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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-26
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
lr,o,.L TO TEE GOLD uIls DALI. x.v..l
sau Fraucisco Items.


SAs FRAScIsco. April 26.-A dis
patch vas received to-day from Olima.
Marin county. by Riegsr & Co., No. Oil
Front street, that the remains Of Paul
Riseer. . member OF that arm. were
found . that place this morning. He
had been murdered and robbed Of his
money, watch and other valuables. He
went to Marin county last Saturday on q
fishing excursion. No particulars Of the
tragedy have been received. II is sur.
missed that . convict. who escaped from
the State Prison o few days ago, may
have committed the deed.
This afternoon Thomas d. Tobin was
arrested on two charges Of embezzle.
msnt. The complainant Is p. A. Miller.
Of the firm OF Miller 4 Davis. who al.
lsgss that Tobin, while employed by the
arm. embeEzlsd $7.44l 30, collected by
him.. The second complaint charges the
smbszIlement OF $3.50 &c.
J. II. Donegal was found on How.
ard street, near Third. this afternoon.
walking up and down with his throat cui
from ear to ear and with his fingers 10
the wound trying TO tear IL open. He
was taken to the city hospital. where he
was cared for. II 10 thought the wound
10 not dangerous.
The Jupiter Mining Company Of Bo'
die has levied an assessment OF twenty
cents per share. The new issue Of Bul'
yer stock IL now ready. There are 49,
900 shares to be divided among holders
Of 60, 900 shares Of the old stock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-26

NICE AND Nrw.-Having disposed oil
his old stock to people at Sutro and
elsewhere n. W. Grant. Of the Gold
Furniture Store has laid In q new and
full assortment OF tapestry and ingram
carpets Of excellent quality and besuti.
fol designs, which be Is offering very
cheap indeed for cash. Call and DO a..
tonishsd Of his low figures.
Ploy. FLrxr's P%IcsIc.--It will cosi
only 81 TO make the round trip to Prof.
Piint's picnic. at Bowers Mansion.
Saturday. May 10. This will DO the
hrst picnic Of the season and everybody
enjoys the hrst trip into the country
more than any other.
An Anh-chinsss Society will be
organized In Sutro tonight. Speakers
from Virginia will be present TO- address
the meeting.
Qua County Clerk has . new assistant.
Re pot In m appearance last night. Al
Last accounts mother and son we're doing
wsu.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-26
Robbiug the Mint.

BAN Francisco. April 2G.-About q
year ago General Dodge, superintendent
Of the Mint, called the attention Of the
police authorities to the fact that some
stealing was going on in the Mint. De-
t~sctivss Stone and Jshu were detailed to
work up the case some time ago, and
succeeded In discovering the frauds com.
mitted by Cook and Aversion OF the
Ban Francisco Refinery. heretofore dc.
tailed. and on Tuesday last they arrested
Henry Smith. the oolorod night watch
man Of the Mint. Smith asserted bis
innocence OF any criminal action, but
the officers. on searching his premises
on Broadway, found buried In the gar.
den . small smelling furnace and bean
pot. containing q number OF ingots OF
gold, to the value OF about $4,000.
They also found $1,000 In coin In the
houss. Smith now acknowledges that
be stole the gold In its crude state from
the Mint and reduced II on bis own
premises. His operations have extended
over three years, during which time he
has stolen about $4,000. the greater
portion OF which. aside from the coin
and bullion found on the premises. bad
been expended In the purchase OF his
residenoo,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-26
Piper. Opera iIss.s.

Last evening Buffalo Bill made bis
third appearance at Piper's Open
House. in the I" Knight Of the Plains."
another frontier drama OF o ~startlingly
sensational character. As q whole. the
piece is rather moro enjoyable than
May Cody" It gave Miss De Forrest
an opportunity to surprise her friends
most agreeably by the excellent manner
in which she unprecedented Wild Nell.
She has shown u Diversity OF dramatic
talent Of late on the Comstock; but her
superior impersonation Of . most diff
cult character last evening. and one
which required her to fairly unsex her
self, a. well as do violence to her woman
ly nature, raised her considerably In the
estimation Of all. The play will be re-
peated tonight and will close the season
OF Buffalo Bill.
Monday and Tuesday evenings b.
Macaul,y. Of Cincinnati, will appear at
the Opera House in the first-class seusa-
tional play Of "a Messenger from Jarvis
Station" supported by company
selected to accompany him TO the coast.
The character Of Uncle Daniel. repre-
sent-d by Mr.. Macauley. Is something
after the josh whitcomb order. and the
Eastern press speaks highly both OF the
play and Of Macauley's ~imperonstion
in u.
Wednesday evening Lawrence Barrett
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-26
Reduced Expires. Rates.

W. II. Blauvelt. agent for Wells.
Fargo & Co.'S Express, Gold Hill. In
forms us that . marked reduction
has been made In their rates be-
tween this section and the East
ern States, with . still more radical
change In favor OF shippers OF small
parcels and packages between all points
west OF the Rocky Mountains. Shippers
will find II greatly to their
benefit to transact all parcel and
package business through Wells. Fargo
4 Co.'S express, and. considering time.
expense Of drsyage. etc., the exprsss 10
the most advantageous method Of for.
wardipg all small lots Of freight. No
extra charge for bulky or light goods
when In wooden boxes. Specially favor.
able rates on bonds, currency. gold or
silver.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-26
Unssrtussss.

Since our friend w. H. Virden became
segregated from the Gold Hill News. q
few weeks ago. he has, BY strict economy.
been able 10 buy half Of = Virginia gro
Gerry store. and was In a fair way 10 soon
bs able to run . two.horss buggy and
be q bloated merchant. Last night,
while he was with his wife Of the
Odd Fellows ball. Virginia. swinging
his light fantastic toes In the may
dances, some dirty thief broke into his
residence. on the Divide, and stole .
valuable pistol. some gold rings. jewel.
~, mining stocks, etc. and about $40.
Moral-don't leave too much OF your
surplus coin laying about looae when
you are away from home.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-26
iyss csa.,y n.eh.a,es U.Io..

A Mechanics Union for Lyon county
was formed in Silver City last night.
II Is to include In it, membership every
skilled laborsr In the county. A tenn.
porary organization was effected BY the
election Of the following officers
President, II. A. Young; Vice Prssi.
dent. George Phillips; Secretary. W. II.
Elliott; Marshal. John Caubls. The
constitution and bylaws Of the new or.
ganization are In all essential particulars
the same a. those under which the
Storey County Mechanics Union 10
working.
After the organization, . committee
to act with q like committee from the
Mechanics Union OF Storey county. was
appointed for the purpose Of intsr.
viewing Mr.. Sutro with regard to paying
% for all mechanics. The joint DOM.
mittee acted to-day. Mr.. Sutro imms-
diately conceded to all the demands Of
the Union. and all mechanics In bis su.
ploy will hereafter receive standard
wages. He said he had been Q mechanic
from his boyhood. and he heartily com.
msnded the action OF skilled workmsn
In joining forces for their own protso-
ton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-26


osnsroS's CAr.-A the Virginia
depot . box car 10 being fitted up to take
Colonel Osbiston's things away. Besides
the household goods being stored into
IL. there are two buegies and one end OF
The car Is being fttsd up for the Col.
ouel's horss. The sides are being pad.
ded and hay and grain stored in the car
for use on the way.
Ar the animal meeting Of the Vir-
einia and Gold Hill Water Company
held last week. Captain ovsrton was
elected President and re-slested super
intsndsnt Of the company.
A xxw tvo-story frame building IL
bsing erected d the northeast oornsr oil
B and Taylor streets, Virginia, and sev.
srl dwellings are going up on the
Divide.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-26
A Warning Voice.

LONDON. April 26.-In the House oil
Commons last Thursday night Lyland
(Libsral) moved q resolution csnsuripG
the increased expenditures OF the Gov.
srnmsnt. Baxter. seconding the motion,
warned the House against too implicit
faith In Ensland's supremacy In the arts
and In commerce. He ~instanced the
enormous advance made by the Amer.
loans In invention and arts. The debate
VA altogether OF 9 party nature.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-26

Last night whilo W. II. virden and
vile were in attendance on the Odd
Fellows Regalis Ball. at National
Guard Hall. Virginia, their residence. on
the Ophir Grade. back Of Klsin's har.
ness shop. ON the Divide, was broken
into and robbed OF between 500 and $40
in coin and q pistol. Entrance was
effected from the real by cutting out the
glass OF q window DO - TO reach the
springs holding the sash down. So far
as yet ascertained no articles OF clothing
or other valuables than those named
were taken.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-26
SULLIVAN CON.
Hisesisn or OmesrcLscasisss 81
she Aise-whss Hss Dsss Desc
There.

At . meeting OF the stockholders Of
the Sullivan Consolidated Mining Com.
pany. held on Thursday last. L. I. For.
Judge Lewis, v. Lsmsry, W. O. 6ulli.
van and L. d. Folsom we're elected trus-
tees. l.. T. Fox. President; v. Lsmsry.
Treasurer; A. II. Harris. Secretary. and
L. d. Folsom. Superintendent.
The claim Of the company was for.
msrly the Sullivan and Is located on
what Il now known - the Europa ledge.
which can be traced 70 . great distance
both north and south Of that location.
The claim was located In July. 1873. Il
o after attracted attention ON account
Of dsvslopmsnts made.
The frst explorations were made from
q prospecting shaft, which was sunk TO
q depth Of 75 feet. and from which drifts
we're run In and along the ledge. These
showed ore which would mill from SIS
TO $50 per ton. The ledge here was
was found 10 DO 45 feet In width.
The Company then selected Q site for
permanent works $50 feet further south.
and on the line OF the ledge. whore .
accompaniment shaft was oommsncsd
and sunk to . depth Of l25 feet.
At the depth OF 40 feet the ledge was
struck. and found 70 dip regularly TO the
east. and to be marked by Q clay wall.
and a. fine . formation Of vein matter -
any on the Comstock. This continued
for 40 feet. While these Developments
were going on . drain tunnel WAS started.
to connsct with the shaft l60 feet from
the surface. At the distance OF l62 fest
from the shaft this tunnel cut the foot
wall OF the ledge. The dip Of the ledge
10 the east was such that the vein proved
to DO 275 feet wide on the adit level, the
tunnel having been run In $40 feet.
This immense ledge Is allied with ore
In lunches, veins OF rich quartz, sui.
phurets. ohlorides. etc., and gives assays
from SIG into the hundreds. Temporary
buildings were erected Of tho shaft. The
company employed ten laborsrs In 1879.
and paid to develop the mine $4,000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-26
Fresus..srs OF Opium Dsss.

The law passed last Winter by the
Legislature not only prohibits the keep
ing OF opium dsps, but provides for the
arrest OF those ~frequsntins such places.
Il says: 1T shall not DO lawful for any
person to resort TO any house, room OF
apartment or other place kept for any OF
the purposes forbidden by this Act, for
the purpose OF INDUCING In the use oil
opium. OF any preparation containing
opium. by smoking or otherwise and
any person who shall violate the pro-
visions OF this section shall on legal con.
viction thereof be punished rs provided
BY this Act"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-26
SERIOUS DAN0RR


Threatens every man. womsa and child living
In Q region Of country where fever and agus 70
prevalent. since the germs Of malsriL dlsssss
arc inhaled from the air and are swallowed
from the water OF such . region. Medicinal
safeguard 10 absolutely nscessaryto nullify this
danlsr. Asa means Of fortifying and accli'
mating The systsm 90 ~ 10 BE- able 70 rysist the
uaisrial poison. Hoststter's Stomach Bittefs 10
incompaf,ivsly the best and the moot popular.
els encourage msia Ia; bat thess are speedily
rectned By the Bitters. The functions OF d.
gestion and scrsiiou are assirtsd By is uss,
and . vigorous % well % 10 regular condition
Of the system promoted by 70. Constitution
and physique are thus defended against the ln'
roads OF malaria By this matchless preventive,
In the worst cases Of intermittsnt and remit
tent fsven. Blvk
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-26
CARSON ITEMS.



Captain A. 8. Pray died ct dlsnbrooi
yesterday afternoon. The deceased wal
. brother Of Captain A. W. Pray.
There will b q grand temperance
rally ct Moore & Parksr's Hall this
evening. DR.. Mckenzie will address
the meeting.
The Southern stage brought 10 thrss
bars Of bullion yesterday consigned "a
Wells. Fargo 4 Co.
Tho funeral Of the late q. ]. Nudge
took place from the Court.bouss Jester.
day afternoon. and the burial services
we're conducted by the Rsversnds Ham
mond and Ladd. The funeral va,
largely attended by the friends Of the
deceased.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-26

Mrs. Scoville. Misc d Gardner. Y Hay.
ward. d y Kner. J williams. Miss Ches-
tsrnsld. Grant Isrsel. Miss Israel. II Rus
sell and wife. Rev Z Graham. J II Scott. J
Miller. FF Walker. Mrs J Walker and
family. O simons. A W Steele, n Burns.
Jos Cook. @ II Matthews. W l. Hayes. J
marry, Mrs Howard. @ II De Ia Matyr.
In d Y slater. Mrs VIM " Stewart. J ID
whitman.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-26
MINING NOTES.
Matters Of I.sersss All Ai..s the
Lods.

Thu waite, 4. -,.;.;n, v.,x ,,ox,x In N.
n'oueu "'"es' sn'"inS 'nA' "' .oice I'M,
very much weakened OF late. Between
the hours Of IL A. NJ. Yesterday and
- ,o-a.,,, cam. M ,,,. a.. g..
P,aro,",
ano was JUST ABOUT ~ the isoo levsi.
Present indications are that 10 viii moi
reach the 1900 level ct all. Formerly II
rose 40 feet above the 100 level. This
A..
sno"s ,ass oy commune ,ue pump anP ,h.,
nov oan 70 '.iy uaou .euues'' auu -
the vast ae~cuh,uiAuon l.PPeo owe, 'n'
years ago mas oeeh creamy Ieu' yu..,.;.
oowe - vac $50 peop'e -
Ne', ,n's mo,u'ns 0"ns 80.
~n1' .I Gai1 nm ~ h.,s. ~a,t.
-. - + -. - ,h.,. r.. bio hand
~ Us. .se p.i,h.. snS ,hs
Ins,;sa anS ~. .na honndsr;.s of Ar.
$500 -. Ws.sina.on .nd ~
DDsou 49, ar m.n ~.
,o,A @ IN :, = o,.rmsn n..
'ouna ~ ny az 0..rn.a 80
cl, - ,Lsv;.. s,,.,S.J
eaieuo 700 e., aa.,h =, ~.
PAsseu 'u,.y Wv = ~. C.-..m
.le v.nns..s Sh.,s saa.
ua'e. s.hs III .".
asa.., :, n $50 "a a.. $500.
n..sn. ,.,on.h 49, ~.
Tts a. - w.,.. n ~ S,... ~.
II. i-..,,n. No. .no,n,. a. ,oo oon
N4tts - W AsSrSSS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-26
=

Yesterday forenoon, as Ed. Harris.
assayer at Silver City. and Robert Pea
cock. his assistant, were driving down
from Gold Hill. their horse became un.
manageable near the Devils Gate mill,
and started of with 30 much fury that
Peacock fell backward. landing on his
head. and Harris was thrown ont from
the side. striking on his face. Neither
was badly hurt. The only other damage
than that as above mentioned was TO the
seat Of the buggy. which q DO repaired
at a cost Of about five dollars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-26
TEMPERANCE klruRM.
Orgasisasies or ths virgtsia Club
a.d Ladies' usiss-Liss Of on.
eers-Efc.

-
Last evening the Virginia Temperance
Reform Club completed its organization
a.. foilovs. President. Undo. Thom.s
-. M. W.. p%...,,'S. ~
alose'' 'S ren' a.
Stephens; second Vice President, Judge
Bransop; Third Vice President. A. B.
Elliott; Fourth Vice President. John
s,a.,s. Euh Vic. p,..;d.r, AIM NJ.
$3.50
L~eo' oecfe'ary' L. u. hoacn' Assist
ant Secretary, A. M. Mcdonald; Enan.
ci.I s.o,s,.,v. A i. Chairman. T,.ss.
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nssu MI Mr., Me- R,.n.on
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-26
IAisisg sais.

j. D. Treadwsll has commenced . suit
against the Columbia Consolidated
Mining Company to si.6S4 and
interest at one per cent. per month from
Oct. 10, 1876. on q promissory note.
The claim Of the company has been At
tached to satisfy the demand: Thsground
Of the company was originally the Wood
burn. ard contains sos acres o. land.
The claim has LAO feet and sdj0ins The
Senator.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-26
Church and state.

PANS. April 26.-The Government
has placed before the Council Of State
the pastoral Of the Archbishop Of Ak
attacking the Educational bill, taking
the ground that the pastoral 10 . breach
Of law. The Government is firmly 70.
solved 10 prevent controversy on the
subject being reproduced In the form Of
p~asiorals designed TO be read In the pul.
pit, thus introducing political discussion
into Religious yorship,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-26
w.rr. pr,x.-Thirts.a carloads o

warm PrPk.-Thirtssn carloads oil
water pipe Of all sizes. from sir inches
down, have been received ut the vir-
einia depot for the Water Company. II
viii be kept and used for general repairs.
Last Winter wAs . hard one on water
PIPE and much Of il WAS burstsd by the
frost.
AL Gold Hill children wishing to at
s.nd v.rnsy's picnic 1t Trssdvay''
Ranch. May 18th, can have their lessons
free AZ Turnsrs' Hall. Virginia. every
saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock: he
iii mot hold Q school In Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-26
Crime In Oakland.

OAKLAND (CL.) April 26.-Tho Grand
Jury made their final report to-day. An
indictment was found against eI.Coun-
Gilman 8. Mills on charge Of bribery
growing out Of the passage Of the Distz
railroad franchise. The bill against OK.
Councilman Hook was ignored. The
Mayor and City Nashsl were censured
for neglect Of duty In issuing free II.
canaea.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-26
The nsssiis saii.

The regalia ball Of the Odd Fellows ct
National Guard Hall last evening, In
honor Of the siItieth anniversary Of the
Order, was one OF the grsndest Affairs OF
the season. The ball was decorated
with appropriate emblsms Of the fra
ternity, the attendance large. the music
excellent and everybody happy. The
various committees are deserving OF c.
pecial commsndation for the perfect
preparations which were made for the
occasion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-26
RsiiEtsss Nssiess.

rnerc will Be divine <ryice At ~. Johns
Church, Gold nill. 10 81 u A. 4. and
4 =. NJ. Rev. n. q. Es~tmAn of1eiaiing. AL
q. cordially invited sunday school 81 io.
Thsr. viii b divine ssryiee 81 ths Methodist
Episcopal cburch. Gold Hill. to+morfov a. u
=. and 7 =. y. sunday shools Of In.
Rev. Mr.. Graham viii pc-aeh 81 Nssonic Nal.
Gold Mil. To morrow at IN. All ere invi-
ted 20 attend.
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southern Pacific Railroad.

YuxA. April ga special from the
front to the Arizona Sentinel this even.
ing says; The track Is laid one-hali
mile east Of Msricopa, ll5H miles east
Of the Colorado river. The sids.track.
t~urn.tAble, etc. will be finished to-day.
The track between ella bend and Mari
oopa will DO turned over to the operat-
Ing department on Sunday. April "a.
and the station and outdt at ella bend
moved forward Of that date. Maricopa
will b open for traffic and regular trains
will be running to that point on Mon
day, April Is.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-26

PREPARATIONS are being made 10
Dayton for the usual May-dsy festival
The programme Of the entertainment,
this year will include three different May.
pole dances. besidss . good selection Of
vocal and instrumental musio.
TIE Lyon County Times says thai
GAVIN Brown Of Virginia. has been san.
fenced 10 the County Jail for twenty.
two days and . half for obtaining eoodl
under false prs.snsss from sanmsrAsld
1 Co., Of 6utro.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-26
The Brsphy asd Dale Mines.

-
The late ore Developments In Flowery
District are beginning to attract the at.
tention OF many Of our ablest capitalists
AID best mining men. Confidence In
,deir merits Is steadily on the increase.
and when properly examined and tested
they hardly ever fail to enlist their eI-
aminers in the work OF their develop.
ment. Ons OF the latest steps in this
direction has been taken by the incor-
poration Of the Brophy and Dale Gold
aud Silver Mining Company. with Hon.
+. A. Tritle as Presiden,, George A.
Kin, Treasurer, Thomas s. Bsals Sec.
rotary. aud Isaac L. James. the present
Superintendent Of the Yellow Jacket, Is
Superintendent. These mines comprise
200 feet Of the main mineral belt OF
the North Bonanza group and adjoin
both the Flowery and North Bonanza
locations. The locations are he Oldest
in the district and the titles are secured
by United States Patent. The ledge is
well d-nnsd on the surface aud many
tons Of good paying ore have been taken
from the groupings In the past. A
site has been already selected for .
large working shaft, the sink
ing Of which will be commenced
In . very few days. As soon as the nee.
essary arrangements are completed for
the machinery. hosting works will be
erected and the development Of the mine
commenced in good earnest. The In.
corporation papers were filed on the 9Th
instant and the stock is now ready Tor
issue. The capital stock is Sl5, OOO, 900.
divided into i50. 900 shares Of the par
value Of 500 each. Subscription books
have been opened and n large portion Of
the stock has already been subscribed
for at 81 per share. When once In good
working order IL is the intention to be-
gin the extraction Of ore from the crop
pings for milling.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-26
Continued ~InundatIou.

Perth. April 2o.--A tributary OF the
Dravs has ovsrhowed Its banks and dc.
s.roysd many houses at szisslvar. The
Inhabitants have pierced the dana 10
permit the water to Aow Of. and hops
to escape the fearful disaster that threat.
ems them. The river Thesis and the
water In Szsgedin continue to rise.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-26
ASK YOURSELF TaEsR QUESTIONS,

Ara you . dependent sufferer from eiei
Hssdaohs. Habitual Costivsnsss, rslpitstion ol
the Hsarti Have you Disslnsss Of the Head
10 your Nervous system depressedf Dos youI
Blood circulate bsdiyf Have 700 . Cough,
Low Spirit, coming up Of the food atsr eating
ETC., etc.f All OF thess and much more are the
direc, result. Of Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint
and Indigestion. DAMN AUGUST Flown Il
soy seknovlsdssd By all drusrists 70 b . po.i
the United statss, through druggists. 70 thu
people a . trial. Two doses vii satisfy AM
psrion OF lie wonderful quality In curing al
Tors s Of Indigestion. sample bottles. 10 csnts
regular stss. rs cents. sold positively By ell
nrstclass druggists In tbs Unitsd btatss.
seow Wed
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-26
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Miss d Tolles. Mrs @ p Hubbell. u
Wheeler. y Robinson. J W HagAn. J G
Hayden. J G Runkle. W J Collins. n ID
Robinson. u shoneman. Jos Hoay. Mrs A
Davis. p Wynn. Mrs Hunt. AP Hill. Miss
Clark. A Abraham.