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What Eminent St. Louis Physicians Say

PREVENTIVE on MALARA.-cOlden's 1lEuIo's Ex.
TRACT or BEEF and Tonic lnylgoratOr d particularly
useful when ton!cs arc required. In DlPHTuRRIi,
AGUE, MALARIAL TYPHOID FEvRRS, and eyeryFde.
pressing disease, Its use will be attended with great
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cess; ], II. Leslie, N. D., G, II. Copb N. D.; s. b
PrasCl!, n. d. IA. Vaughan, N. Dj Dn. 81 and
J,C Hiedlet, and many Others,
Thomson / MUTH, Druggists Agents, Baltimore
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baltimore { OHIO RAILROAD 90.
&AM
On and alter May Is, 1879, Passenger Train, mi
run ~ iolloEs-WheollIg Time: VS.
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HALL

A ds.-cltD seminary for yOurg ladies. The
J,,cniN annual session Of this Institution viii BEGIN
,ElTENBER ., lsD Location healthy, fall corps
d ]rpnpcIrnl teachers, great attention pad 70 all tie
Important trabchCs-SOlId and Ornamental.
30 sholl offers equal advantages oh lower terms
Apply for catalogue aud Information 10
MI, NARY +, KILLINGS, Prln., Winchester, Va.
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH R. R,
~ CONDENSED TIME TABLR.


GoLNd EAST AND WEST.
On and aiter May ash, 1870, Trains viii run dali,
Except SundAy) as follows:
. Through Trains 70 PittSburRh,
2 Through Tnlnl 70 Cleveland,
2 Through Trains 70 Chicago,
Cleveland. "S ~"
Hotel and Sleeping can on all Trains between Al.
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EnuoArIoNAL.
WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE.
ANNUAL Announcement.

mi, Institution Is incorporated With Colleglati
~ md p~iyilesea by the LAythlaturV0f The Slate
MI SdiFIs every facility for a thorough and accom-,
pIIrrims, 5nsSTyIl6ry Of Music Is under the charge o.
~ eARL IIERMANH, IN able and distinguished
pflflsOr from the Conservatory el e'u'SAtVh Yer
'ii TGg credentials Of Pool Hermann ,hCy VIII What
rht BE- I,y tsS9 teCf stY ~ In Ky w" W. HtaSa
v, fnp.cy,tor oi Music, will hare the entire ChaTge Of
y,SIjCuilufe, aud RlsO the Artistic Department In
1aIsg thr vacation the President and Trustees
bsr" hal WOtEnCn repairing, paPerlng, painllng,
EilomInlng, Sc, making bright and beautiful the
College home,
Eisnll inT The next Semester.
IsoOr three ~Vlrlnciea remain.
Tbr ncxi C1llcSe year will open on WEDNESDAY,
for6 + Catalogue address the PresIdsnt.
su?l MISS a. ia
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

rl,n begin, on the FIRST OF OCTOBER, and
anD,nau nine months. Apply for Catalogues to the
Sc rltt, oi the Faculty, I. OIL University Of Viz
sas, Al,emrle county, Virginia.
JAS, +. HARRISON
,.-uwrAw Chairman Of the Faculty.
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GOVERNMENTS weak.
unled States o. Of 1881, coupOnS....,. ....,. .........l ott
NS.oN E.1Ves, .,'......,.,... .,.,"',v ..',.'.t ,,.,t.".',,..,.,.. W
New -Four aud . halls. w
new Four .,,. .,,,,,.,,,. ...+-,,.. ...'..,.... '..""'."' "
currency xos..,sa,..... A...,.,.. .,.,., .,....a....n,...I
RAILROAD BoNDs-Qulet.
SrATE BoNDs-Dull.
STocKs-Market weak In the carly dealings,
and prices declined Na2 per cent, the latter
for Erie, which was ~unfavonbly affected by
the testimony before the Legislative Commit.
tee: During the aiternona lirmer feeling pre-.
vailed, and there was an advance Of NaIper
cent In Western Union, and az per cent In
Lake Shore, The advance was we'll maintain.
ed tothe close.
Transactions aggregated 2OS.0OO shares, Of
which $1,000 were Eric, $4,000 Lake Shore,
$1,000 Northwestern, 1900 81 Paul common,
1900 Lackawanna, 2,40O New Jersey Cen.
tral, 1000 c. O. & Il, 1900 Ohio & Mississippi,
$500 Western Union, 1900 Pacific Mail, 2,f00
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern, 1880
Louisville 4 Nashville, 3,100St. Louis 4 Ban
Francisco and 1000 New York Central.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-16
PROSPECTUS.

The subscriber herewthS'announees his forthcom1 8
volume of literary odds ends ettere, etc. the
be entitled,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-16
Four,a Doy-Saturaay. Fo, I%.

No. 10 Rnnn", Free for all D..hos 'hrcr quarters
NJ nile. PGrs, 500. First horse SD, second =.
No II. Same 'i,y Trntin- Free for all Pu5~", $500
First horse 500; second horse, $40. tulrI horse &oJ.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-16
HENRY r. MlGHELS,

Carson. Nevada. Nav =, 1879.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-16
STATE timber LANDS.

STATE LAND DEPARTMENT.
CARSON Cuy, Nevada Sept y, 1879. !
IL. PERSONS ARE HEREBY SGTg-
a FLED that the cutting # timber wood for any pur
IN any timber ands-ncu,ling the 18th and Both
ctoc lard misunderstanding to the State of Nevada
Contrary law, and that legal proceedings will be nst
utod against all persons who have committed who
commit any such trespass and damage upon such
lands
Persons knowing ny deredations being committed
upon growing timber Of the public school lands
If the State respectfully requested to forward such
information TO this office.
A. J. HATCH.
Surveyor Ceue1a! .ad eS )sieia State Land Register
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-16

suRSCR pTEeNs RECEIVED AZ TINS
OFFICE.
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sEaai-Ajaav / Rkpu4T OF TINE GguNiY
EUl!T8P.
OFFICE or COUNTY AyOITOR,
OEaxslsY COUNTY NEVADA, July |, Is

To the Hon the Board of County Commissioners Or1sy
County, State Of Nevada
The County Auditor respectfully submits the following
report the fiscal affairs of the said county for the
months ending June Both, 1879.
balance hand at close OF business December
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-16
WEDNESDAY, oCToCER 18th,

At 10 O'Clock of that day, at the office of the Count
Clerk cf Or>ov Coun for the board and care OF the
indgtnt sick and county poor OF sail county by me week
at state rr,ce par head The Board the VS at
to reject amy and all bids.
BY order If Board Of County Commissioners:
Attest: J. II. NAhStALi- Clerk.
Dated, October {, 1879, S-ltd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-22
Unien Css. Election.

The annual meeting Of the Union
Con. Mining Co. was held yesterday a.
tsrnoon In San Francisco. The follow.
ing Trustees and officers were elected;
r. Sherwood (Prssidsnt). g.. Wallace,
@. r. Wells, G. O'Connor and Charles
H. Fish. Secretary, James Bufingtoni
Superintendent. w. H. Patton; Treas.
urer, Nevada Bank. Number OF shares
represented. 81. 100. The Superintend.
snt's report, after reviewing the opera.
tons OF the year. concludes a. follows;
although V yet NO actual dsvslopmeni
has been made In own mine. yet the
known existence OF an ore body In the
Sierra Nevada mine to our north. which
on their 1900 level has been exposed to
our limo, and the increased facilities
which will be afforded for exploration
by the Sierra Nevada, Mexican and
Union Con. joint shaft, when II reaches
the 2400 level, gives good promise for
the future and reasonable hopes on
which to babe our expectations for the
the successful result OF our next years
exploration"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-22
Piper's opera House.

The concert Of Edouard Remsnyi at
Piper's Opera House last evening was
the event Of the season to those who
were present. There were, however,
too many empty seats; but those pres
emit soon forgot whether they were alone
or attended. 30 taken mp were they by
the performance. The accompaniment
OF the troups-for such the soprano and
piano must be considsred-was accept.
able and served as pinions, so to speak,
OF the great Rsmenyi, upon which he
wal borne from one appearance to an.
other. We have called him the great
Remenyi. and such he is. His like
does not appear more than once in u
generation. He is evidently q man de.
voted to his art and to his violin. and
whom with one he exemplihes the other.
in his most delicate passage his eyes
close, his chin rests on his instrument,
and II needs no second sight to tell that
he worships with q greater zeal than
Christian or pagan. Then. in stormier
passages when meditation follows mod.
ulation al wave pursues wave on .
stormy sea, he mounts triumphantly
with his theme, and his eyes fash "a he
rides tho pillows Of harmony. Such
passages are very apt to be followed by
q Remsnyi-for such we choose to
christen those repeating diminuendos
which glide from fortissimo to plan.
issimo till lost to the ear, al are
the kisses Of waves upon the shore
when the calm follows the storm.
But Remenyi Is great 10 everything. His
touches are those Of q master, and they
all tell. His violin has not as many
singing birds in Il as has that OF Ole
Bull, o do as many bugle calls come
forth as there did from that OF little Paul
Julien a quarter Of q century ago; but
hs has his specialties, n OF which is
christened above. Another, in which
he stands, like Saul, head and shoulders
above the Israel Of his fellows, 10 his
double octave passages which he runs at
random all over his instrument with
tremulo and trill on two notes at once,
till men hold their breath in wonder and
admiration. In this he Is simply mar.
velous. Paganini made his fame and
fortune by playing or u string. Re.
menyi will make his. II he has not already
done 10, on two strings. But Remenyi
Ia not Q stormy performer. His best
passages are those which remind Of
zspbyrs among the trees, OF waves lap.
ping q pebbly beach, with here and there
q mournful minor cadence to touch the
heart and dim tho eye. Yet, his ''mel.
odiss h~eroiques'' are as stirring AZ the
40 Pson" OF the old Greeks. But he
must DO heard to be appreciated. He
was encorsd every time he appeared last
evening. He will attract this evening
ell who heard him last night, and many
more. Matinee tomorrow at 2 p. NJ,
at which he will positively appear for
the last time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-22
Deeds for Consideration.

Following mining deeds have been
flsd for record: N. X. Lamson and r.
E. Arick to the Atlantic Consolidated
consideration. $50. 900; commencing at
Ophir boarding house. Virginia. and
running 900 feet In u northerly direc-
ton and COO feet southsrly, the Astor
claim.
Joseph ASSIGN to the same consider.
alton. $50. 900; commencing at the north
end Of the Norton claim and running
southsasterly 1000 feet to post 2, which
is 200 feet south and east from the
school house on G street Fourth Ward.
probably. said point being below and
east OF ID street. Virginia.
@. F. II. Lamson and N. X. Lamson
10 same-consideration 500, 600; COM
mencing at q post 100 feet east OF I street
corner OF Carson and ] streets, Virginia,
and running northsastsrly $50 feet east
OF the mouth Of the United States Tun.
mol in q ~ravine, and SO feet west OF the
quartz mill California pan.mill, proba.
bly, thence n~orthssstsrly crossing the
ridge 140 feet to the line OF the fence OF
the cemetery to . post at the south side
Of the North Con. Virginia shaft etc.
being Ralston claim No. 2. 1900 feet in
extent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-22

Properly Qualified.
Renn Enreffe.

Reno Gazette.
Bonanza City. Idaho, has no news.
paper yet. but will have one soon. Il
Is to be called the Yankee Fork Herald.
The editor Is there already. He will no
doubt publish an aggressive paper. Not
long ago he was being shaved, and sat
silently while the barber held him by
the nose and told the editor that his hair
was getting thin and turning gray very
fast, and that his head was full OF dan.
druff and needed shampooing. he said
nothing when the barber tried to sell
him q bottle Of BONANZA City Hair Re
producer" and recommended him TO
have his head shaved. The newspaper
man merely shook his head whom the
t~ousorial artist sndsavorsd to press
UPON him q barbed wire hair brush and
bottle Of "sithng Bull Scalp Exhilator."
Oh, no, he didn't say anything. but
when be rose from the sacriAcial chair,
he made q violent assault on that ton.
serial artist and skinned his nose. The
Yankee Fork Herald will b . stalwart
reform paper.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-22

Following are the names Of the miners
who were on the skip which made its
rapid descent in the Yellow Jacket In.
cline yesterday: Capt. Edmund Walsh,
Pat o'Day, Billy Tygh, Al WhitOomb,
Johnny Cadman, Bill Dawson, Johnny
Duford. Tom Ksely. Dennis Harrington
and Jim Harris. Capt. Walsh wal prob.
ably bruised more severely than any OF
the others. He was, however. able to
be ON the streets to-day. and considers
his injuries merely nominal. To some
who do not understand such matters,
the accident IL still shrouded In mystery.
They want 10 know why the safety
clutches did not catch and bold the skip
In its place. II the cable had broken,
the safeties would have held the skip;
but the weight Of tho cable gave sui.
ticisnt tension to keep them clear Of the
guides. Thus the SIX Up was allowed TO
rush down the incline at the great speed
indicated by yesterdays report.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-22
TOWN TRUSTEES.
Mseung Last Evssisg -Nuisasess
II Bullioa Baviae-rowa Beads
90 be Redeemed Prosecution or
SoIlcitsn-Blltt.

A regular meeting OF the Board oil
Trustees Of the town Of Gold Hill was
held last evening. President Fox in the
chair. Present, Trustees Mercer.
Dauchy and Lsmsry.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
The O'Connsll sisters from Bullion
ravins appeared again before the Board
and complained Of an existing nuisance
in their nsishborhood. The Trustees
visited the locality some time ago and
found q n~uisancs existing thsre which
they abatsd. This nuisance has broken
out afresh, endangering the health oil
the nsighborhood and the petitioners
appealed to the Town Trustees for pro.
lection. The matter was placed In the
hands Of the Street Committee and
Town Marshal.
The Committee on Finance reported
that after the hrst OF the coming month
the town could borrow all the money |,
needed for the redemption OF outstand'
ina town bonds. Bonds 10 the amount
Of $S8, 900 will b due on the l4th Of
August next.
The Town Attorney was instructed Ia
prepare an ordinance for the next meet.
ing Of the Board, authorizing the town
10 borrow the needed funds.
The Committee on Streets reported
them a being In good condition.
No report was received from the Com
mittee on Fire and Water.
The Town Attorney reported that he
had been active In prosecuting solicitors
from Virginia City who would not com,
ply with our town Law. That several
cases had been appealed TO the District
Court by parties whom the Attorney
stated must not be aware OF the amend.
ment Of our Town Charter ct the last
session Of the Legislature-the Charter
being amended for the purpose Of meet
ing just such cases - those now
pending.
On motion, It was ordered that Q war.
rant for $l2 80 be drawn In favor OF the
Town Treasurer to pay for official doou.
ments received from the Secretary OIL
State.
A warrant was also ordered drawn In
favor Of r. Mercer for $40. being the
amount advanced to the Town Attorney
TO dsfray expenses and procure necessary
official papers.
The following bills were allowed and
warrants ordered drawn for the amounts
j. Fox, $l5 90; John A. Marshall,
1856 40; Bowling & Co., SIS 20; g. E,
Bslmor. $40 90; J. Wyckof. %; WIN,
Hall. SIS 75; Richard Mercer. $26 %
Gallatin l. Folsom. % 10; 3. E. Doan,
$371 rs. Total, $685. 80.
Tho following bills were referred u
the Finance Committee r. w. Grant,
s. "a; Robinson & Folsom, $5 90
waddling & Fox. $sl 30. Total, $92 "a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-22
Full MEASURE AND Dowx wrroHr..

FrLL MEASURE AND DowS WEIoHr.-
Those who deal with Thomas Gallagher,
get full measure Of nut pine. washos
limb. split pine. or any other kind Of
wood. and get down weight Of Rocky
Mountain coal. They get the fuel de-
livered too and at lowest cash rates.
Wood saved at short notice, and the
very cheapest possible price.
MArMrr.-There will bs + Remenyi
matinee IT Piper's Opera House at 2 ,.
~, tomorrow Wednesday,. ct which
time the great vioi:,ist will positively
make his last appsaraass on the Com
stock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-22
Unpleasant Death.

Tu.carora Timss-Rsviev July 18th.
The old Shoshons Indian who was
abandoned some time ago BY his tribe Is
dead ct last. For nearly two months he
was permitted to remain. perfectly help.
less. In one Of the gulohes beyond the
Grand Prize hosting works, and do.
pendent for support entirely upon the
charity OF . few white people. The at-
tention Of the Indians heresbout was di.
rected to his condition, time and again,
but they manifested no interest In tbs
matter, and but for the hnd.heartedness
OF the white men living In that vicinity
he would have persisted long ago. When
found yesterday his body was covered
with vermin, and be appeared to have
been dead about two days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-22

CoNvALkscEsr.-Dr. J. U. Hall. one
Of the near neighbsrs Of the News ofioe.
who was thrown from his carriage and
severely injured on the 9Th Of the pres.
ent month, was last evening able to
make his appearance on bis porch sup.
ported by crutohss. He has had q very
rough time Of II.
Ok TEE Srlrrr.-Murty Long. who
has been held Cat on his back for i've
weeks by an attack Of rheumatism, 10
once moro able to be out. He says hs
has lost 30 pounds during his sickness.
He 10 free Of the disease, but u leaves
him very weak.
Cr~ar,yIcArE OF SlLr.-Jamss Jewell.
Constable Of Township No. I. has 6lsd
a certificate Of sale OF the Mexican Min.
ing Company's claim, the original loca.
tion being the Independence. made Nov.
10, 1874, to John F. Ireland for $l25 IL.
THOMAS GALLAGHER Is prepared to
furnish arst.class brick, from his yard
opposite the Julia, In lots TO suit and at
low rates. Matt Callahan Il foreman Of
the business. and everybody knows
Matt.
Nike MCLEOD. who had Q pick stuck
through his hand some I've weeks ago
st the New York mine will lose one Of his
fingers. The hand and arm are gensr.
ally doing well, but the finger next the
small one IL dead and must DO cut ont.
TEE members Of the Gold Hill
Miners Union will hnd Q notice Of i'm.
portapce TO them in another column.
concerning the funeral Of Humphrey
Symons.
F.oM the tenure Of deeds noticed
Il would seem - II the Allan.
Tic Consolidated Mining Company con-
tsmplatsd moving over into Virginia
City.
ArrAcurp.-Svain 4 Hudson have
attached VIM. Hsvlstt's property for
Sl.22l and The .sutro- Tunnsl has done
he sans thing tes,s2,sso. MlTi2iE
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-22

skull, passing through the left cerebrum
or upper part Of the brain. lodging
under the skull on the back part OF the
head. It had passed through about four
inches Of brain substance. The face
around these two ball holes was badly
burned with powder, showing that the
pistol had been discharged in close
proximity to his face. probably not more
than two feet away.
The third ball entered the skull about
two inches behind the right ear, and
penetrated about two inches through the
base OF the skull, shattering the mastoid
process or prominent portion OF the
skull behind the ear. Three OF four
large pieces OF the skull were forced into
the right cerebellum or base OF the brain,
causing extensive l~aceration Of the brain
substance. The ball wal found in the
mastoid process Of the skull. and was
cut up into several pieces. That part Of
the skull wa extensively oomminutsd.
There was an extensive hemorrhage from
ell Of these wounds. There were large
blood clots around the base OF the brain
In connection with these injuries. One
OF his front teeth was knocked out and
there were thres contusions above the
left eye. The left eye was almost bulg-
ing out Of the socket. There were no
injuries about his body. The balls were
large from an English bulldog pistol.
From the foregoing It will be seen that
at least two OF the balls which went
crashing into Symons head must have
been fred after he was down. The first
would have floored m OK and either OF
the two others was necessarily fatal.
Symons' pistol was found in his pocket
and untouched.
The woman and her mother have both
been lodged in the County Jail. There
are reports that u Of them, and 1t must
have been the mother. rushed out Of tho
house at the time Of the shooting saying:
~ shot him /! I shot him J"
The deceased was So years OF age. q
native OF Cornwall, England, and uni.
versally beloved and respected In this
community. Gold Hill never had q
more faithful. efficient officer. He was
q member Of Parker Lodge No. IL.
I. O. o. F. aud Of the. Miners Union.
over which ut one time he presided. He
leaves O wife and one child, and Mrs.
Symons is in daily expectation OF giving
birth to another.
Coroner Brodek will hold an inquest
on the body Of deceased at 10 A. n. to.
morrow, and his remains will be buried
by his Lodge aud brethren OF tho
Miners Union OF $50 in the afternoon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-22
Arvsv.s. sn,s nsrss.g.

Mn R Mills. J J Murphy. D searey. II
H Lindsey and wife, Mrs rs Dresser and
children. Z J Passmors, Miss Randall. r
A Diver. II W Roberts, Mrs W W Allen.
Mrs Buchard. J CLARK. Mr. spiro and fam
lily, W n Ball. o Lonkey. II Mcdonald. N
. Murphy. T y Davenport, VIM Alperson.
J Pfor.hsimer. r Kirman. J II Wilson.
Geo Gray. n Fiaingus, c Noethig. Mrs II
B Sharp.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-22

SUNDAY afternoon last the residenceo Of
s. N. Calvin, No. SO North Howard
street, was entered and 81 90 In silver
coin and 0 lot OF trinksts Of no great
value, a. combs. brushes. etc., stolen.
IT Is now proposed to hold the sup
Elemental teachers examination August
18th, instead Of the 2Oth, - wal at first
announced.
Il. D. GREEN has nlsd an afndavit Of
1882 expenditures on the Silver Wedge
claim for labor, material, eto.
SUPERINTENDENT FoRMAs. Of the Over
man and Caledonia mines. left yesterday
for Bodie.
Hon. r. NJ. DAooErr left last night
for San Francisco. TO be absent about q
week.
The Succor has commenced sinking o
new shaft on their claim.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-22

Following 10 an official statement ofths
ore extraction and milling operations ~
the California mine for the past week %
compared with the week previous
Previous week. Past week.
Extracted. .......... .6I5 $40
Delivered 10 mills. SO. .675 sfs
A will b seen there was . small III
crease In the yield Of the past week. As
yet no bullion has been shipped on July
account.
Following il an Official statement OF
the ore extraction and milling opera
tons at the Consolidated Virginia mine
for the past week a. compared with the
the previous week
Previous week. Past week.
Extracted tons........ .79t 1874
Delivered 10 mills. .... .79l 1874
An increased yield il noted. On Sat-
urdsy the Consolidated Virginia made
che hrst bullion shipment for July 10.
count. The value Vas $S4. 73s 65.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-22
BASE ASSASSINATION.
OFFICER HUMPHREY sYmONs
shot DOWN LIKE 4 DOC.

Three Bullets sens Through His
Head by John r. rritehard -
Duel Besweea Pritchard aud
Marshal Folsom - The Former
Wouudsd IN the Arm-Bioody
sight Whore Symons Fell Pull
Particulars OF the Array.