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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-19

BAN Francisco. June ls-i ?. H.
Yellow Jacket. 81 bid. 81 asksd; Andes.
800 bid. $50 Nksd; 0oodshaw. I 10 bid. II
asked; Sierra Nevada, II bid. i2s nksd;
Union Con-, lsS bid. ist asked; Best D
Bslehsr. 81 bid. sk sales; Hale 4 Nor.
cross. 8 65 bid; Con. Virginia. 81 bid;
Savage. ~ bid. q 60 asksd; Gould 4 Curry
3 10 bid; Bullion. ~ bid. Mexican. ~
bid. Q sales; Hale 4 Norcross. 81 asked;
Union Con-. ist bid. 10 asked. Grown
Point. I 70 bid. ~ asked; Champion. 800
bid; Csollar. . bid. 8 10 Mixed; Sierra Ne
vsda. i2S sales; Savage, 2 IS sales; Alta.
3 bid. q sales; Bullion. I 60 bid. 1 ss asked;
Gould 4 Curry. s Is bid. 3 40 asksd; Con.
Virginia. 3 10 bid. 81 Aksd. 81 sales;
Exehsqusr. ~ bid; Utah. 3 bid; California
2 bid. Z oS asksd: 0phir. ca bid.
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ymo still Declining.

NEW YoRx, June 1s.-Horatio Ssy-
mour boarded the Erie Railway train ct
Elmirs yesterday that contained many
delegates 10 Cincinnati. When II became
known that he was on board the dele
gates passed through his oar. shaking
hands with him and cheering for the
next President. One delegate told Sey.
mour that the convention would nomi.
nate him any way. and the Dsmoctaoy
would force him to accept. The OK.
Governor replied that his refusal to No.
ospt was unconditional, and he thought
the sentiment Of the party was In favor
OF younger and new men. Seymour
further said: ~ really doubt the sxpe-
disncy Of nominating any New York
man. Il would impsril success. There
10 too much feeling between hostile
factions. I have taken no part In the
quarrels, and yet I should II . candidate
had been unacceptable 10 some Demo-
Gratis. I do not doubt that the true
policy Of the party is 10 take up .
younger and new man, who IL not In any
way mixed up with the Nsw York
troubles. A strong man from Illinois
would be sxpedisnt and available, u
they bad one. This ID NOT the time for
an old man to run" At Corning Boy.
mour was invited into the Jersey special
oar. Be was introduced BY Captain
Isaiah Ryndsrs. now . Jerssymsn, -
the next President, whether hs liked Il
or not. The sx.Govsrnor was very en-.
Enthusiastically ehssred. he said: I Am
much gratiAsd 10 meet 20 many friends
unexpectedly, but 10 what Captain Ryn.
dsrs has said ! must reply I am an old
man, without any desire for further
public lie, and I shall step aside and
leave the nation In your younger and
stronger hands. You need . vigorous
lssdsr, and I sincerely hope that BY your
Wise seton Of the convention you will
unite the Democracy In every section Of
the county and In every State Of the
Union. have retired wholly from po-
liaoal life, bot I sincerely hope 70 see
the Dsmooraoy's principles established
In the government at this election. /
wish you al happiness and success"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-19
North Csrolipa Democracy.

RAL.1oH, June 1s.-Ths Democratic
State Convention yesterday was The
largest, ever held in North Carolina
Two thousand dslsgatss were In attend
anos. No hall was large enough 10 hold
them, and they met In Capitol Square,
In the open air. and were called 70 ordsi
BY 8. Ashe, Chairman Of The State Com.
mittee. John Graham Wa psrnansni
President. Governor Jarvis Was rsnom.
mated ovsr Fowle and Scales By Q ANAL
majority on the Ant ballot, and biz
nomination was msds unanimous. On
tbs hst ballot for Lieutenant Governor,
Julian atarr vss thought 10 b nomina.
ted ovss James L. 6obinsou (preseui
i~ncumbsnt), Thomas Holl and Kssl
Craig. bat thsrs bsing confusion, an
other call wss mads and Robinson va
nominstsd and the nomination made
unanimous. All the other Incumbent
vsse nominated without serious opposi.
ton except for auditor. for which pod.
ton General W. p. Roberts vas nomi'
tatsd. Tbs delegates 10 Cindnusd are
not instructed, but are favorable to Bay.
ard and Seymour - second ohoios. The
Oonvsuhou took no cotton about the
two.thirds rule 1t Cindnnad. No III
den delegates are among the entire gaze
CATION. The delegates q large are 9sn'
jsmmB.bsash md Fshtus II. busoss.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
CISC1ssl,I BooMISGs.
fildes's Reported Withdrawal-fhe
Field Bosn = fammany Ut the
Fropt-Rsndall Training for .
Dark Herse-Seymour's Boom.
ers.

CHICAGO, June ia Times Cinoin.
natl special says: One hundred scatter.
ine delegates, wire pullers and leading
politicians are on hand. One Of the
s.rsss theories demonstrated thus early
i the fact that Tildsn 10 ont Of the fight.
90 declare nins.tsnths Of the people who
have arrived. It 10 reported that Judge
Hoadlsy has in his possession . letter
from Tildsn~ Withdrawing from the Geld.
L. @. Washington says n OF Tildsn's
varmsst friends declares that the Tilden
people do mot count on more than $50
votes on the nrst ballot.
Delegates, virs-pullsrs and looksrton
are arriving d Cincinnati In large ,udm.
bsrs. Il was the general impression
last evening that Tildsn Vas practically
ont Of the rsos. Three carloads OF New
England delegates 10 the convention LEFT
Boston ysstsrday, nearly all opposed to
Tildsn, and those whose preference 10 Of
all pronounced favor Bayard.
John Kelly, Just before his departure
from New York, said hs did not believe
Tildsn would b nominated, Tsmmany
had no especial favorits. but 1t would
put up Q third ticket In the svent OF I'll.
dsn's nomination.
Among the arrivals Il Samuel b.
Smith, Fields former law partner and
the manager Of the Field boom. Judge
Emnssr. Of Oregon, says Field Il the
only Democrat who cad carry Oregon.
Smith says Field will get $50 votes on
the frst ballot. An Alabama delegate
says his delegation will probably vote
solid for BAyard. Blk Indiana delegates
are for Hendricks TO the end. Vermont
10 solid for Hancock. Metoalf. Of Call.
fornia, says Garfield will lose that State.
bat Blaine could not have been defeated.
Augustus Sohsll and the Tammany chiefs
viii arrive In the morning. In . private
oar, 10 fght Tildsn 10 the bitter end.
Jsvstt will not consent 70 DO brought
forward while Thurman has Q chance.
Hancock 10 In the hands Of Duncan B.
Walker. Hsudricks will have VOORHEES,.
Mcdonald and English 10 look after his
interests. Payne u represented BY .
son.in.law, w. g. Whitney, Corporation
Counsel Of New York; also by General
Banning, William Armstrong and . son
OF Col. o. II. Payne. Jimmy O'Brsn
has Tildsn's boom. August Belmont
and William Travise OF New York will
work for Bayard. Seymour u the lead.
ing Tammsny favorite.
Speaker Randall intends 10 make him.
self conspicuous In the Convention In
the hope that II lightning shall strike In
Cincinnati - Il did at Chicago. he will
receive the full benefit Of the shock.
The editor Of . Democratic Newspaper
at Oswego. New York. 10 going TO Gin.
oinnati 70 work up o boom for George
B. Mcclellan, OF New Jersey.
Colonel Fem, OF lows, passed through
Chicago yesterday bound for the Con.
vsntion. he thinks the delegation from
his State viii give Tildsn . compliment.
tsry vote. but that Seymour II the 10
vorite.
The Chicago Seymour Club will 60 to
Cincinnati With white hats, blue badges
and gold frings.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-19
THE COURTS.
District osurs-RisisE. Judge.

Tho following business was trans
sctsd In this Court today:
Youngworth W. Jewell.-Vsrdiet for
the plaintiff ; proceedings stayed tll
Monday; cost bill fled.
John w. Barton vs. His Creditors.-
Sheriff appointed assignee; wearing aP.
parel. etc., set aside for use OF the psti.
TONER.
Mat. Rsihm 70. His Creditors .-Shsr6
appointed assignee.
Estate Of Andrew Elholm, deceased.-
Order Of distribution entered; amount.
1924 &c; supplemental account a.
lowed.
Rossiter W. Clsator.- Demurrer with.
drawn; seven days 10 answer.
Fredrick ". Steel Case being argued.
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Genital Sohool-High School Depart.

Central School-HiRh School Depart.
ment - Mrs. G. 8. Kendall, Teacher;
Maggie Gillespie 99.3. Fannie West
9s.7, Willie Liksns $50. Willie Nelson
1914.
Central School-A Primary Department
Miss n. F. Hurley, Teacher: Willie
Marsh, Henry Jacobs. John Grsinsr,
Mary Steele, Lizzie Fitzgerald, Ella
Fiannsry. Gussis Haub. Florence Kelly,
Emma Booth.
Central School-B Primary Depart.
meut-Miss Cassie Henderson, Teacher;
Gsrvsy Logan. Albert Thorburn. John
Burke, Davy Reese. Willie Greinsr.
Emma Psarcs, Jennie Davis, Mamie
Black, Maggie O'Connell. John Cook.
Central School-C Primary Depart
ment-Miss George Wright. Teacher;
Jois Mcdonald, Norah Griffin, Monte
Gray. Ella Taylor. Tommy Marks,
George westlaks, Martin Burke, Willie
wellihan, Nina Lee, Charlie English.
Charlie O'Conn.ll, Mary Venjohen.
Willie Ahsrn. Emma Marks. George
Hogan.
Central School-C and D Primary
Dspartmsnt-Ella B~uttsrAsld, Teacher
Libbis Cowan, Edith Cowan, Mamie
Fitzgerald, Kate Hall. Annie Hooper.
Regina jacob, Lizzie Mcneil, Annie
Movsrn. Emma Noble. Alice Pierce.
Matte Redmond. Maggie Steele. Edna
Stone, Frankie Gray. Thos Bsnnstts,
Willie Burk, James Benny. Thos But.
tsrly, Eugene Costello. Daniel Dorm.
John Fulton. Patsy Hsnnaford. James
Kenny. Harry Lee. Daniel Morgan. Will
lie O'Brisn. Willie Plover. Martin
Quinn, John 0'Connsll. Willie Schvsiss.
Joseph wyckof. Frank Wyckof.
Central School-D Primary Depart.
ment-Miss I. n. Lynch, Teacher: Net.
tie Benefits. Blanche Cahsn. Mary
Croker, Carrie Enslis, Katie Fillion,
May Gallagher. Nellie Hsdsrls. Mamie
Haley, Daisy Moore. Mamie Maxwell.
Sadie Msashsr. Mary Pheslsn. Mary
whselan, Fred. Davis, Alex. Gillespie.
Charlie Hsub. Johnny Leary, Willie
Reese, Louis Robertson, Albert Reid,
Johnny Silva. William Simmons. Mary
Hart, Lena Rolfs. Sam Davis, Manuel
Lefss.
Divide School-A and B Grammar
Department-A. b. @. Davis, Teacher /:
Ida Darst, Chas Nibecker.
Divide School-C and d Grammar
Department-Marie L. CASTOR, Teacher:
Oracle Webb, Lizzie Tobener, George
Frock. James McCone.
Divide School-A and B Primary De-
psrtment-Miss Nellie r. Lynch. Teach.
er: Eddie Brewer. Joseph Hernon.
Freddie Hanning. Nsttie Bowling. Jennie
Jsffsry. Minnie Martin, Teanis Pequie.
nsy. Nunis Tracy.
Divide Sohool-C and D Primary Do.
psrtmsnt-Gertis E. Flanagan, Teacher:
ida Collins, Mary KsnsHck, Mary Kew
lin, Lizzie jenkins. Mamie Herman.
Aggis Murphy, Cordslia D%sndrund. Ida
Lazisr, Maggie Chapman. Julia Canty.
Willie Inerunds. Henry Tobinsr. Tommy
Bowen, Willie Hsnning. Willie Kelvin.
Fred Kenyon, BERTHE Bowling. Johnny
Burke. Henry Bssmsr. Frank Damon.
Willie Booth. Johnny Hart. Harry PEN
oyer. Henry Thompson, Clarence Cow.
den. Willie Whalan.
Pupils whose names appear on the
Roll OF Honor have received az average
Of 95 per cent. or more In. all the
studies pursued. and have been neither
absent nor tardy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-19

II
received the delegates oourtsously. but
with nome Of the last campaign iove.
They explained their position 70 him
and Why the people had been led to CON-
slider him ont Of the race, and why other
names were brought forward. Colonel
Henry, who was one Of the delegation,
said last evening to . reporter: "The
old gentleman listened 10 all va had TO
say, and said that, in view Of the fact
that hs had been assured Of q majority
vote In the convention, he did not In.
tend 10 withdraw his name from the
convention. When asked to name q
gentleman he would support In the
event Of his defeat In the convention
Tidsn refused to say. he would not
promise, however, to support Field"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-19


Since last December 20 many wind
storms Of unusual severity have visited
the Comstock that they have ceased to
furnish sven wo.line items for the losal
press. The gale Of yesterday and last
evening was, however. extraordinarily
extraordinary in strength and persist
snce, and unqusstionsbly the hardest
summer windstorm ever sIpsrisnoed BY
white folks hare ON the mountain.
Time and space would fail we're .
record 10 bs made Of all the little pranks
and mischisfs Of the wind Of yesterday.
II increased In violence till the sun vent
down and then quiesoed. At midnight
there was q calm, and then came . frost
a white and killing frost that nipped
mn most Of the grsennsss which had not
been destroyed by the wind. Men are
today complaining OF gardens ruined.
Currsnt bushes which we're loaded With
fruit were stripped entirely and whipped
to mere stubs. Hop vines and other
climbers were al torn down and demol.
ished. Trees lost their fruit although
they made out to hang to portions OF
their leaves, but many OF them look the
worse for wear. And the windows which
were broken. the stovspipss and ohm.
neys blown down, the fences carried
away, the awnings destroyed, the gable
ends torn away, and the damage OF .
like kind done will never be enumerated
or recorded. The evidences thereof are
on all sides, 60 where You will. A.
usual, however, Gold Hill escaped much
Of the fury Of the blast.
One work OF the wind. however. 10
too important TO be left ~unrecordsd. A.
the storm reached its height the fiume
Of the Water Company across Bullion
ravins for Q distance Of ninety.six feet
MAS carried away, cutting on entirely
the water supply from Virginia. Where
this Auns passed over the deepest part
Of the ravine II was some ffty fest high.
With It's fall set In Q water famine In
Virginia. Gold Hill, from the Bullion
south, Was, however. al right on the
water question,
With the cutting of Of the water sup.
ply from Virginia, everybody became
thirsty. Even the mines and mills
seemed to drink more than usual.
Sierra Nevada closed all except one set
OF boilers. Union shaft operated only
its pump. Ophir shut down al the
work possible. The @. & @. psnmill
succumbed to the drought. Hale u
Norcross pumped only. Savage dittoed.
@. N. 8. shaft quit entirely ; and 90 1t
was that through the night and today
very little was going on In or around the
mines.
People, moreover. were Q little fever.
ish about fres and no water to qusneh
them. Fortunately mono occurred; and
u they had broken out. the tanks and
pipes were filled ready for use. Many
citizens were. however. caught without .
buckstful in their houses, and much In.
convenience wal the result. In places
supplies were obtained from the by.
drants. Considerable Wal cartsd from
the Divide to Virginia.
At daylight this morning thirty-nve
men were put ct work on the aume. and
the assurance was given BY the Water
Company that the work Of repairing 1t
would be completed BY 8 P. n. today,
and the water b flowing - usual at 4
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-19
ripsr.s opera ns.ss.

Tuesday evening the Pirates Of
Psnzance" will b given at Pipsr's
Opera House BY the company which
recently created such . furors In San
Francisco BY its presentation. Every.
body will want to take . look or two at
the "Pintes." and In order to do 30
should secure their seats In advance.
This can DO done now. The success Of
the Pirates" has been beyond precs
dent wherever produced. The Comstock
will prove NO exception 70 the rule.
Neither the opera nor the company need
any puts. AL that II necessary II TO
state the time whom IL will b produced
and announce the fact that reserved
seats are obtainabls.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-19
sss.s Ysrsvsr.

This morning there are many people
in Storey county who are Allied with q
righteous indignation. Every time they
turn their eyes toward the top Of Mt.
Davidson they are also quite wrathy. for
the silvsr.shining ball on the top Of It's
flagstaff has entirely d~isappsared and
forever. After Il vas fractured by that
malicious bullet, Q fond hope Was In.
dulgsd that Il would remain In place and
elistsn and be nearly u attractive and
beautiful a. ever: but the gale Of ysster.
day and last evening va too much for
IL and 10 has fallen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-19
nY AoCORD,

Arms oArzA.fIc PnIs are the sesa Of Ill
purgstyss for family uss. They are he prodsss
Of long. isborious, and successful chemical In
vsstigshou. and their sxtensivs ne By Physi-
clans In their prscios. and By al ctyutssd
ns.ions. proves them the bsss an most sescA.
i've purgstivs PHI that medical sciaocs can Do
wise. Being purely vegetable no harm can
arise from thsir uss. In intinsie value and
curative powers ~ othsr Pfils en- b compared
with them. and every psrson. knowing thsr
yirtuss, Will employ them whom needed. They
keep the systsm In perfect ordsr. and maintain
In healthy sctlon the whole machinery q life.
Mia, searching and sdsctual, hey are specially
adapted 10 ths needs Of the digestive appsratus.
dsrsngsmsnts Of which they prevent and curs,
n timely taken. They are The best s.A ssfsss
physic 70 employ for ehiidro aad vssksssd
ooustitutions. who're . MN, hat sfsetuL
csthSrtio n rsQuirsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-19

When the falling bodies reached the
stump Of the Yellow jacket yesterday
they had outrun even the noise Of the
crash above and their own whizz through
the air. No warning Of their approach
was given. They fell like Q thundsrbolt
snd smots Ike Il. Every light In the
stump vas sxtinguishsd BY the concus.
sion. They fell 1880 feet psrpsndioa-
larly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-19
8sitxssss Nesisss.

Wiilis. Psstor-MominS service q II q. u.
Sunday School - . IN. Preaching 81 10
Pr. The svening service vii be devoted 70
the consideration Of The rlisious signihcanos
Of the late fstal accident.
o.. Johns Church. Gold Hin Sunday School
81 I O'clock .. Al friends ars cordially In.
vitsd 70 attend.
There win Be divine ssrvies at Dayton to.
morrow evening ct TO =. H.. Rev. Ssorss N.
Eastnan of1ctAting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-19
starvation in New Mexico.

TUCSON, June ia special from
Shakespeare, New Mexico. 70 The Sta'
says the citizens Of Silver City and
vicinity are almost starving for want oil
provisions. Not ono pound Of hour.
potatoes. bacon or staple Of The nsess.
sariss OF Life, 10 10 b obtained for love
or money. Neither can checks Of East
srn exchange be converted into cash.
Currency being unattainabls, businsss u
completely prostrsted In consequence,
both ct Silvsrton and Shakespeare. VIC.
torio's raid II the cause Of all this, yet
General Hatch tslsgrsphsd Governor
Wallace recently that be knew OF no
freight trains having been troubled BY
Indians.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-19
IMPURR BRRArH.

Among all the disssrssshls soassausasss
hat follow the decay Of The tsstA. - inpsss
breath must BE- the nosl moytifying snd IN.
pleasant 70 It, posseseor. and n y The post
The esuss Of Il may easily b removed 81 eIeans
ing your tssth daily With thss 1usty popular
dentfffios, Fragrant sozoD0NT. Il paxiAss
md svsstsns The breath. coois and rsffsshsa
the mouth, and gfyss Q peari.lfks sppsafauos
10 The teeth. Gentlemen who indulss In moi
ius should oleanss their tessh with 5000
ne we'd. Ash your druggist tor u. 70
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-19

The highest attitudes reached By man
10 SC, 1000 feet above the level OF the sea,
by aeronauts. returning with safety.
Nountainssrs have climbed - high a.
25. 900 to 5000 feet, and In the Him
alsya Mountains. In the Southwestern
part Of Asia, game frequently goes
10000 feet high. The natives. In gath.
ering sulphur from the crater Of Mount
Dsmarend, near Tshsran, climb 10000
feat hiph,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-19
Arrivals rh,s ner.i.s.

G H Yoatz. JF Hall. A Mshan. A Gil.
lespis, " Z Ball. A II Smith. J Dillon. J
Barrett, Mrs q " Small. Mrs. Rowe. Mn
J L Durant and children. r Pierce and
con. H Bsvdsn. Mrs @ W Avery. Mrs.
Ravlin. @ + Hoffman and wife. n David
son. 8 b segur wife and child. @ Hurley.
Mrs Krouse, A J Farming.
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Thief Caught.

Men working at the Union shaft from
time to time have been missing coin
from the pockets OF their clothes while
hanging In the changing.room. Super.
intensnt Rooney finally put some marked
coins In the pockets OF q Of the men
and then set . watch upon the thief. A
man named Billings, formerly employed
a. Colonel Fairs ooschmap, surface car
man at the shaft, vas caught by this
means, but was allowed to leave the
Comstock on rsfunding the money,
which amounted in all 70 some $40 OF
q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-19

Oscar @. Steel has decided to Matilda
Shesk. In consideration Of $1,000, al
his Interest In the Gibbs claim, Gold
Hill District, patented 70 J. O. Caldwell.
also the William Penn and Miami
claims, Virginia District. a,E
Tho sundsy.school picnic at Tread.
ways ranch today must b . success,
judging from the attendance which went
with Il from the Comstook. Carson
was expected 70 supplement that num-
Der.
In the north drift. 1890 level. Of Al
pha, . drill IL kept ahead Of the miners
to guard against Q sudden Influx Of Va
ter. The same II done In the joint In
perial crossout east on ths same level.
The annual meeting Of the Grant
Mining Company will b held at the yell
low jacket ofios, July 18th, at II a. n.
Sec official notice Of Secretary Otsy In
another column.
The Mint Gold and Silver Mining
Company has levied sn assessment OF
twenty-five cents per share, delinquent
July Goth, s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-19

On Wednesday. about $50 o'clock In
III. afternoon. says the Lyon County
Times, an Italian named Psolo Rssgio.
"a. drowned In the Carson river near
The old Burch ranch. BE was attempt
ing to swim across the rivsr Of the tine:
and was probably orampsd BY the cold
water. Rssgio was about twenty-five
wears old at the time OF his death, and
had only been in this country Q shors
time. His body hss not yet bssn rscov'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-19
RspaSiieaa club.

A permanent organization Of the Sol.
diers' and Sailors' Republican Club was
effected at Judge Moses courtroom, vir.
einia, night before last BY the election
Of the following ofacers: Captain John
J. sheppsrd. President; Geo. I. Kinds.
Dennis Farrell and w. a. Parker Vice
Presidents, Thso. n. Hart, Secretary;
F. @. Lord. Treasurer; Charles b. Ca
lusha, Narshal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-19

An Irishman who had . pig In bis
possession Was observed 70 adopt the
constant practice Of filling II 70 rsplstion
q day and starving Il the next. On
being asked bis reason fos doing %, no
replied, "Och, sure, and isn't IL that l
like to have bacon with . straks O. ist
and q straks o. lane equally one Alter
the 'tother 2"
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Next aasardH.

A week from today the picnic Of the
Storey county schools viii b held q
Trssdway's ranch, Carson. The sxsur-
sion train will stop at Gold Hill and st
the Silver City switch and take on al
Who wish 10 attend. The usual COM
missary car will bs run and the greatest
care will be taken OF the sxcursiouists.
There viii be comfort and pleasure In
ths trip. The best Of music hiss been
engaged.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-19

The members OF the Gold Hill Minsrs'
Union viii and funeral notices In an
other column.
Henry Bavdsn. Superintendent Of the
Julia Con-. has returned from . run 10
the Bay.
Cucumbsrs ere pleaty on The Con-
stock and are cool and coiinky q osaA'
r. Beck, Of London. . disdneuishsd
Tourist, u ON the Comstook.