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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-08-13
Forfslts for Fun.

a list Of amusing forfsits, which viii
make tho company laugh and not offend the
persons oAilsd upon TO pay thsm. ars hsre-
With given: I'LL ..5I I.
l. Put . nsvspApsr on the door In such
> way that two perso0s can stand on II md
pst b. sble 70 to- eAch other With their
banda By puttt6tb pspsr In the door.
vay. ons-haif inside and the other half
outside tho room and closing tho door ovsr
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-08-13
Notice to Creditors.
Estate of Preston Scott. deceased

Estate of Preston Scott. deceased.
Notice IL hereby given by the undersigned, admin
istrator of the estate of Preston Scott deceased,
the creditors and all persons having claims against
the said deceased exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within mouths after the first publication
OF this notice the said administrator at the city OF
Butte, i'm the county OF Deer Lodge.
PATRICK TALENT,
Admir- of the estate of Preston Scott, deceased
Dated Julv g. 1880 574 5p
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A UERBAcH, WELLS 4 Co., Helena. keep .
a fuil lima OF Hlanks for Justices OF the Peace.
Same prices - shargsA ~ ths Nsw North
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-08-13

-" Do you believe In second love. Ar.
McQuadsb !" Do I belisvs In second lover
Humph III . mxn buys pound Of 81
ri. isu't II swsetf And whom it, gone
don't hs want another pound and isn,t
that pound swssk toof Tr0th, Mr.. Miles,
] believe IN seco1d love-
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-08-13
Notice to Creditors.
Estate of Hugh Il. MeCleery,

Estate of Hugh b. McCleery, deceased
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, admin
istrator of the estate H. b. McCeery decreased, to
the creditors OF land all persons having claims against
the said deceased to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within months after the first publication
OF this notice TO the said administrator the Valley
postoiice, in the said county OF Deer Lodge,
THOMAS FORD,
Admir- of the estate of Hugh b. McClecry, deceased.
Dated July 8, 1880. 5155t
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
Estate of Jacob Schimoley, deceased.

Estate of Jacob Schimoley, deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given by the undersigned admiris-
traitor Of the estate of Jacob schmoey decreased to
against the said deceased to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers within ten months after the fret
publication this notice to the said admins
nj the town of Deer Lodge, In the county OF Deer
Lodge. FREDERICK X. GLEASON,
Administrator of the estate Of Jacob schimoey, de-
ceased
Dated June 81, 1880 573-5t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-18
wouldn't Have It that Way.

New YoRx, August l6.-Dr. Tanner
attended the lecture Of Emma Hardings
Britain yesterday morning. 1t was not
known by the audience or the lecturer
that he was present in the hall. Mrs.
Britain, in closing her remarks on mag
nstism, referred to DR.. Tanner, and the
wonderful example he had given Of the
ascsndancy OF will yer matter. She
asserted that the density Of population.
the magnetic influence Of the multitude,
and the aroma Of food. made his feat
possible In this city. while II attempted
In the keen air Of the country and In
solitude the body would soon DO e1-
haustsd by the vigorous and consuming
oxygen. nall.
At the close OF her remarks q Wen,
dressed, sharp eyed man arose sna
obtained permission to address . cues,
lion to the speaker. who introduced
himself - the subject OF the iadys re-
msris. All eyes were turned In surprise
mon Or. Tanner. who said: III had
continued my fast 10 Clarendon Hall
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-18
Chinese Trade. Matters.

New York. August 1.-THE CONNER.
cial Bulletin says Of the removal by Chins
Of trade restrictions Unless we are
mistaken as to the scope Of this change
1t will prove TO DO n Of the most Sig.
niacaut events to commerce Of the nine
tsepth century. The operation OF the
new conditions may be slow. but 1t can.
not ultimately be q matter OF small mo.
ment to the commercial nations that
$50, 000, 900 OF people. whose eIter.
nal commerce Is now limited to $780,
600, 900, imports and exports, are now
as free to cultivate external trade as any
other nation. One important result
will be that foreign trade will NO longer
be confined to Ave treaty ports. Natives
ut any OF the numerous populous cities
on tho vast seaboard OF the Empire will
hereafter be at liberty to transact bust.
ness with any country.
There Is value in this, even TO foreign
merchants, who will ultimately find their
way to do business through natives ut
ports from which they are now excluded
through the absence OF treaty arrange
ments. The chances OF opening mar
kets in the heart OF China gives more
promise than hundreds OF colonies after
which European governments are 80
eagerly straining.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-18
The California Knights Lionizing
nj Chicago.

CHICAGO. August 1.-THE Times says:
The Caliiorniaps were the lions OF yes
tsrday at the camp. They have come
With the determination to secure the
next oOnclavs for California. II knightly
hospitality eau accomplish 1t. Bluff,
rudy, and With gorgeous rssalias., they
are followed about the camp With the
words, There they go-the Caliior.
Mans" In the language Of the State
Attorney OF Cook county. They are
bricks, every one OF them" They both
entertained and were entertained yes
terday. The carload OF fruit aud wine
that they brought with them was made
good use OF, and to every visitor, Sir
Knight or citizen, was offered his
choice OF red wine. clarst. champagne or
fruit. Cordial greetings were rendered
and returned. and. In place OF olashing
Of swords. came the frequent pop OF
corks from the necks Of bottles. "Coms
in." shout the O~ccidsntals; "Bsr.
NUNS show amt . circumstance to
these" "If you want to ruin Fore
paugh, tell your folks that the Califor.
mans are here" "Open another bottle
Of champagne there" It can DO imag.
ined that their elegant headquarters
we're the center OF attraction for tsnters.
Almost all the Communicates came. and
the cards that were left would almost
all o bushel basket.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-18
Love and SuIcIde-DroNned.

DENVER. August lS.-Yesterday after.
noon o hack. driver named William Kear.
ney shot himself through the head at
his room and died instantly. He was
the man for whom Gipsey Do Lake com.
mittsd suicide last Friday night. The
two people were warmly attached, but
had some Misunderstanding. Since the
girls death the modern Romeo has
hardly left his room.
The body Of Mrs. N. A. Clark. wife
OF an old.timer and prominent ranchmsn
OF this county. was found In a field near
Littlston yesterday afternoon, whittier 1t
had been carried by the food. Mrs.
Clark lived alone In o gulch, and the
house was carried away by . sudden
Aond
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-18
Moro Eastern Mines.

New YORK, August l6. - The Sun
says : Over one hundred new claims
Of gold and silver discoveries have been
hled within the past year in the Score.
tary OF States office In Albany. Since
June 1st they have come in sometimes
three and four in q day. Almost oil OF
them appear to be located in the region
that lies In Hamilton. Fulton and Sara.
toga counties, which Is really the south.
ern edge; OF the Adirondac wilderness.
Nearly all claim discoveries Of gold and
silver, while Q few mention gold and
silver alone. The following ore said to
DO ascertlined facts that gold and silver
really exist : That no M really knows
whether II exists in paying quantities or
not; that two mines are being worked;
that attempts have been made to salt
one claim; that almost everybody in that
region has tho gold fever; that there Is
more or less expert prospecting going
on; that there Is q possibility that there
Is q very rich mining country In the
region described, and that the proba.
biiity is It will cost more than 1t will
come to to mine for gold and silver In
northern New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-18
,Jobn Landry swssrs to slOs in labor

John Landry swsars to SlOs in labor
performed on the Golden Gate for 1879.
and 500 for 1878. George Wilson .wears
to 500 In labor performed on the North
Sierra Nevada for the year ending Au-
gust Is. 1880.
The Boston Euening Journal Of the 9Th
instant says: "Mr. Macksy. the Nevada
millionaire, has just sailed from Halifax.
to join his wife In Paris" Who's play.
ing himself of as o bonanza king now
Boys with ropes trailing behind them
and yslping ours noosed at the end OF
the ropes are to be seen marching boldly
up to the Virginia City pound and
brsvsly pockstipg quarters.
Boys archery Is In the ascendant In
Gold Hill. A hall opposite has been
given over to II at . cent o shot. use OF
bow, arrows and culver thrown in.
There have been several showers OF
late to the north and to the east OF the
Comstock and the effect here has been
to give US cool air and a gentle breeze.
Professor c. 8. Young writes from
Lakeside, Ohio. under date OF August
10, that he would start for home In
about Q week.
Virginia 10 e~ndeavoripg to test its pig
ordinance, but has not yet succeeded in
getting o pound that will hold thu pigs.
The Second Ward, Virginia, Garfield
and Arthur Club will meet this evening
at 80 o'clock at the City Hall.
1t IL said that quail are abundant in
the mountains, but shooting will not
begin until next month.
q. F. Baker. Principal Of the Virginia
schools, 10 on his way back from the
East.
G. Dixon has been declared insane
and taken to Stockton.
Governor Kinkesd has gone TO Para.
disc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-18
Proctor Knott Fatally Shot.

CINCINNATI, August ls.-specials 70.
csivsd from Louisville. Kentucky, and
Shepbsrdville, Kentucky. report the
shooting OF Hon. ]. Proctor Knott,
Democratic Elsctor ut large Of Kentucky,
by John W. Lewis, a Republican Elee-
tor. Reports ore conflicting and indsti.
mite, but are generally believed. The
reports say thu affair took place at
Mount Washington. an interior town
away from the telegraph lines. where
large political meetings Of both parties
were held day before yesterday. Knott
Ia reported alive. but MORALLY wounded.
r. G. Hall. Clerk OF Bullitt county. con.
firms the reports. but tho siags.driver
who came In from that section heard
nothing Of Il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-18
Contested children.

DETROIT, August ls.-Michael Cshill,
q Catholic, who Is defendant in q Chi.
cago divorce suit, brought by his wife, q
Protestant. created o good deal OF excite.
ment yesterday by openly d%snouncing q
decision Of the old and respected Judge
Of the Circuit Court in refusing the Gus.
tody Of the four children to the husband
until the Chicsgo Court disposes Of the
divorce case and the offspring. Cahill
had taken the children forcibly and put
them in a Buffalo convent. Their
mother got possession OF them VI 81
arms. and put them In the Home for
the Frisndlsss here. Cahill's chasrin
was caused by his failure to get posses.
sion OF them. The children are terrified
at the thought OF being separated from
their mother and being In charge OF Ca
hill. Sympathy rests with the mother,
whose conduct was quite a contrast to
that OF her husband.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-18
Notorious Burglar Killed.

INDIANAPOLIS, August Isl. Walker,
Q son OF DR.. Walker Of this city. shot
and killed o notorious burglar. Bill Rod.
Tier. In his fathers residence. early yes
terday morning. Rodifer has served
several terms In the P~enitentiary, and
was but recently pardonsd for good con.
duct. Mrs. Walker was awakened BY a
noise In the house and discovered that
some inc was under the bed where her
husband slept. She quietly notified her
son. who slept In n adjoining room.
In the meantime, Rodifer. finding that
hs was discovered, attempted to make
his escape. and fred his pistol at the
Doctor, missing him. He was backing
out OF the house, covering the Doctor
with a pistol and knife. Before reaching
the door young Walker came to the res
cue and fred, killing him instantly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-18
Ansrnoon street Keepers.

SAN FRASoisco. August Isl p. NJ
Union Con-. 81. 29s, 29s. 50. 29t ;
ophir. Q. 81 /; Bslcher. 4 Is. 4 10; MeIi-
can. i9t, 1874. 1874. Ia. IA, l4h ;
Sierra Nevada. l7s /; Utah. IS; Chollar,
81. 3 IS; Seq. Belehsr, ~; Potosi. 81.
3 20 ; Crown Point. 8. 2 Us, 2 90; Best 4
Bslchsr. l3s. ISL, Is; Confidence. Gu.
6A; Con. Virginia, 3 Albion. i0c; Andes.
! 80. 1 IS ; North Belle Isle, 5sc. Coo ;
Hale 4 Norcross. ca .6h; Alta. 2 30. 2 IS;
California. 220; overman. l IS. 30
Caledonia. S5c. soc /; Yellow Jacket. IN,
IA; Julia. soc /; scorpion. Q 20. ~ /; oeci'
dental. II; Alpha. 7S,7s; kentuck. 2 80;
Bullion. ~. 2 so. 2 S. /; Savage. A. 4 20;
Bodis. 81, 9; Silver Hill. 10. ! 20
st. Louis. i0c. 25c; EIehequer. AZ;
Mt. Diablo, Is; Crown Point. 2 30; Seq.
Bslchsr, 9k.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-18
EASTERN DIS PATCHES
A National Republican Club Con.
yenii0n Called.

venit0n called.
INDIANAPOLIS, August 1.-THE fol-
lowing call for o National Republican
Club Convention has been issued hero.
and will be sent to the Chairman OF
every Republican campaign club in the
United States +:
HEADQUARTERS YoUSo MES's RErUB'
LIcAS CLUE OF INDIANA,
August II. 1880.
DEAR Sin /: For the purposes OF pro.
noting the organization OF Republican
clubs, and OF increasing their member.
ship and influence. 1t has been decided
to call q National Republican Club Con-
vsntion, to meet In the city Of Indian.
apolis on Wednesday. September 10,
1880, at 10 o'clock A. II. This conven-
ton has been decided upon after mature
elaboration and consideration with gen.
tlemen connected with the club organ.
ixations OF several States. and with the
Chairmsn OF tho Republican State Cen.
trail Committees Of Q majority Of the
Northern States. Each organized He
publican club. Young Mems Republican
club, or GARFIELD and Arthur campaign
club, IL requested to send n delegate
to the convention with credentials prop.
srly certifying him 10 be . member Of
the club he represents. signed by the
President or Secretary OF the club. In
quiriss for information and other com.
muuications relating to the convention
should be addressed to Thomas N.
Nichol, Indianapolis, Indiana.
JOHN o. HARDEsrY.
President OF the Young Mems Republi.
can Club OF Indiana.
CHARLrs F. ROBINS. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-18
Car.oa Guard Ruled Ous.

After shooting at the late Calsdonisn
picnic, the Washington Guard entered q
protest against the score Of the Carson
Guard on the ground that some OF the
Carsoe men had shot over the range on
the morning OF the match. contrary to
the rules OF the National Rife Associa.
ton, under which the match was con-
Quoted. Captain Lord, the referee. has
decided the protest well taken. and has
ruled out the score OF the Carson Guard.
This entities tho Washington Guard to
the third prize. which they have decided
to donate to the State Orphan Asylum.
II appears, according to the Carson Ap.
peal, that on the day OF the match DR..
White was visiting the grounds and fired
three shots at the target, not for . mo-
msnt dreaming that he was infringing
on any rule. Az they have donated the
S25 to the State Orphan Asylum in this
city. the Carson Guard men are per.
fectly satisfied. and say they only wish
1t was Ave times as much.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-18
Shotgun Suicide.

OMAHA, August ls.-Yesterday morn.
ing ]. F. Lyle, aged forty-siI years,
took q double. barreled shotgun and went
to tho woods on the western outskirts OF
the city, and committed suicide by
shooting himself. BE literally blew his
head OF, nothing being left but his
chin. Upon his being missed from
homo his son. John N. Lyle, Jr.. went
to look for him. following the path he
had previously taken when out walking.
His SON found him dead. One barrel OF
the gun was discharged aud the other
was cooked ready to FIRE. A Coronsr's
Jury returned q verdict Of suicide. De-
ceased was subject to fits Of temporary
insanity. He was stspiather Of Edward
Johnston, OF the firm Of Steel 4 john
s.on, oil, glass and paint dealers. He
came here recently with his wife from
Pittsburg to make this his home. His
remains will be sent to Pittsburg.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-18
the c. 4 c. RAILROAD.
Campo Gone Below stinking Wells
The Dayton bridge and That
over walker River-Ths Bsdis

All the work Of grading has been com.
plstsd on this end Of the Carson and
Colorado Railroad. the men discharged
and everything has been moved forward
beyond Sinking Wells.
The work OF the construction Of the
road has been delayed somewhat for
wan. OF rails to lay the track as graded
and use It in forwarding supplies. This
DELAY Ia about over. as rails and ties will
begin TO arrive ct the Mound House In
a couple Of weeks. when the laying Of
the track will be commenced. Once .
start is made. the road will Be pushed
out TO the eastward very rapidly.
The piling for the Dayton bridge has
been successfully planted. There wa .
question at Arst as to the practicability
Of getting the piles to drive. To make
assurance OF success a. great a. posi-.
BILE cast-iron points like long, hollow
pyramids were put on the lower ends OF
the piles. The upper ends were then
banded to prevent splitting. The piles
are sugar pine and straight. The pile
driver was made In Carson and goes 10.
Rsthsr by sections 30 a. to make Il trans
portable. It took about . day to drive
each pile on the bank before the river
bed was reached. the foil force OF the
weight sometimes not sending the pile
into the rock beneath more than halt an
inch. Yet not q pile was broken during
the whole work.
It 10 likely to prove to b a big job to
get the bridge built over Walker river.
unless the road can be constructed and
operated to that point In time to take
the timbers there. It will take loo. 900
feet Of lumber to build the bridge. and
to take Il there by teams which can only
make q trip In Ave days will indeed DO a
job. Besides, the lumber will DO green
and heavy.
or the proposed wagon road to Bodis,
the Carson Times OF last evening says:
''Ths proposed wagon road between
Bodis and q point on the Carson and
Colorado railroad at the northern end OF
Walker Lake 10 to be beguA at once.
Forty laborers ls0e Carson today for
the Fivs-mils House. at which point one
end OF the road will DO started immsdi-
ately. Captain W. A. Hawthorne will
act as superintendent OF the road and
have charge Of its construction"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-18
Miscellane0us.

Bosros, August ia large crowd
witnessed trials Of strength and speed
Tuesday between Irish.Amsrican aud
Scotch Canadian athletes for 1000 and
the championship Of the world. The
former were represented by Thomas
Lynch Of Boston and James g. Daley OF
New York. and the latter by Duncan c.
Ross and E. w. johnson. both Of Gan.
ada. The Irish.Amsriosns were victors
by three points.
Sscrstary Of State Evsrts writes that
the case Of Rev. ]. W. Parsons. tho
missionary murdered In Turkish terri
tory. will have the earnest attention OF
the United States.
SpRNorIELp, Mass, August H.
John @. Taylor. Secretary OF the Masonic
Mutual Relief Association Of Western
Massachusetts,, and wife, were drowned
In the Connecticut river last night.
Mrs. Taylor leaped from the boat In
which were her husband and two other
women. He sprapg after her and being
upabls to swim both were lost.
New YoRK, August l7.-Immigrants
to the number OF l246 have arrived In
the last two days.
Last night there was q heavy frost on
the highlands about New for 100 miles.
The thermometer reached thirty.two de-
gress In several localities.
Several deaths by yellow fever In hos.
pitfalls occurred yesterday. OF course all
were imported.
There have been three cases OF high
way robbery In the streets Of New York
within twsnty.four hours and q or two
OF murder.
OMAHA, August l7.-Yssterday after.
noon. during q heavy rainstorm. Will
lie Copley, aged nine, while running
home. was caught by q plank sidewalk
which had been piled against . fence
to allow grading OF tho street. and
which was blown over on him. He
was drowned underneath in two feet OF
water. His mysterious disappearance
was explained this afternoon by tho so
cidental discovery OF his body under the
fallen sidewalk.
CHEYENNE, August IA special to
the Leader from Evanston, Wyoming.
says: Three prisoners In the County
Jail, named JEFF. Mcbride. an Indian;
Jack Butler. Q negro, and William Clark.
overpowsrsd Sheriff Pepper and escaped
with heavy shackles. Mcbride 10 .
murderer, Butler q rayisher and Clark .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-18
Lynching In Kansas.

FoRT ScorT, August lS.-Yestsrday
morning some fifty men rode to the Jail
here, called up Sheriff Rucker and. on
prstsxt OF having Q prisoner for him,
induced him to unlock the jail. They
then seized the Sheriff. locked him In a
cell, took out Thomas Watkins con'
Aned for horse stealing. and departed.
since when no trace OF the party or
watkins has been discovered. One
theory 10 that Watkins has been
lynched. Another is that the mob were
his friends and took this means to
raacue him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-18
Conc 10 the Front.

D. ]. Sullivan. the famous track-lay-
ing bois on the Central Pacific railroad,
who performed the recorded feat OF lay.
ing ten miles in one day. and who laid
all the track Of the Virginia and Truckee
Railroad. left yesterday for the section
Of the Carson and Colorado Railroad
which lies next beyond Walker lake.
He goes thither to make himself gsner-
ally useful In the construction Of the
road under Mr.. Place, the contractor.
and when It comes to track-layine be
will doubtless be heard from. Sullivan
seems to have a peculiar talent or adsp-
tation in that line.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-18
AssEssn KITS.

Utah 4? per share: levied August II: dslin-
quent September IL; sale day Oetobsf ].
Gould a curry so cents per share; levied
August s: delinquent September .; sac day
September ~.
Ioua-5 cents per share; levied August 4; de-
linquent september 4: sale day september
~.
Rcd Cisad-one half cent per share; levied
july 30. delinquent september .; sale daJ
October q.
Maek-y- rs cents per share: levied August o;
delinquent September Vi sale day 0sp'sm'
Hale a Norero.s 10 cents per share. lev.
led August 2; delinquent September .; sale
day September Is.
Seq. Beiehcr-N per share: levied Jolly 81:
delinquent September ); sale day septem-
Der ~.
Scorpion 10 cents per shsie: levied July
10; delinquent Augusta y; sale day septsm-
Der -.
Lsviathas-iO cents per share: levied July
n; delinquent August ~: sale day ssptem-
Der "a.
YeIiow Jsekes-ti per share; lsvied July
10; delinquent August r' sale daJ Sep
Chollsr-D cents per share; levied July ~,
Delinquent August Is: sale day Sept. IL.
Soush Oyesmaa-io cents per shave: lev.
led July "a; .dslipqusnt August ~ sale day
September Is.
silver Hili- IS cents per share: levied July
n; delinquent August Is, sale day septein'
Dor Is.
Crows Pstus-so cents per share; levied
july Ia; delinquent August 30 sale aAy
September To-
Con. I~mperini-io cents per share; levied
July Is; delinquent August w. 'Ae aA'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-18
Prise D%is,ribu,ios.

The distribution Of prizes awarded At
the recent picnic Of the Caledonia Club
will take place this evening at National
Guard Hall. After the distribution
which will commence Of 8 O'Clock
there will be q musical entertainment
aud the whole will conclude with .
social dance. All who have been favored
with invitations will doubtless be In at
tendance.