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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-05-28

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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-05-28
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Cough, sf1ort breath, paths IN tho ode Or
breast, hronch1t.g, asthma, liver complaint,
fever, parched skin, night sweats, tickling or
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-05-28
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II CHI I N G. Pill ES!
are gene rally preceded by moisture, like per-
spiration, distressing itching. as though pin
worms were crawling in and about the rec
tum, particularly at night, when undressing or
In bed after getting warm; oftentimes show
itself around the private parts, and frequently
vagina, proving very distressing. Cases of
long standing are permanently cured by SIM
ply applying ~
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-05-28

HOME CURES.-We were great sufferers
from Itching Piles; the symptoms were as
above described. The use of Swayne's ONT
ment in a short time made perfect cure
j. w. Christ, boot and shoe house, 344 N. ID st.
T. G. Weyman, halter, 8 s. Sth st. Phila.
David Grosnickie. Ladiesburg, Frederick
county, Md. s47,4
A. J. Beach, Farmwell Stain, London CO., Va.
j. NJ. Hester, Mercersburg, Franklin co., Pa.
JOS S. McComb, Mlllersburg, o.
B. 81. Wakely, McLear, Tompkins co., n, Y.
B. F. Moore, Atlanta, Ga. 49, 81
j. E. Crandell, CrandeIl's Corners, N. Y.
Rienzie Scott, Enfield, Conn.
VIM. b. Rutland, Nash Vile, Tenn.
N. c. Workman. Sciota. Iowa
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-05-28

CLERGYMEN AND PHYSICIANS,
as wen as thousands OF others In all parts OF
the United States, are constantly sending GER
tiiicates and informing us OF the benefits
ment,n but space viii not admit of their pub.
ucation at present.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-05-28
A DISORDERED LIVER.

from which SO many persons suffer, is FIRE
quently the cause OF Headache, Indigestion
and Dyspepsia, is speedily relieved, and ar,
ofted permanently cured by
The New York herald., 1879-12-13
COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.


PxcTFI6 NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
pie. ;s 70 foot ,oi, Of Canal i st. North River
ss.asans for and south 1%ssics and Me1,eS M
Steamship Si1S S.o 81 ToKiS % Des "a noon
sa sd py dec
Office on the pier foot Of Canal q. North River So,
ss.n s.a
s as IN route. .O0
70 tho Passenger Department. 2a7 Br.adwsy;
Gensrsi Ps.sens ger Agent superintendent.
HALIFAX, y s., AMP ST; JOHNS, n. y.
Cromwell line sseAmships ioave as follows from pier
ALIIAMBRA....: Wednesday December 10
s: S.,ErK si:ir sfaEss or
Afok WEST INDIES AND SOUTH AMERICA.
calling at the following ports. via. =
S.ps and n;. 4 :,s + s.
savaniA. CsrthagenA and Aspinwail, in Colombia aud
1Iss i9 JxStXRY Any. ffik coxrAYY,s STEAMERS WILL
SHS ETA sSfsMEhs 1soa rSsAS8 F5S SOUTH "a
Regular tortnightiy salings from pier No. 81 North
N'v'r - PSR KINGSTON JAy AND nAYrL
Fos XIII fSSsA SsS sGjAa iFEHH FtAsiS SosSs Pan
ALvoDIssSS%R''FF sSR Fdsro 5S rolrsA siSo .D's'm''' 20
0sasassI sapslas r., D:s'''' II
No 81 Wall st.
NvEW YORK AND CUBA NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
~ FOR HAVANA DIRECT,
from pier 10 East River, at p. VI.
Steamship NTAGARA...... Saturday December 19
Steamship SARATOGA Friday December ~
Magnificent passenger accom- modstions.
JAMES Il. WARD h CO., 113 Wall st.
NJ y. HAVANA AND MEXICAN NAIL IS. ILNK.-
IN. Steamers leave pier yNorth River, ,at3PN,
FOR HAVANA DIRECT
AND FOR VERA CRUZ VIA HAVANA,
- calling AZ Progreso, Csmpeachy and Frontcra.
:SITy 0s WAslliXGI9N diavans onyl. Thurs. Dee
sMesls q Ia carte-smail table service.
Steamers will leave Now Orleans December 10 and Janu
for Vcra Cruz via Bagdad Tampco aud Tu
Meeting with steamers Tor Havana aud New York.
y. ALEXANDRA SONS. 81 and 33 broadway.
EROMWELL LINE-FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
OSteamer kNlCkERBOCkER will leave Saturday, De-
cembcr ID M3P, NJ, from pier North River Insurance
effected At onehalf per cent open polcy
Through bills OF ladng given to Mobile and principal
points the Mississippi Red rivers also to Belize,
Honduras and Bay Islands. -
REDUCED PASSAGE to New oriesns-cabn. $40;
steersge, 80 Apply to ... ,
The New York herald., 1879-12-13
w Uuited States and Royal Mail Steamers

WHITE STAR LINE.
w United States and Royal Nail Steamers
for Queenstown aud Liverpool.
NOTICE-The steamers of this line take the lane
recommended by Lieutenant Msury, u s. n. both the
outward and homeward passages.
ADRIATIC Thursday December ls, ga. NJ.
GkRMANIC. Saturday December 81 p. VI.
BALTIC Ihursdsy % January A. n
Rates-Saioon. $6O $50 and 500. Return tickets
asonable Stcerage, $2Sl
Saloons staerooms, smoking and bath placed
amidshps where the noise and motion least aorang
o degree Of comfort hitherto unattainablo at sea.
These ships carry neither cattle sheep Lor pigs.
For inspection OF plans ana other information apply
the pany's ohce 81 Broadway Now York l40 Wal
nut st., Phiiadclphis. II. j. CORTIS, Agent.
1IEDITERRANEAN AND NEW YORK 8. s. LINE
wi will despatch the Italian S. :. EGADI December 81
1879 for Gibraltar, Marsees, Genoa and Naples supe
ror coumedstons sr psSsengcrs first class sl2o;
los Front st.
The New York herald., 1879-12-13
coAsrwlsE sTEAsIsHlrs.

GALVEsToN. TEXAS TOUCHING AT KEY WEST.
Nsteamor STATE OF TEXAS. Captain Nickerson. Will
sail from pier 20 East River Saturday December H. at
Through bills of ading given to Houston and all points
on the international ana Grand Northern, Galveston
Houston and Henderson, aud the Galveston Harrisburg
and san Antonio railroads Passage TO galveston reduced
TO $50 cabin, SO sieerage.
For freight passage and general Information apply to
The New York herald., 1879-12-13

IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES OF FURNITURE,
ICarpots Bedding. Stoves &C, for cash weekly aud
monthly payments nj B NJ. C0WPkRTHWAIT 4 CO.'S.
The New York herald., 1879-12-13

JNLORIDA VIA POPULAR INSIDE ROUTE, AVOID
H ing dang and sickness.-The steamers OK
Georgs and Florida Inland steamboat Company hav.
strictly first class leave
every Tuesday and Saturday ut NJ Through
tickets and statorooms ut Leve Adons 21l Brosdwsls
Now York j. N HARTMAN. Manages
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-06
Interesting to Stock Dealers.
"a. E.o..i.eO Stock Report, Nav 8.

San Francisco Stock Report, Mays 8.
In the Municipal Court Of Appeals
Yesterday afternoon, Judge freedom do
iiysred On opinion in the case Of Moody
Va. the Crown Point Gold and Silver
Mining Company. In this case plaintiff
lost 90 shares OF stock, the certificate
for the same being properly Endorsed In
blank. In the course OF business the
certificate came into the hands Of .
broker for sale. The stock was sold in
the usual way, and the proceeds. less
commissions, paid TO the brokers' Gus
toner. Upon receiving the certificate
the broker sent 10 the ONCE OF the com.
pany TO see II II was correct, and was In.
formed that il was. Neither the broker
nor the company had knowledge Of the
loss before the sale, or that the plaintiff
vas the n The certificate was sent
10 the Office Of the company for transfer,
and on the next day, after the transfer
had been made, but before the new Ger.
tiacats had been delivered, the plaintiff
ascertsined this loss and reported Il TO
tbe defendant. Thersupon . delivery to
ths broker was refused. He still retained
the stock, and demanded the delivery TO
him Of the new certificate. The plaintiff
susd the defendant for the delivery OF
the stock or Its value, and damage for it,
detention. The Court hold that when .
certificate Of stock. Endorsed in blank. 10
stolen and 10 purchased in the usual
course Of business, in good faith. and
without notice, by Q third person, the
purchaser will acquire . valid title ~
against the person from whom II Vas
stolen, or Who may have lost II. Judg.
msnt was therefore given To defendant
for it, cost, defendant holding the prop
srty subject to the right Of the purchaser.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-06
Yankee Fork.

An exchange publishes the following
concerning the Yankee Fork country:
There are not less than $75O,0OO in
sight on the surface OF the Unknown
and General Custer claims. Thousands
Of tons will average $50. Two men can
break enough ore in two days to keep 10
stamps running the same time. There
are numerous other locations OF like
character. Five miles up Jordnn creek
Is Estis mountain. where there is one OF
tho richest mines in the camp, the
Montana. Six feet OF m eight.foot vein
will go from $1,000 to $4,000. The
country hsreabouts is full OF un-
developed claims. The town Of Bonanza
Is not large, although growing rapidly.
There are two hotels, two stores. one
saloon and one meat shop. Freight has
to bs hauled from the terminus OF the
Utah Northern railroad, $50 miles, at
an enormous expense. At the present
time. freight from Ogden Is six to seven
cents O pound.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-06
Mechanics Union.
T,.earora T;m..Reri~s, Nay ..

T.searora T;mes-Reri1r, Nay 2.
A short time ago q Mechanics Union
was established in Storey county. the
object Of which was to aid and encour-
age mechanics In all laudable purposes
relating to their respective trades; to
regulate the hours Of labor; maintain
fair rates Of wages. aud render such IS.
sistanoe and protection to the various
crafts % may be necessary. The mem.
bership OF the Union Is composed OF
mechanics of every craft. with tho eI-
oeptiou OF moulders and printers, who
can become members only when they
are recognized members OF the Unions
Of their individual trades. The Union
has jurisdiction over all mechanics work.
ing In the county who are eligible to
membership In the Union.
A copy Of the constitution and by
laws OF the Order, accompanied by Q
communication from the Secretary, has
been sent to Mr.. E. A. White Of this
place, with a request to organize q Union
here II possible. Mr.. White favors the
idea, and will. 30 he informs Us, call
upon the mechanics in town to learn
their views ON the subject. II 1t can
be done. no proposes to organize at
once. The rates OF wages established
by the Storey County Union are as fol-
lows: Carpenters work, including the
framing OF mining timbers and making
rollers for the mines, shall be paid for
at the rate OF s. per day OF ten hours.
Blscksmiths' work. including tool
sharpening. IS per day OF ten hours.
Machinists and boiler.makers, 80 per
day Of ten hours. Runners OF hosting
engines shall receive So per day Of
eight hours. Runners Of pump or mill
engines shall receive 80 and may be 70.
quirsd to run twelve hours. Masons,
bricklayers aud s~tons-cutters shall not
work more than ten hours nor receive
less than % per day. Tho wages for
other mechanical branches represented
in the Union shall be hxed as the sew
eral crafts may determine. We under
stand that each individual Union shall
have the right to regulate Its own hours
Of labor and the rate Of wages to be
demanded by its members.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-06
DR.. MINrIE,s NEpHRErICUM.

IA compound fuid extract OF Buchul DIT.
Mintie's Nsphrsticum works wondes. All
cases OF Dropsy. Bright's Disease. Kidney. Blad.
der and Urinary Complaints, or Retention OF
Urine are entirely cured by the Nephretcum.
Gravel, Diabetes, pain 10 the back, ude ana
loin are cured whom oil othsr medicines have
failed Sec what the druggists Of Portland and
San Francisco say about Or. nintie's Nsynfct.
cum and English Dandelion Pulls; We have
sold Q large amount OF Or Mint,sns mediclnee.
the English Dsndelion PILLS. also the Nsphrcti:
cnm, and In oil cases they are highly spoksn OF
sod dive entire sstisfsction." John A. 0hilds,
Druggist, second street. Portland; O. 3. Wood.
ward 4 Co, Uruggists corner First and Alder
streets. Portland. Mesus. Abrams d Carroll,
whole, ale Druggists. Nos 5 and 8 Front street..
San Frsncisc1. say: We regard Mtphrsieum
az ne Hst kidney and Bladder Remedy bgos
he pu6lic" All Druggist. keep these msdicinss
ior al arrangements of me Liver, uas Ut. nin.
ana D~yspepsia. use Dr.. Aintie's Rn.llsh Dsnde.
lion Pills. FOR Fever and Agus. use Dr.: hiatie's
Euglish Dsndeiion Pills. Rysy family should
feec the English Dsndellou PILLS on hand. DR..
Mintio'a remedies will not ''curs oil complaints,"
INIT viii. m taken according 70 directions, give
Immediate relief. md perfect . cure In al
troubles for which they sre recommended. sod
By all Druggists.
rrxRl have peen moro cures OF seminal
veaknees. nervous debility and paralysis made
by he wonderful English remedy, 6ir Ashley
Coopcr's vital Restorative. than BY all other
remedies combined. Why will. you suffer
Send 70 A. z. Mintie, n. D., No. IL Kearny
street, Ban Francisco. for the Restorative. and
be cured, Pros, s. per bottle; four timee the
quantity, el0. Try . bottle. mhD ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-06

The SrRAwBERRI FESTIVAL. - The
Nkws acknowledges the receipt of com.
plimentary tickets 70 the strawberry fes.
tival and concert which is to b given
next Thursday and Friday evenings at
Miners Union Hall. Gold Hill. in aid Of
the Presbyterian Church. The concert
alone will be worth more than the ad.
mittance fee which is only Atty cents for
each gentlsman-ladies and children
admitted free. Mrs. Murths-P ortsous
of Virginia will be there and sing q
number OF her beautiful ballads ; also.
Mrs. whitehill Of Gold Hill. and . hos,
OF volunteers. The Washington Guard
Band will discourse good music through,
the evening. and supper will be served
at only two bits Q head.
JUVENILE Picnic. - Yarpey's picnic
and dancing exhibition OF the schools Of
Virginia, Gold Hill and Carson. will take
place at Trsadway's ranch. Saturday.
May II. A good time may DO antici-
pated. Tickets for adults Ground trip)'
81; children, so cents.
BALL.-Ths grand uniform ball OF the
Liberty Volunteer Hose Company 81
Miners Union Hall tomorrow evening
will be o grand affair. Go.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-06

BILLS ALLOWED.
Referred bills were reported upon
favorably and allowed a. follows {:
Stephen wilkin. Auditors fees, Sal 75;
Charles f. Reynolds, reporting. $50;
Thomas Taylor & Co., liquors. hospital,
81; George L. Jackson, carpsntsring,
sl5; v. Lsmsry. groceries, INDECENT.
sos; Lewis & Deal. preparing brief in
case Of Gold Hill vs.. Caledonia Silver
Mining Company, $3.50; I. Goodban,
meals for jurors, IS; Charles n. Palmer.
stationery, Sl2 63; George I. Lammon,
stationery, 80 90; Robinson & Folsom,
soap aud candles. Sl3 90; G. William
son, fees rs Sheriff. $20l; William
Skyrme, assessing. $40; William
Krause. liquors. hospital. SIG; Lontey
x Smith, lumber for Courthouse, Sl3 80;
same, lumber for Jail. sl2 AZ; ]. Z.
Mcdonald. fees as County Clerk. STA 80;
Hayes n Nevin. assigned claim against
hospital, 50 II; A. Peaslsy. jobbing at
| Jail, SIT so; Charles Williamson, board
ing prisoners, $3.50 80; Thomas Moses,
Justices fees, 1858; @. l.. Metcalf.
Constabls's fees, 1921; James Jewell.
same, S462; John Knox. Justices fees.
1892 %; John Knox. registering. $3.50;
Thomas Moses, registering. S4l0 20;
Jim Foune. interpretering. 50; X. i.
| Brodek, Coroner's fees. STA 40; +.
Boeels, stationery. $3.50; Wheeler, Hall
& Co., sundries for Jail, SIG So.
n BILLS ALLOWED.
New bills were allowed Us follows: A
Buschell, cook at hospital, 80; Lonkey
4 Smith. lumber for poor. s33 40; A.
NJ. Cole, drugs for poor. $40 %; 8. d.
4 c. G. Baker. groceries for poor,
S3l ca; j.. Demling. brushes for jail,
81 20; Tudsbury & Bishop, meat for
poor, SO So; X. Howard. groceries for
poor, $50 Is; William Mooney, trip to
| hospital, 80; ]. Demling. groceries for
| poor, S23 81; w. II. Robertson, detec.
| tive, hospital, $40; G. w. Foulks. fuel
for INDECENT, S1s; John Maledon, trips
to hospital. So; William Kierski. blank
books, 50 so: r. Pearce. burial, poor.
$40; b. Galland. dry goods for hospital.
S7i -.
BILLS REJEorED.
Following bills were rejected : DIR.
]. S. Nswlands, extracting tooth in jail,
| IS ; ]. Z. Mcdonald. fees. etc.. S56 20.
GOLD HILL JUSTICE MATHIS.
The matter Of appointing q Justice Of
the Peace for Township No. 3. Gold
Hill, was brought up. Mr.. Z. @. Cook
advocated his appointment in accordance
with his petition already presented. He
| did not know at the time 1t was presented
that there was any opposition. 1t
seemed there was some, however. Had
he known 1t he would have had 5oO
signsrs.
Val entins Butsch presented q petition
Of the citizens OF Gold Hill asking his
appointment to the position. This
petition had some $50 m attached.
The petition was received and filed
and action on the matter was postponed
till the next meeting.
Adjourned till Friday, May Q, 1880
p. n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-06

ouu ETohCibCV AsOAss
SAN Francisco. May S.-Mary Wal.
Their. q native Of Germany, aged about
AZ years. committed suicide Sunday
morning by hanging herself to the raft
srs in q barn In the rear Of the West
End House, on the San Jose road. near
San Miguel Station. The deceased was
the owner Of the premises, and sought
to raise money sufficient TO open the
house, but her efforts proving fruitlsss
she became respondent and took her
life in the manner described. The de-
ceased was q widow and leaves two
small girls, aged seven and thirteen
years respectively.
The body Of an unknown woman was
found yesterday on the ocean beach at
Miller's milk ranch. near Musssl Rock,
between Fort Point and the Cliff House.
and removed 10 the morgue. The re-
mains arc those OF Q person fve feet
high; stout. about 135 pounds in weight,
and about 80 years OF age. with long
gray hair. The body had been in the
water about two days.
Francis Murphy, the temperance agi-
tator and lecturer has arrived from
Cleveland. Mr.. Murphy comes ct the
invitation OF the Ministerial Union OF
San Francisco, and will begin his labors
for the cause Of temperance on nsxt
Sunday evening. He has just finished
q lecture tour OF two months duration
through the States OF Ohio, Illinois,
Missouri and Kansas. Mr.. Murphy
made his first address for temperance
reform In 1872, and since that time has
spoken in every large city in the East.
He founded the National Christian Tenn
perancs Union in 1876 and the Blue
Ribbon Order.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-06
Piper.s Opera House.

It has been q long time since so large.
a number has assembled in Pipsr's
Opera House TO witness q theatrical per.
Torrance a. was present last night.
Chairs, stools and standing room were
all in demand. the passagsways were
filed, and ladies were conspicuous in
the parquet. The play Of "Rossdale
is evidently . favorits n on the Com
stock. Last evening it a smoothly
and everybody was delighted with the
superior manner in which Mr.. Barrett
i~mpersonated Elliott Gray. It is not
q character requiring all Of Mr. Barrett's
genius, strength and skill; but 1t Is one in
which he does some exquisite acting.
There is something in the cool. devil
may. CT manner Of Elliott Gray in
emergencies which just captivates the
people Of the Comstock. The effect OF
the scene In the Gypsy camp followed by
the tableau Of "Up Lancers" was
greatly heightened by the presence Of the
Washington Guard and their excellent
band. Altogether the rendition OF
"Rosedale" was q satisfaction. The
support were we'll up in their parts
and acted with = freshness and life
which told much and favorably on
the general result. To night was
TO have ended Mr.. Barrett's engage.
ment, but 1t has been such a decided
success that q Encouragement for Ave
nights has been effected, whereat the
people are generally delighted. The
play tonight will be "othsllo," with
Barrett in the character OF the Moor.
Wednesday evening 1.-THE Man OF Air.
lie," in which Mr.. Barrett, does as much
6ne, finished acting. a. in any part he as.
sumes. Thursday evening, "Rosedale"
will DO repeated. Get reserved seats and
enjoy the present most precious oppor.
tunity for enjoying the legitimate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-06

HABkls CoBrUs.-Jack Jones and
Anna Daley have sued ont q wit OF
habeas corpus, which has been made
rsturnabls at 10 A. N. tomorrow. These
parties are charged with the grand lar
ceny Of sundry valuables from Tom
Daley. and they contend that there 10 no
evidence authorizing the detention OF
Jones and not sufficient TO hold Mrs.
Daley. Hence the writ.
Go FOR TnEx.-For fine wines. Otard
brandy. old bourbon. delicious cham.
paaues, old port. and other genuine
i%iauors, 90 TO Bill Gibson's saloon,
main street.. No finer cigars can be
found ON the Comstock than Bill hands
out to his friends.
TIE drain tunnel to the Osbiston
shaft will probably connect tomorrow
]. v. MAcxAr was among the depart
ures last Sunday EVENING"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-06
PACIFIC COAST BREvIrIEs.

Bodie Netcs, May /: The placer mines
OF Bodis still continue to be worked with
large profit, to limit Of water capacity.
The Morehead Company. above the
school house, consisting Of three men,
working half the time with q rocker and
half the time with three sluices, took
out gold that made a $48 bar, in 10
hours. Wherever there is water there
you and men making good wages.
There Ii scarcely an inch OF ground from
the Standard mill south to the head Of
Bodie canyon that will not pay good
wages for working. The only reason 1t
IL not covered to-day with busy miners
il tho scarcity Of water.
Winnemuoca Siluer State, May 2: E.
Reinhart & Co. shipped forty.two bars
OF lead and silver bullion from tho
Beaconsfeld mine to San Francisco yes
terday. The bullion contains over $500
per ton in silver. Fifteen tons OF ore
produced about two tons OF bullion.
There IL plenty Of ore at the mine and
several tons at the furnace; but for some
reason, to us unknown, tho furnace IL
not running at present.
According to the Idaho) Statesman rich
placer diggings have been discovered in
the streets OF Boise City. In removing
an old sidewalk 1t occurred to the owner
OF the lot on which II was situated that
the dirt underneath might contain gold.
90 no washed a pan Of dirt and found 1t
rich.
The Martin White Company shipped
Ia bars OF bullion valued at $l?.37G CO.
During the month OF April this com.
psny shipped bullion valued at $G7.-
225 A.
A piece OF ore from the Paynaster SO
metalifsrous in It's character as to be
sawed in two was exhibited on the
streets several days ago.
The Eureka Fire Department has
accepted the offer OF n four.wheelsd hose
carriage for $500 from the Virginia Fire
Department.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-06
Dspsrs.rss Lass Eveaisg.

W Stewart. J Livingston, W G Dutton.
FP Nichols. @ Clark. Miss + Barnett. Mrs
J Barnett. Lem Wilson. J A Daniels. y A
Burke and wife. JIG Kerchebal, Miss John
son, J Swift and wife. + Gear. g b Hay
ward. W J Sheridan, ] Brady, Mckay,
Mrs Patterson. Mrs Francis, II l Thorton,
II Cohen. d II Jackson. q o Kilbourne, ]
@ Lennon. W r King. J Clarity, N Bro
derrick. y Dougherty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-06
rr.s.s.er riisrs Exeurs,s..

Next Saturday the first picnic eIcur'
siou OF the season will b held at
Bowers Mansion. That the affair will
h q Grand success is q forcgons con-
olusion. Professor Cara's band has
been secured for tbs occasion. There
will DO dancing ct the pavilion and a
Grand football game and other athletic
sports arranged for the amusement OF
che sI~cursionists. One passenger coach
win be reserved specially for ths accom-
mediation Of the ladies Of Gold Hill who
NAV desire to attend the picnic. Tickets
for the same can be procured ct the
Postofnce book store. Gillespie's news
depot, and other principal places OF
businsss in Gold Hill.