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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-13
The Maine Election.

CHICAGO. September 1.-THE Times.
in summing up Its Maine news, says :
Nearly everybody in Maine Is Of the
opinion that the Republicans will carry
the election next week. The only point
Of difference IL as to the majority. The
Fusionists claim Il at 5000. and senator
Blaine will be disappointed II 1t falls
under 1000. Although the Fusion cause
appears hopeless. the past week ha.
seen tremendous activity and uprising OF
the Republicans, who have plenty Of
men and money. On the other side
there has been q scarcity Of both. but
the most has been made OF what they
had. Viewers speeches generally have
done the Democrats more harm than
good. .,
New YoRx, September ia special
from Augusta, Maine. to the Commercial
Advertiser, warns its readers against AZ
psc,ips large Republican gains In Maine
next Monday. II says the contest will
be very close. The Democrats are work.
ing like beavers. The Republicans are
sure OF winning Q victory. but they will
be satisfied with Q much smaller major.
ity than the enthusiasm Of some people
have placed II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-13
Lyon Ceus,y Primaries.

At the Lyon county primaries. held
Saturday. the following delegates were
elected: Cal. Burnsp, George Midgslsy.
I. ". Parish, ]. L. Robertson. A. s.
Berry, James Scott and Lew Vincent.
These gentlemen are somewhat divided
in their choice for Sheriff. Sutro-Wm.
Stephens, P. S. Wsshburne and William
Msssrvs proving successful by q large
majority. These gentlemen are in favor
of r. A. Cooke for Sheriff and Henry
Combelick for Assessor. Considerable
money, says the Sutro Independent, was
spent during the day at tue several sa'
looms in town by the Cooke men. Silver
CITY returns are not ut hand.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-13
Talmage's Leadyllle Heaven.

New York. September ll.-Talmsgs
spoke last evening on bis Colorado trip.
He said: "Leadville Is the most lied
about city in the United States. Il is .
miracle Of enterprise. and differs from
other cities only in having Its vickednsss
all on the surface. That story circulated
throughout the country about my s1-
plorinR the dance houses In Lsadvills.
10 company with . friend. was mere
newspaper enterprise. All my exploring
was done In about six minutes from the
wide.open doors Of one gambling house
to another. Leadvills needs no sxplor.
ing. Il does not cover its crimes. It
has more telephones for its population
than any other place In the Union. It
has live clergymen too, and Its churches
are throng.d. There 10 no other instance
Of such q sudden aud peculiar aocumula.
ton Of people with 30 few outbreaks OF
immortality. Perfect order reisus. A
man il as safe there a. In this city. on
Fulton street. There are more murders
IN the city Of New York than In Lead
vile. They have a Vigilance Commit.
tee, composed Of their solid citizens and
business men, whose work 10 to boost
the slow and. rather cumbrous laws.
The day before I arrived they hanged
two men and ovsr eighty %scoundrels at
once took the hint and left the place.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-13

Harry I. Thornton. late clerk Of the
Savage mine. has gone TO San Francisco
and now Superintendent Buckminster
does his own clerical work.
Tbs hoisting engine Of the Lady
Bryan has just been turned out OF the
Union Iron Works, on the Divide, thor.
oughly repaired.
Virginia boasts an outdoor.grown rose
1917 inches In circumstances. It IL q
Hopper and . vhoppsr.
Today the Sheriff settled his license
account to date and paid into the county
treasury sssSs 90.
Tho Injunction in the case Of The
Richmond vs.. The Albion, Eureka, has
been dissolved.
Governor Kinkssd came up this morn.
iup and brought the Lieutenant Gov
ernor along.
R. P. Ksatine. Of the Scorpion, has
taken q run to Frisco.
Superintendent Patton left Saturday
evening for o~sliiornia.
Rippinshsm Of the Emmsss yesterday
made o score Of ~.
Joseph Cation has legal permission to
we'd Della Welch. s-uv
A.. O. Hamilton, Of the Con. Imperial.
has gone bslovcc1E a
The United statss Circuit Court 10 In
session today.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-13
Miscellaneous

LONDON. September ia letter from
Gladstone IL published expressing his
hearty gratitude to all, at home and
abroad, who manifested sympathy for
him In his recent illness.
The Times Vienna special says: It 10
believed In diplomatic circles here that
an understanding was arrived at between
the Powers on Thursday last, by which
the Montsnegran question may be con.
siderrd as settled.
A Berlin dispatch says Duslling IL
increasing In the German army at q
most alarming rate. Count Goliz, Of
the Captain Generals staff. has been
killed BY q brother officer 10 an sncoun.
ter ct Fuida. General Count Won Der
Goltz was one Of the Empersr's Aides
ds.Csmp.
The Government Inspector has OH.
cially announced that the number Of
deaths OF SEAMAN will be close on l85.
PARIS. September 1.-THE National
denies that there are any differences 10
the Cabinet In regard to the bill on asso-
citation or execution Of the religious de.
crees, which. 1t believes. will be shortly
carried into effect.
A Cabinet Council. under the Presi.
dsncy Of Grsvy, has been summoned BY
Dc Fr.yciust for the 18th instant 10 de.
eide on the courss to DO pursusd regard.
inc n.authorired religious contra
ternities.
HAvnr, September 1.-THE steam.
ship Frisia, from Hamburg for New
York, took $38, 900 in gold on board Of
her, making the total amount OF specie
carried by her to America. $l,lso.O 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-13
MiicellaneOus.

CHICAGO, September l3.-A Times
special says: Rebscoa Rothschild. q
handsome young Jewess OF Indianapolis.
sues Thomas II. Dickinson. Q wealthy
lumber merchant. for $500. 900 damages
for seduction and breach OF promise.
New Yonx, September l3.-Warren
F. Leland. OF hotel fame, and A. Cobb.
o Cleveland capitalist. have gone to St.
Louis to sign . lease Of the new South
srn Hotel.
Tho funeral OF L. ]. 0'Rielly, the
wsll-known and widely respected jour.
n~slist, who was connected with the En-.
press and Times, and ct different times
with other papers, took place Saturday.
ALBANY, September l3.-The Suyth
wing Of the Republicans held q conven
ton here Saturday and nominated @.
Il. Adams, Of Cohoes, for Congress.
The anti.Smyth wing held their convsn-
ton and renominated John NJ. Bailey.
READING, Pa, September l3.-The
Republicans have nominated j. Howard
Jacobs for Congress.
WASHINGTON, September l3.-During
the last week there were paid out from
the mints 553, 498 standard silver dol.
lars, against 222, 800 for the correspond
ing week In 1879.
INDEPENDENCE, No.. September H.
E. B. Parnow and son and O man named
Lustsr were working at Shswhan's dis
till.ry yesterday. when Q large wooden
still, full OF boiling mash, burst. and
they were completely cooked BY the no!
liquid. They lived q few moments. but
their eyes were put out, flesh fell from
their bones, and their agony wal terri.
BILE. The other workmsn were not ssri'
ously injured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-13
The ausro ruauel.

Excellent headway. says the Sutro In
dependent, il again being made In the
south header OF the Sutro tunnel. extra
blowers having been placed there and
found to work admirably. The dir there
Is, in fact, cooler than in the north
header, and II IL believed there will be
no interruption in the work again on
account Of hot and foul air until the
Jacket shalt is reached. The header.
on the 9th instant, was within IS feet OF
the north line Of the EIchsquer ground;
total length OF south lateral. 1867 feet.
Good progress is still being made in
the north header, Notwithstanding the
rock being hard propylite and difficult to
drill aud blsst. On the 9Th instant the
header had advanced into Mexican
ground q distance OF about 50 feet; total
length Of north lateral. 4l68 feet.
From q point l6.5oO feet from the
mouth Of the tunnel. LAT feet Of the sub
drain had been ~sxcavatsd and made
ready for the boxes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-13
Crima In LeadIino.

Drsvra. September ll.-Is IL ru'
morsd that there 10 to be moro lynohins
at Leadville soon. and much excitement
prevails there ON account Of the increase
Of crime in that city. there having been
three murdsrous and fatal assaults this
week, and the District Court docket Tor
the present week has eight uptried MUIR
der cases. Sixty stand Of arms were
stolen from the armory OF the Pitkin
Guard, Il 10 thought. for the purpose
OF armipg the Vigilance Committee.
The police are not expected to seriously
interfere, on account Of the hardness IN
punishipg Blackwell. who shot two po-
licemen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-13
The Men Triumph Over the Horses
In tho Contest.

CHICAGO. September IL. At mid
night the great contest Of l6o hours be-
tween horses and men ended. and was
won by one Of the men. There were
entered for the race fifteen men and i've
horses, but at the close only three men
and four horses were on the track. One
horse (Spec,ator). which was Withdrawn
after two days. died this morning, a. his
owner claims, from the effects OF poison.
The SCORE stands: Byrne, 67S; Krohne.
5S5; Coistop, $40: Betsey Barker, 66S;
Rose Of Texas. GAS; Bothmau's entry,
SGT; Duun's entry, 525. Therefore
Byrne gets the first prize Of $4,000. Bet
sey Barker the second prize OF $l0OO.
Rose Of Texas the third prize OF $500.
Colston the fourth prize OF $3.50. Both.
mans entry the 9th prize OF $50. and
Duun's entry the sixth prize OF 800.
Byrus Is scarcely more than . boy. and
his performances 10 considered quite
wonderful. He covered 80 miles ysster-
day aud SO today. and II bis nearest
rival had not stopped be would undoubt-
eddy have got ten or fifteen miles fur.
Their. Betsey Barker was very lame OF
the close, In fact the horses were all In
very bad form 1t the close. The sxhibi.
ton was brutal. and the spectators were
much Disguised with the treatment OF
the animals.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-13
EASTERN DISPATCHES
n.,th of Manhall q. Rohart,.

CHICAGO. September ia Tribune
New York special says: Marshall o.
Roberts, the well.known New York cap
italist, died at Z O'Clock Saturday norm
ing at Saratoga. he went to Saratogs
last June. On Tuesday morning last he
bad an apoplstio attack, followed by
paralysis OF the right side. which proved
fatal this morning. Mr.. Roberts was
born in 1914. In 1910. being then Q
ship chandler. be was extensively en-.
gagged In speculations In the whale Ash.
cries. He was next employed by the
naval agent of this port a. contractor.
The vast fortune which Mr.. Roberts
accumulated was for the most part 40.
ouirsd in the ssamship business. He
was one OF the Hrst 10 discover In the
Mexican treaty which osdsd Californis
10 the United States the brilliant future
for commerce, and long before the gold
fever broke out he had fisked his entire
fortune In the contract 10 build . line OF
steamers to connect at Chsgres with YES.
sells to ply between Panama and San
Francisco. This line was already sstab-
lished when the gold fever began. When
transportation was wanted for troops to
relieve Major Anderson at Fort Sumter,
Mr.. Roberts promptly supplied the
steamer Star Of the West. He vas for
many years President OF the Atlantic
Steamship Company and Of the North
River Bank. Soon alter the death Of
President Lincoln he forwarded to Mrs.
Lincoln $40. 900 ~ his portion Of the
800, 900 about being raised for the
benefit Of herself and family. The
Young woman's Christian Home In East
Fifteenth street. near Fifth avenue,
which was founded BY Mr.. Roberts sec
ond wife. received its entire building en-
dowment Of SIC. 900 from Mr.. Roberts.
It was expected during General Grants
first tenn that he would be appointed
Secretary OF the Navy. In 1856 he was
nominated for Mayor OF New York. but
was defeated. Among the greater enter.
prises OF his latter years was the South
erp Pacific Railroad.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-13

Prof. Davis has accepted q position In
Virginia and created Q vacancy in the
Divide school corps Of teachers. Prob.
ably the Gold Hill Board will place q
woman in his place on the Divide,
where, doubtless. the school. can be run
without. any great ugly man about"
Just as the old maid thought the world
could DO. The prejudice against send.
ing big boys to female teachers. which
was the only reason why the Vireinia
Board accepted tho services OF Prof.
Davis in preference to retaining Mrs;
Mcnamara in the First Ward, 10 oil
nonsense. When o boy gets to be 30
large and manly that q woman cannot
teach him. he had better be let out Of
the public schools.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-13
An Old Salt.

CHICAGO, September ls.-Ths story
autographed from San Francisco about
the discovery by Colonel Arson I. Itch.
nsr Of gold in solution in hot springs
recalls to the Tribune the fact that In
1877-78 the sams gentlemen engaged In
the enterprise OF sailing . playsd:out
silver mine called the Kellogg. near Lit
tie Rock, with gold hlipgs, etc.. and hsv.
Ing succeeded in selling Q large amount
Of the stock In Cleveland and Chicago.
was arrested In the midst OF his useful
ness ct the instance OF some suspicious
stockholdsr. who discovered the fraud.
Tichner suddenly fed tbs city. and has
not made himself known hsrsabouts
aimee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-13
New Jersey Hopeful.

New Yoax. September ls.-Ths 7rib.
uns says So great Is the dissatisfaction
over the Democratic nomination for
Governor that the Republicans have
great confidence in their ability to carry
the State by Q fair majority. They will
certainly carry the Legislature, which
will elect q Republican successor 10 Sen
stor Randolph. 80 confident are the
Republicans OF success In this matter
that an active canvass has already com.
msueed 90 TO who shall succeed Ran.
dolph. The candidates are ex-senator
Robson. eI CONGRESSMAN Halssy and
General w. T. Sswell.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-13
Penalties Wanted frem the sierra
Nevada Directors.

The San Francisco Post says II. @.
Firsbsugh has brought suit In the su.
p.rior Court against o. q. Fish ct al. to
recover $4,000 for five respective rsfusals
Of the defendants. as Directors OF the
Sierra Nevada Silver Mining Company,
to make q monthly itemizsd statement
OF the receipts and expenditures OF the
corporation. as required by an act OF
the Legislature. approved April %. 1851.
entitled IAN act for the better protec-
ton OF stockholders in corporations
formed under the laws Of the State OF
California for the purpose OF carrying on
the business Of mining" Plaintiff AYERS
that he il q stakeholder, and that the
defendants have neglected to make the
returns as required for the months Of
April. Nay. June. July and August. and
that they. therefore. have rendered
themselves liable to q penalty Of slooo
for each month.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-13
fhe score At Creedmoor.

CnrEpxooR. L. l.. September H.
The score Of the Pacific team on Thur
day, at 800 yards In the rain, and on
Friday, at Q O'Clock. at 200 and 600
Yards, the wind blowing at the rate Of
$50 miles an hour. was s58. Today, In
. very bright sunlight, with the wind
changing from west to south, their SCORE
was 1925. No individual score was BE-
low 80, and none were above 90. One
member Of the team 10 still ipdispossd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-13
Indiana Prospects.

CHICAGO, September l3.-Ths Daily
Nuns has solicited by telegraph ths
personal opinions Of some Of the leading
journalists Of the country or the pros.
poets OF the election In Indiana. Among
them are @. A. Dana. Whitelaw Reid,
Samuel Bowlss. J. r. Mclean and ]. B.
Mccullough. The Republican and indie.
pendent Republican editors arc unani.
nous In the belief that Indiana will 60
for Porter. while the Democratic and
independent Democratic editors are
unanimous In the belief that the State
will give Q Democratic majority.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-13

The Csledonian Club OF Virginia Sat
urdsy evening sent to the State Orphans
Home q check for $50. Twenty-Five
dollars Of this was the third prize about
which there was . dispute among the
shooting teams on the occasion OF the
picnic given by the club the remainder
was added by the club.
The following were made citizens
by Judge Rising Saturday N. CASA
vicb. Austria. % years Of age; Robert
Hansen, Denmark. 81 years; J. ID. Cam
srop. Nova Scotia. 80 years; ID. McPher-
sop. Nova Scotia. 30 years; George
Tucker. England. 50 years.
Patents have just been granted for the
following mines located in this State:
The claim Of Samuel Ward upon the
Green Nick lode, the claim OF the Silver
CANYON Mining Company and the claims
of w. Il. Stowsll and 8. ]. Beebse on
the Silver Canyon lode.
Suggestive to certain political ssp''
r.p,s-Linls boy Ito plsymsts): Come
md Be my horse; I've got candy und-
md s-und . vhip-und a-und you
shall have . taste.
Colonel Taylor. Republican nominee
for Presidential Elsctor. will give . asai
=, dole 10 W. Z. F.. like Democratic
candidate, at tbs Pioneer pienic' oai-
. son. October 9Th.
A runaway team attached 70 an open
spring wagon with q dog sitting on sn'
..,t created some sxoitsmsat - me
vhols dashed down c street. Virginia'
last evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-13
Democratic Tactics.

NEW YoHK. September 1.-THE 1rb-
uns says: An attack was made last night
BY q Democratic mob In Harrison. oppo.
site Newark. New Jersey. upon q Rspub.
lican procession. in which several
persons 10 the procession were wounded.
one or two probably fatally. The attack
was directed principally against . ool-
ored company In the procession. a
white club took them under It's proteo.
ton, aud was sssailed with stones and
pistols. Several solorsd men were badly
beaten. Neil Burgess. a white insur.
aucs broker, was stabbed in the face.
Chas, Park (whits) was shot in the head.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-13
Louisiana and Virginia.

WASHINGTON, September l3.-Later
advioss confirm the previous announce.
msnt that Louisiana will send ct least
one Congressman to the next Congress
to succeed Aoklin. owing to the despsr.
ate contest. When the Democratic fac
tons Of the party and the district Demo.
cratic papers admit this the result IL
assured. All attempts to adjust the
difficulty among the Democrats In Vir.
ginia prove fruitlsss. and now the Demo.
Gratis say they do not need Virginia. but
can carry 1t. despite the fight. over all
the Republicans.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-13
A Cheerful View.

CHICAGO. September lS.-Chairman
Morrow Of the California State Central
Republican Committee has been inter-
viewed by the Tribune. and states that
he has no doubt whatever Of the entire
Pacific coast going Republican. The
only State claimed By the Democrats a.
dsbatabls 10 Californis, and he carefully
considers their grounds for such claim
and huds them invalid. The statement
he makes 10 careful and convincing In
its logic. He Is surprised 70 And %
universal Q sentiment that the Rspubli.
cans will carry every Northern State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-13
Runaway.

At noon yesterday q runaway occurred
In Virginia. Young Cosswsll got out
and away went the horse, with a oolorsd
gentleman named John Hutchinson on
the wagon seat. down Washington
street. In making the turn Mr.. Hutch.
inson was sent out OF the buggy aud
struck o building with force. The
building was uninjured and SO was Mr..
Hutchinson as to his durum caput and
further than to have q previously broken
knee pan again fractured. He was sent
to the County Hospital. The team
brought up BY Mrs. Csshion's on +
street,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-13
wia,er wheat for seed.

Hon. K. NJ. Daggett writes: 81 have
ordered FROM the Agricultural Bureau
at Washington two bushels Hedges Pro-
linc' wheat and two bushels Siberian
wheat, both Winter grains, which are at
present in the hands Of the Secretary Of
State for distribution among the farmers
Of the State. The wheat Is In four.
pound packages. and persons DESTROYS
Of samples Of either will be gratui,ously
supplied upon application. by letter or
otherwise. to Hon. Jasper Babcock. Sec
rotary Of State"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-13
virgiais schools.

Mrs. Jessup has been advanced from
Second Grammar teacher In the Fourth
Ward School. Virginia, to assistant Of
the High School and Of the First Gram.
mar department OF the Third Ward
school. Prof. Davis OF Gold Hill has
bssn elected to the First Grammar de-
psrtmsut Of the Frat Ward. Virginia ;
md Mrs. Macuamars takss Mrs. Jss-
,up's place In the Fourth Ward school.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-13
nEronT.
n. Francisco Board.

THIS MORNING.
SIS Ophir. IN, Ia
ASS Mexican. lOi, IL
2s5 Gould 4 Curry. 4 60. 30
Ito Best 4 Belcher. ies. los
ls5 California. 2 05
2i0 Savage. ~
GAO Con. Virginia. . 10. 8 05. 5 10
$40 Chollar. 8 so
AGO Potosi. "a, 2 20, "a b
$50 Hale 4 Norcro.s. ~. I 50
200 Crown Point, ! Is
$50 Yellow Jacket,
$50 Imperial. soc. $50
so Kentuck.
As Alpha. 81, 81
s&5 Bslsher. l $50
so Confidence. So
$40 sierra Nevada. liz. IN. In.
IN, lis30
10 Utah. 10. l0S
$40 Bullion. ! Is
$50 0verman,
200 Justice. soc. s5c
$50 Alta, 2 10, 2 is
SOS Union Con-. 22s. a. 2lS
500 Julia. s3c
100 Csledonis. $50
$50 Silver Hill. Csc. Toe
200 Lady Warrington. 500
335 Andes. ~, l IS
20 Ward. ~
500 scorpion. l IS
100 Original Gold Hill. Use
400 Benton Con-. ! 20
so Golden Gate.
GOO Con. Dorado. 25c
Concordia. I 10. I 20
800 Quinn. $50
800 Trojan. Sc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-13

Bob Ipgsrsoll IL called "Colonel" b.
cause hv opos went TO the war. Hs waa
taken prisoner In the frst battle, and
aitsrward psrolsd /; and this ended biz
military career. He says hs hasn't tie
heart OF q soldier, and wasn't at for ore.
1T v raw nsn drs ct q auohsr
but onos," hs often remarks, "snd thsp'
my only thought was how many wdov
and orphans they would make" I
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-13
Ansrnoos ssrsss nssors.

San FRAScrsco, September is-sf ?. ~
Grand Prize. q 70; Caledonia. ssc; Best r
Bslcher. i0a; Union Gen.. 2iS. 2i<.
2lk; Mexican. lok. loa; Andes, IN.
ophir. ~, ~. ~; EIchequer. 2 20,
2 Is; Hale 4 Norcross. 4 IS. 4 30. 5; Sierra
Nevada. III, nS; Alta. 2 80. 2 20; Al.
bion. soc. ssc; Savage. 2 10; Chollar. 3 40;
East Mt. Diablo. Coo; Bullion. l 20; Cali.
forniA. 2 O5; Benton. l IS. l 80. II; Po-
tosi. 2 20: Yellow Jacket, 81. 6; Seor.
pion, I Us; Gould 4 Curry. 1 Is.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-13
For sheriff.

w. j. Hanks announces himself to.
day as a candidate for Sheriff, subject.
etc. Mr.. Hanks has been jsilor for the
past two years. 10 q miner and an old
and well known resident. Mr. Hanks
would make q good sheriff. for he has
every qualification for the position. He
IL, moreover. an available candidate.
and a. such will make q strong impress
ion on the convention when he comes
bsfore H..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-13
TAX. rsy.ie, rsmp, Take Physis.'

Hasbrouck & Hall. druggists. invite
all to call on them at their place Of bust.
nssA opposite Yellow Jacket engine
house, Gold Hill. They have some new
and choice perfumes and the most sls-
CANT Of toilet articles. They do not
want their friends to be sick. but II
afflicted will take pleasure in potioning.
pilling and blistering them into health
again. See their advertisement under
"NeW Today"