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, 1879-05-15

ctty, f5 worth moro frpm tho agent Of d. rrico's
!IakI'lE Fowler Company, AMI llas en,Icavorcd
q yet EtHA!R from 81, T. Aycrs and ott4.r Hou4h
WAfer,"trcet cofF'HltsoA-ncretanta. No later
tlian tile dav bcforo yesterday he presented MT
ortrr for tlIEtv ltoxcs Ut s3ap to II. Il. Curlcy,
III No. III WnEas!, avenue. but failed 10 gct Ii,
~ It waa sustNct.d tl1at aotnethlr,g waa wrong
lir u still a. liberty, and may trJ hts swindtng
gaines further on.
, 1879-05-15
,...rc Punishment Inflicted OIL
= the Parties to tho Edwin
Forrest Fraud.
cno,t Hopes Reinstated Of tho Ro.
qusst of William II. Van
derbilt.
c,, noncscttcr-rroteine Difficulty De-
cIlcl In Favor or the Cllica-
Gu Horse.
v,st,,5ay's Events at Lo1ington.--A Fast
Raoe by Nollie Mo0arthy in
California.

tai. a.,d5!py yesterday, HIud tic results wcrc
-. ,Iurartcr tint Will both surprise and plcasr
- ~ ,o,cr. uf honesty md fa!r-t1caltng. Early
:" ~ IN ,nornIng tlc Board 'Iuld sort opcn scs-
.,., ;" at which tlie casu o[ A. W. Longley
.'r .s.,o.t thc Frccport trark, nnd the further
.h.rcs that tic suppression Of time lad been
r-,rttced there. was takclt up. nl,tl tl'c Rtatc.
,ntn,, Of several parties taken. Tl'cn the
uoor. sent into executive acssl0n for tic con.
.I,sraon Of cases gu which action wns to be
t,.sn. The principal une beIug the celebrated
rdv1n ror,cst matter, md lie otl,cr tn Bone
,c,,rt.rfotelnr lgut concerning tic irce-for.all
,acc Il, this city lust fall.
n the Forrest ease It was generally unllcr-
,,,.M Ills, ncw evidence wns to DO introduced In
the shape of ....... -,...-..-
4rF1l,Ay1Ts nY'CRnrAtN PARTIES,
onc NJ whom was driver III tic race uut Of
uhI.t, ali thu trouble IGrcw. Just whit the nuw
e,jJenec consisted of Will probably never be
tpogp by tho public, hut II Is tolcrably certain
that one Of the parties who hatched-l,p hM1 en-
deoYufett to curry out Tho conspiracy "squcal-
e1n on the balanvc OF the crowd. Fl0m the
,etIon .aken BY tho Board tt Is evident that,
from whatcycr source It's Information came, 1t
t.s considered perfectly reliable.
Without going auy further into that branch Of
The subject, It mny be sald ttlat
TUE ohs's.oH ""9 "' I".o"o' ~.
&c late, " o. .,; ,;o"in. ~ , ~en.Suo"'' tusi.
.Isc contestants In the ruce; L. u. 1fu1durk, VIM
At .lat time owned Forrest: nix! Edward Pyle,
driver Of Edward, the winuer Ut tic racp
Hefe ea''''.a' ous ~ u'H.'"t "'," .'o''t'4 LIZ
oe' "ao "'o'o -, o"e" no"o''' 'oc
anses " a'a''pol4ns; "''u ussie' u''St u Aces
"f,ea1' "et' suspe'nteu n.,.A ... ncAt i'esunoe''
anA the ease eohtl.'uea nat't LUZ sa'he tstne lor
'usa'es '"'.s''t'''' t"s '"s"na - -. t"'. ol''e.
e'oe'su ~ W ps ,s ,'an.su ~ - e1.s.s' m aau
oa's' , ''''u.', u.a,o -" ,'.. ~ w"
a''' " eslNesu's "e"'5 y" 4"'e' ""o na" 1or
.e lass t"u 'sa's uss. p'o''.'c's ~ ,"si unit
m'' W" :. ~ p.so 'nu .,'' ~" ~ 'a,so SUI
Die ol tfottefs' none oi which can low br trot'
W W. ~ us' I..,. r,.ns =, "n"1 o".eu ~ A'' tle,
WV asv's 4'a"'' ""' 'o'nc eoo"
,spu'as' ""u "' r"".s"'.eab WV taAu peo1"'
sa,p'ss, "" ~ n. NV sa'As .1s,'s tsu'o eenee@'-
y saes'asto'!. !nc s"ss"uueu past'es
"n 49," ""1'-NHo"H n"''A''s'
anu 1amoF has eohneetea ttlelf 1'nll'cs With tic
fraudulent proceedings cTcr since tic sncc was
tsotted. One rcsult Of their SUSPENSION Will be
10 throw ]arao number of rrorn;ncnt ,rottors
49,, % .,' ., '"is' " r,o'',"onL ,,. 'so.sors
w, ,sso 'Au ..A""s ~ o'"ets, I.'sn'o Aas Lttlc
ticd, Monarch Rule, Cul. DnWcs, Atl1 kate
spsague III tFnnEl1Es Hl1s Gllddcn, scvGral rood
Onrs; Dtggs llas Deck Wright. and Dnweu
lsfga stable at Boston,
'Ae ues's'ol. .nso"s nc" l'sht on Tue race.
Of NJ, IL % PATTI por , P r si,sF sn ts
, 1879-05-15


JOLIET. Ill.,, MAY i4.-rln strike OF the quar-
rvnen at Lun,ont Inns proved, SO fat, perfectly
hucccssfal. They arc now getting 8l..1 pcr day
fpr their labor, which is excellent wagc. for
quarrytncn. 1t Il Understood that aa soon aB
present contracts ars filfr1 The employers will
slut down the QnnEries md employ no men I'M
less t!leF enn be hired for Sl.22j day. To.tuur-
row The Juliet nuarries will pay to Their lnborers
fos April nbult $5,tU0.
, 1879-05-15

Doaton Physician says:
''sIheo received 50 much relief from the uso
ot It myself, after thorough trial OF tl,. usaI
ronetllca, Eave privately advised Its use, at
presume lave scut to YOUR store uo l4sa than
ON hundred os my patents for it,"
F'tcc, with Improved Inhaler. Treatise, and
Directions, $l.O0. Sold by nll Druggists
, 1879-05-15

BUSINESS NOTICES.
Arcnh'a trorf. Iron. ns,tl Wine. tnn,ta in ac.
coFianer With latest 1ntIlEchI research. inproyo6
TIE arprtie. errfchns Tho hEuoa. Rnl promptly re-
MaFcA fie!sG power, when fatlsue ftun btIYeicat
u mental hFatM. Depot. III, Fart Madison strect.
Chow jnckson's lscst Sweet Navy Tnbaccs,,
, 1879-05-15
SCANDAL.

Tho Tuwn af Lebanon, Tenn, Acltatoa ly
IL Cs,uruit.Trinl Fo1tusvlnE After lugtttous
MfaslUlnEs S1titew!iero AmouR Ita Cttt-
, 1879-05-15
BUSINESS NOTICES,

No other Whiskc' bye equals 1rt!t's~.5o cents,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-26
Pioneer Fair ..d Festival.

There was . large meeting yesterday
Of ladies engaged In getting up the fair
and festival for the Pioneers, which 10
to commence at National Guard Hall
December 2. Arrangements are now all
completed. Following are the commit
tees ::
Refreshmsnt Tabls-Mrs. Morrill,.
Punch Bowl, virginia-Mrs. Haist,
Mrs. CARRIER and Mrs. Lockland.
Punch Bowl, Gold Hill-Mrs. Doaus.
Ice Cream Stand - Mrs. Chattsrton
and Miss Diamond.
Fancy and Commission Table-Misi
Lottis Pinschowsr, Miss Baker and Mrs.
Ashley.
Grab Bsg-Miss Hernleben.
Cigar Stand-Miss Flo Caldwell and
Miss Maggie Long.
Flower Table - Mary Daley. Mrs.
Treadwsll and Mrs. Bartlett.
Art Gallsry-Mrs. John Peck.
Amusements-Mrs. Brownie Forest.
Fish Pond-Miss Delsvsn.
Confectionery stand-Mrs. Gates and
Miss Felicie Genesy.
Coffee Stand-Mrs. Miles Goodman,
Mrs. Curnow, Mrs. Pinsohower and Miss
Emma Spring.
Tickets to tho masquerade ball were
fxed % follows: Gentleman and lady,
%; gentleman alone. 81; lady alone, 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-26
The Pioneer Fair.

The coming Pioneer boom at Virginia
City. says the Carson Appeal. promises
To DO one OF the biggest things ever
known In Nevada. OF course 1t is Gus.
tomary to slluds to these blowouts OF
the Pioneers a. big simply from force Of
habit. In this particular instance "biR"
don't begin to describe what may DO
expected Of the affair. II will be. In the
p~arlance Of the slsngy. simply in.
m~snss." The old stiffs are coming out
OF their holes In all parts OF the State
and interesting everybody In the move.
msnt. Empire has now come into ALI.
anos. The following committee has
been appointed from that famous
marine village: Frank McC ullough, Hon.
w. o. q. Martin, Hon. 8. E. Jones, r.
Logan and Thos. Beer; also Mrs. Frank
McCollouph, Mrs. s. E. Jones. Mrs. W.
o. b. Martin. Miss Annie Morris, Miss
n. White. The v. & T. Z. r. Co.
have generously offered to run their cars
at half rates during the continuance Of
the fair. which will begin on December
Sd and last Ave days. On Wednesday,
the 4th. the Carson people will 60 up
and give the Comstockers q musical en-.
tsrtainmsnt, and q big dance will also
come Of with the flower Of Carson's
beauty on hand. The 0rmsby county
table at the fair will b the biggest and
handsomsst affair to DO seen In Virginia
during the progress Of the festivities.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-26
SUICIDE.
David smith, Of His own Act and
Deliberate Iaseation, 10 Bumped
10 Death b. IN Engine.

About 1880 o'clock yesterday morn
ing David Smith. aGsrmsn. about forty
Eve years Of age. was killed by q freight
engine backing through the E.stree'
railroad tunnel, Virginia.
Coroner Brodek held an inquest on
the body last evening. and from the tss'
timony adduoed 1t appears that the en-
ginssr saw Smith when some sixty feet
from him and blew bis whistle. Smith
turned his head. saw the train. but in
stead Of getting of the side Of the track.
stepped squarely out into It's center.
The bumper Of the tender struck him in
the back and stretched him on the track.
The train was stopped ct once and the
man taken out dead. None Of the
wheels touched him. but the bones Of
his back and chest were all more or less
crushed and one OF his legs Was frao.
tured, all BY tho force Of the blow be
received from behind, and his heavy fall
forward on the track.
At the inquest last evening William
Lynch testified to being on the tender
snd seeing Smith on the track. When
the engine whistled he looked around.
saw Il coming and kept along ~ II do.
sirous Of being run over by 1t.
It appeared also from the testimony
that ON previous occasions he has acted
strangely when about the cars. and
would have been killed last week had
not some men pulled him ont Of ths way
OF an engine.
His brother says that the deceased
had been out'of work for some months,
and was very respondent; besides ho
some years ago had . stroke OF paralysis
from which be had never wholly recov.
cred. and has since gone about As II do.
mented.
The Jury found that deceased came to
bis death from being struck BY q tender
Of Q locomotive Of the Virginia d
Truckee Railroad. through bis OWE act
and deliberate intention. and that no
blame attaches to any one.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-26


The north header has been pushed
1885 feet from the main tunnel and that
OF the south branch 305 feet. The
prospecting drifts are going on a. usual.
Trojan.
Work going on as usual on the third
lsvsl and in promising looking quartz.
Above the second level punches and
stringsrs Of ore are encountered.
Working toward the ledge and meet.
ing with sscsllent encouragement. The
formation encountered Is highly miner.
allied and prospects we'll.
Golden Gate.
The changes to the hosting frame are
completed. the chairs set, the guides
finished and the cage nearly ready to
run.
scorpiea.
Tho shaft Is down today $50 feet, the
bottom In hard rock which. however.
works we'll.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-26

do.As.rou.PLEAsE.-Thers will be q
walking match. 60 q you please. ct
Piper's Opera House, commencing Do.
cembsr / at II P. N. and ending Decem.
Der 8, between Billy Chenowith. OF Cali.
toruis, and George E. Wilcox. Michael
Kennedy and Il. Murphy. Of Virginia.
Before the match commences there will
be Q twenty.mils match. Further par.
ticulars hereafter, Bee advertisement Of
race under NEW Today"
BAD ScRAPs.-John A. McQusid, the
we'll known attorney formerly OF Virginia
City. has got into trouble at Bodis. Nc
Quad 10 addicted to the flowing bowl
and when under the influence OF liquor
10 apt 10 DO abusive. During . spree
last Monday night McQuaid stabbed
Thomas Mrkls In the abdomen, inHiot-
Ing Q very dangerous wound.
Officer Linshan Of Virginia was last
evening acquitted BY the Board Of Police
Commissioners OF . charge Of brutal
treatment, preferred by Michael Moran.
The thsrmomstsr registered 10 this
mornipg-l7 degrees below freezing. II
seldom gets much lower. A cold north
wind came up In the night.
Asrssxrxr.-Ths overman has levied
m assessment Of % per share, delin.
ousnt December 81. Bee advertisement
In another column.
Moses J. Rourks. Of Silver City. died
in Dodis after an illness Of bat SO hours
and Was buried today at noon ct Silver
City.
p. MeGovsrn has the right 10 use the
ssver water Of Silver street, virginis,
and will box II and conduct II Of.
There will b. divine service ct 81.
Johns Church tomorrow (Thsnkssiving
Day. ct II a. y.
Ball Of the Exempt Firemsn Of vir-
sinis at National Guard Hall. Virginia,
tonight.
The annual meeting Of the Msrssrita
Mining Company VIII tatsplais Dsesm-
Der Is. ~,
The s.sks VIII y slss.a ssasrs,v.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-26
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Special Msssing OF the Beard Last
Evsstng = More Absus raxes-
Hospital Meat Contract.

There was . special meeting Of ths
Board Of County Commissioners at 7:so
last evening. the full Board being
present.
Louis Schosnfsld vas assessed for
$500 personal property. he left last
March, and had no personal property.
The District Attorney thought the Board
was powsrlsss In the premises. There
was q month Of equalization to attend TO
such matters. The Board were Of the
opinion that Q wrong had been done.
| Ordered that . warrant be drawn for the
amount Of the tax. and that the Auditor
DO notiArd, and that he apportian the
proper amount against the State ADD
special school fund.
Bishop Whitaker appeared 10 behalf
Of Mrs. MsyAeld. who was destitute and
sick. She had friends In Oregon, who
would take care OF her u there. Com.
missioner Nys said she was In bed; II
she remained she would have 70 60 70
the hospital and stay there for life. Rs.
fsrrsd to the Hospital COMMITTEES and
Commissioners Csnavsn With power.
The committee on Mrs. wilkins claim
for ovsr. assessment and on that OF Mrs.
Hemsnway reported adversely. Report
adopted.
Bills were allowed a. follows: Louis
Scboenfeld. tax on personal property.
as mentioned above. ST rs; Alderman
Coyne. double assessment. ssms lot.
$40 IS; Daniel Knapp. improperly oil.
lect-d poll tax. -.
Clerk Mcdonald reported on bids for
supplying the hospital With meats. etc.,
for three months. 10 accordance with
what has been already published In
these columns. Tbs contract was Award
ed to Louis Kramer. DO being the lowest
bidder. Bond for its faithful perform
snce placed at $3.50.
Commissioners Nys wanted some n.
rangemeuts made for working County
prisoners. Commissioners Fraser said
the City would not pay anything for
their labor or for o keeper while they
were at work. Referred to Court.houss
COMMITTEES aud the COMMITTEES on High.
ways.
The Committee on Hlshways reported
that the people at the @. & @. and B. &
B. shalt claimed that the road there wss
. private road and belonged to the DOM.
panies. although Il had been used By the
public for . long time. Committee con.
tinued.
Adjourned till Thursday, December 4.
at IL A. Y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-26
RssMKN

Dsleher-Si per shars; levied November II;
delinquent December Is; sale day January
Is.
Crews Psiss-si per share; LEVIED Novem.
Der II; deIinqasnt Dsesmbsr RI; sale day
January II.
Jaiia Consolidated - 81 per shsr.; lev.
led November -; delinquent December ~;
sals day January 10.
Worth Bosaass-as cents per share; levied
November ~: ~dsiinqusns December ~; sale
day January IS.
levied November 81: delinquent Decsmbsr
~; sale day January II.
Ovssmas-s9 per share: levied Nevsmbsr 10;
dsiino snt December 81 sale day January
u.
Crsus Peias-si per share; levied No
ysmbsr nth; d. inqusnt Dsesubsr nd; sale
day January i7th-
Dslsher-si per share: levied Novemb.r 18th;
Dc, n0usnt pse'nssr ai; sale da' 'ana'
Yiswsvy-p cents per share; levied Novem.
Der ltth; dehnqisnt psesmbsr 18th: sale
day January 7th.
Qstss-2s cents par share; levied November
January TN.
Caisds.is-0 cents per share: levied No
vembsr 10th: delinquent Decsabsr 18Th;
sale day January oth.
Msxieaa- "a per share: levied November Ith;
delinquent December lith. sale day De-
csmbsr sist.
Choilar-so cents per share; levied November
eth: delinquent Decsmbsr 9Th: sale day
pscsnbsr 18th.
Pesssi % cents per share; levied November
9TH; deli quent peesuesr sth; sais DAY
December ~ b.
aaA... H...a- "a - .hsp-. lsvlAi 0rfa.
her sist: delinquent psesuber eth. sale day
December 2tth.
sec. neichsr-Ss per share; levied October
sist; dsiilauent December san; sale day
December roth.
BuiiIsa-eo cents per share: levied Novsm-
Der Let: delinousnt Deesmber ID; al day
December skth.
lswa-io cents per share: levied October 2,d;
d~slioonsas November ss'h; sale day Deem
Ueah-y1 per share: levied October 21th; de-
,ina's1, s0v'ms'' a''h' sale day Dses~'
Asv Yesk-so cents per share; levied oe,o.
bsr a7d; dslinqusnt November satn; sale
day December 10th.
Culver ssssitdated-tk cents persh.re;
levied Oetober 18th: Delinquent Novembes
sosh, sal. day December :oth.
nilvss Hni-D cents per share levied De-
tossr Il; delinquent November ~; sale day
December II.
Alabama and Humboids-io cents Per
shar; levied October 9th; deunqusnt No.
vembsr 18Th: sale day Deeemosr ID
Yslisw Jsekes-Si per shsre; levied oeto
bsr i3,h; d. iinqusIt November 18th: sale
DAY December 18th.
aid AiIver-3s cents per share; levied
October 9Th; delinquent November 10th:
sale day December sth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-26
4 SCHOOL BoY's THAHKs0Iv.
ING POEA.

tn snkseiving Day has como again
How grateful | must b.
For ell the JOY, and all the pain.
The year has brought 70 me.
I'm thankful for the fall I had
when climbing In the barn
For wnooping cough. and measles bad.
And boil upon my arm.
Ny gratitude shall have no bound,
III shout and sing all day;
And when the night doth come around.
I'll dance and Z" hockey" play.
No school today to rack my brain;
No text book TO pore DER;
No puzxlss over loss and gain:
No search for hidden lore.
But snug In bel I slept till eight.
Then rosa with little haste.
For mother kept the brsskiast late.
To please, shs said, my tssts.
Thsre'rs things TO eat. and things 10 drink.
All round ma everywhere,
Twelve tables loaded to the brink
With "msnu" rich and rare.
On one three roasted sobblsrs lie:
The neIt. six boiled hams;
The third 10 covered with minos pie:
The fourth. thiss pocks Of olsms.
On table ave ten puddinRs stand;
The sixth, shrimp salads hold;
oyst.rs on seven. from Maryland;
The eighth. bousd turkey cold.
champasne and wine on table nine;
The tenth, some bourbon whisky;
Eleven has some lighter wine;
The twelfth moro bourbon whisky.
whsrs to begin my dr.t attack
On all this tempting fars.
Just sets my topssils nat absck,
And 'whsims my mind with care.
.Tis very plain I can bus tasts
OF all this ssn'rous store.
And I'm afraid twill 20 TO wssts
When this days fun u DER.
10. with the oysters III b.gin.
And eat about . dozen,
And In this pie III put my fn.
Before I call my eouEn.
The turkeys good second Joint, please,
The chsmpssns-oi how funuyi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-26

THANKSGIVING FowLs.-Msrosr has
been selling any amount Of choice tur.
keys. chickens. geese and ducks ysstsr.
day and today to his fellow citizens Of
Gold Hill In order that they may cele.
brats the great national day Of thanks.
giving tomorrow In Q proper manner.
These desirable fowls are all Aesh and In
fns order, healthy and good. right
direct from the grain fields and
ranches OF the Golden State, and he
sells them ct the most reasonable cash
prices.
TALKING TuaxrY.-L. W. Folsom,
whose grocery store 10 up the street, 10
talking turkey today. and turkey talk 10
what people want, because tomorrow
will be Thanksgiving. when talk will
terminate In something better. This
will certainly DO the oass II you 60 TO
Folsom's for your turkey (talk thrown
in). The fact 10 that after feasting on
such birds an are to be found there no
one will care to talk for an hour or two
at least.
Foa Toxonnow. ". Lemsry. Of
Lower Gold Hill, IL armed and equipped
for Thanksgiving as the customs Of the
times aud the true observance Of the day
require. He has fat fowls OF oil kinds
and enough OF them and IL making all
who call for them delighted by the quail
ity OF their purchases. Then, he has
some other things, such as are wanted
on the table when feastlng 10 going on
At the family table. Lsmery IL alive TO
the wants Of his customers.
GooD.-virsinia IL going to have bet.
ter sidewalks. The Street Inspector has
been instructed to notify all persons
whose sidswslks are In bad condition to
put down new ones, and to bring IN
estimates OF the cost OF construction and
put down the required wallis at the o..
penss Of the property In case owners DO
not themselves put down the walks.
There has not been q Are or an alarm
Of nrs in Virginia City for . month.
Virginia does nothing by halves when
she wants Q Are she gets up good one
and one that lasts and when she does
not want one she puts z. B. In Chief Of
the Fire Department.
Yesterday afternoon the woodhouss Of
John Tudsbury, on south D street. near
MoCausland's stable. on the Divide.
took hrs from an ash barrel, but was
put ont by members Of Monumental
No. 6 before the arrival Of the regular
dremen.
In the last number Of Harpr's Weekly
Il given an engraving Of the photograph
taken by Lee 4 Noe, Of Virginia. OF
the Grant party on the occasion Of their
visit to the lower levels Of the California
and Consolidated Virginia mines.
Mrs. Ricketts, visited North BONANZA
and Flowsry today. Both believers In
her powers and those skeptical In rsla.
ton thereto are about equally ANXIOUS 70
know what her report will b.
The Dayton Literary club will givea
grand literary entertainment and ball
this evening. xusie BY Prof. vsrnsy's
ousdrlls Band. IAtseasy sxsssisss ssn-
,asass ss7;sQ, ..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-26
THE COMST0CK.
Latest Official Mining News.
Tor the Week Ending Wednesday,
November 20, 1879.

semsshiaE Absss shs Late Drop
why &c shouid Nos Have E6sessd
Uaies, Mexican ~ Ophir-Pres-
poets Ia Con. virgiaia snd Halo
4 Norcross-Ths Chsilar Drin
Wess-O On she Divide. Ia she
Bslchsr and Further oSash.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-26
sroCK nErOnT.
d. Francisco Board.
LAST xvESiSo.

lao Raymond 4 Ety.
l95 Eureka Con-. l6h, l6S
100 Belmont. 900
so X. X. Conf
400 Leopard. 2So
1850 ella. i0c
sac Northern Belle, 6S
100 Manhattan. 2lO
500 Metallic, CSC. TOO
1900 Argenta. soc
so Grand Prizo, IN
400 Navajo, 40c
$50 Endowment. Soc
$50 Belle Isle. 2 05.
1850 Day. I 10
$50 Hillside. SOC
$50 Paradise. I. I o., l 10
800 Real del Monte, ~. 81
1850 Albion. zoe. i5c
$50 Wales, 81
las NJ. Diablo. l0k
100 North Belle Isle. S5c
CAS- Bodie. iok. i0s. i0k bs0. i0k
1850 Bschtsl. I IS. ~
23s NcClinton. SOC. &0c
4lo Tioga. AZ
200 Summit. soc
80 Bulwst. ~
1875 Syndicate. s, 10
400 Qoodshaw. $50
so Oriental. So
200 Belvidere, SOC
coo Champion. 500. 25c
$50 Blsckhawk. 800
1900 South Bodie. SOC. 25c
SO Booker Con-, 73o
$50 Queen Bee. SOC
$50 Mono. ~. ~. I. A.. ~
THU xoxSIso.
30 ophir. 40
s45 Mexican. ASK. asa. "a
$50 Gould 4 Curry. 9. 81
ls5 Best 4 Beloher. l6k, 1Gk. lCk
$50 California, 4 80, ~, 4 10, 4 Is
SIS Savage, ~. 81
4i0 Con. Virginia, s. 81
$40 Chollar. 7.7h.N
500 Potosi. 4 so. ~
s7S Hale 4 N~orcross. i3S. Is. Isl
loo Grown Point, 2 60, 3 IS
21s Yellow Jacket. isk. i3t. ISL
lls0 Imperial. Too. Csc
10 Kentuck, 81
80 Alpha, 81. 81
$50 Belcher. 2 80. IS
IS Confidence. 3. 81
720 Sierra Nevada, 50. ssx. IS. ssk
IS Utah, IAN. Is
440 Bullion. 8. 4 30. 4 IS. ~. Z so
223 EIchequer. 8 30. s95
100 OvermAn. z. e.. Gu
10 Seq. Belchsr. IL
40 Justice.
<90 Union Con-. A, Ak. -. an. Is
43s, 45<, 4Sk. a.
$50 Alta. 8 40. 81. 8 IS. 8 60. 81
$50 Lady Bryan. s5c
400 Julia. I 30, I IS, I 80
$50 Caledonis. II
$50 Silver Hill. N
ITS Challenge. 2 20. ~
$50 Dardanelles. Toe
$40 New York. 40c
40 Occidental. II
100 Phil. Sheridan. zoe
$40 Lady Warrington Con-. zoe. 7oc
400 woodville. 20c
100 Kossuth. l5o
2s0 North Carson. i0c
$50 Andes
500 wslls-Farso. Sc
$50 Ward. ~. I IS, I 90. I IS
$50 Scorpion. 2 90. 2 IS
80 North Con. Virginia, l0s
so Morning Star.
500 Trojan. loo
ass Benton Con-. q 60. es
ls4o Golden Gate, 2 so. ~. p 20. rs
2l0. 2 05. 2
70 South Potosi. i0c
1850 Con. Dorado. q. I 30
s6s Flowery. $50
$50 Atlantic. l5c
$40 North BONANZA. zoe. 75e
40 Mackay. l3c
1000 South Utah. l0c
$40 Mountain View. 2 80. AZ, 2 10. 2 5.
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