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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-01
Homo Incorporation.

Articles Of incorporation have been
Hled in the office Of the County Clerk as
a. follows
General Grant Gold and Silver Min.
ing Company, to mine In Mount Grant,
Esmeralds county. Nevada. Capital.
SIS, OOO. 900; shares. l50. 900 Principal
place Of business, Virginia City. Trus.
tees-w. w. Lapham, A. H. Hswley,
A. W. Pray, /. E. James, s. 81. Marlstts;
incorporates, /. E. James, s. d. Mar.
lst,e. n. Kirkpatrick.
Jordan Gold and Silver Mining Com.
pany, to operate in Lake Mining Dis
trict, Mono county. California. Princi.
pal place OF business. Virginia City.
Capital. slO.5 500. 900 ; shares, los. 900.
Trustees-John @. Brown, Mammoth
City; L. I. Fox. Gold Hill; Q. Enos,
Gold Hill; W. P. Hill, Gold Hill; Fred.
d. Nicholl. Virginia City.
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Lyon County Items.
LYON County Timss. Nor. 1.

Lyon Cousty Timer. Hor. 1.
Five wagon.loads Of lumber left Day.
ton for Como last Thursday.
The s.stamp mill IN courss Of srso.
ton ct Como by Mr.. Weller will cost In
the nsighborhood Of $l5. %
William Brown. Of Dayton, has sold
out his fifteenth interest In the Chieftain
mine. at Como, to Orrin A. Brooks. for
$3.50 cash.
An assessment Of $50 per interest has
been levied by the Chisftain Company.
There are fifteen interests or shares In
the company.
The charges Of assault and battery and
malicious mischief made against Holmes
by Cummings. the gate keeper on the
Dayton and Mason Valley toll.rosd.
have al been dismissed, the prosecution
failing TO substantiats their charges.
Upon the dismissal OF the last charge.
ON Wednesday, Mr.. holmes placed some
men on guard near the dollhouse, with
shotguns, 10 prevent Mr.. Cummings
from collecting toll. The latter likewise
hired shotgun men, TO try to collect toll.
and for his protection.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-01
MINING SUIT DISMISSED.
The Case Of she IeWa Against the
Boasssa hes Diligently Press.

The case of the Iowa Mining Company
against the Bonanza Mining Company
has been dismissed by the District Court
because not prosecuted with due dill.
gence. Judge Rising. in rendering his
decision this morning reviewed tho pro-
ceedings. The suit was commenced
April 7tb, 1876. by filing q complaint on
which q summons was issued and placed
in the hands OF the Sheriff without direc-
tons to serve and no effort was made to
serve II. The Sheriff returned 1t tho
next January. The BONANZA Company
then applied to the Commissioners OF the
Land Ohice at Washington to have the
case dismissed, which was done on the
ground that no effort had been made to
prosecute the case with due dill
gencs, according to the requirements
Of the laws Of Congress. The
case was then appealed to the Depart.
meut Of the Interior and the decision OF
the Commissioned reversed on the
ground that the question OF dua dill.
gence in the prosecution Of the suit
should bs determined BY the Court aud
not by the Commissioners. There was
NO effort made to cur service OF the
summons till September OF this year.
when the old summons VA taken from
the Clerks Office and served. The de-
fsndan. then came into court and fled
its answer. and at the same time made
the motion to dismiss the case for want
Of prosecution. The law Of Congress
required diligence In the prosecution OF
such actions. This case bad not been
diligently prosecuted. as three and q
half years had elapsed between the hling
Of the complaint aud the service Of the
summons. The motion to dismiss was
sustained and the case dismissed with
costs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-01

There Ia nothing like being In at q
raise In stocks II you want to make
money. There are many telling points
along the Comstook now. and things are
looking better. II any n wishes to
try bis luck or back his Judgment, l..
B. Frankel, Main street, just above the
bank, will accommodate him. Sec his
advertisement In another column.
There are great expectations in the
stock market now. Shares In many Of
the mines are getting harder and harder
to procure, but w. q. Clark x Co..
stock brokers. will all all orders for
either buying or selling. and may DO
consulted at 81 South O street, Virginia.
Their card will be found under the head
Of "Nsw Today"
The friends Of P. b. Scott, . former
resident Of Virginia. who was yesterday
reported a. having died 10 Bodis, will DO
glad to learn that the report was ipcor.
rect. Mr.. Scott has been dangerously
III Of pusumonis, but ct last accounts
was recovering rapidly.
Now that an opportunity Is given for
all to pay their State and county taxes,
few are as anxious to do 90 40 all
appeared before the list was completed.
County Treasurer Carrick says the funds
are coming In very slowly.
hammsrless rife IL to be shot for
at the Eume. range November 4. The
shooting will be according to Cresdmoor
rules.
Both Macksy and Fair left for San
Francisco last night. Mr.. Maoksy will
be back tomorrow and Mr.. Fair on Mon.
day.
Some Of the old timers declared this
morning that the indications were favor.
able for q storm.
j. T. Mcguire Of tho californis Thea.
ter came up with the company this
morning.
7. B. d. Stenhouse, correspondent Of
the New York Herald, lsft last evening.
John stse. President Of the Sierra
Nevada, 10 again on the Comsiock.
Jonas s.sly was among the arrivals
this morning.
J.il.r Hanks r.turn'd from below to.
dav.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-01
Here's Chance.

People are expecting . hard Winter
and are preparing for 1t. One OF tho
best things to do Is to 60 to the clothing
store OF A. & ]. Rich, SO South O street.
Virginia, and get an overcost and . suit
OF their new Fall and Winter clothes,
made OF goods selected expressly for pro-
lection against the rigors Of our climate
and made up In the best style and most
comfortable and substantial manner.
They have the fullest assortments, aud
all their goods are new. They have
quality to suit, quantity to select from
and variety to please. Their prices
please, too, and they always send Gus
TONERS away with money left and salts.
fed with their bargains. For further
particulars see their advertisement un-
der "New Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-01

Showing Them HOW.
San Francisco. November 1.--W. r.
Eusisn. = professor In cracksmanship,
who has done the State some service In
Its Psnitsntiary. gave o public exhibition
OF his skin at one Of our public halls
niRht before last. An admission fee Of
Atty cents was charged. and q small az.
dispce, composed 10 large part OF pro-
iessional thieves and burglars, svsiled
themselves OF this opportunity to gather
some information which would enable
them to repeat the operation at some
future time upon the safes Of our mer.
chants. The time occupied In opening
the outer door Of the safe was forty.fve
minutes, but IL would have been shorter
II the breaker, getting excited. had not
broken o drill after having nearly
pierced the front steel plate. Detective
Coff-y arrived upon the scene Just after
the feat had been accomplished, and
Immediately proceeded to clear the hall
Of the most noted OF the oracksmen.
who had assembled TO learn for fifty
cents what otherwise would have
cost them months or years OF labor and
atudv.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-01
Col. Iap.r.oII's Head.

A phrenoloeist explored Col. Bob In.
psrsoll's head In Cincinnati the other
day, aud made . map Of II. All the
Cclonsl's dimensions are put down on II
In black and white. He u 8 feet II
inches in hight. weighs 225 pounds, and
vss AZ years Of age last month. His
head il 23L inches In circumference;
from occipital spine to individuality 10
inches; and from ear to ear l4,44 inches.
The quality Of his organization and the
tsmperamental conditions give him en-.
erQy and activity. The vital functions
of respiration, digestion and circulation
are ali carried on with efficiency. he is
q picture Of health and enjoyment. The
physique IL large, and necessary to sup
ply q head 90 immense. which Ii an inch
and q half larger than the average. Even
on 90 large Q body the head appears mas
sivs. The proportions OF the brain are
a. follows: In the back. the region OF
the social and domestic affections 10 very
large; the intellectual faculties are large
In the reasoning organs, full In the per-
oeptivss; the religious faculties moderate;
the selfish moderate, and the moral very
large.
Bsnsvolsnos 10 perhaps ono Of the
most potent elements OF his nature; this
faculty, combined with the social and
domestic, dominate the character.
The organ Of comparison In the higher
intellectual region IL very large and con.
spicuous. It oonfsrs the sifs Of snalog.
iosl reasoning. and leads to the uss OF
metsphor and other figures OF speech.
This faculty. combined with full Ian.
guase, large ideality and eventually, are
the mental fountains Of his oratory.
The side organs Of the head. secrstivs-
ness and inquisidvsnsss, are only aver
ago. The propensity TO acquire 10 rem.
dersd subservisnt TO higher powers. and
bsnsvolsncs elbows acquisitiveness Oh
the stage. Ssorstivsness, being modsr-
ate, gives an open and candid turn to
the mind. Full combstivsness and frm.
ness, and large effectiveness. give bold.
ness, perseverance,. sarcasm, and the dis
position to remove what hs considers
the obstacles 10 liberty and happiness.
S~elf.estssm large. gives self.conndenoe,
and Independence Of spirit, adding Q
feeling Of manly pride. The religious
emotions Of faith and hope being less
than the reasoning powers. the tendency
10 10 submit everything Of q supernatural
nature to tbs scrutiny OF reason and crit.
icism.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-01

CoMsrocK EIcHASos.-And don't for.
get. IL you please. that your festive uncle
Thomas, otherwise T. E. Finch, or Tom
Finch, has charge Of this well known
and properly.rsgulated saloon. on Main
street, Gold Hill. opposite the News
office. There the thirsty can find In.
spring and satisfactory beverages where.
with to irrigate and recuperate their
internal organism, and the lovers OF the
fascinating game Of billiards will find
tables true and correct, such as experts
and professionals are not afraid TO risk
their skill and reputation upon. Tom
Finch is one OF the pioneer Gold Killers
and better known than Tom Fitch or
Henry Ward Beeohsr. He Is always
clad to see his friends. Read his
advertisement in another column today.
In the case Of the State against ]. T.
Pritcbard for the murder OF Officer sy.
mons, . change Of venue was today
granted by the District Court on motion
OF the defendant and with the consent Of
the plaintiff, and the case was sent to
Ormsby county for trial.
A large band Of Gypsiss arrived here
yesterday and are sncampsd somewhere
in the suburbs OF the town. Palming.
and other styles Of fortuns.telling will
be in order, and hen roosts most likely
be out OF order.
A big sheave was last evening taken
from the Gold Hill Foundry Of George
Emmett, Lower Gold Hill, to the For.
man shaft. It required ten horses to
draw the wagon on which 1t WAS loaded.
The health Of Mr.. Ewing, Principal Of
the Fourth Ward school, in Virginia, Is
much improved. but his ultimate recov.
cry will be slow. Mr.. Ewing's father
arrived from Ohio last Wednesday.
The case OF the State vs.. Foley and
Tracy is to DO appealed to the Supreme
Court to test tho question Of the admis.
sibility Of Ropsr's evidence. The Clerk
is making. out the transcript now.
The Board Of County Commissioner
will meet at II A. N. Tuesday. Bills
should be left with the County Clerk at
once, 80 as to be registered and prepared
for submission to the Board.
Sam Davis has resigned his position
Of reporter on the Virginia Ecenino
Chronicle, and Monday goes to Carson to
take the place on the appeal.
There will DO Q regular meeting Of
washoe Typographical Union No. 65 to.
morrow afternoon at l o'clock. at Judge
Moses court room, Virginia.
We are eventually to have that iron
fence in front Of the Court house lot, It
would seem, a. seven holes for the posts
have been dug.
In the District Court today Mrs.
Fraser was allowed to intervene In the
attachment suit OF D. Il. Fraser against
Owen Fraser.
The District Court today excused all
Jurors till Thursday. November Goth,
and ordered notice to that effect to be
Published.
Belle Isls declares Q dividend Of 75
cents per share.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-01
The Other Side.

The ants-mortem statement OF Patrick
Leonard as to the stabbing ARRAY last
Saturday night having been published
in the News. the following testimony OF
the man who did the stabbing. and as
given at the Coronsr's inquest yester.
day, will be read with interest: Last
Saturday night between 8 and 8 o'clock
I was walking down @ street and met
Leonard in front Of Harris cigar store.
I said good evening"" and offered to
shake hands with him. At that be
struck me in the eye. giving me q bad
cash. Whether he had anything In his
hand or not ! don't know. but ! think
he could not have done 1t with his
knuckl-s. / walked away and looking
behind me Jaw him following me up. l
pulled my knife. and q he struck at
me again l cut his hand. He forced
the fight. and we clinched and got down.
We fought until We were parted BY an
officer. After We were parted he hit me.
I cut him while va were fighting 1t out.
in self defense. I did not want to quar-.
rel with the man II he had LETT me alone.
I quit fighting after the constable ar.
rested me, but be did not. 1t was not
my intention to kill him. / think BIZ
would have killed me II he could. he
was a bad man and q prize-hghtsr. !
had known him six or eight months. l
had not seen him for three weeks before
the cutting. / was on friendly terms
with him when we parted. / never bad
any trouble with him before Saturday
night. He never said to me that l bad
taken any Of his money. l slept in bis
cabin some weeks ago, and never took
anything from 1t. but put about ~
worth Of provisions in the cabin. l raw
Leonard draw a knife once to cut Denis
Nevin q few weeks ago. We fell side
by side in the struggle. l was not on
top.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-01
A D.lish,fai I.feesien.

The ladies OF this section are all In q
Hutter Of excitement owe the ane and
fashionable stock Of dry goods just re.
ceived by Alex. Cohn, Odd Fellows
building, Gold Hill, and surrounding
towns are catching the delightful infec.
ton. They are pleased as much BY the
low prices put on these goods as with the
goods themselves. Cohu understands the
secret Of success in business. He keeps
what people want and let's them know
what be has. His advertisement will DO
found in another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-01
ssarsisE Again.

The citizens OF Gold Hill will be glad
to learn that our old friend George Du.
prey. whose fame Is . caterer has gone
abroad throughout the land. 10 again in
the field. He is not to be discouraged
BY being burned out, but comes to the
front again in his accustomed hrst.class
style. Mr.. Duprey's place 10 this time
located in the building formerly occupied
by Bloomfeld's store. just south OF the
old stand. Everything has been ftted
up in good style and the very finest
accommodation will be afforded. The
proprietor speaks for himself in another
column. Read what he says.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-01

FIVE HUNDRED DoLLAls REWARD
Governor Kinkead offers . reward OF
$500 for the capture and delivery to the
Sheriff Of Elko county Of Jose Lopes.
who after committing Q murder under
circumstances Of revolving heinousness
and ~barbarity. on the night OF the 18th
Of October, escaped from Eko county on
q stolen horse. Lopez 10 described -
being Is yeary Of age; 3 feet 2 inches
high; rather heavy set; full face and
regular features; small mustachs and
sostss and dark complexion; spsaks very
little English.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-01
ne,arsures LAT evening.

Boyt. Jas @ Fair. Jr. J n varney. D
P~sndegast. T B II Stenhouse. J q Fair. J
Nackay. @ r Harding. Z L Austin. Z
Young. J N stenger. Jas Maryatt. Mrs
Chesley. n E Ryan. Mrs N d Hatch. Mrs
Dunn. W II Dickson and wife. Mrs Geo
r Game. Mrs II Morris, W r Eckart. J
Hepperly. Miss L Anderson. b Kineh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-01
.,r,y.,. sh,, nornt.g.

Mrs O Saunders. L 7 Fox. CD Wheeler.
W J Hanks, Miss n German. Miss A
Baird. W E Leman and wife. EJ Pasmore.
Jonas seeiey. Mrs 8 + Bosworth, Katie
NcGinn, Miss Smart. Miss N Finlsyson.
J Ryan, T Mcguire. n Lynch. J CAT.
nsy. J @ Davidson. d Stutsman. N Fitz-
patrick. J Skae. d L Austin & wife. r N
Price. Jr. J Cornell. E N Thsyer. J Will
son. B Cook. A Shane. W withsrs. Jr. J
Naley, Miss 8 English. Miss Pourlinn. Ed
Niles. c ] Bishop. Miss Emley, T W
Kssne. J Tighe. J McCullor. Mrs l. A
Joy. II N Layton. 8 Gullover.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-01
More 10 E., .sd Dri.k.

Richard Mercer has been just getting
in a superior lot OF choicest and freshest
groceries and provisions Of all kinds.
aud fno wines and liquors for table or
family use. Mercer deals only In the
best, and these can be had Of him at
either wholesale or retail. Hs has the
finest Of fruits and freshest Of vegetables
too. His assortments In oil lines are in
fact the fullest and have been received
direct from first hands and are conse.
queutly offered ct lowest rates. Bee his
advertisement In another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-01
Great C~ouvsnisacs.

As q renovator OF soilsd linen the old
Pioneer Laundry Of G. W. Hall, north
Of Virginia, 10 chief. In order that all
may avail themselves Of its excellent
work. agencies have been established at
VOLTS clothing store, opposite the In.
~ternationsl Hotel, Virginia, and ct the
yesey House, Gold Hill. where orders
may be left. and then the wagons
Of the establishment will call and
get packages and return the clean
clothes promptly. See advertisement
In another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-01

He was o plain old gran ,sr. and when
his SON informed him that be had dc.
tsrmined to 20 10 college and learn
something, the old gentleman looked
straight Al him and said: NOV. look
s.here, John, you may lsarn rssdin',
ritiu' spsliin', 'rithmsio, and . little
Biography, but II you srapple With any Of
Them there dead lsngwidsss. I'll kill
Won whom you come home, % they'll do
You some eood."-Nariaolm Hauld.
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Refugees Nssiees.

81. sohn's Church. Gold Hill. Rev. X. D
aesssmsn. Rector. Services on sunday at II
n. and z p. u. TIE seats ere free and
al az cordially invited. sunday school Of iso.
Tners will be divine service 81 sc. Panis
Churh, Virginia City. tomorrow at IL A. T..
Bishop WHITAKER ofdeiaitns.
Tnsrs viii b divine ssrvics at Grace Church.
siivsr CITY, tomorrow at 7:So =. = Rev. George
u. Eastman ofneisttn2.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-01

The distribution OF the prizes awarded
ON the occasion OF the annual shooting
OF the Washington Guard will take
place at Cooper's Hall on the evening Of
the 9th instant. After the distribution
there will be Q social dance. Members
Of all military companies arc cordially
invited to attend.
There has been an effort made In vir.
giuis to close the clothing stores Sun.
day and give the clerks . rest. All the
propristors have signed the agreement
except one and he will consent II his
clerks will deduct four days pay from
their monthly wages.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-01
O. II. GALLUP.

o. q. oAILu,. opposite the Bank Of oaiifor.
mia, Cola Hill, tssps constantly on hand a.
livorits brands Of Imported Cisars. choice BIZ
cigsfs. al binds Of chewing tobacco. meer.
schsum pipes, school books and stationery Of
al deschptlons, nns cutisry. and tors am iancJ
aoods NJ all kinds. spse
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-01
Assesamenss.

The Sierra Nevada Mining Company
yesterday levied an assessment Of SO per
share on their capital stock. and the
Segregated Bslcher Company mi Of So
per share. This assessment Of the
Segregated B-lcher is the Hrst since
April, 1876. the mine having been prac.
tically closed for q long time. The
present assessment is levied for the pur.
pose Of paying the mines proportion OF
ihs expenses incident to the putting up
the works and sinking the Forman shalt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-01

Do not find fault with the hilarious
feliues In their midnight orgies because
they scratch and bite each other; they
arc only testing the truth Of the saying.
"Bs furchewers and you will be happy"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-01
Pr sCRIPrION FREE.

For the speedy Cure Of Seminal wsatnsss.
Loss Of Manhood. and I'll disorder brought on
By indiscrsttou or sxcsss. Any druggist has
the ingrsdisnts: Address
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-01

The Fall nrss are beginning to be seen
on the slopes Of Mount Davidson and
.ths Como range.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-01

~
225 Dudley. l so. IN
$50 Jupiter. 2 10
las South Bulwer. SOC
$50 Addends, SOC. 45c
ITO MONDAY. 4 80. 4 30
500 North MONDAY. 4. %
$50 Orient, SOC
ls5 Mammoth. ~
rs Boston Con-. ~. I t5
90 Leeds. SOC
CTS Tiptop. I so, I IS
as Silver King. CT. Gk
90 Wales. 81
$50 Vortex. 45c. 400
THIS MORNING..
40 ophir. 81
$50 Mexican, Ssh, SO
$50 Gould 4 Curry. II, In. liz
$50 Best / Bslcher. lsS. lsh
ls5 California. 81, 81
$40 Savage. IGN. i6b. II. lGk
IS Con. Virginia. 81. 81
lilo Chollar. =, 81, 81
1890 Potosi. CO. q. 81
l255 Hale 4 N~orcross. liz. l7h. Is. I'm
10 Crown Point. 3 30
ITO Yellow Jacket. l6h. 10, l6S
800 Imperial, l ~
20 Alpha. l4s
90 Bslcher. 81
100 sierra Nsvsds. 5Gt. sc. 65S. 65H
223 Utah. 2os. n. 20S
AIS Bullion. 6b.7
IFS Exchequsr. 81
40 Seq. Bslchsr. 20
100 Justice
IS 0verman. ~
400 Succor. SOC, 25c
SIS Union Con-. IS. s7k. ssh. ssk
40 Alta, So. 81
IT'S Lady Bryan. Csc, Zoe
400 julia. 81, 3 50, ) ~
IS @ 'edonis. 2 80
100 Silver Hill. ls,iS
$50 Challenge. AZ, 2 80.
100 New York. 40c
100 woodville. Sc
so Phil. Sheridan, SOC
200 Occidental. Z As, 2 40
673 Lady Washington Con-, l 10
l025 Andes. II. 80
$3.50 wrlls-Fsrgo. lOc
$50 Ward. 2 40. ~
325 Scorpion. s. 4 30
2i00 Trojan. i3c
400 Benton Con-. 3 70. 3 co
45O Solid Silver. sc. l0c
775 Golden Gate.
400 Con. Dorado. 2 30,
200 Flowery. SOC
GOO North bonanza. I Us. I Is
100 Plutus. 2 40
$50 Msckay. 25c
so Mountain View. 2 co
$50 Raymond 4 Ely. II, 40
4I0 Eureka Con-. 70. 23S, 2ss
260 Belmont. 900
500 ella. SOC
100 Northern Belle. ga
TOO Metallic. 75c
IT'S Grand Prize. ~
800 Argenta, 9Se
700 Navajo, Soc
so Independence. IS
200 Star. 40c
5000 Tuscarora. 90c. !
s55 Belle Isle. ~
$40 Day. SOC. 75c
go Hillside. l IS
$50 Paradise. goo
$40 Real del Monte. z. Gu
40 Wales, Gu
gas Nj. Diablo. Q. 81
$500 North Belle Isle. SOC. 25c
80 Bodis. l3x
is5 Bechtsl. IN
220 Tioga. ~, $40
lUO summit ~
so Bulwer. IL
leo Syndicate, o.
AIS MAybelle. 25c
200 Goodshaw. 35c
200 Belvidere. ESQ
375 Booker Con-. y
800 Queen Bee. 45c
20 Mono. 6k
so Con. Pacific. ~
200 Univesrity. 25e
$50 Dudley. II
100 Jupiter. 05
lii0 South Bulwer. 40c
$40 MONDAY. 4 80
ESQ North Soonday.4
400 Orient, SOC
40 Mammoth. Z, ~
800 Martin White, I 65, ~ sl0
1000 Atlas. ESQ
loo Leeds. Coo
400 Tiptop. I IS
50 Silver King.7
100 Vortex. i3c
las Caledonia BLACK Hills). N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-01
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
Showing Them How.

fu,orAL 70 II. soIo NIL DAILY nws.l