday
the Court. both sides consenting. or
dsrsd the infant. said to be the fruit Of
the incest. to be eIhumsd and brought
into court. 1t had been buried some
months. The object was to test the
truth OF the girls statement by ascer.
tanning as nearly rs possible the age oil
the prematurely born child. -Four doc
tors made the examination. and their
conclusions did not impeach the girl.
testimony. After they had all testified
both sides rested without proof as to
what body had been examined or where
Il came from. One counsel on each side
addressed the jury and two Others will
probably close by noon o-morrow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-21
Decided.

There has been a deed filed for record
wherein the Latrobe Tunnel and Mining
Company has conveyed to the Pacific
Mill and Mining Company, in considera-
ton Of 81. oil the lots and surface
rights owned or claimed by the latter
company lying to the west OF the east
line Of 7 street, Virginia, together with
all the ground occupied by the reservoirs
Of the said Pacific Mill and Mining
Company lying east Of the east line OF
said street.
William Norton has decided to ]. F.
Brown. in consideration Of SS5. q piece
Of ground l79Ii00xlllIl2l feet next to
Cemetery street, Gold Hill. and hitherto
occupied by Norton ~ a nursery.
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r..,,.x Win ch,saa.s..

The papers Of the Comstock have
repeatedly warned boys against fooling
with Cinnamon. 1t is n dangerous prac-
,ice rs was proved by an occurrence in
Virginia yesterday. Three small boys
commenced their usual tricks upon a
Monaghan. who has a wash house at
tho corner Of | and Taylor streets.
Presently one Of tbs boys threw two or
three stones at the Chinaman. who,
thercupon. drew q revolver and fired n
shot at the boys. The affair WAS wit
messed by a lady living in the nsighbor'
hood. 1, might have been supposed the
Chinaman fred for the purpose OF fright.
ouing the boys. but for the fact that the
bullet lodged in a fence in front Of
which the boys were standing. Perhaps
after there has been u few beautiful liz.
tie corpsss made OF some such young
siers aud n row raised which shall sub
vert all law aud order and give an OPP
p~ortunity for the wreakins OF upright.
eous vengeance. the boys will learn not
to impose ON the heather in our midst.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-21

DEAD.-As was expected yesterday,
T.. ]. Kirch. whose sudden illness was
mentioned in yesterdays issue. died last
evening. He never recovered conscious
ness. but sank gradually till he died.
lie was q young man OF unusua prom
Use. Q thorough chemist. and bid fair to
mako Q most useful physician.
Sr. JouS's CnuRcu.-A second parish
meeting will DO held at st. Johns
Church this evening at Z o'clock. The
report OF the committee appointed at
the meeting Of last Friday. will be pre-
scented at this meeting. and Il Is much to
DO desired that 4 full number Of friends
OF the church be present.
A wArrn MAIN pulled apart last night
about 0 o'clock at a point on Sutton
avenue. half way between c and ID
streets, Virginia. A small river was
sent down into the eastern part OF the
town. The ground in that part OF the
town Is going eastward and northward.
HArcnKr DrY.-To-morrow will be
washington's birthday, and will be
celebrated by the Ratchet men OF the
Comstoek; The programme Is not an
nouneea' = Is neve''n..ess saiss
10 esen, a0''s' "'
-. po,u ,-o,,ow;rc r..,
- =, : A.. .,.,. x..,.,,.v
's" ~" IS
morning ior Q : Il. hummei' ~
John Currap. James Robertson. j.
Keaton. Elisha Vernon, William LaIsue,
Henry MeCann.
p,,-,r. h h.,. trial A, s.v ,h., .,v
,~u.n,i,v NJ fab NAV q be caught in
W..boe Lake. They are ali of the kind
called clubs or white fish. They are
really q species Of sucker. yet they bite
hook very readily
GAnnorKD. - About , o'clock this
morning two strangers were sarrotsd by
Two afm:r anu IN, I'm ~
~ al oth., valuable. No clue 10
the robbers.
sxx,x Tu,ry-Last night n Of the
80. ., an. l.bl.pd House was en-.
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Rgypt,s Hhedive.

LONDON. Feb. 2l.-A correspondent at
Cairo says n shot fred by one Of the
mob Tuesday passed close to the Khs-
dive. Great pressure 10 being used to
induce Wilson to remain In Office. n.
de Bligniere waits the advice Of the
French Government. A dispatch from
Alexandria says the officers threaten q
general revolt II their comrades are not
released. The Minister OF War has
resigned. II Ia said that Cherif Pasha,
an old Turk, will succeed Nubar Pssha
at tho head OF the Ministry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-21
TAR PEOPLE WANT PROOF.

There 10 no medicine prescribed By physicians
or soid By druggists that carries such evidence
Of its success and superior virtue - Boschss's
German syrup for severe Coughs. Colds settled
on the breast, Consumption. or any dissass OF
the Tnrost and Lungs. proof Of that feet 10
that any person afiictsd can get . aampls bottle
for 10 cents and Try IL superior enscts bsfors
BUYING the regular ELS 81 70 cents. II has lately
been introduced In this country from Germany.
and its wonderful cures are astonishinG svsfy
one that uses Il. Three do<es will relieve any
case. Try it. Sold By all druggists In America.
dslt COW Sat
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n Zulu War.

LONDON. Feb. 2l.-News from Cape
Town says that unless attacked the Brit
ish forces will confins their operations
to the maintenance OF stdiu quo and the
retention Of ~stragetical positions on the
border until strongly reinforced. Two
hundred volunteers from Port Elizabeth
will relieve the Elghty-eighth Regiment
at King Williamstown 80 al to permit ths
latter to 20 TO the front.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-21
District Court.

The following business was transacted
In the District Court this morning
State vs.. James Gilmore-Grand Jury
returned true bill for burglary; bail fixed
at 81. 200; defendant arraigned; time to
plead not fxed.
Steel vs.. Bass-Continued till 10 A.
N. Monday; jury trial.
Duprey VS.. Creditors. Continued for
the term.
State vs. George Murphy-Indictment
for grand larceny; pleaded guilty; waived
time and sentenced to one year In the
State Prison.
Adjourned till Monday at 10 A. N.
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Rulrarian AssemblY.

TRNovA. Feb. 2l.-Ths members Of
the Bulgarian Assembly have nearly oil
arrived. There IL considerable excite
ment In consequence Of rumors OF Ser
Wan entertainments. A powerful party
wishes to postpone the date Of opening
the Assembly. About twenty deputies
from East RoumeliA aud six from Mnce-
donna are here claiming admission to the
Assomblv.
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O,LearY Letting Go.

NEw YonK, Feb. 2i.-o'Leary. the
pedestrian, arrived here Wednesday and
In an interview said Of the coming In.
ternational match on the 10th Of March:
81 honestly say l Am not confident a. TO
anything but q place In the Geld. /
have walked ten times since / came from
England. I think my best walking days
are past"
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Pound Dead in Bed.

WOODLAND. Cal, 2l.-John Wise O
native Of Bavaria. and residing on bis
ranch three miles west OF Blacks sta'
ton, was found dead In his bed wednes'
day morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-21
Thief Caught

Last night q heathon attempted to i'm.
prove on the aank thieves Of Virginia
BY slashing q few pounds OF choice veal
outlets from the thigh OF a large I'M
skinned calf hanging in front Of the
meat market OF l.. I. Fox. next to the
Nrws Office. Jack Long espisd the TEL
low and gobblsd him. The thief. bis
knife. the meat, etc.. are all a. ~ s,A'
tion-house. The fellow IL not 10 %
blamed for wanting some OF Foi's nice
meat. but should be well punished Tor
his manner Of obtaining 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-21
Assembly.

Convened at 10 80 a. N. Speaker II.
A. CASTOR In the chair.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. McLain.
Journal read and approved.
IN HONOR. xTc.
Mayhugh. by leave. introduced Q reso-
luton to the effect that when the Assem-.
bly, adjourns II adjourns until Monday,
out OF respect to the Father Of our Coun.
try, George Washington. the anniversary
OF whose birthday comes on tomorrow,
Saturday. Adopted.
PETITIONS.
Williams presented q petition from
citizens Of Nye county praying for lesis.
lation to prevent Utah peddlers selling
their produce In that section OF the
State.
REPORTS or COMMITTEES.
Allen, from the Judiciary Committee.
reported favorably on Assembly Bill No.
III CIRCULATING the sale OF opium and
prohibiting the keeping OF opium dsns);
also. favorably on Assembly Bill No. l06
(relative TO special taxes).
Wilson, from the Committee on Edu.
cation. reported favorably on Senate
Bill No. 90 providing for the maintsn.
ance and supervision OF public schools).
Powell, from the Committee on
Trades and Manufactures, reported 70.
vorably on Assembly Bill No. a (~liosns.
ing commercial travellers and drum.
mers).
Mayhugh, from Committee on Public
Lands. reported favorably on Assembly
Bill No. 95. encouraging the sinking OF
artesian wells.
MOTIONS AND REVOLUTIONS.
by Allen, Of Lincoln-That His Er-
cellency, the Governor, be requested TO
return TO the Assembly. for correction,
Assembly Bill No. IA, relative 10 the
Orphans Home. Adopted.
BY Allen. Of Lincoln-That twire the
usual number Of copies Of the Railroad
bill reported to the House yesterday by
tho Joint committee oil fourteen be or.
dsrsd printed. Adopted.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY Bsard-Imposing q tax and Dc.
scribing the mode OF selling wines and
liquors In this State. This Is q copy
Of the Virginia bell.punch law.
Lane moved to reject. Lost-syes,
3; nays. Al.
On motion Of Mayhugh the bill was
ordered printed and referred to Com.
mittee on Public Morals.
by Foulks, by lsavs-Rsquiring per.
sons slaughtering cattle 10 keep hides
ten days before disposal. Ordered
printed and referred 10 COMMITTEES on
Ways and Means.
BY Smyth, Of Lander-To provide for
the purchase Of 800 copies OF the homo
graphic chart gotten mp BY Benjamin
Stern. Appropriates $3.50. Referred
to Committee OF the Whole.
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FATAL DELAY.

nis often the esss that We sserthes our lives
By delaying the uss Of proper remedies. Afsw
hour loet 10 often fatal In acute dseases.
Psys, asd indsmmation waltz for no man, but
vhep unchecked hurfiss on 70 modification
and dssth. Do not b guilty Of this htal delay.
IJss frsely Bnstoi's eaSapahlla q Pulls; 10
than ron have sAfsty and health. oc1e cod In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-21
NEVADA STATE LEGISLATURE.
NINTH SESSION.
SPECIAL TO rue. COLD HILL lDAnrr:Sr~,
Senate.

enbtcs
CARSON. New. Feb. 81. 1879.
Convened at 1880 A. n. Lisutsnant
Governor Adams In the chair.
Prayer by Rev. T. n. Weir.
REronm OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Stewart, OF Committee on Education,
reported u~niavorably on bill to abolish
the Office Of County superintendent OF
Public Schools.
Doolin, Of Committee IN Corpora
tons. reported favorably on Senate Bill
No. Ill relative to employment Of crimi-
mails confined In jails In this State.
Boardman, Of Committee on JUL.
ciary. reported back TO the Ways and
Means Committee Senate Bill No. 10.
to establish and maintain . State Asylum
for the INDECENT, Poor and Manned OF
this State.
Blair. OF Committee on Mines. re-
ported favorably on Assembly Bill No.
90, an Act : provide for the use OF
safety cages In mining shafts over 400
feet deep.
MEssAoE FROM u GOVERNOR.
Transmitting approval Of Senate Bill
No So, relative to the erection OF guide
boards on public highways.
Also Senate Bill No. 95-To provide
for the payment Of certain Indebtedness
Of White Pine county.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
by King-That the vote whereby
Senate Bill No. IS was passed yester-
day b. reconsidersd. Carried.
By Cassidy That when the Senate
adjourn to-day II remain 20 until Mon
day. out OF honor and respect 10 the
birthday OF Washington. Adopted.
INTRODUCTION OF srLIs.
BY Comins-Rslative to creating .
current expense fund for White Pine
county. Ordered Engrosssd.
BY Schultz-For the relief Of James
E. Wood. Referred 10 the Committee
Of the Whole.
oENERAL FILE.
Joint Resolution No. l8-Praying the
President to sign the Anti. Chinese bill.
Referred to Committee on Education.
Senate Bill No. llG-Rslativs TO the
compensation Of the late Judge Cradle
baugh. late United States District Judge.
Laid on the table.
Senate Bill No. 103-To preserve wild
game. Passed.
Assembly Bill TO create O Current
Expense Fund for Nye county. Passed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-21
Killed BY n Train.

OGDEN. Utah. Feb. 2i.-Last wcdnes'
day Frank Lsugee. bound West on the
emigrant train. accidentally fell from and
under the cars. His legs were severed
from his body just below the thighs,
from which injury no died two hours
afteryard,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-21
Revolution in Hayti,

NEW York. Feb. 2i.-Ths West India,
Just arrived. reports another revolution
in Hayti. In one engagement, that took
place by moonlight. tho Government
forces lost 40 killed and 80 wounded.
The loss Of the insurgents exceeded
these figures, and all Of them captured
were promptly put 70 death.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-21
PRETTY MOUTHS

should have pretty teeth In them. but II 10 not
unusual to see between rosy lip, teeth diseoi'
ored and decaying through neglect. This die
figuring defect should be repaired without de-
lay. by using fragrant s0ZODONT. which 70
and renders them snowy white. This admir-,
able aid TO beauty 70 perfectly harmless and
exhales Q most delightful aroma, and Ia In
every respect pref-rable 70 the ordinary tooth
psstss and powders. Try II and SEQ for your
ALI fell In
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Good Indian.

AuBURs. CAL. Feb. 2l.-A buck In.
dian VA found with the top Of his head
mashed In and dead. In a cut n quarter
Of q mile east OF Auburn Station to-day.
Appearances indicate that he fell OF O
train while In motion.
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ne,.r,vre. last Evening.

N seholi. W Albert, r Hall. = neddy.
W Ballard. J LAity. s Little, ID DENIM
sou. Lolita Logan, L W Brunton, y II A
Mason. @ Clugage, T d wetherford. Miss
Duffy. PA Humbert, VIM wermuth.
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~RKMAnKABLR CA.R.

One Of the most extraordinary cures on
record was tina: Of the man John Y. Herman
dsz, residing In salt Lake City. who vas sl
deaths door with that terrible disease Mars.
mus the best medical aid bad failed ~ stop
tho progress OF ths mAlAdy, when twenty.three
thlss phiais Of BRlsTOL's PILLS made him
veil man. 1y7o I'm
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Cayed on and Killed.

SALT LAKE, Feb. 2O.-In this city last
Wednesday b. W. Hodget, while load
ing 9 wagon with grain, was killed by
the bank caving.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-21
Immigranta for GeorrIa.

GrsEvA, Feb. PA number Of
young citizens Of Zurich have started
for Georgia, where Il 10 proposed to
establish . Swiss colony under the au.
spices OF the Workmsn's Society. 9th
srs will follow,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-21
q. II. GALLUP.

O. n. aAI1gr. epposass IL Bsak d osises.
mia, Cola Hi, hoops constantly on hand I'll
fsvorits brands of Imported CsQfs, ohoics BIT
cigar, Ill hnds OF chewing tobacco, mser.
s.h.sm pipe. sehool eooks 2 gtstionssy o.
goods Of al kinds, sp1ou
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Entail Accident.

SAN B%uESAvESruRA, Cal. Feb. Ala
man named Arellanes was killed wednes-
day at the Sespe by the caving OF q mine
vhere he was nj work.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-21
Bodies Snatched.

MoxrRxAL, Feb. 20.-Fivs bodies were
stolen last night from the dead house Of
St. Eustache, Quebec.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-21
ninsrs Discharged.

sYestsrday morning siIty.hvo miners
were discharged from the Savage. This
was all the available force employed in
the mine except such as were engaged
about the pumps, etc. The only work.
however. being done was in the south
drift. aiO0 level. from the wirze and in
general repairs to the various workings
Of the mine. The east crosscut from
the winzs aud on the 2l00 level had
previously encountered water and been
discontinued. In an interview last even.
ing. Superintendent Gillette said that
the discharge was in accordance with
orders from below. This is q rough
deal on the boys. but seems unavoidable
under the circumstances. The work
going on can DO much better done when
the mine Is freed from water. II. as
there is some reason to believe. the
Sutro Tunnel is to DO used soon for the
draining Of the Julia. it might n we'll
take the water Of the flooded mines Mt
the same time. In two weeks there
after. should that be done. these mines
would be emptisd. the Hood bulkheadsd
and everything lovely.
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REP0Rr.
Nan Franchise heard.

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40 ,'nr.Hn a.
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80 nnN a.
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i.oo belle lsio' 'o0
40 LAY. M
= nisnoriass; wv
IN Pei nal Nont.. AZ
800 Albion. t0c
1900 Fourth Of July. SOC
so Hillside. ~
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us McClinton. soc
460 TiogA. ~
$40 Summit. "a
100 Bulwer. IT.
AIS Goodshaw, soc .
$50 Maybeile. CSC
100 Oriental. Toe
100 Belvidere. zoe
200 Giant 4 Old Age, 1 10
80 Golden Terra. 81
ESQ Blaekhawk, 95c, 1
$50 Booker. zoe
GO south Bodie. SOC
10 Mono.
4c5 Con. Pacific. 2
500 Dudley. CSC. 75c
200 south Bulwer. SOC
Martin White. ~
20 Tiptop.
IS Leeds. 7jc
so silver King. ~
3sj Caledonia Black Hillsl ~
ruts nouxtxo.
40 ,oL
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Sio nsiiean' syS, ,., ,,A
coo uouia Jury
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is5 Hale n Soreross, ios'io'
$50 Crown Point os;oa "a,
go Yellow yaekei' .is'Hs'H'
22oo Imperial I ao,i%
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-21

The gold and silver mines on the
Comstock lode produced the following
amounts in January:
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BULLION.

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Williams presented q petition from
citizens Of Nye county praying for legis.
lAtion to prevent Utah peddlers selling
their produce In that section OF the