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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-29
Catholic Conference.

New Yoax. May 20. The Catholic
Arohbishops and Bishops met . large
number Of wealthy laymen Of this city
and county last night ct the rooms Of
the Xavier Union. Representative
Catholics wore present from many
States, including California. Among
the themes discussed were the plans Of
the Catholic Colonization Association OF
the United States. A meeting IL being
held to-day Of the Bishops and laity
interested. Ths object OF the associs-
ton IL to promote, aid and assist the
colonization on the prairies OF the West
OF sober, thrifty and industrious Catho-
lies. A preliminary meeting OF the
Board OF Directors was held Yesterday
At the rssidsncs Of Rev. Dr.. McGlynn,
OF 81. Stephens. Bishop Spalding, the
Chairman, made an address In which he
said the association did not propose to
relieve paupsrism. except by preventing
Il, but proposed to aid the industrious
workingman to find o homo for himself
and family In the West under Catholic
auspices, which would secure for him
and his children all the security sought
BY Catholics.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-29


The main incline OF the Bslchsr mine
has reached 81 feet, on the slope. below
the 2760 level. In other words the bot.
tom Of the incline is 97eO feet psrpen-
dicularly below the surface besides the
81 feet on the slope. The incline starts
from the 900 level, and has therefore
made 1860 feet psrpsndicularly to the
station now being cut out. It has . dip
OF Sc degrees and consequently has to
DO run 40 feet on the slope to mako 100
feet perpendiculsrly. In order, therefore,
to make 1860 feet, . stretch Of incline
has been made 1852 feet In length. II,
now. we add the 900 feet perpendicularly
made by the shaft, aud the 81 feet on
the slope below the 2760 station which
the incline has bsen sunk for . stump,
We have the total length OF the sxcsva-
ton 1898 feet. This IL certainly the
longest hole a. well as the deepest one
made by any mine on the lode.
1t is q little interesting In this CON.
nection to know how far east Of tho
shaft the bottom Of this incline really is.
From the data above given the calcula-
ton is easily made. The 27G0 station
il 1861 feet due east Of the shaft, and
the bottom Of the stump LACKS but about
So feet Of being a hall mile due east OF
the works.
The cable in use in the incline is 47O0
feet long. II requires OF this 1923 feet
to reach from the surface to the bottom
Of the incline. and tho balance extends
over the sheaves to the reel and 10
wound up on 1t till needed for greater
depth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-29
Piper's opera Houss.

Madame Rentz's Minstrels and Mabel
Sankey's British Blonde Burlesquers
will appear tonight at Piper's Opera
House IN tho Can.Can and other ssnsa.
tons.
Next Wednesday evening there will DO
Grand Opera at the Opera House, under
tho renowned Max Strskosch, with Maria
Liua, Anna Louisa Carey and other
famous artists. This engagement calls
for the consideration OF the people. In
fact, they can bring here just such en-
tsrtainmsnts as they prefer. Mr.. Piper
brought Mr.. Barrett bore and he was
we'll paid for the experiment. The CON.
sequence will be that whenever another
man OF genius comes this way Mr.. Piper
will secure him. Now Mr.. Piper brings
Grand Opera. We believe be will DO re-
warded for 30 doing, and that every seat
In the house will DO taken neIt Wednes.
day and Thursday evenings. This will
encourage other operate combinations
to visit Virginia. Seats for both even.
ings are being rapidly secured to-day and
can bs secured tomorrow also. Satur-
day seats for q single evening will be
offered at the boz Office.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-29

An exchange says: We don't suppose
Mr.. Talmage ever had &c many friends
- be has now. A man who 10 30 thor.
ouphly in earnest a. Mr.. Talmags is-a
mar who thinks original thoughts and
says original things and has an original
way Of saying them-.is too valuable and
too big to bs set down upon and shut
out Of sight by . presbytery, Q council,
or q court. Whether the man u Tai.
mage or Bsschsr or Insersoll. oil the
same the world has need OF him. un'
sparing criticism and harsh csnsure may
reach out after him. but % long ass
man IL fairly abreast OF the world In all
things, and . little ahead OF II In some
things, the people who howl Ut his heels
can't put him down. You havet TO catch
mn with Q man, and face him, n lay
hold Of his shoulders before you can
vrsstls with him. And then. nine times
on. Of ten he will got the clover holt"
on you. You can't throw that style Of Q
man by lying down on the ground ana
olutching at his ankles.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-29

The Sutro Independent Of to-day con-
tains an interview with tho foreman OF
the Tunnel Company on tunnel matters.
the discharge Of men. completion Of
the sub.drain. etc., from which We sI-
tract the following
Reporter-wil the work Of cutting
the remaining mile and . half OF tho
drain be as easy as that OF cutting the
two and q half miles Of completed
drain
Mr.. Blustt-It will be easier. We have
only 1000 feet Of pretty bad ground to
60 over. but the rest Of 1t will be smooth
sailing.
Reporter-How soon do you expect to
have the work finished?
Mr.. Bluett-I calculate to have the
whole Of the ditch cut by the 10th Of
next month.
Rsporter-Do you intend to discharge
many more men
Mr.. Bluett-Yes. o good many more.
They will be dropped of every day this
week. There will not DO many men
working in the tunnel after the 10th Of
| Juns-perhaps not more than $50.
Reporter-Aftsr the drain il finished
and the boxes laid. what will be the next
thing done
Mr.. Blustt-we will immediately BE-
| gin TO run two drifts-one to the Yellow
Jacket mine and the other TO the North
Consolidated Virginia. In running these
| drifts we will not be restricted a. to time.
| The dirt from those drifts will be dumped
out at the south dump. which was built q
couple Of weeks ago. You see, there are
three rails on 1t. The dirt will DO hauled
out Of the drift by mules. and when they
GET TO the dump the animals will DO un-
hitched and locomotive attached to o
long train Of cars. So, you see, there
won't be much time wasted in dumping.
| The outside rails are for the locomotive,
while the cars will run on the middle
and one outside rail. The track il about
| 1900 or 1000 feet long.
Reportsr-Then there Ia no truth In
the rumor that Mr.. Sutro had that south
narrow-gauge track laid for the purpose
| Of building o railroad to tho Mound
House?
Mr.. Bluett closed one eye and became
suddenly absorbed in the contemplation
| OF q small mule which was making des-
perate efforts to break its back in start
ing q train OF loaded cars.
Reporter-"Eh
Mr.. Blustt-Oh! no; that tracks only
for the new dump.
Reportsr-wni much moro timbering
DO required in the tunnel
Mr.. Bluett - Yes, considerable - in
places in places. mind you.
Rsporter-How long will It take to
put In the boxes after the drain Is M Z
Mr.. Bluett-I think the last OF the
boxes will be put in when the drain Is
finished. They will about keep up With
us. l think the water from the flooded
mines will DO flowing through the tun.
mel about the 18th Of July.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-29
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
fs,.orA. 70 m. SOLD ELL DAILY nwl
President Hayes on the Exodus.

President Hayes on the Exodus.
WASHINGTON, May 2s.-Rspresent-
asivss King, Ellis and Gibson yesterday
In q conversation with the President on
the subject. represented TO him that
from the report Of b declarations with
regard to the exodus the impression
would be created that he favored the
exodus and would extend Government
aid In furthsrancs Of 1t. The reply OF
the President was, in substance, that
nothing whatever had transpirsd in his
interview with Conway which oould bear
such q construction. His only DECLARE
ton was that the navigation OF the Mis-
sissippi should DO free and must remain
unmoissted. The President expressed
the opinion that while any citizen had
q perfect right to smigrate from q por.
ton Of the country to another, It would
certainly be unfortunate for large masses
Of colored people to proceed to any one
particular section Of the country. and II
they saw at to remove, It would. In his
opinion, be better II they could be gen.
orally settled throughout the entire
country. He expressed no opinion as to
the policy or wisdom Of the present
Southern exodus. Upon being informed
by King that the impression was being
conveyed among the colored people OF
his district that the Government would
sustain them In migrating westward, the
President said there was no foundation
whatever for the circulation OF such an
idaa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-29
Extension Of the Coast Survey.
s. p. Poet, Nay "a.


Professor George Davidson has left
The city with the Coast Survey geodstic
and astronomical party, which will occu.
by two sections OF the main trianguls-
ton, the first being Lola mountain on
the Sierra, about Is miles northwest OF
the Truckss and $500 feet above the
ocean, and the second on Round Top, .
section 10, 600 feet above the sea, and
lying southwest OF Lake Tahoe. over the
Carson canyon and Plscervills roads.
The work will b OF the most interesting
character, a. Il will embrace the meas
ursmspt Of the usual horizontal angles
between distant stations, latitude, deter
limitations and aximuth Of the lines.
There will also b special observations
for the determination Of the oosfaesnt
Of refraotiou. magnetic and m~stsorolog-
icai o~bssrvadons, 10 study the law OF
hourly change Of high elevations, and
many astronomical observations will BE-
made. The lines Of sight will extend
far north q Mount Shasta, west from
Mount Linn through Helsna and Diablo
TO Q more southern station, south - far
a Mount Dana, and 60 miles eastward
Of The Sierra. The work will b prsss-
eutsd until octobss. rs.-, |
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-29
San Francisco Items.

sAN Francisco. May 29.-It Il an.
nouncsd. officially, that the San Fran.
cisco Stock Board will hold IL regular
sessions tomorrow, Decoration Day, a.
usual. s,
Abel Woods Young. anaHve Of Maine.
aged ffty.two years. was killed. or oom-
mittsd suicide. at West Oakland ysstss.
day morning. The Coroner's Jury were
unable to dstsrmine whether Il VA .
self.inficted wound " vas such BY the
hand Of another. The remains we're
found at the southwest corner OF Pine
and Williams streets at 8 O'Clock 4. y.
He wal shot through the head. and lying
on his back. with the pistol at his fest.
The deceased was . railroad smploye.
and worked recently on the FL Captain.
he left his family . week ago and took
lodgings. He left o wife and one
daughter ct West Oakland.
Large numbers OF people have gone 10
Sacramento to attend the executions Of
Dye and Anderson. Only those who
arc entitled to admission, however, will
be able 10 witness the hanging.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-29

A. B. ELrELr has begun . suit against
Simon Block OF Gold Hill to recover
$5.7S8 IA. due for merchandise fur
nished to Block by various firms In San
Francisco, whose claims have been trans
ferred to Elicit.
FrnExrN. The hrsmsn Of Gold Hill
arc ordered to appear at their respective
houses at 80 sharp, tomorrow 70 take
part In the decoration ceremonies Of the
day. SEQ notice Of your Chief else.
whore.
TEE school children OF Gold Hill dis.
triot are requested to meet at the Csn.
trail school house at ~: 80 p. NJ, to-mor-
row (Fridsy). TO take part In the csrs-
monies Of Memorial Day. ?
Willow JlcKEm. - Your Foreman
orders you to appear at your hall 10.
morrow afternoon at / O'Clock, In uni.
form and ready TO decorate. See notice
In another column.
JOHN RAPP was feeling very badly last
night, and Q telegram was sent TO Viz
ginia again for DR.. Bronson. The man
10 more seriously injured than was ct
first supposed.
SARsYrlLps.-You are ordered to meet
at your armory tomorrow morning Of 8
o'clock In full uniform to participate In
the ceremonies Of Decoration Day. Bee
notice.
TIE office OF the Western Union TEL
egrsph Company has been removed from
the Maynard Block to the Postofics, the
place where II used to be.
LIBEsrm.-You will meet ct I p. n.
tomorrow at your hall. In full uniform,
to participate In the ceremonies OF Deco
ration Day. Sec notice.
LARor numbers went 10 Carson from
the Comstock to-day TO attend the fu.
neral OF Harry Mighsls.
"CLN.cAN'' tonight ct Pipsr's Opera
House by the famous Rentz Minstrsls.
TIE Grand Jury wsrs in session again
ct II A. u. to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-29
international Canal.

NEW YoRK, May 2s.-Ths World,
which has from the beginning ridiculed
the Paris Canal Conference, says sdito-
rally: "No careful reader Of the World
will bs surprised to learn that the Inter
national Canal Congress at Paris. which
was promoted and got together chiefly
by the efforts OF Lieutenant Bonaparto
Wyse, and OF q wsll.known and clever
American lady. originally OF Boston and
more recently OF Tunis, Yesterday de-
oidsd that the best route for the 18TH
milan canal 10 the route suggested by
Lieutenant Bonaparte Wyse. The es.
tablishmsnt Of . grand international
ONCE at Paris, for receiving subscrip-
tons to cut this canal, will now DO In
order"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-29


ALTA is looking we'll to-day. Both
north and south drifts on the 1850 level
are promising. one.half Of tho face Of
the north drift, 1850 level, Is In quartz,
and ON the l450 level the face OF the
drift, which Is being continued north, Is
all in quartz.
PIosEERs.-Thers will DO q special
meeting Of the members Of Pacific Coast
Pioneers this evening at 7:30. which all
the "Old Boys are requested to at.
tend, as the Committee on Picnic will
report and important business will
come up.
ANNIE DALEY Is In jail again. At 10
o'clock this morning she was seen sans
shoes, sans hose. sans dress, and sans
everything except her night dress. with
hair dishsvelsd and loosely flying and .
big knife in her hand. chasing Tom
Daley on the street. Hence, etc.
EVERY member Of the Sarshsld Guard
who can possibly turn out for parade to-
morrow owes It a. q duty to himself, 10
his company and to Gold Hill 70 do 30.
We all want to SEQ our soldier boys pre-
sent Q good appearances.
Mn. FARLEY. who keeps the Tannsl
toll.rosd was in Gold Hill yesterday and
said Q white miloh COW had been killed
by Q locomotive just the other side OF
the long tunnel. He thought The COW
was owned in Gold Hill.
"OuR INNOCENT PAsroR." . In Tai.
mage, Beeehsr 4 Co.. at Piper's Opera
House tonight. The British Blonde
Burlesqusrs will do tho female part Of
the play.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-29
The War Path in Idaho.

WALLA wALLA. May pa party Of
Indians have made . raid on the south
fork Of the Salmon river. Idaho. four
teen miles distant from Wsrrsn's. Two
white men-Hugh Johnson and Pas
chal Dawson-wers killed. The killing
was doubtless done by the sams band
who killed the Chinaman st Loon creek
last Winter. The country through
which they roar Is very rough and
mountainous. There are no roads, And
only game trails along the steep noun
tain sides. There Ia no general out.
The Indians are q msrs hand.
full. who have lived In the canyons Of
Salmon river, and belong to the sheep
eatsrs' tribe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-29
Indian Convention.

ST. Louis, May 2S.-Repressntatives
Of the different civilized tribes in Indian
Territory met in convention at Eufaula
for the purpose Of considering the inva'
sion OF tho Territory by whites and the
settling on csded lands by squatters.
The leading mon Of the Cherokee. Chick.
asaw. Choctaw. Greek. Seminole, Sao
and Fox nations were present. The Don.
yention organized by the election OF
Ward Coachman, Chief Of the Greeks, a.
Chairman. and J. H. Moore, q Choctaw.
a. Secretary. A committee from each
nation was appointed to prepare . report
regarding the present condition OF affairs
In the Territory, and the convention ad.
journed until to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-29
FALSE IMPR SESSION..

Il 10 generally supposed b. physieisas ssd
the people generally that Dyspspsis cannot In
variabiy b cured. bat We sns pSssssd 70 ~
that osxsN's Aususr Flown hes nsvse, tooar
Knowledge, failed 70 cure Dyspspsta and Lver
Complaint IN 81 it, ferns, such - sour beous-
In Heart. Ipdifsstiou. bad tasts in the mouth,
SIC. Ont OF 5000 dozsn bottles sold Lest ysef.
rot 4 single fsiiure Wss reported. bat thousaads
Of oonprimentary letters received from Drus.
gists OF wonderful cures. Three doeeo VIII
rvlIsve any case. Try Il. sample Beetles 10
cents. Regular size 70 csnts. ,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-29
CONVERSATIONAL INDICATIONS.

The compilation Of persons vhose digestion
10 out Of order. who are bilious. or who lack
vigor. always exhibits IN unhealthy tint. his
By reQula ing the bodily organs and promot.
ins digestion and assimilation. that the psich.
msnt hue indicative OF IN health 10 bsnished
from the cheeks 10 rectify the fault OF Q sal.
los couptcliou. use Hostetters stomach BIZ
teri. an iuyirossnt and Alternative which 70
noves thoss obstacles to renewed strength.
physical comfort md personal attrsctiveness-
an imperfect digestion and sseretion. and ads.
ordsred condition Of the bowels. Persistence
In the nee Of this inestimable corrective and
tonic will assur~dly result In . renewed physi.
cal regularity and vtgor. viii tend to increase
bodily substance. and cause the glos and clear
color Of health 70 the ,sllew and wasted cheek.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-29
From the East

Frank b. Mercer, formerly OF the
Sutro Independent. has returned from
the East. He visited Kansas, Iowa and
Pennsylvania. He says the best coun.
try he found was in Southern Kansas.
He was at Wichita (heavy accent on the
final vowel). q place OF 5000 inhabi.
tants, from which 100000 bushels OF
wheat were shipped last year. The
Western States seemed prosperous, but
Pennsylvania Is hard pressed and men
are anxious to get away from there. He
was waited upon by scores Of strangers,
who learned Of his arrival through the
papers. and was asked what chance
there was for %workingmen here. OF
course, under the circumstance, he could
not encourage them TO come, but no says
they are anxious to get away into some
new county. Good clerks and book.
keepers arc glad TO get $35. $40. or $50
per month there, the latter being Don.
sidered good pay.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-29
avv,,.s. mis- ner.i.g.

II H Bsnce. = P Mercer. W 3 0'Brien.
T Jsnkin. W II Davis, O II Neymeyer Jr,
Mrs Taylor. Mrs. HAST, Mrs Jenkin. s II
McCumber. 8 Aronson. p Ward. Alfred
Joel. N d Leavitt and wife, Miss Mabel
Santley. Miss Rosa Leo, Miss Hattie For.
rest. Miss Kate Raynham. Miss N Pascoe.
Miss Ada wernell. McDermott Sisters,
Miss Lulu Mortimer. Miss b Meade. J p
Hill. c W Cogill. II Henry, George Rey-
nolds. u Kintz. b Leavitt. J Z Kline and
wife.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-29
subsidlary silver Bill Passed.

WARRINGTON, May 2S.-The OH MAX
ing subsidiary silver coins interchange
bio with srsenbacks or the standard sill
YER dollars, passed the Senate by q ma.
jority so large that there was no demand
for the roll call. or sven Q division. The
amendments adopted by the Senate do
not affect the purpose OF the bill which,
In the provision above indicated, 10
practically identical with the measure
originally introduced BY Senator Booth
In the last Congress. The bill now goes
back to the House for concurrence in
the Senate amendments. Il will I'M.
doubtsdly become q law before the az
piration Of the present session.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-29

LocArIoS.-H. r. Tonkin has filed .
new notice Of location Of the East Jacket
Gold and Silver Mining claim. 1900 feet,
Gold Hill District, bounded on the north
by the Centennial, on the east by the
Tucker. and on the west by the Culver.
with sufficient surface ground for . mill.
site. a relocation Of the East Overman.
LApIEs.--Your services are needed at
Liberty Engino-houss Immediately TO
weave the garlands and arrange the
flowers, etc., for Decoration Day to.
There Ia an abundance OF
tioral gifts for the occasion. and your
superior taste and skillful fingers are
needed to put them in proper shape.
SurRo wants o fire company and . hand
engine, or mains. tanks and hydrants.
Steps have been taken to organize and
procure what shall be most expsdisnt.
w. S. HonARr, the new President Of
the Virginia and Gold Hill Water Com.
pany, is on the Comstock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-29
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

me washingtsu swimming seheol
and she Ladies' Who Psssonise
ls-We0an ~ . Swimmer and
RioassF = Complicated Bathing
Orsssss-Waist. Skirt ssd Pss.
Salooss In 0ns 0aRDsnt-Lee'
sures On Cookiag-Nsttonai Pc
c~aliarities = Ladies' Tsyisg %
Rashom Oceuls Mystsry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-29

The product Of nineteen Pacific Coast
gold mines for April was $500, 900. and
Of fifteen silver mines 1924 .000. The
product OF Comstock gold and silver
mines for the same time Was $920. 500.
The total product OF thirty nine mines
for April wa %, 437, 800. and for April
OF last year the product was "a, 1el. 100
Q material falling of this season.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-29
CARp.

10 Ill who ne suffering hon Tie sses -
ipdisors<aous Of youth. nervous vsakDss, sasiy
dscaS. Ioss Of manhood. stn, ] vill senl 3
reoSiut that Will cure you, y1l1 % cRkAo1,
This Crsss rsmsdy vss discovered eZs niastoo.
~: ~; 9 4; A"; FsS. s scsS ; -: Y. ., Msss.
Stattoa D, New Tort City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-29
Tho water stocks.

There seems to be considerable stir
Just now in the water stocks, doubtless
consequent upon or in anticipation OF
what will take place when the sub'drain
Of the Sutro Tunnel is completed. It
is but natural that there should be a raj
lying Of these securities, since for the
first time in over three years there is .
prospect Just ahead OF freeing the lower
levels OF the mines and Of showing up
what was there found when the water
came in. An excitement in these stocks
and q consequent ~upheaval would natu-
rally be expected whom work is once
more resumed in the depths OF Savage
and Hale K Norcross. The most relia-
BILE information obtainable is to the
effect that these stocks are already
closely held, and by the heavy weights
OF the inside ring. Savage is backed by
the Bonanza firm. by Keene and by
Thomas II. Williams, and Hale 4 Nor
cross by the same crowd, in connection
with the Cook Brothers and others.
When the lower levels are drained people
will doubtless all Of q sudden conclude
that these stocks are worth looking
after.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-29

ADrrao.rra cured . long and severe
attack Of neuralgia BY falling down
stairs. That's nothing. Some years
20 . Norristowu youth VA cured OF .
bad habit Of swearing BY falling on .
cherry tree. Not singls oath has e.
capsd his lips sipos. The fall broke his
neck.-Norrjaeten Herald.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-29

srurrrlrns cannot take time by tho
forelock. Two were ct work at . forge.
The iron was red.hot, and placed on the
anvil. when the frst one said, "John,
s.s.strike II hard" The other answered.
.Jim. wh.wh.vhsrs shall I hi.hi.hitf"
..No m.m.mattsr now. It's got oo-oo-
cold" was the reply, and the bar Was
put into the forge again.