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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-31
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
[s,sc,AI 10 TEE GOLD arLL nAnr szxs
NemorIaI psy In Washington.

AON1gA ~ IS
WASHINGTON. May 81. = President
Hayes, Mrs. Hayes and other members
Of the family were at Arlington. Tho
President and Mrs. Hayes began tho
ceremonies by placing wreaths on the
graves Of the unknown dead The me-
mortal exercises possessed Q feature oil
Pacific coast interest in the recitation by
Congressman Dsggstt, OF Nevada, Of an
original poem written BY him for the
occasion. It wal well delivered and re-
osivsd with great enthusiasm. It opens
with the story Of . Saxon King. whose
subjects, headed by his brother. rebellsd,
bat we're conquered and then pardonsd.
The spirit Of treason, however, did mot
sleep, and they endeavored again to
overthrow the government, but their
purpose failed. The remaining portion
OF the poem was devoted 10 an eloquent
description Of Arlington and Q sulogy OF
the brave heroes resting under its sod,
saying Of them:
:. The aation wsaves the bays their valor won
Bat every rear returns them wet with tears,
And lays them at the iest Of sscrince."
Delegate Maginnis. Of Montana, do.
nyered the. Grafton, which formed Q part
OF similar services at the National Gem
etsry, near tho Soldiers Home, In this
District,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-31
SUICIDE.
Albert Psrris, Late Of che ChelIsr.
Throws Himself Down she bsaa.
dard shaft, Bodie,

The community was greatly shocked
last evening to hear that Albert Perrin,
late forman OF the Chollar-N oroross-
Savage shaft. had fallen down the shaft
Of the Standard mine. Bodis. and was
dead. The information was telsgrsphsd
to Isaac Requa. Superintendent, BY j.
Stephens, who. with Perrin. was visit
ing that section. Quite another phase
was. however, put upon the whole mat.
ter later IN the evening by the following
dispatch I:
BopIE, Cal, May 30.-Albsrt Perrin,
for many years foreman Of the Chollar
mine, in Virginia City, threw himself
down the Standard shaft to-day. and
was instantly killed. Deceased had
been in this vicinity for several days and
acted 80 strangely Is to cause suspicion
Of his sanity. He was visiting the Stan.
dard mine, and on the 400 level he
walked to the shaft and asked the fore
man the distance to the bottom. On
being told hs plunged down the shalt
head foremost. Hisrsmains will DO taken
to his family OF Virginia city.
The man was undoubtedly insane or
he never would have done 30 crazy o
deed. The cause OF his insanity Is still
q mystery. He had been employed at
the Chollar mine twelvo or thirteen
years. and for the past eight years had
been Mr.. Requa's foreman, lattsriy Of
the Requa shaft. He was very gener'
ally respected by all and possessed to .
high degree the confidence Of those with
whom he associated. He was about
81 years OF age. and leaves . wife and
daughter, who reside at No. $40 South
B street. Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-31
Demoralized Democracy.

New YoRx, May sl.-!The qrituns's
Washington special says Of tho Demo-
orsts and the veto "rhe Democracy
is badly dsmorslized and disorganizsd.
A Northern Democratic representative
being asked when the caucus would DO
held, replied that he did not know or
care, and that he thought Congress
might as we'll go home. An equally
distinguished Southern representative
replied, We are not going to hold an
other caucus OF all. What do We want
Of another caucus? p Wells. OF Texas,
said he did not know what course the
Democrats would pursue. he Is In favor
Of passing the Appropriation bills before
fixing any date for fual adjournment,
but he said he IL no longer taken into
tho councils OF his party. Clark. OF
Missouri, said he had no idea what step
would next be taken. These are fair
samples OF the replies OF about fifteen
mambara.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-31
Rose Eyunae.
Nero York Sun.

W" D"
Miss Rose Evtings IL &3 years Of age,
and 10 the daughter Of an American gen.
tleman who resided In France, and who
was uncle to Charles Eytings, the litera.
tour, and Sol. Eytinge, the artist.
Shortly after her first going on the stage
she retired from It, on marrying Mr..
Barnes, brother Of Surgeon.G General
Barnes, U. 8. A., and . popular editor
OF an Albany journal. After some years
Of connubial bliss, she left him and re-
turned to tho stage, supporting Edwin
Booth at tho Winter Garden and
Lester Wallack at his thsatsr.
whore she was for some time leading
lady, playing Beatrice to his Benedict.
She then raided tho rural districts with
the late ]. w. Wallack and E. L. Davsn.
port and Q small company Of their own.
playing NANCY Sykes with great
force and vigor. She retired again on
wedding Colonel George Butler. and
accompanied him to Egypt, where, dur
ing his rather turbulent Consulship. she
studied "Clsopstra on the Nile." in
which she appeared on her return. She
then divided her attractions between
playing In stock at the Union Square
Theatsr and making dashea on the coun.
try villages a. o star" into which she
has gradually settled. She has . dsugh.
ter on the stage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-31
Sensible Woman.

The present excellent English Queen
il sminsntly sensible In her domestic
notions. She cannot endure the mod.
srn idiotic habits Of women wearing q
low fringe OF hair across their forehead,
An English exchange says that hsr Ma.
jssty sent special instructions to the
bridesmaids Of the lats wedding OF her
SON, the Duke OF Connaught, that they
would not bs permitted To wear those
hair iripges or high heels on their boots.
nor to tis their dresses back In the pres
emit uncomfortable and indslioats fash.
ion. Victoria deserves the thanks Of
every intelligent mother In the land.
The same paper says: Last year one
lady appeared Of . drswing.room with
her hair over her eyes. The next day
she received . message from the Lord
Chamberlain informing her that until
her hair had grown she would not be re-
quirsd 10 attend any more drawing.
rooms,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-31
Roman Romance.
Ne,n York sur

beautiful young gentlemen had bis
ears boxed BY . very pretty girl In the
streets Of Rome last Winter. A soon
AZ the girl looked at him. she blushsd,
begged ten thousand pardons, and said
abe was mistaksn-shs had boxed the
wrong man. Now, the gentleman could
mot forget the box, the blush, the apol.
oey. and all the rest. and he determined
10 zee the girl again. II possible. Hs
did nee her-shs was . shop-girl; never
theless, no felt 10 much in love with her
that he offered hsr bis heart and hand.
She refused both. saying that shs was
engaged. This time he tried 70 forget
her. and had almost succeeded In doing
70. when be received . letter from her
asking him To 60 and . her Of . hos.
pitsl. He found the poor girl dying.
and from her lips he heard her story
he old one-"Lovs and ABANDONMENT"
She asked him NOT to let her baby die Of
hunger. He promised. and whom the
Qirl died be took the child and placed Il
with proper people. he did mors-hs
sent : challenge to the girls seduosr.
fought him, and, though be did not kill
him, disabled him for HE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-31

TIE Union Mill and Mining Company
have decided to the Virginia 4 Truokes
Railroad, in consideration OF $5. 900. the
building, etc., known as lot 2, block
245. range O, Virginia, on the east side
Of @ street, north Of tho Lone Star
Stables, ON the Divide.
TEE Virginia Tigers. Captain Two
his's Zouays Company. attracted much
attention yesterday by their fancy uni
form. Captain Twohig confidently *:
poets to made his the crack company OF
the Comstock in matters Of drill and
display.
EXTRA copies Of yesterdays News,
containing the Grafton, poem and other
matters relating to Memorial Day, are
for sale at this Office. Send o copy to
your friends in the East, and let them
know what we are doing out here.
Coon picnic weather has como at last.
and next Saturday. OF Trsadway's ranch,
Carson. the Pioneers and their friends
will be the Arst to try IL. Il will 30 o
famous old trial, for everybody will DO
there.
Town MARSHAL FoLsoM says parents
must keep their children of the streets
after 0 O'Clock at night. From and after
next Monday all boys found roaming
around town after night will DO arrested.
Pioneers. = There will be special
meetings Of the Society OF Pacific Coast
Pioneers tomorrow over the death OF A.
Perrin. See notice as TO tho hours.
PROVISION DuNs's band, which fur.
nished the music for the Gold Hill pro-
cession yesterday. mado q Ans appear.
anoe and furnished splendid music.
THERE Is some talk Of having q general
inspection Of all the military companies
OF Western Nevada next 4th OF July.
THERE will b q meeting Of Wsshos
Typographical Union in Gold Hill to.
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
MARY A. SprNcrR has commenced
suit for divorce from Walter Spencer, ON
the ground Of cruelty, etc.
HAsxISs and Bell will shoot q match
at the sarsfeld range tomorrow, Has
kins giving Bell odds.
sYL. KNIGHT. the shooting.gallery
man was ssrsnadsd by Professor Dennis
hand laat nipht.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-31
era.d Opera.

Next Wednesday and Thursday sven.
ines there will be Grand Opera at Pipsr's
and, II any Judgment al Be- based upon
the fact that halt Of the dress circle was
last evening reserved for both evenings,
the short season advertised will DO . suo-
cess. Tho people are thus indicating to
managers the line and quality Of enter
tainmsnts they prefer to patroniEs. Nj.
Barrett played TO full houses. Hereafter
great actors will not hesitate to visit us
' Q II times are hard. Litta and Cary
will sing to large audiences and hence.
forth sven Grand Opera will not shun
MS, Many Of tho names Of the singers
are familiar to the people here. Miss
Litta, however. 10 not 10 we'll known.
Shelf the soprano ABSOLUTE OF the troupe,
hence there will be interest In the
following which . Boston journal says
Of her:
Miss Maria Litta, made her hst ap-
pearsncs before o Boston audience last
evening a. Lucia. For 20 young . per.
SON to sing the part a. she did 10 really
prodigious. Her voice IL Q pure, delicate
and sympathetic soprano Of the most
phenomenal acute range. evenly de-
yeloped throughout Q wide compass.
Her style and method are signally good,
and her execution remarkably sound and
brilliant. All her roulades and arpeggi,
her trills and staeoato passages are sung
with the most natural ease and fusncy.
Last and not least, her singing Ii true.
In the higher realms Of musical senti.
ment she gives evidence OF . talent far
above the common. II she does not
yet show that maturity Of sustained
power which enables q singer ito suck
the last drop Of honey" out Of q slow,
hsart.moving phrase (as q French critic
has put it), she shows no weakness or
faltsring In, perhaps. equally trying
allegro passages. Thus she sang
the final alsgrets In the mad scene
with more artistic power than she
did the opening phase Of "Abfn son tua."
Her presencs Is winning and her move
msnts graceful She sings with tho
native simplicity and purity Of Q young,
artistic girl, and does not ape the passion
Of q tragedy queen. The very brightest
future may be predicted for her; for.
much as she has done already (and 1t II
very much. indssd). she gives evidence
OF having that In her which car do more
with time, age, experience and that
higher aesthetic training which only b.
gins when the technical part Of an
artists education is wollnigh completed.
She made o most enthusiastic impression
upon the audience.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-31
FALSE IMPR RssION.

Il 10 generally supposed By physicians and
the people generally that Dyspepsia cannot In.
vsrably bs cured. but We arc pleased 70 say
that GRREN's AuoUsT Flown hes never, 70 our
knowledge, failed 70 cure Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint In oil its ferns, such q Sour Btom.
ach, Oostivenees, Sick Headache. Palpitstion OF
etc. Out OF 10000 dozsn bottles sold last ysaf.
not . single failure was reported. bat Thousands
OF complimentary letters received from Drug.
gists OF wonderful cures. Three dosss will
relieve any case. Try II. sample Bottlss 10
cents. Regular slze 10 cents.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-31
KnighC's Drum Corps.

Ono fno feature in tho procession
yesterday was knights Drum Corps. II
was composed Of six pieces. and fur
nished splendid marching music. Its
presence in the line was due more to
tho Tigers desire to have them than
ANYTHING else. because that company
especially requested their employment.
After the procession was over the drum
corps marched down to Gold Hill In
front Of the Sarsfsld Guard, making
music such as any nan 10 glad to march
10. II is evident that all the companies
are becoming moro favorable to the hie
and drum for martial music, and that big
bands will not hereafter Be in such
great demand.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-31

04u Ib0mbe
s.x Fr.xm.oo. Nav 31.-Msmorial
.L.--' .-,,,o,r;.,.
Oay wa ooser'eu IN ~ sPp''
manner yesterday. rags were oisPiayeo
NJ half.ms throughout the city. The
uu,,.x, .,~,.a ,rt Il ,r,, AMI. and
formeo IN especially nns ieasufs ID 'n'
procession. The exercises ct the come
tsry were impressively beautiful. The
,-,.,,on a.r,.,.d h, a A. r Plat.
~
wa s1eelisn'' sno q oesu''u' Posm'
"Covsr Than Over" was very tastsfully
rsoitsd BY Miss Clara Mayo. Capt. Jack
crsvford. Of the q. A. R., read Q poem
,..u......,,, h,.m.mh.,
compose ,yr sl d.. psW.S.,nh;.
DIE y. DA1s 1oss, Ins-r -.
james =. ~
tnis oi.y, anu W. ea T;nS n,i.S
nrm Of ray q Gu. ,nn."
nlmsen ..d.. mo,nino, He v.nt
ofsgon, yesse.asy I..h. No. - .,..nd
70 ol.son -, m;,s Mt;o.tion In Coo
W oW w -. s.-.oTn.nt.d bv M.
ou -,mt - J.oLsn, counfv 10
n;uI y, ~ o,.i".s -. th.v nov Ar.
s = soM - SortS Gs,oiin.
M; w.sA ~
'np .ui Co I.ovs for . lono TINA the
.ass.,u.i ciS,L - A n Toad stoci
S.OL.s no,nsr ~ G%.iiiorni. and Lsidss.
So.T .,rs.,s hs. han srrestsd on a
ob.,,. ~ smhsxzlsm.nt and hsld 70
snsysr before the Grand jury In the
po,;os Can't vith hail oYsd Al 80. 600.
n. In b;s position on The Srst Of last
M..oh ana In a dsaeit Of rs. 900 be-
NM MIN n stoois which ho had CON.
800 20 h;s ovn n.s.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-31
Vote or Thanks.

The Committee OF Arrangements on
Decoration Day Parade offer their sin.
core thanks to the following parties for
donations OF flowers: J.. II. Shsrmier,
one basket, Mrs. L. 7. Fox. two boxes,
Mrs. E. Nichol, one box, Thomas Gala.
CHER, one box, G. g. Stevenson, two
boxes, u. and @. Veterans, four boxes;
also, to the ladies who assisted in ar
ranging flowers on the 18th and Soth
instant; also. the Gold Hill NEWS PUB
fishing Company for donation OF print.
ing, and all citizens who contributed
towards ~dsfraying the expenses Of the
narade. NJ. KENNEDY,
II. N. PRIsoLr,
d. TuoRBuRN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-31

FL Hill. Annie MAnsnsld. Miss K Su-
fro. @ II Sanford. A W Gordon. Z strouse.
son and daughter. George II Ford. Mrs ID
ABsnder. ] Ksarney. W Kirski. Mrs II NJ
Yering.on, A L Myers. W J Mckee. N No
BILE, J W varnoy, Gov J II Kinkesd, n
Medin, W Mason. T p Haley. W N Dow.
ney. W Bockner. 7 II Gilmore. Oh
Taylor. A Mcintosh. N Minor. ID NC
Kim and wife. George Mclaughlin O Z
Metcaif and wife. Mrs Wheeler. Mrs A su'
tro, Mrs Power. p mclaughlin. A Cowan.
J II Wilson. Mrs T Fox. Miss II v Sutro'
Miss E Altman, Mrs + A Wilson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-31
DIR. mlNTlR,s NRrHRRTlCuM.

"A compound fuid extract OF Buohu, d..
Mints's Nsphrsticum works wonders. All
cases Of Dropsy. Bright's pissass. Kidnsy. bad.
der and Urinary Complaints, OF Rstsntioa Of
Urine are entirely cured BY the Nsphrstieum.
Gravel, Diabetes. pain In the back. side ana
loln are cured when all other medicines have
failed. Bee what the druggists Of Portland and
Ban FrAncisco say about Dr.. Mintis's Nsphrou.
cum and knglish Dandslion Pills, ave have
sold . largo amount Of Or. Mintists medicines.
The knsii,a psndsiio1 pnis: siso ne Nsphresi;
and dive entire satisfsctlon." John 4. Chiids,
Druggist. Second street. Portland; @. II. Wood.
ward = Co., Druggists. corner first and Aldsr
streets, Portland. kessrs. Abrams d Carroll.
whole 'als Druggists. Nos 3 and 8 Front street..
81 San ~ xrs s.a Sia :.y; and M M Ts2ara R G=sparf ssSSrs
ne public All Druggist. keep thess msdicfnsA.
For ell ds~rsnssmsnts Of tho Liver. use Dr.. Nin.
ties knglish Dandclion Pills. For Biliousneea
ana Dyspepsia. use DR.. hintle's Rnslish Dsnds-
lion Pills. por Fevei and Agus. use Dr.. xiutie's
English Dandelion Pills. Every family should
keep the Kngllsb Dandellon Pills On hand: Or.
Miutie's remedies will not "curs Ill complaints."
but will, II taken according 70 directions, give
Immediate relief and perfect . cure In all
troubles for which they are recsmmended. Boid
By all Druggists.
THrRs have been more cures Of seminal
weakness. nervous debility and paralysis made
BY the wonde,fAl 4 glish remedy, Sir Ashley
Cooper's Vital Restorative. than by oil other
remedies combined. Why will you sufsrf
Send " A. e. Miptie, n D., No. II Kearny
street. San Francisco. for the Restorative. and
b curod. Prios, - per bottle; four times tbs
quantity. $40. Try . bottls. mh2e ~
J. DAVIDSON. Sole Agent for the Stats Of
Nevada. Room Q. No. l0s south o strsss.
VirQtuia. Nevada,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-31
CoMPLRxIoNAL INDICATIONS.

The complexion OF persons whose digestion
10 out Of order. who Arc bilious, or who lack
vigor. always exhibits an unhealthy tint. ND
BY regula ing the bodily organs apd promot-
ing digestion and assimilation that the psfch.
msnt hue indicative OF III health 10 banished
los complexion. use Hostetter's Stomach Biz
ters, an invigorant and Alternative which -.
moves those obstacles to renewed strength.
phyAicsl comfort and personal attrsotivensss-
an imperfect digestion and secretion. and . dis
ordered condition OF tho bowels. Persistence
In the use OF this inestimable corrective and
tonic will assuredly result in Q renewed physi.
cal regularity and vigor. viii tend 10 increase
bodily substance, and cause the GLOW and clear
color Of health to the :sll0W and wasted cheek.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-31
Lyon County Items.
,ped from

The following items are clipped from
the Lyon County 7Tnss Of to-day:
The Eureka mill, on the Carson river.
will start up on Sierra Nevada orc early
next month.
In conversation. the other day. John
Blustt, foreman Of the Sutro Tunnel.
said that the ditch would be cut BY the
goth OF next month. and by that time
there would not DO working over 200
men In the tunnel.
Alexander Blaksly, who was In charge
OF this paper during the last year Of
Mr.. Kenyon's propristorship, informs
rs that Frank Ksnyon's estate will not
from $500 TO $4,000. Mrs. Kenyon
IL In San Francisco. but will return 10
her relatives In Indiana a. soon - the
estate 10 settled.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-31
Piper. opera House.

There are some really good things in
the performances given by the Rentz's
Female Minstrsls at the Opera House,
and some, could they but be relieved OF
other and Objectionable features Of the
entertainments by the troupe. which
would be attractive to oil classes. With
q little care and different light the living
statues would be Of the class above
mentioned. Sensations are. however.
the order Of things and sensations
abound. Tonight q change OF pro.
Rramme and among other novelties the
Beechsr and Talmage line OF innocence
will be sxempliied.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-31
The chicago Pedestrians.

CHICAGO, May 3O.-After "a hours the
following persons showed we'll to the
front In tho 75.hour walking match:
CASTILLO, "a miles; Parry and John
Dobler, 90 miles; Banks, 81 miles; John
Sherry, SO miles; Grassland. SO, and
half q dozen others closely following.
The following have dropped out OF tho
race: Guyon, Benton, banners. Dodge,
Hsins, 'Iowa George" and Sallyman.
At 1 o'clock A. ". the score stood: DO.
bier, lO2 miles; Parry. Sherry, Banks
and CASTILLO, 100 each; Grassland w;
Burns, 90.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-31
Shot and Killed.
Sas.r State, Nay so.

A tramp known - Kid" Was tarrsd
and feathsrsd at Tosno for stealing $6O
from one Of the railroad boys. The
evidence against him was conclusive and
the punishmsut which he received
caused him 70 give up the stolen money.
He Was then ordered TO leave town,
which order be promptly obsysd, but at
the same time swearing vengeancs
against his prosecutors. The Elko In.
dependent says he returned 70 Toano at
night and cot hrs TO two buildings, but
was sspied and caught before he could
get out Of the town. and placed In box
car for safe keeping. pfsparatory 70.
bringing him to this place. 10 made
his escape from the box car and was
again seen. bpt would not stop on being
told that hs would b shot q, which wsA
dons, and q the shpotst's aim was
good, the "Kid" Kicked The bucket.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-31
Dessraesio. ON ,he wisr.

Passengers on the local train which
reached Virginia last evening declare
that near the Mound House the train
ran into . grand army Of grssshoppsrs
about q mile in width, all on the wing
and going southwark. There were mil
lions on millions Of them, and they
filed the air and almost darkensd the
sun. They poured along In . constant
stream, and NO end Of the army was
seer in any direction during the time
that the train ran . mile or more through
the thickest OF them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-31
Died In Hospital.

This morning at the County Hospital.
the notorious Kate Shea died. 1t is all
well snoush--this de mortuis nil, etc.
but the woman ia entitled to the benefit
Of her record ~ much as Mrs. OLeary's
Chicago cow. The latter kicked hell's
FIRE ali over Chicago. and the other
we'll. Vireinia's destruction OF October
26. 1876, started at her house.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-31
Emn,es Guard Bali.

The Emmett Guard Of Virginia will
give a grand civil and military ball at
Cooper's Hall, Wednesday evening. June
25th. 1t will DO . grand affair indeed,
az all balls given by this company are.
Por names OF committees, etc.. see adj
ysrtiseaent in another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-31
Another Oae.

The Eureka Leoder Of the Goth says :
Mr.. James Gillespie, q brother Of Mr..
John Gillespie, Of the popular Richmond
boarding house at Ruby Hill, arrived
last night from his home in Canada.
This Is the gentleman's first visit to our
coast, and he comes out to make his
home among ~. We are glad TO vel.
come him. upon his brothers account ~
veil as upon his own. The aforesaid
James and John are brothers 10 Adam
and Matt Gillespie Of Gold Hill. Every
once in Q while they have Q new brother
arrive from Canada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-31
BoxAx.Alse.-yes.srdsy afternoon

BosAxzArse.-yestsrday aitsrnoon j.
W. Thompson. . leading banker Of
Warrington City. and daughter: W. s.
Brown. Of the Mutual Life. New York;
o. T. johnson. ex-Msyor Of IGslssburg.
Illinois. wife and son, and @. J. Hillyer
and W. Sutherland Of Virginia. dsscsn-
dsd the @. 4 @. shaft and took o look at
The lover levels Of the bonanza mines.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-31
John A, Suffer.

Nzw Yosx. May 3l.-The Herald this
morning, referring to General Suffers
condition and the efforts he is making to
procure $50, 900 from the General Gov
eminent, suggests that the rich Califor.
nj ans, who were benefited by Suffers
generosity to the Americans In early
times. might raise twice $50 600 In an
hour.