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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-09
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Good Crop Prospects.

CHICAGO. July 6.-Ths TINES. has
crop reports from the Northwest. which
are very conflicting. Some sections
report that wheat was never batter,
while Others and nsighboring ones say
Il IL almost . failure. It summarizes In
the following headings: Encouraging
reports from the harvest fields Of the
great Northwest, the indications being
that the wheat crop will be better than
the average yield. Some OF the fall
sown grain winter killed or materially
damaged by rain. The Lake Shore belt
In Wisconsin Affected slightly BY rust
aud bugs. Large increase Of acreage In
the country along the Northern Pacific
road. The prospects excellent for .
yield largely in excess OF any previous
year. Minnesota farmers smiling ct the
promise Of full gransries and fair prices.
Less complaint than usual Of harvest
time from the agricultural districts"
The outlook for oorn and oats 10 reported
a. excellent, but many things are likely
to intervene to make Il less favorable.
Heavy rains this morning and last night
and threatening sky = causing much
anxiety among the bears on Change
today, a. fair weather for two or thrse
weeks 10 indispensable for the suocsssful
completion OF the harvssts. The ground
IL pretty vet already and will not bear
much rain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-09
virginia Democracy.

CzIoAoo. July 8. = An Inter 0e'an
Warrington specials says: sulson
Hutehins has ceased to bosst and begun
to plead. This morning in the Pos he
walls over virginis n follows: The Re-
sdjusters Of Virginia met in convention
q. Richmond yesterday and earnestly
indorsed the Democratic national ticket,
but nominated . full and Distinct sst OF
Prrsidr initial Electors to DO voted for
next November. This means, 10 effect,
tha, the regular Democrats Of the State
will vote for o Hancock electoral ticket
and the B ~sdjussers for another Hancock
electoral ticket, and the Republicans for
Garfield electoral ticket, leaving the
latter to carry the State and Garfield to
secure Ito electoral vots. There II .
large Democratic majority In Virginia,
but Il cannot b divided and remain .
majority. II the two ~oontsnding fac.
lions Of the Dsmocrscy-ths oonssrva.
tivss and the Rsadjustsrs-insist upon
running separate Hancock tickets, Gar.
nsld will carry the State and the eleven
electoral votes. A remedy for this
threatened evil must be found ct once.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-09
ryshias Is.,aii.sis..

Last evening q. Odd Fellows Hall.
Virginia. the officers elect Of Nevada
Lodge No. l.. Of Lincoln Lodge No. 8
and Triumph Lodge No. II. Knights Of
Pythias. were installed. The ceremonies
were. public and we're witnessed BY .
large number Of invited guests. subse.
quently an agreeable evening was passed.
Grand Chancellor MoSwsyne proposing
sentimental, to which appropriate 70.
sponsss were given BY different members
Of the Order. These exercises were In.
tsrsp-rssd with singing BY the Virginia
Glss Club and several ladies and gen.
tlemsn. Mrs. Huffaker presided at the
organ and closed the Entertainment with
an instrumental solo composed BY her
self and entitled THE Knights March,"
The result OF last evenings entertain
ment has been . more extended know.
ledge OF the purposes and history oil
this young but vigorous Order.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-09
MINING ACCOUNTS.
Cash On Hand ssd Iadebssdnsss .
the Compasiss, Juiy !.

Cash On Hand asd Isdebtsdasss Of
the Compasiss. Juiy !.
Following statistics have been con.
dsps-d from the San Francisco Stock
Report Of yesterday: The receipts Of the
Julia for June were about 1000. and
the cash balance July l was Sls, ess.
The liabilities on account Of purchase Of
Ward shalt, In connection with the
Bullion. have been reduced from $780,.
600 to $4,000.
The following companies had an In.
debtednsss on June 80: Best 4 Belcher,
$l9,63 81 ; Chollsr. $lS34 ; ophir.
$50 $50 6s; Mexican. Sill. sos Is; Lady
Washington, 1896 70; Bullion, $780,.
900 (bills payable for Ward shsit.)
Tho following companies had leash
ON hand" or Q ''bslanos TO credit" on
June so: Con. Virginia, $542.l liz SO
(includiua $3.50. oe5 81 cash In bank and
$l92, 046 % assay value unsold bullion)
California, SIS. $50 so (~including $685.
$50 81 cash and $49.6 57 10 upsold bull
lion); Union Con-. $SS.073 90; Alta,
s23. 3sl Is; Benton. $l7.4 8l 81; Utah,
S22. 6S5 %; Imperial. $3979; Potosi.
$40. 40s; Silver Hill. S22, S96; Challenge,
S6l90: EIchequ-r. $22, 4S2 So; Alpha,
S2Sl7 10; Hale & Norcross, SIS. 2s6 "a
(ths expenses at this mine for June were
S24, 2l5 59) Sierra Nevada. % 05
Gould & Curry. $s64s 80; Occidental,
$l3, 1913 81.
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N. Tiesr.susn Canal Project.

wAsunoros. July s.-Yssterdsy Mr..
Msnooal, In company with Admiral
Ammsn, called upon President hayes.
M.uocsl detailed the result Of his recent
Wait TO the Isthmus on business con-
nectsd with the proposed canal and con.
oession 10 the American Ship Canal
Company. The President listened
sttsntivsly and expressed great sstisfao.
tion at the statement that the Nicar.
sQusn people were In favor OF the con-
s%tructiou Of Q canal under American
supervision BY an American company.
The President hoped the canal would b
built and promised TO do al In his power
10 accelerate the enterprise.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-09
Neilsop's Libel Case Dismissed.

sAs FRAxcIsco. July S.-Ths . Of
The People VI. William Nelson. charged
with iibslins Rev. Dr.. Kalloch, was yes
tsrdsy called in the Police court. Geo.
". Tyler appeared for the defense. and
Henry E. Hiehton for Mayor Ksllooh.
Mr.. Hiehton moved to dismiss the oom-
plant against the defendant. Judge
Tylsr on the part Of the defense stated
that hs was ready to proceed With the
hearing. bat Of course should not oppose
the motion to dismiss ; his client bad
prepared counter sfadavits which bs was
Wiling 10 submit TO the Court, and de-
sired 70 read.
Mr.. Hishton did not wish to proceed
with the matter; party had been
charged with the murder, and wished to
b tried before the proper tribunal, and
certain matter which would b material
In that case ought not now 10 bs given
to the public. -.
Judge Biz asked the Prosecuting At.
tornsy II he opposed the motion. and be
replied In the negative, whereupon Judge
Rix said that hs thought that the prose.
cution was not In the interest OF the PEG.
pie, and therefore ordered the case dis.
niaasd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-09

Ono OF the most important undertak'
inss ever entered upon along the lode 10
to bs tried very soon in the Savage. Az
everybody knows the water flowing into
that mine on the 2200 level IL . living
stream. Since no diminution has been
shown OF late in the amount coming
from the incline aud from the 2400 drift
from the @. N. 8. shaft. these streams
may be put down a. permanent water
courses.
It 10 now proposed to construct bulk.
heads to keep out Of the mine these liv.
ing streams. One bulkhssd will b CON.
s,ructsd at each point. There L. no
kind OF doubt a. to the feasibility and
ultimate success Of the plan. IL has
been tried sufficiently already on the
Comstock to prove that Il . be done.
When accomplished several good results
will follow. It will cut OF the expense
OF pumping this water. which II nearly
5000 per day. or $4,000 per month. II
will also ct once Lift the burden Of
pumping from the @. N. 8. shaft and
allow the Chollar and Potosi. - well as
the Savage and N~orcross, to proceed
with Developments In most interesting
and promising ground. Of which next
to nothing whatever II known. The
prospects north on the 1900 level OF
Savage are still favorable, and there are
other points In the mine which can be
explored to good advantage when the
mine IL free to do 20. -
In the Norcross stopping II at . stand.
still Just now BY reason OF the hot, fool
air which has come Into the mine during
the repairs In the Chollar west DRIFT.
240O level. This morning . candle
would not burn near the winzs from the
s20O to the a400 level. but Il 10 expected
that this foul air will dow out today and
that the men temporarily laid OF from
the slopes will b replaced In the morn.
ing.
In the Chollar the repairs to the west
DRIFT. 2400 level. have been completed.
and the drill ID running again 10 hole
No. 2 : total length bored this morning.
liz feet. No change Of formation.
The total amount OF ore raised from
the Hale & Norcross since stopping was
resumed In 243 tons; assay value,
81 80.
By the 18th inst. the g. / Q. and B.
& b. shalt will reach the l&30. or the
Sutro tunnel level. A station will then
DO made and sinking Immediately there.
after resumed. depth being the q great
thing desirable In that locality az this
time.
The Sutro tunnel proposes TO use In
its north lateral branch some 1000 feet
Of IA and Is inch air pipe which was
laid through to the Savage Wine and
there used to convey the water OF the
mines north TO the Sutro tunnel. The
work Of removing the pipe II now 60.
Ing ON.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-09
Ifipsr's opsr. hs.s..

Professor Zamloch continues to Dc.
lish. large audiences at Pipsr's Opera
House. he in fact doubly delights them
once by bis tricks and diablsris and
again by bis presents. Al ''womsn love
lies 90 they be swsst,"so al classes love
II announced beforehand and
olsverly executed. Zamloch 10 the man
for them. He pays them TO come and
DO deceived and makes that deception .
pleasure to them. he will keep on
continuin' TO do 20 to an alarmin' ex'
tent" a. Artsmus Ward oncs said, but
will do II In new and nicer ways tonight.
He has not yet exhausted his tricks and
will weave new ones In constantly from
thi. time on. Women and children will
not forget the matinee tomorrow-how
can they. since the performances will be
20 pleasing and the presents 30 niosF
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Mineral Lands.

CHICAGO. July s.-An Inter 0o'an
Washington special says: Land Commits
sionsr Williamson u In trouble. An
INGENIOUS Californian has entered Q
stone quarry and gone to burning lime.
Now be demands . patent under the
universal Land Act. BE has presented
q heavy document full Of legal and sci
snaao opinions going to show that lime.
stone lands, granite lands and In fact
almost any lands are mineral and can BE-
entered under the terms OF the Act.
General williamson does notknow but hs
will have to decide that. according to
the working Of the Law, there 10 nothing
else bat mineral land Ia the country.
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lr.nesek a.a E.siish Cias.

A big bassdrum and several horns
hsralded the Inauguration OF . Hancock
and English Club last evening ct Yellow
jacket engine house. F. A. Wise Was
chosen temporary Chairman. and W.
Niooll Secretary. A Committee OF I'VE
from each OF the two wards OF Gold Hill
was appointed on permanent organizs.
ton, and the roll OF the Club received
quite q number OF signatures.
Speeches being called for, three orators
responded and were highly a~pplauded.
Harry Summers. the wsll.known mining
operator from San Francisco, made .
lovely floral speech; perfect bouquet
Of forensic e~loquspoe. "who IL this
man Garfield 2" inquired he. amid
derisive shouts from his sympathetic
hearers. "I used to live across the
river from him and therefore know he
10 no man for President Of this great
and glorious Union. Az soldier. states
man or anything else, bis standing 10
nowhere BY the side OF our noble Han.
cock. The Republican party II fading
away like the summer flowers, and will
soon DO drowned beussth the grand
tidal wave Of our glorious Democracy.
The Hancock writing 10 perohed
on the wall and Rspublicanism 10
erumblins bensath the shadow. Dying.
Egypt. dying. and the siren notes Of in
seductive voice II melting into the misty
oadsnces OF the future. Prosperity
rsvives and sweeps over the land with
the glorious Hancock boom. from the
Mississippi Valley to the Golden Gate.
triumphant Democracy rolls onward
10 victory like . cloud Of glory BY day or
Q pillar u Ore BY night. while hiRh aloft
In the blue smpyreau the Horn Of
Plenty pours forth its golden treasures
in q rsiulgent shower over all the land.
Dost like the piotursf Then vote for
Hancock and Il will be muniaeently
realized"
The Democracy ehesrsd frsntically In
approval OF every word be said, and In.
voluntarily held out their hats and hands
when hs spoke OF the Horn Of Plenty
shower.
Mr.. Graham said he " felt 20 90.
Unused before In all his born days, and
predicted = glowing future OF prosperity
TO the whole country under the Hancock
dynasty.
Mr.. Tiernsy asked. els this Teller
Garfield anything to be compared to our
Hancock" CYslls OF No M 10 he one
OF our kindf God blast hun lWild
appiause.1
The meeting adjourned until next
Thursday night, with three cheers for
Hancock and English.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-09

sAx Francisco. July ga ?. NJ
North Belle Isls. s0c; a~oodshaw. ~. l 90;
Gould 4 Curry. 8 10; Mexican. 81; Quinn
~; Savage. I 70; Mono. 5 80; Eureka Con.
In; Northern Belle. lsk; California. ..
2 0s; Union Con-. 2ok; NJ Diablo, Is;
Con. Virginia. 8 IS; Bullion. I 50: Argenta
100; Belviders. q IS; Grown Point, I IS;
Bslchsr. q; 0phir. ~; Yellow Jacket. 8;
ovsrman. Sc; Utah. 81 Savage. I GO;
EIehsqusr. IL ; Scorpion. ~; Best 4
Bslehsr. 81; Andes. SOC; Bsehtsl l; Good.
shaw. II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-09
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
San Francisco Items.


sLs FRANCISCO. July ga meeting
Of the Ward Presidents Of the Green.
back faction Of the W. P. @. was held at
the workingmsn's Free Library. on
Market street. to devise means to put .
stop 10 such dissraosful proceedings a.
occurred on the ssndlot last Sunday.
The following resolution was adopted:
"Resolpd, That this Board sppoint .
committee 10 request the Chief Of Polios
to detail . sufficient police force to
maintain order and prevent disturbance
at future public meetings Of the W. r.
c., on the sandlot. held under the prssi.
dency OF Denis Ksarney."
Erhard Zspf. who claims to be Lolita
Crabtrss's husband, was fined $50 In the
Police Court yesterday for disturbing
che peace and using vulgar language.
The accused sought 70 enter the house
Of Mrs. Charlotte Vernon, Lotta's aunt.
at the corner OF 0otsvis street and Broad.
way. last Monday. and being refused
admission, he vented his rage In vulgar
language. and threatened to burn down
the house.
The Garfield Republican Club Of Call.
fornia met at Chester Oak Hall on Tues.
day evening. On motion. the Executive
Committee were instructed to mako ar.
engagements for . grand demonstration
10 honor Of the arrival OF United States
Senators Newton Booth and James q.
Blaine, and invite them to address the
Club az soon a. convenient.
The city and county yesterday insti.
tuted proceedings against the Spring
Valley Water Works, TO recover 1884,:
400 State and municipal taxes and
penalty levied on the corporations cap.
ital stock for the fiscal year 1882. and
$l09, 800 for the year 1878; also. to
ecovsr$ 81, $50 from Vim. Sharon for .
similar tar on mining stock for the year
1878.
skeautlsbsrry. shot by Tstlow. 10 very
low and, Il 10 said, cannot recover.
On Monday last Alb Tin was visited
BY his cousin. Kong Chopg. who asked
for Q debt due him BY the former. who
dsmurred paying. when Kong shot him
In the breast. from which be died. Tbs
case was only reported today. although
the Chinaman had been dead two days.
The Society Of California Pioneers
yesterday elected the following officers
for the ensuing term Prssidsnt, 10.
ssph @. Eastland ; Vio..Presidsnis. 4.
p. johnson and Samuel Purdy, Of Ban
francisco John StrsitEsl. Martinez ;
Henry N. Naslss. ban Jose Alex.
Campbell, Oakland /; Secretary. Fsrdi.
nand vassauit /; Treasurer. Howard
Ravens Directors. Charles Q. A.
Duissnbere. John g. Hodes, James
Phslau, John Y. Plume. Samuel T.
Middleton. John @. Kellogg. F. W.
Mscopdrsy, Washington Aver, @. O. Z.
Reese Marshal, VIM. Husfpsr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-09

CoSoaxssxAx DAoorrr has had for
wsrdsd to the Postmaster Of Virginia
City two or three hundred volumes OF
the last Agricultural reports. which will
be forwarded to applicants within the
State free OF cost. by addressing . postal
card to the Posimastsr at that place.
Frederick Kline. harness maker on the
Divide. has alsd . petition in insolv.
sncy. stating his liabilities at $4,000
and his assets at $3.50. the latter
including o homestead valued at $4,000.
and $3.50 worth Of personal property.
Notes Of . survey hsvs been aisd and
agreed upon % the dividing line between
the lots Of E. stro,hsr and ]. q. Hamp-
ton, B street. Virginia. By the survey
Strsshsr gets two feet six and q hall
inches.
TEE funeral Of Judge Knox was large
iy attended Monday. The Pacific
Coast Pioneers and the Turn. vsrein
we're out 10 force. and the c~onoourse Of
citizsns was large.
The Bank Of California has nled two
suits against the Arizona Silver Mining
Company. one to recover Ss4sl and the
othsr to recover $l36 on promiasory
notes.
4 section Of the pump column Of the
Yellow Jacket shaft was broken ysstsr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-09
THE COURTS.
D,ssries Csars-Risi.s. Judge.

The following business was trans
acted in this Court today;
Loukey & Smith W. Justics-Attach.
mem. ordered released on fling Of
acceptable bond In the sum Of $500.
State 70. Michael @. Murpby-Indict-
ment charging assault with intent to
kill his wife. Catharins Murphy. June
10, by shooting her; defendant arrsiRned
and given ill Monday to plead; bail.
$4,000.
state W. Miles Finlsn-Indictment
for assault with intent to kill David
Crosby; defendant arraisnsd and given
ill Monday to plead.
Ssldusr vs.. Shawhan-Judsment for
the defendant.
State Vs.. James Quisley-Return Of
writ Of hab-as corpus nled, question OF
legality Of the commitment argued. and
defendant remandsd TO serve out the
balance Of his term Of forty days.
Curris W. Schoenfeld- Motion for
new trial submitted and overruled.
Court gave notice Of NO law day to-
morrow.
Adjourned till 10 a. Y. Monday, when
the Law calendar will DO called.
Conclusion OF yesterdays business
State OF Nevada ex. rel. Thomas Mo.
ses-Mandainus returned and respond.
emit allowed ten days to answer
Fitzmier W. His Creditors-Ordsr OK.
cmptins personal property.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-09
The Pistol ss Candsisris.

A dispatch from Csndslaris says .
shooting ARRAY occurred there on Bun.
day night between Ben Ferris and Psarly
Plane, In which the former was fatally
shot. Eleven shots were fred. The
two men met in the street In front Of
Ebbit's saloon. and after some words
both pulled their pistols and commenced
firing. Ferris 10 said TO have shot nrst.
Plane was shot once In the ribs, the ball
glancins of and only doing slight injury.
Plane was arrested and locked up.
There was some talk Of ~lynching.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-09
New To DO ls.

It's . good thing In this world that
Of business can get. others, and for
Q trnlng consideration, too. TO do part
Of their remembering for them. II
saves worry and anxiety and cars-and
care 10 said to to have killed . nine.lived
cat once. Business men In Gold Hill
and vicinity have bat to request shippers
to mark Scare T. g., Gold HILL" on
packages or carloads and then Thomas
Gallagher, the Jshu Of the town, will
bring them around on their arrival. Bee
his advertisement under the head OF
..NsR Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-09
The. rhs.. wiii Ne Fan.

The nflh annual picnic Of the Cslsdo-
nlan Club Of Virginia and ito attendant
celebration Of games will be held at
Treadway's Park. Carson. Saturday.
August Z. This 10 about enough for one
announcement, for everybody knows
what the CALIFORNIAN picnics usually are,
and all will begin ct once to prepare to
attend and many will participate In the
games. For iisls Of prizes look at the
advertisement under New Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-09
Chicago and s.. Louis.l

CHICAGO. July 9.-Ths population OF
Cook county will reach COZ. 0 giving
the county one. and perhaps Two, more
Congressman, four more judges Of the
Superior Court and eight more lsgisla.
tors.
The census Of 81. Louis has been com.
pleted. Ths total population IL SAC. 600.
The Post Dispatch Of that city last eve.
ming openly declared that both the osn.
sus OF 1880 and the City Directory have
been ''aross frauds"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-09

Emslins Tyler. widow Of J. W. Tyler.
has united with B. B. Tyler In . power.
of.aitornsy to E. z. Rice, authorixing
him to sell. transfer. etc.. the Joe Scatss
and the Short Haired mining claims.
Virginia District. and giving him halt
proceeds. The document also author.
iEss said Rice to prosecute adverse
claimants. The Tylsrs are residents OF
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Will NOT Rmixn.

WASHINGTON. July 9.-1n regard to
the report sent out from here that army
officers In Washington believe and have
information that General Hancock will
resign his Major Gsneralship In the
army, II can be stated that no ofioer.
here have any such Information. and
further they do not believe that hs will
resign. There II no reason why he
should. The presidents are ell the other
way. While the War Department has
heard nothing from General Hancock 1t
10 not believed that he will resign from
the army unless he Il elected to the Pres.
ideucy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-09
Grants Indonenent Of Hancock,

CnIcAoo. July s.-Ths Aduanes Of this
city publishes the following In its issue
Of this day - regards the reports OF
General Grants feelings and relations
towards General Hancock:
General Grant denied promptly the
report in the Truth. The following. I'd.
dressed To the Aduanes. IL interesting a
a confirmation Of that denial and - .
ike contradiction Of the report that
General Grant had ohsrishsd personal
snimosity and petty spite against Gen.
Hancock ever since the Mexican var
.sYou have probably seen that / denied
the osnard startsd By the New York
ThrA the very day Il wss started. |!
have nothing to az against General
Haasssk. hare tnews him fer sossy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-09
Dsp.rsarss Lass Evs.isg.


Mrs Richards. Mrs A Clark. W Will
sop. Mary J Wilson. MrsJ W spurseon.
Mn L Corliss. @ + Smith and wife. Mrs
y J Nillsns. Nay ~staekhouse. Mrs scrib-
psr and children. Irene Caldwell. Miss Q
Sullivan. J n woodworth. J W Haynes.
Lu Dowusr. L Branson Jr. Mrs. shisr. r
Lean. Billy Eckhon. r Booth. p vucan.
oovich. @ vueovich. A Rolfe. W Psirsr. n
A Murphy. W II Beatty. n CLARK. J Meyer.
W II Goldsmith. Thos Watson. y Meyer.
8 Brown. J Csily. @ W Hall and wife.
Maggie Cory. Nellie Livingssons. Mrs u
MCGEE. Miss n Buckley. Mrs. p u Ham,
Z Hysms. z r Richards. W L Rose and
wife.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-09
Hs.eeek Soldiers ssd ssiisrs' ciss'

A Hancock Soldiers and Sailors Club
was organized last evening In Virginia
and the following odaesrs were elected :
+. L. Auds. President; P. J. Aiken, N.
N. Stone. Mercer Otey. p. =. shannon
Vice Presidents: Milton Giles, Secre-
tary; Ogden Hilss. Trs.sursr; J. Q.
Kane, A. L. Day. n. McCadsry. P.y.
Aiken, Ogden Hilss. John Hsckman, n.
N. Stone. Executive Committee. Thirty
members sisned the roll, agreeing to
pay 81 each Per month to RON the Club.
All soldiers and sailors Of the late war or
The Mexican var are eligible 70 member.
ship, and Ill other Dsnoersts 70 honor.
Az msmbsship. The only pledge
ssqlirsd u 70 ssrss 70 voss tos Hasesss'