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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-01
Miscellsne0us.

WASHINGTON. July l.-Patsnts were
issued to California inventors O. follows:
John T. Davis, San Francisco. for an
ore crushsr and pulvsrizer; Henry Rich.
man, San Francisco. for an air com.
prsssor; Henry A. Williams, San Fran.
cisco. process for pulvsrizins ores; and
William N. Crabtrss, Portsrvills. for .
gunlock.
The receipts from internal revenue
for the month ending yesterday were
$40, 900, 057; for the fiscal year. $685..
623, 251. Customs receipts for the
month. $14. 699, 776; for the fiscal year,
$185. los, 6ll. Increase over last year,
$40, 08l, $40 from internal revenue and
$47, 858, 563 from customs.
New Yonk, July LA purse 10 being
raised for Captain Smith Of the steamer
ssawsnbaka. In recognition OF his heroic
services.
Edwin Booth sailed for Europe yes.
tsrdsy. A large number Of friends saw
him Of.
The hot, sultry weather continues,
with no appearance OF abatement, but
rather otherwise. The deaths yesterday
wore 232, including Ill children. In
Brooklyn there were Ala deaths during
the week. Is against 227 the preceding
week. OF these 500 were infants.
Among the visitors to Hancock yester-
day were the delegates from California
and Nevada and Dr.. Hitchcock OF San
Francisco. he 10 overrun with visitors.
Senator Booth left yesterday for Call.
fornia. Blaine goes to Maine. and on
the 1st Of August will 60 to Saratoga.
CHICAGO, July 1.-Supervisor OF Cen.
sus Wright reports that the later returns
have 20 far exceeded the estimates that
the actual figures In hand add up to
within o few hundred OF 400. 900 - the
population OF Chicago. Other returns
will increase this total, but to what ex.
tent 10 not known.
DESvER. July THE Lssdvills sxten.
sion OF the Denver and Rio Grands Rail.
way was completed to Malta at noon
yesterday. three miles from Lsadville.
The q will run to Lsadvills within ten
days.
The 7riLune's Santa Fe special says:
Generals Pope and Hatch had q confer.
snes 10 regard to the distribution OF
troops in Southern New Mexico. They
agree to scatter the troops In small do.
tachmsnts over the entire exposed terri.
tory, and give General Buell. 300 men
for active service.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-01
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
The French Presidency.

LONDON. June 30.-A Paris dispatch
to the Times says: Before the present
Chamber Of Deputies breaks up Gam.
BETA, President Of the Chamber, will
again appear In the tribune to advocate
the adoption OF the scruiin de list system
Of voting. This system will certinly be
adopted, % all who oppose 1t will know
their names will not appear on the list
supported by Gsmbstta, and very few Of
the Left care to run such . risk Of NON.
election. Gambetta's own name will
appear as Q candidate for every depart.
msnt. The country will be appealed to
to favor the programme drawn up by
him. His election by q majority Of the
departments will constitute q plebiscite
in his favor. he will be President OF
the Republic In 1882. II President Grsvy.
by remaining In Office, allows him to
wait till then.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-01
Religious Persecution in France.


Religious Persecution In France.
Paris, June 30.-Ths evening jour.
mails announce that the directors Of all
religious houses have made preparations
in expectation Of action by the authori.
ties tomorrow. AL the doors Of relig.
ious houses will be closed. and the police
will be obliged to effect forcibls entrance
and break open each individual cell.
Jssuits' houses only will be dealt with
tomorrow. Up to the present time thirty
magistrates have resigned sooner than
execute the religious DEGREES. The Min.
lister OF Justice has allied their posts
without delay. Jules Simon has refused
10 act Is reporter Of the Senatorial Am
nesty Committee.
The Jssuits were led out today by the
police In the presence Of q crowd OF sew.
eral thousands. There were upward OF
one thousand police. It IL said that
Count dc Nun was among those arrested
for shouting "Down with the Rspublic!'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-01
surveying appointments.

WASHINGTON. July Tho Commits.
sionsr Of the General Land Office. with
the approval Of the Secretary Of the In.
terror, has made the following sppor.
tionmsnt Of . total Of $500. 900 sppro.
priaisd by Act Of consrsss for surveying
public lands during the fscal year which
commences today: Arizona, 3d. 900 ;
California, $l5. 900; Colorado. $4,000;
Dakota. $40. 900; Florida. $4,000; Idaho,
Sl2, 900; Louisiana, $l2, 900; Minnesota,
$4,000; Montana, SIG, 900; Nebraska
and Iowa, SIG. 900; Nevada, $4,000;
New Mexico. $12. 900; Oregon, $4,000;
Utah, 81, 1000; Washington. $1,000;
Wyoming. SIC, 1000; making a total up.
portionsd Of 1921, 900. and leaving .
balance unspportionsd Of $50. 900. to DO
used according to the sxigencies OF the
service during the fiscal year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-01
Entertainment rsmsrrow EvsninE.


The entertainment at Miners Union
Hall tomorrow evening, for the benefit OF
st. Johns Sunday School. will DO some
thing new for this part OF the country.
Judging from the programme. 1t will be
intensely patriotic. It begins with the
Declaration OF Independence where I'VE
mutually pledge to each other our lives.
our fortunes and our sacred honor
and ends with "The Coronation Of
America" These scenes are to be beau
tifully represented by tsblesuI. the idea
being represented by music, vocal and
instrumental. After the entertainment
there will be o dance. Music by hangers
hand.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-01
The Men De Young Remembered.
Car,on Apptal Lune %.


Tho late Charles de Young In his will
leaves $1,000 to John Timmins and $3.50
to E. j. Anderson. Hardly anybody
knows John Timmins outside OF the
Chronicle office. yet he has been the sheet
anchor OF the De Youngs for years past.
Timmins was Q practical printer and In
early times gave Charles De Young
work when all the others gave him the
cold shoulder. Charley used TO come
round the different offices to sub"
and because BIO was . Jew met with
kicks and curses. Timmins began to
manifest q sympathy for the friendlsss
boy and gave him q lift whenever he got
an opportunity. Years passed and De
Young began to rise In the world and
offered Timmins Q lucrative situation
which he has held ever since. He wal q
practical. plodding. far. sighted old man
Who never got excited over anything.
He revised and inspected every line that
ever went into the Chronicle, and 1t was
. ommon saying that no one could
win . libel suit on any article that
bad passed through his hands. Al
times a conference Of the editors would
be called and . plan determined on, but
q word or q erunt from Timmins would
upset everything or dictate another pol.
icy. He wore q big green shade over
his Eyes at night. and had . habit Of
eliminating paragraphs In the reporters
work which be thought "too fresh"
This brought down many q storm Of pro-
fame rhetoric on bis head. and gained for
him the lasting title Of the Deadly
N~iphtshsde." he settled all disputes,
gave Do Young valuable advice daily.
and was the governor" that kept the
machine from going too fast.
Anderson, formerly an architect In
the Mare Island Navy Yard. entered Do
YounR's employ as confidential sscre-
tsry, because be was known to DO . man
who never talked much. The secrets OF
the Office and business were all Entrusted
to him, and were as secure as II locked
up In the deepest vault OF the Safe De-
post Company. Adumb man with both
hands cut OF could not have been more
r~sticsnt than Anderson. and Of the many
men employed by De Young at different
times as his secretary, he alone seemed
to have perfectly filled the bill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-01
Operatives ~ shs Qaiss.

I. il supposed that the south drift on
the 400 level Of the Quinn mine 10 now
mar the old shaft. up to which II 10 pro-
no.ed to make . raise. A surveyor wal
.sn, down to the mine yesterday to hnd
on, inst where the face Of the Drift was.
A blower will be put In ct the 200 sta.
ton in a day or two for the purpose OF
turnisbine air to the miners who will be
employed in the uprsise. The old shat.
with which IL 10 intended TO nnec y
eighty feet In depth. Al the vorkmen
can raise much more rapidly than they
can sink. the connection will b mace
from below.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-01
sarsasid ouard Ball.

The tenth military and civil ball Of
the Sarxnsld Guard will DO given at
Miners Union Hall. Gold Hill. next
Monday evening. The members OF the
company have spared no pains to make
the occ,uion entirely enjoyable. The
hall 10 being decorated in good
taste, and those who attend may rest
assured OF q cordial reception. The
best Of music will be In attendance.
Particular attention 10 called to the
fact that . grand supper 10 being pre-.
pared for the occasion BY the ladies OF
Gold Hill. It will be served In the
house formerly used ~ Waisas res.
tsurant, and the charge will BE- only
seventy. Ave osnts . head for all who
want to eat. ,,
Az has already been explicitly stated,
the ball and supper will b. given Tor the
beus6. Of the family Of Neil Gallagher.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-01

A. L. Edwards yesterday presented
the Rssoluts Baseball Club, Of Virginia
City, . championship bat. The bat,
which 10 the handsouest n ever seen
on the Comstock. 10 made OF California
laurel, mounted with gold and silver,
and appropriately inscribed.
X. B. Brown walks the streets Of Gold
Hill now like q vsritabls old.timsr and
talks politics with the beat OF them. By
the time he gets well settled In Gold
Hill those Virginia fellows will be after
him again to have him serve ~ Chief OF
their Fire Department.
The reunion OF the Virginia High
School last evening was we'll attended.
and was in every way . success. II was
entirely an invitation affair and Its man.
asemsnt reflected credit upon Principal
Baker and the members OF the High
School.
BY reference 10 q notice published in
our advertising columns today. 1t may
DO seen that ten Irish miners are wanted
TO 20 TO Arizona. Apply to James No
Mahon. at the Leviathan mine. doid
Hill.
On Thursday evening. July 8. the
ladies Of the Gold Hill Methodist Church
will give . concsr. and festival. II will
be Rraced by the presence OF some Of
the best singers Of Western Nevada.
The south drift from WINE No. I on
the $500 level Of the Union Consoli'
dated, going to connect with the bottom
OF Wine No. 2, IL e%ncountsring quartz
giving low assays.
A deed has been filed in the Recorders
Office, confirming . previous convsysnce
of the jacob Little Consolidated claim.
on Cedar Hill. to the Gold Lead Com.
pany.
Frsnchmsn in Virginia City dug up
lump Of quartz yesterday on his lot d
ths north end Of town which 10 estimated
to contain $50 in gold.
Al the Turner'S picnic. on The 18th o.
July. . prize Of $50 will b. given Tor
bsssbsli match between the Virginia AM
Carson clubs.
A correspondent. writing from bodi'
,..ys that Boisot 4 Stewart. formerly 2
this place, have the finest drugstore II
California.
Tn. people OF Carson Will celebrate
IN. Fourth nsxt Sunday by . genera
blowout ct Tfssdwsy's nsh
vh. Yellow Jask:. Company paid on
today 2o.S7s 30.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-01

Louisiana will be considerable. seo.
lion hands have been hard at work for
several days past strengthening ,ne
rosdbed, but water will undoubtedly
owe the tracks. The water 10 spread
ins very rapidly and today could be seen
from New Canton, which Is seven miles
east OF Cincinnati Landing, BY q break
yesterday morning. Over 10000 acres
Of farm lands are submerged and the
orops are ruined. The break ID ipcreas.
inc and tho ievss. which cost s2s 1000,
viii be seriously damaged. A new lsvse
in process Of construction from Quincy
north Is almost ruined, and the rich
farming lands are under water. The
loss in this county will DO heavy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-01
List Of tho seaWanhaker victims.

8A1
NEW Yoax, June so.-Ths identified
dead Of the Ssawsnhsker are: Mary E.
Beach, aged three years and SIX months.
daughter Of Mrs. Mary Z. Beach Of
Kings county; A. B. Bennett, aged ffty.
seven, No. SO Vanderbilt street, Brook
lyn; Mrs. z. D. Bennett. aged fifty.
three; Mrs. G.. W. Cotton, Pacific street.
brooklyn; D. d. do Bovoiss. aged forty
ssysn. Brooklyn; Rev. Jacob Dllo,
BROOKLYN; T. O'Flsnnagan. aged forty.
Ave. Of New York; Julius Frank, aged
forty.ons, Of whitestons, L. l.; May Z.
Gray, aged seven months; Theodore
Gruthsr, aged thirty.fve. OF New YORK.
Charles Hssbrouck. a'colored waiter on
tho Seawanhaka. The list OF missing Is
large. ..o,-
reported missing alter the Seawanhata
disaster, 10 saved. he jumped over
board and reached Wards Island.
Two bodies were found today near the
wreck Of the burned steamer Ssswan.
haks. Kate Rauschsr, sgsd three years,
died from burns. Captain Smiths con:
diuon IL better today /; his face and
hands are still irishtfully swollen. j.
The bodies OF twsnty.nins victims Of
the Seawanhaka disaster have been 70.
covered and thirty are missing. Thomas
8. Moore, lawyer. 1872 Broadway. and
Alfred Fsldron, 0 East Forty.sixth street,
reported lost. are safe; they both swan
ashore, but were In such an exhausted
condition a. 10 be unable TO oommuni.
cate with their friends.
Mr.. L. P. Hubbard, No. 22l Wash.
inRton street, informed . reporter that
his brother, h. r. Hulburd, had not
been heard from. and he thought IL was
probable he had perishsd in the flames:
as when he was last seen he had started
to 20 aft In search Of . lady who was in
his charge. In passing through tho
boat. 1t Il highly probable hs met his
daafh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-01

at this point. Tbs. meteor was Q
ave seconds 10 falling. during winch
time tho city was lit up as by an electric
light. Much excitement prevailed IN
negro quarters, the inhabitants rushing
into their houses. closing their doors
and filling the air with screams and
prayers. The time between the disap.
pssrsnce Of the meteor and report was
about three minutes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-01
Turn versIs Election.

In Virginia City last evening. at .
meeting Of the Turn vsrein. the follow
ing officers were elected to serve during
the ensuing. six months Erstsr Sprs-
cher, F. Boegle; Zweiter Sprechsr. Z.
BsrinRer; Proool. Schiftwart. b. Huber;
Corresp. Sohiftwart, r. Calliber; Sscksl.
wart, +. Schroeder. Eater Turnwart. Ph.
Flick; Zweitsr Turnwart. ]. Wulf; Zeug.
wsrt, II. Karstens; Bibliothekar. 4.
Stocker. vertrauensmannsr-G. Theds'
r. T. Brodsk. ]. Lesser. Jr., E. Pink,
+. Fredericks. There was beer In abund.
ance, and the friends OF the Society were
welcomed with opsn.handed cordially.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-01

SAN Francisco. July Ia p. NJ
Bullion. I os. I; Con. Virginia. . 10; Ysi-
low Jacket. 50; Utah. ios; Grown Point.
IL; Mexican, 81; Day. ssc. coo. sss;
Ophir. ca. Gu; Northern Belle. IN;
Hale "a Norcross. 5 IS; University. 7Sc;
New York. 2oc; Occidental. csc; Wales.
81; Bodie. 6S. Cd; Sierra Nevada. -;
Union Con-, 2os asked; Hale 4 Norcross,
4; Gould 4 Curry. 8 80; Goodshaw. I so.
Ia; Albion. soc; Eureka Con-. In; Tip
top. CT sio; Nj. Diablo, i3<; Scorpion.
N; julia. Coo; Bslchsr. IL; Bullion. ];
Addspds. I. soc; Double Standard. zoe;
Con. Virginia, 3 40; Andes. Csc. soc; Ben
ton Con-, I 0s.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-01
Hancock Visiting.

Nrw YoRK. June SO.-Gsnsral Han.
cock having expressed . desire to call
informally upon Governor Tildsn. the
General met Senator Wallace Of Penn.
~sylvanis, General franklin Of Connect.
cut, and Henry Wattsrson Of Kentucky,
this morning at the Gilsey House by ap.
pointmsnt, whence the party repaired
to the we'll known mansion In Grsmsrcy
Park, and were received and entertained
BY Governor Tildsn with cordial hospi.
tslity. General Hancock accepted an
invitation to pay an early visit to Grey.
stope, The feeling between the two IL
represented to DO exceedingly cordial.
No one was present except the gentle
men named, and the intercourse was
uncsremonious and unrestsainsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-01
Impure BREATH.

Among all the disasrssable consequences
that follow the decay Of the teeth. an impure
breath must DO the most Notifying and nm.
pleasant to its possessor. and II 10 tho most
inexcussbls and offensive In society; and Jet
the cause Of It may easily b removed by cleans.
ing your teeth daily with that Justly popular
dentifrice. Fragrant SoZ0DoNT. II purihss
and swestens the breath, cools and refrsshes
the mouth, and gives . pearl.lite Appearance
10 the teeth. Gentlemen who INDULGE In smok,
Ing should cleanse their teeth with SOZO-
DONE, % 10 removes al unpleasant odors Of
the weed. Ask your druggist for 10. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-01
Lively Powder.

New YoRK. June 30.-An explosion OF
q twenty.pound key Of powder pulver;
lied the iron safe on which II stood in
the Office Of the Dittmar Powder Co.,
Park place, and did other damage.
Miraouiously nobody was killed. Man.
aRer Parker. seeing . burning paper
within an inch Of the keg. called from
his outer Office to the clerks to run,
which they did. being assisted at the
door by the force Of the explosion. II
IL supposed some n lighted q cigar In
the Vicinity and threw the match on the
floor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-01
aroeertss.

For many years the people OF Gold
Hill have looked to . few substantial
business men to supply them with the
necessities Of life. One Of these solid
men is Richard Mercer. who always
keeps ON hand an extensive and select
stock OF family and fancy groceries.
Call upon him and he will supply your
wants. For further particulars see his
advertisement Published today In an
other column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-01
Arrivals tn. Meraiag.

Bryant. J W Cline. W I salksld. J
T Haynes. T P Sleeper. D II Folsom. Geo
W Kelley. ] Harris. W H Robinson. W W
Bausman. L Wentworth. Ut Jefry. Miss
n + Smith. Mrs. II A Kelly. CT dilling'
ham. Z b Shaw. Mrs s,oddard, r Mead.
den, p L v~ucanovish. Cora Lancaster. DR.
Atchison. Willie Thompson. Mrs J r
Snyder. Maggie Malloy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-01
stock BROKERS.

In looking around for . responsible
firm with which to deal in the stock
business. our spectators can fod none
better than w. H. Clarke 4 Co., No. Al
South G sirest Nevada Bank b%uilding).
Virginia. They are prompt in all bust
ness matters, and their customers may
at all times rely upon them for . fair
deal. Their communication with Ban
Francisco being direct, they afford their
clients excellent opportunities for quick
turns and good profits. See card under
head OF 'Nsw Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-01
Journalistic.

John Russell Young. the newspaper
writer and correspondent, and Major T.
b. H. stenhouss. correspondent Of the
New York Herald, arrived here ysster.
day morning. They were met at Steam.
boat Springs by John W. Macksy. To.
day they visited the lower levels OF tho
bonanza mines. This evening they will
90 10 San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-01
Ho, Every Que rh.s rhir.tssh.

The demand for cooling drinks this
warm weather Is urgent and must be
supplied. No man knows better how to
supply the demand than 7. E. Finch. OF
the Comstock Exchange, opposite Lab.
erty Engine House. Main street, Gold
Hill. His card may be seen in another
column OF today's News.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-01
Good FOR she water Company.

At q late meeting Of the Virginia
Board Of School Trustees . COMMITTEES
was appointed to wait upon the Virginia
and Gold Hill Water Company and ask
that the charge far supplying the public
school. houses OF Virginia with water DO
RENTED for the future. After hearing
a statement Of the csse Superintendent
Ovsrton replied that hereafter water
would be furnished free Of charge to all
the school.houses Of Storey county
Gold Hill being included in this gen.
srous arrangement as we'll as Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-01
Readjustment iu Old Virginia.

WARRINGTON. July A. hu''oss Nv"
virginia state that the Democratic lead.
orr do no. feel happy. The Rssdjustsrs
have called . State Convention to meet
In Richmond on the 7th Instant, and
their leaders have finally decided to
advise the Convention mott to indorss
the Cincinnati nominations. but to nom.
mate a ticket entirely different from that
Of the regular Democrats. The Read,
iusters claim that they can poll $4,000
yotss, and II their present plan 10 I'd.
bsred to the Republicans will carry the
STATE for Garfield by . decided vote.
Leading Rssdjustsrs have declined IN
the most positive terms 10 unite Win
the regular Democrats.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-01

Emmett, the "Gsrman cousin" has
bsen sent to the Home for the Insbriatss
In New York on petition OF his wife.
But Fritz evidently was contsnted for he
tisssd her good bye when he took up
his march for the asylum. He has
made 500. 600 and VA spending 1t too
fat through his thirst Tor rum.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-01

A Norwich photographer was persm.
bulating o machine" the other day
when be was hailed by a h~ousekseper
from her doorstep: "Hev yer got emmy
hot cskesp" "When do you want
emp rejoined the broad. brimmed art.
ist. Fright off," "well. you'll have
to wait till they are done. l had to re-
fuse Q woman Ice cream . house or two
back" Just then the woman took in
the situation. "Go on with your old
by.sickls." said she. II thought you
Wss the baker"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-01
Safe for the Republicans.

Indiana Safe for the Republicans.
NEW YoRx, July Ia Times Wash.
inston special says: John g. New Of
Indianapolis, Is now In this city. In
response to inquiries he said this even.
ing that Indiana would surely be carried
by the Republicans. he remarked that
at times during the Cincinnati Conven.
ton hs had feared the Democrats would
select q ticket which would give the Re.
publicans considerable trouble IN his
State. Now. his anxiety had all disap.
pssrsd. Macdonald would have car.
ried the State" said he. "by 10000
majority, and Hendricks by 10000 /; but
the treatment which Hendricks received
and the selection Of English have se-
cured the Stale to Us beyond Q doubt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-01

John Mackay will leave the Comstock
about the 18th instant. to DO absent
absut two years. During his stay abroad
his affairs will DO managed by Frank
Osbiston. who 10 expected to return from
Colorado for that purpose.
A Chinaman named Alb Kong was ar
rested in Virginia last evening on the
charge Of cutting o fellow heather. The
wounded man Is dangerously hurt.
Dick Guibsrson, the politician. 10
lowering around the Comstock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-01
4, Large Is . Barrel.

Macon. Ga. June 80. About IL
o'clock las. night . meteor a. large a. .
barrel, starting from the zenith, plunged
down from the northeast sky and q.
plodsd with . report that rsvsrbsratsd
Tor thirty seconds, aud shook the earth
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-01
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscrstions OF youih. nervous weakness, early
decay, loss Of manhood. etc, I will send q re-
ceipe that will cure you. FREE UF CHARGE
This greet remedy was discovered by Q mission.
AZ IN South America. Send q s~elf-addressed
eayslops 70 the REV. JosEru T. IxxAx, station
p,Esu York city. isle ~