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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-25
Thrilling Adventure.
OroriHe Mercury, yniy 10.

OroriHe -hsrenfy, July ~.
Twenty years ago Q cave occurred In
the Banner mine, located In Morris Ra.
vine, By which two men lost their lives,
and q valuable piece Of mining property
rendered useless for the time being.
This accident bankrupted the proprie.
tors, and the mine laid idle for Q number
OF years. Somet~o years ago, however,
San Francisco capitalists were induced
by q member OF the old company, j.
McSmith, to invest and sndeavor to re-
open the property. Since that time q
shaft has been sunk to o depth OF 200
feet, then Q crosscut OF 30 feet made,
from which an incline was excavated Q
distance OF rs feet. Tuesday morning.
experimenting that they were very close
to the old diggings. the management de-
cided to put In several blasts and see
what the result would be. This was
done. After remaining above long
enough for the dangerous effects OF the
explosions to disappear, the operatives.
Ave In number, mounted the bucket and
descended the main shaft. At the bot.
tom they jumped of. but had hardly
done so ere . rumbling sound greeted
their ears. R~smounting the rim OF the
bucket, they gave the signal to hoist In
q jihy. The engineer above responded
promptly, but before he could get the
apparatus in motion, the men below
were In water up to their chins. From
there to the top II was Q race between
steam and water. in which the former
came of victorious. As soon as the
dripping workmsn had stepped OF on
terra irma, tho bucket was lowered
again, when II was discovered that the
shaft was allied With eighty feet OF water.
Though escaping unhurt, the miners
were badly scared, one Of them. q
Gillian, being almost white with fear.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-25
Lists OF Onicers.

Following mining companies, have
ilsd lists Of officers:
Joe Scates Consolidated - j. G. l..
wadsworth, President /; j. l.. Weaver,
Vice President; John F. Miller, o. Q.
Miller, aud o. II. La Grange, Trustees ;
Louis Sloss. Treasurer; w. W. Baus.
man, Secretary.
George Douglass. G. L. wadsworth.
President; p. l.. Weaver. D. G. Miller,
j.. Quite, john Rosenfeld, Trustees;
Louis Sloss, Treasurer; W. w. Bsus-
man, Secretary.
De Haro-J. G. L. Wadsworth. Pres.
ident; p. l.. Weaver, o. G. Miller, ].
Cutie, E. T.. Smith, Trustees; Louis
Sloss. Treasurer; W. W. Bausmsn, Sec
rotary.
Tolo-Entire list same as above.
Sabine-Sams list ~ the De Haro.
Mount Hood-List same as De Haro
G. c. Thomas, Superintendent.
Vancouver - List same as Mount
Hood.
Mint-H. c. Firebaugh. President ;
II. G. Partridge. Vice President: n. A.
Miller, n. d. rhaysr. G.. A. Travis, j.
Pierson, p. Van Dusen. Trustees; II. Z.
Clarkson. Treasurer; W. w. Bausman,
Secretary. e
Brophy-F. Tagliabue, President |; j..
n. Wilde, Vice President; Victor Tern.
bach, Thomas II. Lawlor, George Is.
Morrill,. Directors Victor Tsrnbaeh,
Secretary; J. O. Lennon. Supsrinten.
dent; Bank OF California. Treasurer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-25
BRIDGING THE CARSON.
The Comssock bidding for she Trsde
OF Msson's valley. etc.

The stage which now leaves Virginia
for Bodio runs down Six mile Canyon,
thence ont across the desert and reaches
Cooney's ranch. on the other side Of the
Carson. eight miles below Dayton. Here
1t is proposed to build q bridge and by
It's aid to shorten travel to Mason's Val.
lev and the whole wash Of Walker river
at least eight miles. Messrs. Lonkey 4
smith, Of Virginia, have been down
there and made an estimate OF the
amount Of materials needed and Of the
work to be done. and put down the en-
tire cost Of the structure ct 81, $50. Be.
tween $500 and $500 have already been
subscribed by the business men Of the
Comstock. aud tho list 10 not yet COM
ple,ed. It Is estimated that. with this
bridge completed. the trade and traffic
of Mason's Valley and Walker River
would mostly seek Virginia. This trade
Is rapidly increasing each year. and In
the near future will make q desirable
item with the Comstook merchants II
they can secure Il. The irst step to
that end Is 10 build this bridge.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-25
Tho whsslbarrow Men.
Sitssr State, Jsiy az.

Some time ago two msn named L. p.
Fedsrmsyer and Lyman Potter. started
across the continent from Ban Francisco
TO New York. on . whselbarrow . Q
Last week Thophile Lay Of Golconda.
who became acquainted with Fedtrmeysr
while on his tramp east. learned OF the
whereabouts OF his eccentric country.
man. He writes from Elmira, N. Y,
under date Of July 8. that he expected
to reach New York City about the 18th
or 18th instant, after having crossed the
American continent with Q whselbarrow.
He says be would have completed the
journey some time ago. were II not that
be had his feet frozen while travelling on
the snow over the Rocky mountains. He
Acknowledges the foolishnsss Of the on.
tsrpriso In which he engaged and says
he would not make such . trip again for
all the gold In the world. He thinks
Potter. his competitor, Is about 400
miles bshind him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-25

on him which no others had. and II they
wished to hear him lecture he would
comply with their wishes. He thanked
his outside friends, too, from the bot
tom OF his heart.
MorE GOOD OF THE socIErr.
During an informal part Of the meet.
ing mention had been made by some Of
those present that the Davis family,
comprising a number Of good musicians.
had volunteered TO come to the hall
some night and play for the Society
gratis. II was at this stage OF the meet.
ing suggested that q little blowout for
Professor Stewart would DO . good
thing, and that once q mouth the ladies
be invited In and a regular social given.
will Thomas. G.. W. Fnney and s. d.
Baker were appointed . committee to
investigate the subject and report.
TIE DEAD or TIE SOCIETY.
The Secretary presented and read the
following imperfect list Of the dead Of
the Society. and hoped members present
or others anywhere who could help per.
feet the list or add to II would do SO:
Adolph Gsttiksr, Virginia, Nov. 1873.
r. A. Fagg. Gold Hill. July. 1874.
Geo. E. Fsrrend. Virginia. -. 1874.
Chas. H. Gstxlsr. Virginia. JAN, 1875;
died in California.
John Dohls. Virginia. March. 1875.
o. E. Edwards. Virginia. =. 1875.
Will Campbell, Virginia, Jan. 1875.
President s. A. McMsans, Reno. Aug.
1876.
President Chas. E. belong. Virginia.
Oct.. 1876.
T. A. Longacre. Virginia. =. 1875.
W. J. Ford. Virginia. Feb, 1877; died
ut sea.
Chas. Hall, Virginia. June 1877.
W. E. Lafferly, Gold Hill. Dec. 1877.
died at Placervills. Cal.
d. E. Mcdonnell. Gold Hill. Nov.
1877.
James o'Brien. Gold Hill, died in Cal.
ifornia.
d. W. Noe, Virginia. June. 1876.
James Brown, Virginia. -.
John Lent. Virginia, -.
John jackson. Gold Hill. -.
j. b. Nelson, Eureka. Sept. 1878.
N. Taylor. -. 1879.
Frank Wheeler. Gold Hill. 1879. died
Ia California.
J.. H. MARBLE. Virginia. May. 1879: j.,
A. Perrin, Virginia, -. 1879. died
in Bodie.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-25
The Coalburnsrs' Strike.
Eureka Ltadsr. Jaiy a.


Sheriff Kyle. with q posse OF six dep.
uties. left town Saturday night to arrest
Ave Italians on a charge Of malicious
mischief. preferred by Robert Brown.
The Italians would not allow Brown TO
load his team with coal. and dumped
the sacks and ordered the teams back to
town. The party found the Italians In
q canyon about 40 miles from here.
There were between $50 and 200 Of them
armed with guns. pistols. knives, clubs
and other weapons, and were determined
that no coal should be loaded without
orders from the President OF tho Associ.
alton. Sheriff Kyle explained 10 them
that the Consolidated Company had
raised the price to 80 cents, but they
insisted on receiving official notice from
the Association before allowing a sack
to be put upon the wagons. A messsn-
ger arrived about this time from the
President, ordering the loading OF all
teams destined to the Consolidated, and
the Italians withdrew their men and
allowed the teamstsrs to load. They
agreed that the men for whom the
Sheriff had warrants would be In town
to-day to answer the to charges made
against them; therefore everything was
amicsbly settled.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-25
Luoorso A LoAp.-A team Of twenty

LuooNo A LoAp.-A team Of twenty
horses. and good one too, went up the
hill at 2 P. N. to-day. Juggling after them
a truck loaded with the base upon which
the cylinders Of the pumping engine Ut
the Overman rested till disturbed by the
workmsn preparatory To removal 10 the
Forman shaft, whittier this base was
going. Heavier loads are yet 10 come
before machinery and bob are trans.
fsrrsd.
Tax Scorpion new shaft Is 1000 feet
from the northern boundaries OF the
mine, on the large groupings there. and
good counsel was taken in choosing the
site.
srouH is getting along 30 we'll that
DR.. Harris will return to his patients
Saturday.
TIE next meeting Of the County Com.
missionsrs will DO held Saturday. An.
gust 9th.
The water OF the Ophir mine 10 now
regularly flowing through the sutro
tpnpel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-25

ANEW CLUE FoRMrp.-A new club
has been organized In Reno. It 10
known as the "Sit Around Club" and
embraces a large membership. The "Sit
Around Climb" In character 10 . sort Of
cross between the Sazsrao Lying Club Of
Austin and the D%amphool InArmary Of
Eureka. Its bylaws obligate its mem.
bers to never refuse IN invitation to
drink. never buy tobacco, and never lot
anybody tell q story they haven't heard
before. In some. respects 1t resembles
Congress. When not In regular session
II Is always In extra session, and never
sppropriates anything to support the
Government, or anything else. The
club has no president, and all the mem.
bsrs are vics.prssidsnts.- Reno Gazette.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-25
say

"They say" Is about again, and a.
usual is talking Of mining matters.
This time Il Is OF the purchase OF the
Bidloman ranch that "thsy say talks.
The ranch Is located at the junction Of
Cedar Ravine and Seven.mils Canyon,
has water. some level ground. and i'm.
provsments, and they say" that Mac.
key bought II for the bonanza Arm for
$4,000. aud that 1t will be built upon
Immediately, aud that the Con. Virginia
pan mill goes over there. because the
ground where 1t is has settled, and the
retaining wall to the north has pitched
the building out Of plumb SO that Meth.
or windows nor doors will come open.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-25
New FIumlng Project.
Reno gazette, .July ~.

Hobart aud Marletts own timber on
both sides OF the divide between Little
Valley and Lake Tahoe. as we'll ~ sev.
eral ine bodies at different places on the
lake. They also own o v aums extend.
ing from Laksview to the Water Com.
pany's tunnel. This lume they intend
extending through the tunnel on TO the
Tahoe side and thus shipping their wood
out. They talk Of Q narrow gauge rail.
road from the lake shore up 70 the line
OF the ditch at some favorable point for
t~ranshippiug. The route for timber
from all parts Of the lake basin, when
these works are completed. would be
across the lake to the end Of the rail.
road and up the track 10 the v Aume,
down which It would float through the
tunnel. across Little Valley and down
the steep sides OF the mountains TO
Lakeview station. and thence to Virginia
by the V. st. II. X.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-25
A Thoughtful Youth.

The Reno Journal relates the follow
ing domestic incident A few days ago
o lady had occasion to thrash her son
for some offenss. Full Of anger, be 70.
solved to run away. He had saved up
50 IS ; but his father was custodian OF
1t. He made q will. ~bequesthing II TO
his little brother aud his heirs and 90.
signess forever. etc., and left. The will
was found shortly after. and the father
launched out in search Of the homeless
youth, found him, boxed his ears, do.
stroysd the will and confscated the
money. That youth 10 now laying his
plans and specifications to b o pirate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-25

stripped Of clothing. and everything upon
II gone except one stocking lying close oy
and . locket suspended from . chain which
had been broken and was lying under the
neck. The body Was lying on its back,
the uninjured eye open. All the wounds
wero In front. The corpse had been treated
In the usual Zulu way (out open), but was
not mutilated. Tho doctors st once pre-
pared ii for transportation 10 England. A
case was quickly made and the body, most
carefully packed with tow, and straw, was
dispatched tho same night.
When the Zulus stripped the Prince Inn
perial's body. says the London World, they
would not touch the little medal OF the
Madonna which he wore round his neck,
because II IL an article Of faith In South
Africa that charms takon from . dead man
carry with them tho luck Of their former
owner.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-25
A NEW galvanized iron flagstaff, atty

A NEW galvanized iron Flagstaff, atty
feet in hight, was yesterday sent over to
the Ophir works from the hardware 60.
tablishment OF John Gillig. This will
b. erected on the works In place OF the
staff that was blown down and broken
on the morning Of the Fourth.
Mns. WALL, who has the honor OF BE-.
inc mother to the woman who calls her.
.eii Mrs. ]. T. Pritchard, 10 at large
released by order Of Coroner Brodsk.
i'm sHowrs has been nominated for
shs,if Of Mono county. Cal, BY the
R.publicsns. Hs IL . good man -
thousands In this section can TESTIFY
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-25
Lady Bryan.

At the annual meeting Of the Lady
Bryan Silver Mining Company. held
yesterday. 92.s5s shares were repre-
sentsd. The following Directors were
elected for the ensuing year: /. F.
Thompson. Eugene Z. Dewey, Maurice
Schmitt. @. Van Dyck Hubbard, j. N.
vimont Opposition candidats). Suisse
quenily the Board Of Directors reelected
the old officers OF tbs Company, includ.
ing Capt. John Kelly. superintendent.
The Sscrstary's report shows receipts to
have been $205. 92l 20 during the year:
Cash on hand. s25. 7l6 81. The Super
intsndent's report shows work done.
etc., and ends "In my judgment We
have a. good q prospect OF finding ore
- any mins on the lead"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-25
Important Strike.

The Siiuer State OF the 2lst instant
says: We IRE informed that . large
body OF good milling ore has been de-
veloped in the Lucky Dog mino at
Unionville. This mine, which was
known In early days as the Anderson,
was relocated by Paul Laveaga, @. W.
Rutherford. William Wooloock and
others, and work was commenced on II
under the supsrintendence Of Woolcock.
who il among the best practical miners
In the State. At n point q few hundred
feet above IN old tunnel. run In early
days to develop the lead. he found the
ledge. which Ia large and we'll defined.
and IL oil ore rich enough to mill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-25
GRlssHopPrHs. - The grasshoppsrs

GRAssHolPERs. - The grasshoppsrs
have passed over the head Of Sierra
Valley aad gone into Gensssse and In.
dian Valleys. This IL the latest news
from up north. Sardins Valley, near
Truckee. has been visited by them, and
hundreds OF cattle that were pssturing
in that section are being driven out, be.
cause there is nothing left for them TO
feed upon. A lot Of grasshoppsrs were
in washoe Valley lately. but they took
flight. and have gone. nc one seems to
know where. We hear Of nj new dep.
relations ON the Truckee Meadows. and
the damage will not amount to Q great
deal.-Reno Journal, July 20.
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OK TEE MouSrAIS.-The walking
women went to the top Of Mount David.
son yesterday afternoon. and did not get
down till after dark. We will wager a
penny 70 Q praysr.book that they do not
ike TO walk down hill this morning. 1t
10 NO great ehors to walk up to the flag.
stat, but to gee down again brings into
use muscles not 80 commonly taxed. In
this respect 1t differs from virgil's
ysrsion Of the descent into hell.
SrnxAxs OF genuine black sulphuret
ore are beginning to make their appear
sncs In the Lady Bryan mine. The ore
10 different from any that has been seen
In thu mine for some years. II 10 to be
hoped that plenty Of IL may 30 found.
ClnaIr BASrLrY wants to be ua.
hitohed from her trot in the double har'
ness Of mstrimouy alongside OF Thomas
Bantley, because the latter doss not
keep bis end OF the p%rovsndsr svensr up
and nsighs vile spithsts at her.
An old. s~ray.hssdsd woman was ar
rested in Virginia and taken to Carson
last evening. on Q charge OF stealing .
fancy bed quilt, worth $40. and . shawi,
value not mentioned. The quilt was
found In her possession.
TIE water in the flooded mines has
not gone down q rapidly . expected.
The 2l00 LEVELS being cleaned OF DEBRIS
this being necessary in order to reach
the south Wine for air.
Hor.-This has been the hottest day
OF the season. so far. the Thermometer
Getting mp into the nineties. II begins
% make people long for q fall Of Divine
grace or rain water.
EvHxIso before last the California
Mining Company shipped bullion to the
value Of $4S.O75 l6. The Sierra Ne
vada Company will make another ship
mont tonight.
Jolx PAscos has license to we'd An.
ME II. Bawden.
Jupos Rutxo returned to the Com.
lStosk this morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-25
'Yrises Paper.

One Of the stock papers published in
San Francisco nnds fault with the Com
atock journals for not publishing more
mining information. There Is not q
day that the NKws does not publlsh
mining items. but this Bay paper never
seems to see one or any Of them unless
Il IL made prominent by q big or at least
q top head. Put on your spectacles.
friend. and look over the small items 90
casioually.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-25
Avrsvas. shss Msr.s.E.

J b Black, " Manning and wife, Rev q
4 Davis. J q Rule, L Booth. J L Callison.
II Ksim. Thomas Irwin. Mrs A Williams.
y & VIM. Mrs shtsr. Mrs. q Williams,
Nn Heating. Judge Rising and wife. b
Boyle. Mrs G A Ring. J W Adams, F E
Lambert. Chss Vivian. Mrs p Mcdonald.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-25
Fair On The si,uasies.

Col. James G. Fair says the present
discouragemsnt among mining men 10
most uncallsd for. He ands 1t proceeds
from the Union Consolidated drift on
the 1900 not running into rich ore.
This, he says. proves nothing. II Was q
mere anger hole compared with the
amount Of ground to be explored. and
people shall soon be made to see II. he
sees nothing anywhere to u him to
fear the result Of the operations now In
progress. and they are following . track
long since marked out for them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-25
40 PATENT, NO PAY.


OsrAIN.D FOE nIonaNioAL pnvIcn
dsaigms. trade marks and labels. Csvsets. ~.
ngnments, Interfersnces. In~fnngemenu
ill matter relating TO Patents promptly steoc.
Cd to We make preliminary examinsiions -
furnish opinions % 10 pstsntability. ~ y
charge, and all who are intersstsd w psss. ~.
Of our .Cuids for Obtaining Pstents when
10 sent fsss to my sddrrss, and contains con;
plets instructions how 70 opssan nnst ~
other valuable matter. DURING ne r.. ~
ysan No have obtained nesriy r.srtcrs ~
esn 9i,s ssiisfsetOry references In almost svsrs
county In the Union.
Aodfss'' LOUIS BA0aEh : 90,
aoiisitors Of Patents and AtsoIneyc 9LAWs
Il Dr0's Dayi s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-25
PACIFIC COAST PIONEERS.
REGULAR MEETING OF THE SO.
CIErY LAST EVENING.

Routine Busiuess- Donations TO b
Cabinet-rhe Old Beys Purpose
TO GIVE Professor Frank Ssewars
ss.d.oH Partial List or h
kOeiety's Dead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-25

sHour, Yell and Hollsr are the names
OF three Michigan families not related.
Their names sound we'll. and they evi.
IDENTIFY bslons 10 high.tonsd society.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-25
.rocK nEroKr.
saa Franetseo Board.

500 Raymond 4 Ely. 81, 8 65
400 Leopard. l 80
700 ella, IN
3i5 Northern Belle. 4 40. 4, 4 TO-
800 Manhattan. ~
200 De Frees. 400
1870 Grand Prize.
go Argenta. I 30. I So
$50 Navajo. 40c
TOO Independence. I 50, I 30. ! 10
600 Silver Prize. 25c
1855 Belle Isls. 5 IS, 81. 8 co. 81
500 Day, l5c
Gas Paradise, ~, 20
100 Albion. SOC
100 Mount Diablo. ~
iA5Q North Belle Isle. 5sc. soc 49,
705 Bodie. IAN. IAN. loS. i3$' isS'
i5k, 15k
800 Bechtel. ! Is, IN
500 McClinton. l o..
sos Tiogs, 81. 3 10
400 Summit. Q. I -. I 20
$50 Bulwer. sS,s
100 Syndicate. ~
las Aurora, SOC
$40 Goodshaw. 40c
10 Bslvidsrs. 300
400 Champion. 55c
$50 Blackhawk. 75c
$50 south Bodie. zoe. loo
400 Booker. SOC
80 South Standard. l3e
$40 Queen Bee. Csc
$50 Mono. 8. ~. II. 7S.N
so Crosus. 25c
100 Con. Pacific. Z, ~
$50 Rustlsr. Csc. 65c
$50 University. %5c. 500
TOO Dudley. II
Has Jupiter. 2. I IS
80 South Bulwsr. IOc
800 Defiance. IN
$50 Addends. i0c
800 Vortex. 600
ITO Orient. 45c. soc
270 Mammoth. II. III. II
20 Glory. I 10
100 Caledonia BLACK Hillsl.s
50 Richer. 60c
60 Martin White. G b5
THIS MORNING.
IT'S Ophir. sou, 81
6S5 Mexican, a, n y 2lS
$50 Gould & Curry. 81. So
$50 Best 4 Belcher. l6S. iGS
SIS California, 4 IS, 30
$50 Savage. IL
80 Con. Virginia, 4 Is. 4 60
100 ChollAr. y
SIS Potosi. 4 Is. 4 40. a.
lis Hale 4 Norcross. II. liz
3s5 Crown Point, 4 10. 4 Is
6i5 Yellow Jacket. tS
ls20 Imperial. I 80. I IS
200 Kentuck.
$40 Alpha. 20. isS
As Belcher.
425 Sierra Nevada. 81
30 Confidence, l0t. l0k
IS Utah. ik
9i5 Bullion. s. 81
655 Exchequer. Ga
$50 OvsrmAn. 81, 8. 81
$50 Justice. 4 05.4
423 Union Con-. 27S, "a. 26k. 2cS
AGO Alta, 6S,7
600 Lady Bryan. I. 95c
6s5 Julia. 2 30, 2 IS, z so
$50 Caledonia.
SIS Silver Hill. I Is, 10
It's Challenge,
600 New York. t5c
4s0 Lady Washington Con-. I 20. II
$50 Andes. SOC. $50
1910 Ward. I Is
ass Scorpion. ~
100 Leviathan. 40c
10 North Con. Virginia..
995 Benton Con-. 4. 4 05. 8 90. 4 10
100 Solid Silver. 25c
$50 Con. Dorado. ~
50 North BONANZA. ~
$50 NackAy. II
100 Flowsry. Coo
800 South Utah. SC
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T Mulhern

Dspassapss Last Evssiag.
n Haven. II L Swift. Mrs N II Swift.
T Mulhern.
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JOB W0RK.,, e s:S y: ::s::, 1:'i s 81 =. =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-25

The Society Of Pacific Coast Pioneers
me-, at their hall in Virginia last even
ing. President Taylor in the chair. The
minutes Of the last meeting were read
aud approved.
John Leach applied for membership.
The application was referred to the Com.
mittee on Membership.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-25
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CONNECTING WITH TIE CARS At GOLD
~ Hill 70 and from Carson.
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