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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-09
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
RALsroS VS.. SHARON.
The Widow OF the Late W. Q. Rails.
ton Sues william Sharon TO the
Extent Of Thirty Millions.

SAN Francisco. October 9.-Mrs. Liz
zis F. Rslston, widow Of W. O. Rals,on.
hus fled Q prodiaiously large complaint
10 ths Superior Court against William
Sharon and Alexander D. Sharon for an
accounting and supdry other things.
The document alls 2s5 pages Of closely
written legal cap. and the prayer alone
takes up eleven pages. There are alto.
Rethsr IS sections, each Of which details
with peculiarly transactions In stocks
and other matters, between the deceased
and Senator Sharon, In addition to num-
erous business operations between
plaintiff and the defendants. The suit
IL brought to have an account taken OF
the real estate and personal estate and
effects OF the late W. @. Ralston, pos
sessed by or which has come to the
hands OF Senator Sharon, or to the hands
OF any person or persons by his order;
also, to have an account taken OF the
partnership dealings and transactions
carried on between him and the do.
ceased under the name Of VIM. Sharon
& Co.; also, to have an account taken
of any and all and what profits have
been made since the 9th Of August,
1875, and what use or application has
been made Of the shares Of stocks.
mining, bank. insurance. water or gas
stocks, bonds and other securities
owned by the Arm Of WIN. Sharon d
Co.; also, to have an account taken OF
all sums Of money realized by Senator
Sharon from sales Of property. real and
personal. belonging to the partnership,
which were or have been made BY Mr..
Sharon since tho date already men
toned; also. to have accounts taken
for some fifty other purposes referring
10 all manner OF stock and other
property; also. to have II declared
that the purchase by Mr.. Sharon
Of the plaintiff Of all her right,
title and interest in and to all the prop
erty OF the estate Of w. O. R~slstou, de-
ceased. was illegal. fraudulent and void,
and that the same DO set aside and can.
celed; also, that Mr.. Sharon be required
to convey to the plaintiff. a. beneficiary
Of the trust deed and as sole legatss
under the last will Of W. O. Ralston.
deceased, the undivided one.half part Of
all the real estate described In the com-
plant, and the undivided ons.half part
Of all other real estate owned, possessed
or claimed by the arm Of William Sharon
& Co., or by the defendant. William
Sharon, in which W. @. R%alston, during
his lifetime, was, or to which bis estate
after his death became, the owner OF an
interest therein with the defendant, vii.
liam Sharon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-09
MINING NOTES.
Matters Of Iassrsss All Ais.g the
Lode.

The south compartment Of the Union
shaft has been excsvsied In al about $50
feet. The old timbers arc saved fol
bulkhssdins when the slopes are opened.
Some claimants are having . hard
time doing holding work. The Flavor.
ite Consolidated Astor" (Pbebusl what
. name to all the sounding trump Of
future famsi) has . shaft IS feet deep
near the grade to the Union works, but
It has water In 1t, and now holding work
10 doing 10 q new ahsit about ten feet
further south.
A new character OF ore has been
found in the southwest drift OF the Sierra
mine, Devils Gate District. which prom
Uses wall. The quartz shows nc TYP.
sum at al and assays we'll In both gold
and silver.
Az the O. & @. shaft 4 new 7-foot
blower has been built for use below.
When In motion II raises . regular
wsshos zephyr. and Q hair litter at that.
Since started up the Union pumping
engine has made 947. $50 revolutions.
When the pumps In Belchsr start up
which will be early nsxt wssk-ths
2780 level will be tackled again.
The two BONANZA mines are yielding
on an average 800 tons Of ore per day.
and will try to pay . dividend next
month.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-09
all For Love.

QUINCY. Ill. October "a fsarfu
tragedy Is reported from New Canton
Pike county. caused BY love. resulting
In Q triple murder and suicide. Biz
miles from New Canton lived Q family
named Baker. consisting Of father.
mother and two daughters, the elder
being fifteen years old. A young mar
named Sellers bad been working for the
family. About 8 o'clock last evening.
while Mr.. Baker wss absent, be insisted
that the daughter should promise to
marry him. She refused. whersupon
Sellers drew 0 revolver. shot the dog,
then the mother. and finally the girl.
Hs then placed the muzzls to his own
temple and fred. Each shot was In.
stsntly fatal. The youngest daughter
witnessed the whole tragedy and gave
the above facts before a Coroasr's jury
this morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-09

Two Celsstisls yesterday had . shoot.
ing ARRAY In Virginia which resulted In
one receiving . bullet In the heel. II
should have been the head.
The following letter 10 held In the
Gold Hill postoface for better direction
Adam Glenn. Berkshire Mills, Church
street, Frankford.
The Quinn assessment has again been
postponed. This time II IL delinquent
October 2lst and the sale day in Novsm.
Der 18th.
George Il. Folsom and Hattie Taylor;
John T. lowering and Katie Glenn
names on the stubs Of marriage license
book.
The California and Con. Virginia will
pay NO dividends this month. An effort
will be made to pay n In December.
Senator Sharon left last night for San
Francisco. He will return next Tuesday
morning.
G. L. Metoslf has appointed j. A.
Kelly Deputy Constable for Township
No. 2, Virginia.
There are now ten inmates OF the
County Jail. A few days ago there wsrs
but three.
Mrs. Ambrose English yesterday had
her right eye shot out BY the arrow OF
juvenile.
Tho thin mud In Virginia frozs last
night hard enough to bear . mans
weight.
The Republican County Conysntion OIL
Ormsby il In session today at Carson.
Crown Point has been assessed atty
cents per share.
Col. Fair will return TO the Comstoci
next Tuesday.
Register before the Goth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-09
To The Public.

Having bought at the recent Sheriff.
sale the entire stock Of goods and al Of
the personal property Of v. Lsmsry. at
low figures; and having also just re-
ceived . large lot Of fresh groceries,
bought ct low prices for cash. / am pre-.
pared to supply the people Of Gold Hill
and vicinity with hrst-class goods Of
satisfactory prices. and would respect
fully solicit . share Of the public pat
ronAgs. ~
Ihavs determined to close out the dry
goods department connected With my
store, and offer the same to the public
At less than San Francisco prices.
]. B. GAosoS,
Lower Gold Hill.
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Central school-A Grammar Dspari

Central sohool-A Grammar Depart.
ment - Miss N. A. Everitt, Teacher:
Mary Holmes. Minnie Haub, Oracle
Randall. Maggie Fisher, Thomas O'Don.
nell and May Gillooly.
Central School-B and @ Grammar
Department - Miss Mary Mcdonnell.
Teacher: Mary Gillespie, Agnes GILES.
pie, Mary Butler. James Healy. Mary
Lowe, Frank Mccain. Charles Likins.
Lydia Cam and Annie Doran.
Central School-A Primary Depart
ment-Msry F. Hurley. Teacher: Bessie
French. Many Black. Louisa Craze.
Mary Wiseman. Jennie Davis, Albert
Thorburn. John Burke. Harry Maxwell.
Gussie Jones, Carney Logan.
Central School-B Primary Depart
ment-Cassie Henderson, Teacher: Nina
Lee, Bessie Powning. Dora O'Donnell.
Clara Beckwith. Pearl Hall. Annie Gil
lespie, LIE Roy Welty, Tommy Marks,
Edward Walsh. Willie Daucby, Willie
Henderson. Edwin Thomas, Charlie
EnRlis, Willie Ahsrn. Thomas Csnsvan,
Tommy Benefits. Frank wyckof, Joseph
Wyckoh, John DaDD.
Central School-C Primary Depart.
ment-Miss George Wright. Teacher:
George Haskell, Willie Plover, Willie
Schweiss, Lolita Booth, Henry Dehn,
Edith Cowan, Alfred Craze and Alice
Pierce.
Central School-D Primary Depart.
msnt - Miss Ida III. Lynch. Teacher:
Louis Robertson. Albert Reid. Mary
Croker. Daisy Moore. Philip Conway.
May Gallagher. Mamie Maxwell, Carrie
English, Charlie johnson, joey Kepns-
dy, Mamie Haley. Thomas DesRan.
Sadie Van Wort. Jerry Connors. Oracle
Long, Jessie Craze. Louisa Fratus, Lena
Role, William Simmons, Charlie Haub,
Charlie Gallagher, Nellie Haderle. Joey
Haderls, Mary Wall and Teresa Haley.
Divide School-A and Il Grammar
Department-T. P. Mcdonald. Teacher /:
John d. Kelly, Luke Kesie. Willie Hath.
rell, Harry Stokes. Fr,dsrika Tobener.
James Atkinson. Jennie Hosking, Eliza
Thomas.
Divide School-C and d Grammar
Departmsnt-Marie L. CASTOR, Teacher:
Susie McCone. Ella Rogers. Minnie
Martin. Mary Hotellipg, Lillie Bsringer,
Louise Berringer. Nettie Bowling, Anne
liz Ingrund. Mary Clohssy. Willie Brew.
or, David Martin, Josie Hernon, BERTHE
Mcdonald. John Kline. Thomas Mccoy,
Dennis Donohue, j. Mathswson, q.
Mathswson, James Jennings.
Divide School-A and G Primary De-
psrtment-Miss N. r. Lynch, Teacher:
Francis Miles, James Keefe. Tommy
Burke, Frank Curran. Jay Clemens.
Johnny Hart. Seaman Molkenbuhr. An.
drew Mathewson. Dan Woolsy, Mamie
Gallagher, Mamie Hernon. Annie Ma
honey. May Murphy. Meta Hovey and
Alice Root.
Divide School-C and D Primary De-
partment - Miss Gertie E. Flanagan.
Teacher: Maggie Brewer. Ida Collins,
Lillian White. Cora Richard. Ida Lazisr,
Katie Kenifck, Annie Dopahue. Rose
Bsrhing, Nellie Walters, Cora Hotelling,
Lulu Hotelling. Willie Whalan. Tommy
Bowen, Willie Mahonsy. Harry Hart
aud Paul Dendrand.
Pupils whose names appear on the
Roll OF Honor have received an average
Of 95 per cent. or more in all tho
studies pursued, and have been neither
absen, nor tardy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-09
Revenge OF o Ruflan-The Crime OF
an Arizona Miner.

TOMBSTONE, Ar, October 8.-Ths
Daily Epiiaph has the following: On
Tuesday night last, about 8 o'clock. at
the nsighboring town Of Bisbse, In Mule
Pass, q man named Dodson went to the
cabin Of o man employed In the Copper
Queen smsltsr. name unknown. and
finding NO n at home except his
daughter. Q young woman about IL,
Dodson made insulting proposals to her.
which the girl Indignantly rejected.
Taking advantage Of her unprotected
condition, Dodson caught her and at.
tempted by violence to outrage her.
That he would have succeeded In his
purpose there can be no doubt, a. he 10
q large, powerful man and his attempted
victim Is q slight, delicate girl. Fortu-
uatsly while battling with the brute the
girls father returned, and taking In
the situation, caught Dodsop's pis-
toll from his belt and applied IL
several times over bis head. Dodson
left the house and the old gentleman
returned to the smeltsr aud gave bod.
sons weapon to the foreman. telling
him to give II to Dodson II hs called for
II. About an hour aftsward. Dodson,
who in the meantime had procured .
carbin.. proceeded to the road in front
Of the cabin. At . distance OF nifty
yards hs deliberately AIRED two shots at
the inmates. The arst shot struck .
brother Of the girl In the heart. killing
him instantly. The second shot struck
the Girl In ths arm, making . terrible
a.sh wound, but not breaking the bone.
Upon hearing the shots . number OF the
citizens who were oognizant Of the prsvi.
Gus transaction proceeded to the scene
Of action, but before they arrived bod.
SON made good his escape. taking the
direction OF Tombstone. A party started
immediately In pursuit. but up 10 the
present writing nc trace OF the scouadrsl
has been found.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-09

Yesterday afternoon two washos
sousws had Q terrific battle below Car.
sou which resulted In the death Of one
Of the amazons. Both squaws were
drink At the time. It was found that
thew obtained their liquor Of u Can.
non, Who IL said to have been selling
whisky to Indians for years.
The Grsenvills Buuttin, Grssnvills.
Plumas county. CAL. Of October Q. says;
"Quits . number OF good miners could
get work here now, and II any OF our
mining exchanges know OF miners de-
string work. please send them this way.
A few carpenters could also find employ
msnt here at present."
That noble red Irish setter Of Bur-
vsyor Craven OF Virginia has been poi.
soned, and now there 10 weeping In the
mans family and some swearing BY the
head OF IL, too. The chances are that
the dog was more valuable to the world
than 10 the man who poisoned II.
Yesterday afternoon about q o'clock .
Are occurred in the residence Of Mrs.
Ellers, No. 1T South O street, Virginia.
vhich destroyed beds and bedding and
an The furniture In three rooms. Chill
] arsa and matches.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-09
HAsCoCK's SAD CONDITION.
His Brain 0verpowered and Yield
Ing.

CHICAGO, October 9.-The Tribune cd
itorially says: The Tribune has been
permitted to copy the following extract
from = private letter. written to q friend
in Iowa BY an army officer In General
Hanoock's department, who. for many
years past, has been near to the person
and confidence Of General Hancock. We
give the text verbatim, a. 1t svincss the
writer's affection for his commanding
General and bears the marks OF truth
and sincerity. It says:
Govrzxoa's ISLAND. New YoRx, Sep.
TENDER 28.-Gensral Hancock, the dear
old man. is Just now on the verge Of
desperation and knows not which way
10 turn or what to do. Tho glitter OF
the Presidency has turned his head, and
the Continued strife and turmoil OF the
campaign, with the differences between
Northern and Southern Democrats ESQ
strongly marked) to equslizs and adjust.
fear, will drive him stark mad. a.,
my dear boy. Hancock 10 no more at for
the Presidency than o withered hemlock.
I will be frank with you. Iii true that
he knows nothing OF the South except
tho few polished and crafty leaders that
call upon him here, and his brief &C.
ouaintances with the same class OF men
In 1867 ct New Orleans. he means we'll
enough, God bless himl but he cannot
comprehend the crookedness OF politics
and the bred.in.tbe-bope politicians; and
while ON the subject. I will give you
the secret OF this Hancock move. 1t 10
this That the Indiana disunionist,
william Il. English, Is to DO the real
President. Hancock 10 not expected to
live ont Q fraction Of bis term, and that
expectation. / am sorry to say. Is found
cd on facts. Any DEPRESSION from his
regular habits IL liable to bring on an
apcplectio stroke. Strong symptoms
have twice exhibited themselves since he
was nominated, and II 10 the verdict OF
ali around him that his promotion to
the Presidency will terminate bis earthly
career. But this fact has been, and IL.
most carefully guarded, for reasons you
can readily discern. And now, dear boy.
you have the inside Of this Presidential
business. With English a. President.
you can readily comprehend what those
shrswd fellows OF the South can accom-
pllsh. -,.,..
The above reads like Q family letter.
Indsed. II comes from Q member OF Gen.
Hanooek's military family, and one who
regards Hancock with something OF the
sams affection Q SON feels for his father.
We have the original letter In q pos.
session, with . private note from the
receiver Of II authorizing it, publica-
tion, bat withholding the name OF the
writer for personal reasons.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-09
winnisE aambsrs.

The following were the successful
numbers at Mrs. Crowley's table at the
late Catholic Fair. Gold Hill: No. ls5
won the caster. No. rs the handsome
spoonhsldsr, and No. 81 the cake basket,
Holders OF these numbers can procure
the articles BY calling on Mrs. Crowley
next door to Miners Union Hall.
Holder OF ticket No. 100 10 entitled to
the Mason i Hamlin organ put up BY
Mrs. @. Il. Gammeus Of Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-09
ON shs ~meuasai.s.

The mountains have moved the snow
line again down from their SUBMITS,
and their ravines and canyons look like
tho locks Of sgs. Winter has been held
ND on their shoulders all summer long.
that the valleys below might be green
and fruitful; but he 10 getting ready to
come down. and soop with noiseless fset
he will tread out the world We know and
usher in q new one oil In white.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-09
Pipsr's opera House.

widow Bsdott" has coms and gone.
Since last here the widow has improved
in dialogue. II not in temper. and more
frequently blossoms out into poetry. oil
OF which makes her more attractive than
formerly.
Tonight instead Of "Oliver Twist" as
at frst announced. will DO presented for
the first time In the Opera House, the
sterling drama entitled Robert Ma.
caire;" w. G. Crosbie will appear as
Jaquies Strap and John Gilbert as Rob-
srt Macsirs. This will give q good even
inRs entertainment. Reserved seats can
DO had at the box Office. A new bill oil
s~pecialties will also DO given this even
ing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-09
District Cours-RisisE. Judge.

The following business was trans
acted In this Court today:
Growing vs. His Crsditors-shsriff
appointed assignee.
Estate OF Noah B. Fsrnum, deceased
Ordered that notice to creditors bs
published.
Thomas Twohis VI. His Crsditors-
Sheriff assignee.
W. r. Smith vs. His Crsditors-Shsr-
if appointed assignee.
Estate OF Richard ]. Ryder. dscsssed-
Henry Ryder appointed administrator;
bonds, $1,000; j. K. Brown appointed
attorney for absent heirs.
Adjourned till 10 A. n. Monday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-09
A Useful Man.

Thomas Gallagher is q useful man to
have In the community. Last nights
cold snap. following the storm OF ysstsr-
day, will remind everybody Of the wood.
pile and coal.bin. both Of which Gal
i.eber 10 ready to rsplsnish. By his sd.
yertisement In another column It will be
seen that he is. ss usual. ready to do.
liver . paper parcel or . pumping en-
cine. Follow instructions and be happy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-09
The g. q g. Railroad.

The n.rrow.ssuss engines for the Car
son aud Colorado railroad have not yet
arrived. They were expected October i.
The bridge across the Carson at Dayton
is completed and the timbers for the two
bridges over the Walker river are on the
way there. As the grading is now com.
pletsd to Walker lake rapid work may be
expected when they begin track-lsying.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-09
UNION CONSOLIDATED.
what =. q. w. O." Kneus sbsas that
nise, ssd Oss or I've Teiss
He Does Not Seem 20 Know.

A correspondent OF the San Francisco
Posi-, signing himself G. W. g., says Of
Union /:
"Ass crumb OF comfort to the hold
err Of Union stock. ! would call your at
ten,ion to the following facts First
There is no hope from crosscut No. 2.
To encourage stockholders on this
ground 10 only to disappoint them.
There are two points in the mine. how
ever, which are mort promising-viz
the formation close to the Mexican line,
encountered by the south DRIFT two weeks
ago, and that part Of the mine lying be-
tween the crosscut No. ] and the Sierra
Nevada incline. II crosscut No. ! had
been run at the same point on the level
above, no ore would have been found.
A little further north, however, they
found q body Of ore worth $1,000. 0Oo.
Let q vest DRIFT be started from
the east workings, between tbs b.
ezra Nevada incline and winzs No. !.
at the point where stringers Of ore las
saying well) we're cut sixty days ago.
and Union stockholders would DO In .
better position. The chances, a. lar a
/ a learn from private sdvicss. are
that enough ore probably exists to the
north OF crosscut No. i to savs the
necessity Of assessments for many
months. The statement that the Union
ore body makes to the east and south IL
true las I am sdvised). but 1t does not
make fast enough 10 those directions to
DO cut by crosscut No. l on the $500
level. II you have the interest Of the
stockholders at heart, you will make
public the points herein referred to. 1
wish I could see q prospect OF dividends
for the Union people. / cannot on the
present level; but there need be no A.
easements for q year to come. There 10
ore enough north Of crosscut No. l TO
take care Of all expenses. II they Will
only make the showing they are entirely
able to make"
Mos. Of this IL very good. but 1t con-
.aius some things which may lead pso-
pie into error.
Now &c. W. G."h Of a. to there
being ''no hope Of crosscut No. T."
There Is great hope Of it. and more than
nope. nn SsnH ,s,si h.v. so
inc wotkipss on 'ns $50 y. -
Iar SHOWN 20 = - :
workings to the east, and already 1t is
in 4 very ins quartz formation, which
has witnin o pas, ,ss s' - CIV.
suen mAl.eu : ~ = .;,u.s;on
great
mere, anu 'o ls,s' =. H. -. =, m;Iiiua
tuati VIII soou ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-09
new Cisissns.
The District Court today admitted 10
-nt-..., Stl.-.

IT.. n,,,,,,, oor,. ,od.v .au;,,.d 4,
n
citizenship % follows:
Matthew Phm. ireland. So.
Robert Mahanny, Ireland, SO.
r. Galligsn, Ireland. IS.
Thomas Waters, England. 20.
John Evans, England. So.
Richard Lsmerton, England. 81.
Phil Tobin. Ireland. so.
Philip Cass, Ireland. 80.
Thomas Dunstan, Englsnd. 25.
j. b. Matlin. England. IS.
W. ]. searls. Epglapd. So.
George Horne. England, 25.
John Simopa, England. IS.
William Roskrow, England. 81.
James Williams, England, a.
Michael J. Hanisy, ireland, 20.
Edwin Mitchell, England. 20.
John Jennings, England, So.
James jenkins, England, 20.
William Troupcs. England, 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-09
Special nsesisg.

A special meeting OF the Executive
Committee OF the Gold Hill Hancock
and English Club will be held at the
Town Marshal's Office (rear OF Yellow
Jacket Engine Compsny's Houss). this
tSaturdsy) evening at Z O'Clock. See
official notice published in another COL
umQ.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-09
Card or Thanks.

John wilkin. in another column,
thanks ths officers and employees OF the
Yellow Jacket Mining Company for their
liberal contributions In aid OF the family
Of his deceased brother. Timothy WA
kin, who was killed in the Jacket shalt
June 18th last.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-09
.-,..,. rh,a Mer.i.E.

&C Powning. T N Kelly. VT Williams.
q Z staloy. 7 Dolan. J II Biseombe. d
Wade, N kennedy. Mrs Dram, Mrs Morn.
b Mcclure. N c Gardiner. Miss l. Miles,
] Piper, T Cara. d oildmaker. W @ Cros-
bic. J II Cummings. W Gilbert. r u How
land. + Warner. II r Elstner. viols War
rem, Mrs + E sickles. W b Mcintosh ID II
Saasiona.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-09
Notices.

M.,hodist Church. Gold Hil-sunday school
=, 4 O'Clock conducted b. Rev. MT. Sfay' Oh
Virsinis. No preaching service.
IN. Johns Church. Gold Hiil.sunasy sesool
NJ / O'Clock 2. Il. AL are eoraisis ih'n'~ w
attend. -
There win bs divine service o. arscs aoo.s.
silver City, tomorrow
N Rastmsn Officiating.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-09
Pins street.

The San Francisco Exchange says:
Pine street is growing sogsy abou. stock
matters, and the Bosrd.room Hobbies can
only muster the smallest audiences these
DAYS. When the rain sets fairly In q
good crowd may be expected. more anx-
ious to get in out Of the wet than to
study the fluctuations Of the securities.
When q silk umbrella 10 worth more
than q share OF bonanza stock. as the
quotations are today. any asssmblage oil
humanity in moist weather must draw
the skirnish line under cover.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-09

Margaret P. Gsmmops, widow, on &C.
count Of losses in stocks Ands herself in
dsbt s1400. She has . little declared
homestead near the Pstaluma mill worth
$500. aud 500 in household furniture.
etc. exempt. with which to pay up.
Petition in bankruptcy.
The Exohsqusr Mining Company has
,svi.d an assessment Of atty cents per
shars. delinquent November 10th. The
notice appears In this issue Of the NEws'