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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-07-05
RAILROAD TIMETABLE.

YvRAINs OF THE v. n +. RAILROAD
u will run - follows:
For San Rramc1scO-Every night a.
cept Saturdays lesve Virginia at r. ~; Gold
Hill, 6:l0; Mound House. 6:A5: Carson. 1885,
Steamboat. 8:27; Reno. Dos; Truckee. II: Sec.
ramento. sos 4. H.: ysllejo. a. 10. arriving II
Gan Francisco st II 10.
For Carson and Be0o-Leavs VII
ginis st sas 4. H., and arrive ip Csrion -.
FOR Carson lAfternoons -LeAss sShsinis
ct 2a5 2. Il.
Time Of Arrival In Vlsnlnta.
Trains leave Carson ct l7x5 and 5 =. n, ana
arrive In Virginia at Las and Gas 2. n.
The Californis express reaches Carson q 80
A. H.. and arrives In Virginia st lp:4eA.N.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-07-05
SUITS FOR DELINQUENT
TAXES.
State Of Nevada, County
OF Lyon, District or
PROSECUTING Attor.
ney's 0mce.
NOTICE OF SUITS COMMENCED.

n 70 THE FOLLOwING-N NAMED DEFEND.
Il ants and all owners Of, or claimants 70.
the real estate and improvements thereon,
hereinafter described. known or unknown:
You arc hereby notified that suits have bsen
commenced IN the Justice Court (of d. K.
Hsrkin. Justice OF the Pescel Of Silver City
township. Lyon county. Nevada. BY the
State OF Nevada. plaintiff. against each OF
the defendants hereinafter named. and each
Of The following mines, trscta and parcels OF
land, with the improvements thereon. and al
owners Of or claimants TO the same. known
or unknown. to recover the tax delinquency
assessed to said defendants against said prop
erty for the fiscal year Of 1873, and that .
summons has been duly taaued in each cases
and You are further notified that unls<s you
appear and answer the complaints 6led In said
cause on or before July 10. 1879. at II 4. NJ.
judgment will be taken against you and the
real estate and improvements heFein de-
scribed for the amount Of taxes and delinr
quencies specified. and costs Of suit In each
case.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-07-05
DIR. SPINN Ely.
No. ~ Kearny Street.
Treats All Chronic and Special Diseases


WHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM TIE
w effects Of youthful follies or india-
cretion. will do we'll to avail themselves Of
this, the greatest boon ever laid Ut the altar
Of suffering humanity. DIR. SPINNEY viii
guarantee to forfeit $500 for every case Of
seminal weakness or private disease for every
kind of character which he undertakes and
fails to cure.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-07-05
South End Mining Company,

And all the hosting works and machinery, 100
yards east Of v. / T. R. r. Co., and improve.
ments- al situate, lying and being in Lyon
county, Nevada. Amount In ell, ga 27H.
JOHN POWELL. IRA
District Attorney, Lyon county. Nevada.
R.A. COOKE,
Sheriff Of Lyon county. Nevada
Dayton, June 8, 1879.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-07-05
PosTPoNEMENT.

The day Of sale Of the above-Damed Com
pany is hereby postponed until THURSDAY,
JULY u 1879, at the same hour and place.
By order of the Board of Directors.
JOHN CROCKETT, Secretary.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-07-05

1uVHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR-
chased the interest OF Orndorn b ma.
zee in the above saloon, will continue the
same, under his personal supervision. as
heretofore, and respectfully solicits con-
tinuance OF the patronage Of the old friends
Of the Saloon and the public generally
PETER J. DUNNE,
Sole Proprietor OF Delta Saloon.
virginia. New, June I. 1879.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-07-05

n. FRED BROOKS Is agent for the TINES
Carson City. snd In authorized to receipt
sfor subscriptions At that place.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-07-05

apl-ly llKssrney st.. San Franchise.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-05
In sierra Nevada.

At the Sierra Nevada there 10 . good
deal Of trouble with water at the ore
slopes ON the 1900 level. It appears
that they carried an excavation so far to
the ives, on the sill floor - to cut . clay
wall lying in that direction. letting In
quite q strong fow Of water. Dams have
been erected on the level TO prevent the
water getting down the main incline.
The water which collects on the level 10
pumped up TO the 100 level oy means
OF donkey pump. This pump 10 now
handling about all the water II can take,
and unless the fow Of water shall soon
decrease II will DO necessary to discon.
tinus the extraction Of ore for q time, a.
should more water Be tapped BY any
chance while blasting out the ore, there
would be danger Of it, overlooking the
dams and running down into the incline.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-05
WosdsrTaliy Rich.

DR.. ]. W. Van Zandt came in from
Bodie to witness the celebration Of the
Fourth at Virginia and attend TO some
business matters, arriving yesterday
morning. The doctor likes Bodis,
although Il Is l.7o0 feet higher than
Mount Davidson. A few days ago he
paid = visit to the famous Bodie mine,
and gave It Q thorough and critical in.
spection In every part. It 10 estimated
that there 10 ore enough In sight above
the lower level TO keep the mill running
steadily for o year or more. The
ledge grows richer and richer a.
Ii il worked deeper, and 10 with.
out q doubt the richest known gold
mine In the world. The doctor showed
Q News representative several pieces Of
ore which he took out Of various por.
tons Of the ledge himself. 1t wa very
rich not only 10 free gold. but also In
both leaf and horn silver. One piece
especially, OF q reddish. soft dsoompossd
character was heavy with bright, pure
gold, and hs had about Q teaspooniul OF
coarse pieces OF gold. bright little mug.
gets which hs picked out OF the ledge
with his csndlestick. The Doctor says
the real richness OF that mine can hardly
be described or believed. and he thinks
II IL worth double what It 10 even selling
for at the present time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-05
Pirsr's opera Heass.

The matinee this afternoon closed the
performance Of n. n. 8. Pinafore" al
Pipsr's Opera House BY the Amy
shsrwin company. The engagement
has been . success. Last night the
house wal crowded. The play wen,
we'll till Miss Josephine was to appear.
when thsre was Q delay. The piano
tinkled the prelude to the Last Bose Of
Summer, then repeated II. and still Misa
Shsrwin came not. Then the piano
quiesoed and the audience played pedal
bass. Then Mr.. Gates said that there
wa Q little difficulty but Il would b ar.
ranged st once and the play would 60
on. Hs had scarcely retired before Misa
Sherwin came on, a~pologised for keep
ing the audience waiting. assured them
Ii was not her fault and went on with
her part, singing more sxquisitel! than
ever. Mr.. Barrows having received In
formation OF the death OF his mother,
was excused. and Richards took the part
OF Sir Joseph Porter. K. O. B. In sct-
ing he fell much below Mr.. Barrows.
yet did we'll. he sang the part better
than does Mr.. Bsrrows. Tonight.
"Pinsfore" In Carson.
Next Wednesday evening Tony Pastor
and his double company will appear on
the stage Of the Opera House. He will
bring the largest company ever organ
lied BY him aud present many entertain.
iuR novelties. The names OF his com
psny will bs found In another column.
They include several fayorites here and
among them George W. Thatcher. one
Of those dry, oomioal fellows who appear
upon the stage Of the world 0 OF
twice only in . lifetime OF three SCORE
and ten. Prices will remain a. usual
and reserved seats oan be reserved ct the
box ofaeo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-05
.rHE RLusRY IN sToCKsr

Always mssps IN opportunity for some 'hfswd
and lively operator 70 make . handsome proat.
Nsssrs. lswrsnes b o.. Banksrr. N. T., have
.stsblshed the new combination system for
operating in stocks. % that capital in any
amount from % 70 $4,000 an Be used pratt.
Ably 1t any time that may suit the eustomsr
py pooling the orders Of thousspds OF patrons
Into one immense sum, and opsrahng than -
= miahty whole. under The most expsrtsnosd
shi.I, vsst proats ars rade. which could be
mind IN nc other way These ss divided
1ro rota amoog the shsrShoIdsrs-nonfhly. An
INVESTMENT Of so returns 90. OF . per csut: On
the ssoek. 500 pays Seo. and - On. according
20 Inc msfkss. 4 b. Louis patron ovsr
TO Der cent. on On investment In October ~
N eombinsios msthod. Nsssrs. tAwrsncs
Soo.'Spsv circular (mailsd frssl has ''tvo an.
srring ruies Sos success" and fall iniornaiion
20 that any one can opsrats win prons. btocks
"a hoods vsntsd, 0ovvrpmsat bonds sup.
piIsd. Apply 10 Lawfsnes . Co., benkses. "
kIohsnes fisos. Nsv York CITY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-05

Things were not in all ways and alto.
getbsr lovely in Carson yesterday. Cap
tain Lord. Of the Artillery Company,
knowing what . days orders were. and
finding NO transportation for his guns,
left them while the staff officers we're
fsasting and took his men TO Virginia.
then autographed to General Battsrmsn
what he had done. The guns came up
this morning. Many Of those In pro.
cession claim that not even water was
furnished them, while meals were
scanty, a. Carson meals sometimes are,
or In some instances not at all. The
horses furnished tho Artillery were mis-
cradle old plugs and wouldn't run
though lsshsd. The Hub used its ad'
vantsges and then abandoned the mill.
tary, or the boys are prsjudioed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-05
ENJOY LIE.

what Q truly bssatiful wosh ~ live mi h.
turs eiyss % grandeur q mountains. sisns md
eossns. and THOUSANDS d nsans for snioynsnt.
s y: i =. s g.: q e e; s: n ss: 8 !, e & s:ss s:a ss:i
IKE efving % mp dishsartsned. dlsooursSsd and
vonisd out viii diseass. vhsn thsrs G no %.
cssioa fur this falling. ~ svsey n6srsf can
easily obtain sstisfactoyy proof that Green's
August Flovsf VIII nafs them - ftss from
dissass = when bora. Dyspspeta md Nvss
oor a,. y r ~, ~ . SlrsSs e !. sss Ss ssssas}i Hs
eestiou, eiek Hssdschs. oostiysasss, Nervous
Pfo.tssttea, Dilinssse q ~ Hsa6. Pslpiatios
o. u NsaF&, snd othse distrseskng sy.p1oos.
mrs dses q Alglss Hlevss v1n Issvs q
yuoassfl 90 ssnpss bsstsR y ses9s,
.TVu.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-05
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
Pay Of Absent
on,s Case to be Attended 30.

VI VIEW " " AssUneOA W.
NEW Yoax, July 5.-Ths Time'
Warrington special says: The question
whether the law il . dead letter which
snacts that nc member Of Congress
shall b paid the amount Of his salary
for days that he ID absent from his on.
cial post, except With leave or on %.
count Of sickness, will probably b de-
cided before long. Il 10 . notorious fact
that Sharon, Of Nevada, has rarely ct.
tended the sessions Of the Senate. he
has not been In his seat moro than two
months sinos be qualified. he left here
on February 2eth last, after drawing the
full amount due him 10 that date, hsv.
ing neglected 10 appear q the extra sss-
sion Of the 1orty-sixth Congress.
Buroh, the new Secretary Of the Senate.
states that II Sharon demands bis cal.
sry for that session be will, before pay
ing the money, submit the case TO the
First Controller Of the Treasury. and
obtain Q written decision from him DON.
corning his duty In the premises. The
law, however. II 90 clear that Il 10
doubtful whether any construction can
be placed upon II that will give 70 Sharon
the monsy which he never earned. 6ec.
lions 10 sud.4l OF the Revised Statutes
expressly forbid the payment OF salary
or mileage 70 members Who absent them.
selves without sufdosnt cause.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-05
SEVERE ACCIDENT.
Rsrsnan Ballard or she 0phir
Caught In she Msshisssy -
she Alno.

At $50 yesterday morning, Richard
Milton Ballard. foreman Of the Ophir
mine, met With 90 severe an accident
that he was for Q time considered dead.
and . report to tina. effect came current
all ovsr Virginia.
A donkey pump had been undergoing
repairs at the machine shop and wa on
. small truck ct the drilling machine.
Ballard bad been In the mine and, with
coat on, offered his assistance In hand
ling the truck, which stood very near the
small upright engine which ups all the
machinery Of the shop. The msohinist
says that a. Ballard stopped and pulled
st the truck the fy.whssl Of this engine
caught his coat, throwing him violently
over backwards. The back Of his head
struck one Of the projecting anchor
bolts OF the sngius, cutting Q gash about
an inch deep and two inches long.
But Ballads misfortune did not end
there. Hs fell partially against Q block
standing BY which threw him with his
head against the revolving 6y wheel and
between that and the foundation OF the
engine and at the same time brought his
right shoulder directly under and against
the wheel and with such force that his
shoulder, acting a. . brake. instantly
stopped the engine and the whole ms
chinery Of the shop.
To shut OF steam was but the work
Of an instant. but TO sxtricats the fallen
man from bis psrilous position was not
% easy. He was 10 vsdged under tho
Hy.whssi. and 80 orsmpsd up between
the block. the truck and the machinery.
that some time elapsed before be was
rescued. II was full fifteen minutes be-
fore be recovered consciousness. During
all that time his eyes were set and no
lay moionless.
he finally came TO his senses, how.
ever, and was conveyed home. he 10
considerably bruised, but. being . man
Of wonderful physical strength and en-.
durancs, he Il likely to come out OF all
his injuries In Q short time. Last even.
ing hs was able to cit up and converse
quite freely, and even to walk about
some. Ballard 10 one OF the most pop
ular and best foremsn on the Comstock,
and It would indeed have been . sorry
Fourth Of July to very many had hs
been killed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-05

Or FOL TIE MOUNTAIN.
Professor Ewing, Principal Of the
Fourth Ward School, Virginia, started
on horseback for the mountains, where
be will spend the greater portion OF the
current vacation hunting and fishing.
he expects to DO Joined in bis wander.
ings by Professor Baker. Of Silver City.
We hope 10 hear from the twain.
WENT TO CA,soS.-Aftsr the parade In
Virginia yesterday. both Emmett Guards
went to Carson and returned In time for
the ball. To-day those Of the Ban Fran
cisco company who wish are visiting the
mines, they having been thrown openrto
them generally. Tomorrow the 'Fris.
cans will b fsasted, and ct night start
for home. .
At the Alta and Benton the east cross.
cut on the 1850 level. after passing
through . solid body Of quartz soms 70
feet In width and assaying from u to
SIS, has cut into . body OF Arst.olass
ore, into which they have driven several
feet, and the full width Of which has not
yet been asosrtainsd.
liz the Lady Washington. on their
1850 level. they are running dlssonally
into . heavy body Of quartz, which %.
says about the Same q did that on the
1850 level OF the Alta and Benton pre-
vious to reaching the ore body.
HATc1's delivery team ran away In
Virginia Today about 10 a. n. II started
on Carson, went up 10 A street, thence
mp to sutton avenue and then down, and
when last seem was delivering goods on
it, own hook around the depot.
THrsr will BE- . hand-drlling match
at the Yellow Jacket new works this
evening at $50 o'clock, between Harry
Tonkin and Robert Large, for 800 q
side. The men are each TO strike down
. hole two feet deep.
II, Emmett Guards complimentary
ball to their namesakss Of San Fran.
cisco last evening was one Of the hnest
military entertainments ever given on
the Comstoek. The boys were delighted
with II.
A LAaor h~rscracksr. thrown between
the Postofloe bookstore and Mark
strouss's brick, Virginia, came near
burning the wooden building up OF p.
y. yesterday.
TEE water tank at the head Of Union
street, Virginia, this noon sent . noun.
tain torrent down which extended 70 O
street and there found . sewer.
A lEouLAa xrrrIso Of Washos Typo
graphical Union will DO held tomorrow
afternoon at Q o'clock, In Judge Moses
Courtroom, Virginia.
Axoxo the successful candidates at
the last examination for admission to
West Point was Jack Neall, son Of Mrs.
Nsall. Of Virginia.
Observation-Disclosures q. Kaiser has 10.
Gated the Central, formerly the Lima
and Lima South Extension, 1900 feet.
Virginia District.
TIE pipes through which the water
will DO sent 10 the Sutro Tunnel from
the O. / o. shaft will be in place In
about ten days.
DANIEL 0,Doxlzus, one Of the Bull
lions dssd, vas buried BY the Miners
Union this afternoon 81 8 o'clock.
Tzl incline Of the Utah ID now . IT.
lie over 90 fsst below the 1760 level.
TIE dag.pols Of the Enterprise went
with the gale yestsrdsy.
MATT In "ofadal" dress came up
from Carson to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-05
Fer Thirty Days.

There will be Fourth OF July for thirty
days at the White House Of Abrahsms
Brothers 4 Co., IA South @ street. Vir.
gipia. and during that time they will Of.
fer such bargains in their great clearance
sale OF clothing, etc., as will make every
customer feel independent for q year to
come. Their stock 10 new. fne, season.
able and good. It covers all branches
Of the trade In their line. and Is %.
pecially rich In elegant, n~sw-style. Sum.
msr clothing. which 10 offered at lower
than living rates. See notice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-05

PAY.aoILs. - The payroll Of the
Sierra Nevada Mining Company for the
month OF June amounts to $50, 500;
that Of the ophir. Mexican and Union
Con. combined, $751; 16 IS; that Of the
Gould 4 Curry, Best L Belcher and o..
biston shaft, t22, 068 IS. and that OF
the Con. Virginia, California and o. h
@. shsft csmbinsd $47,6 $50 26. The Utah
n~sy.roli amounts 70 S5.7l0 IS; the
North Con. Virginia, $ll,7b7 %, and
the Occidental $906.
BANK or vr,oruA.-This place 10 b.
coming more and more popular every
day among the business men OF this
.sctIou. Il has ample capital for al
Legitimate banking and stock business.
1. conducted on sound business phn-
oiplss. and 10 winning Ito way rapidly
among the people. stook bought and
cold and carried on margins, and gen.
srai banking business dons.
MIasrsp.-Ths numerous fisads Of
Rev. W. B. Jsnvsy viii be pleased to
learn that hs and Miss Sadie Bragg. Of
R.no. have formed Q matrimonial 90.
nsrtnsr,hip for life. Mr.. Jsnvsy ID .
eood man. and his wife win nnd him 20.
Nav their matrimonial partnsnhip prove
'ths staunchsst kind Of . ship 70 avoid OF
carry them through al possible sea- Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-05
Nav Postal Requirements.

WASHINGTON. July 6.-Ths Postmas-
ter General has required all Postmaster
to mako an actual count Of the number
Of letters and postal cards, and Of pack
ages Of third and fourth.olass matter
deposited for mailing ct their of,oss
upon the first seven days Of September,
and the Superintendent Of the Railway
Mail Service u directed 70 have . simi.
lar count made upon the cars and steam.
boats for the same length Of time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-05
Religioas Hssas~.

A.. Johns church, Gold HIN. .Rsv. r. Q.
Isstmsn, Factor. utfvioss On SUNDAY q ia.
=. . 2. 4. Ths ssefs are ne. 80 snss
cordially invited Sunday scnooi y i:N@
Thsrs win b divine service q d fs1Is
Church, yirstnis Oily, to-mof1oW - IA 10
Bishop whitaker on cisttng.
Thsrs viii b divine eervics q " sshoa
~. "a S:O ?. \. Sunday school q iao'
~. ~. afsAsu vii psssch q Nssoaio Han,
osil nin, sslssgTsw ssfo IH Mus tavt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-05

and badly Jared. His horse ran away.
smashing bis buggy up pretty badly.
About Q O'Clock Q little boy named
Basilio Antipss was crossing North O
street In front of Nocs's store. whom q
spring wagon came along and he was
knocked down and run over by both
wheels. He will recover.
There were q few minor casualhes and
three or four fights, bat the celebration.
Notwithstanding the absence Of 70 many
Of the military companies. was ons Of
the best ever held on the Comstook.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-05
Probable Murder.

PoarIAxD. Oregon, July 6.-Ths body
Of an unknown man was found floating
In the river day before yesterday. The
remains had been In the water . long
time and were BADLY deoompossd. The
skull was found 10 b fractured In ssv.
srsl places. A ooronsr's jury returned
Q verdict to the effect that death hsd
resulted from . fracture Of the skull.
probably inflicted BY . blunt instrumsat
In the hands Of some psrson or persons
unknown TO the Jury.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-05
.rr,,.l. lhia narni.r.

II Mathewson. 8 z Dickson. 9 o
Curtis. Miss O W Ackley. B Henry. J
Doughsrty. Miss O Smart, W Kunsmsn, b
aslbreth, Miss Ncouarry. II Psrasich.
Jos Norman. J W Cline. Geo DAILY, J =
Boyd, D E Libbie. @ b Morris, " W Ma
son. J LANCER. Chas Dobler, z O Brady. B
N Lon. Mrs. r Mckay, p Brown. n Fism.
Ing, Miss Parkinson. 8 Damxig. ER Hsrst.
8 Arpstsin. A MoIntosh, L z Dosus. L
Coates, L D Wright. J Cspisux. " Gal.
brsth. B @. Stevens. = struty. 2 Nutting.
I n Hsiliug. p Lyman. Miss Grsos Dow.
dell. b Stewart, Kitty Rsed. A Tucssot. L
4 Booth. T @ Taylor. Mrs Bangor. Y
Tsuchtwsngsr. Il Teuohtwanssr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-05
National Convention Of Israelites.

National Convention OF Israelites.
Bosrox. July 6.-Ths National Con.
vsntion Of representatives Of the Israel
ties will. for the nrst time in the history
Of tho country. meet here next Thurs.
day, obedisnt 70 . call Of the Biennial
Council Of American Hebrew Congrses.
lions. Two hundred delegates are q.
pectsd. The principal objects Of the
Convention are the establishment OF .
grand Rabbinniosl College here, and .
colonization project to prevent the
growth Of Jewish psupsrism, on which.
it 10 said, . report has ben prepared
recommending the purchase Of lands In
the far West.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-05

Robinson 4 Folsom. the popular
grocers Of upper Main street, have just
rsosivsd . large, fresh and carefully &C.
lectsd assortment Of family groceries.
provisions. etc.. which they are offering
at Wholesale and retail to the people
here, and at prices corresponding with
the times. They also deal in general
m~srchandiss and make . specially Of
Illuminating and lubricating oils. This
arm IN well known here and elsewhere
- honorable and upright dealers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-05
Killed BIZ Bell.

Bosrox. July IA shocking scene
occurred st the slaughter house Of Henry
aunssnberssr. .. West somsrvills. yes.
terday. Henry White, an employs. 30
years OF age. was leading . bull into the
slaughter house. when the rope became
ioosensd. The animal caught White
below the navel with . horn and
ripped his body completely open. oaus.
ing instant death.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-05

Arrivals Yesterday nsssSsg.
Miss Annie Dolligan. o Lonksy. xrs
xoDermott, Mrs. p II Ford. Miss n Ford.
B Lonksy. Mrs b Kelly, B Smith. "
Hewlett, J h o'Donshus. Thss sundsr.
land. J J Corigsn. Chss Bseoroit, " II
Peal. J Hickay. u Barry. O Greer. Thos
o'Donald. Jr. B @ Dickson, Della oon-
nelly. p h Wand, b @ Hsnly. p Sullivan.
B W PARKS, Edna Niles, O Z whitney.
George A King. b A Hsdgsr. @ L Upshur.
Margaret Timmons.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-05
Cosssessd.

At 8 O'Clock P. ~, July Sd. oonneo'
ton was made on the $500 level between
the old workings OF the Yellow Jacket
and the new shaft. This has greatly
improved ventilation on this lsvel and
throughout the Imperial. both Yellow
Jacket shafts having . strong down cast
The connection 10 important In many 70
spects. A will BE- seen hereafter.