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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-27
Garfield and Blaine.

CHICAGO, November N.-An Inter
OCEAN Washington special says Blaine
had q long private interview with Gar
field yesterday: The conversation was
Of the most frank and friendly ohsrae-
ter. It IL understood that Blaine gave
his views OF matters and things with
great freedom. II 10 probable that these
gentlemen will not meet again until the
Inauguration. Such being the case.
Garfield was anxious to know whatever
suggestions the Maine Senator wished to
make. After their interview Garfield
was asked question in regard to his
prospective Cabinet. and replied that hs
should not agree in his own mind - to
members Of his Cabinet before Febru-
sry ; that he thought this WAS abund.
antly soon to come to . conclusion upon
10 important q question. One Of his
intimatss says hs has determined on no
single person yet. A Southern dslsss.
ton called on him to-day In the interest
Of Southern claims for Cabinet posi-
ton. The General will stay till Mon
day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-27

The Silver Lining Mining Company
has incorporated In San Francisco With
$40, 900. 900 capital stock, to operate in
Nevada and Arizona. O. Il. Fish, Geo.
Wallace. ]. E. Dixon. Monroe Thomp-
SON and II. G. Blaisdell are the Direc.
tors.
Il IL reported that there will DO q
change OF time on the Central Pacific
Railroad on January I. The east.bound
express train, IL is said. will leave San
Francisco at 4:30 p. n. This will change
the time on tho V. & T. accordingly.
The County Jail gang is filing the
ground on B street southwest Of the
Fourth Ward school.bouse, Virginia,
where there has for years been Q gradual
going down which has necessitatsd re-
psatsd~ lsvsling up.
Twsnty.four Royal Arch Masons went
from the Comstock to the entertainment
OF Lewis Chapter. No. l, In Carson last
evening and thirty came up from Reno.
They had . glorious time.
Mayor Stephens Of Virginia and 7. R.
Meaurn, grocer. Thanksgiving Day. re.
membsrsd the orphans At the Sisters
Home In Virginia.
Mrs. r. 8. Griffin has lodged com.
plant In lunacy against Emma Hall. A
commission will act upon 1t.
R. Phillips, Superintendent Of the
Sierra, left last evening fer San Fran.
cisco, to be gone q few days.
Two inches Of sno fell In Virginia
last night northern storm which
came without windy warning.
Ventilation ON all the open lower
lsysls OF tho Comstoek 10 greatly i'm
proved by the cold weather.
William Il. Atkinson has been ap-
pointed Superintendent Of the Valean
mine.
yiraiuis 10. flushing sewers OF various
points. Gold Hill should ditto . little.
They now have good skating at sew
J sral points near Carson City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-27
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Address OF Independent Republicans
10 General Garfield.


WARRINGTON. November 26.-Horacs
White and F. W. whitbrids. represent
ing the Independent Republicans Of New
York, todsy presented General Garfield
with an address copgrstulating him on
bis election. which sealed the approval
Of the principles he had advocated. and
promised him their support In carrying
them out. They gave him their cordial
support because OF bis avowed and de-
termined advocacy Of civil service re-
form. They dw.lt on the danger Of .
ouadrieuuial election for President when
the spoils are the reward OF party 81.
prsmsoy. No other government exposes
lie trusted servants 10 begging on the
hazard Of an election. The abuses Of
half q century's growth are not reformed
In q day. We believe, however. public
opinion IL in advance Of any reform In
the civil service hitherto attempted. and
that you may safely establish rules for
entrance to all subordinate positions
which shall make ss~oertained merit the
sole test Of appointment, d~iscarding both
partisan service and party afaliation from
the list Of qualifications. In this way .
new basis may be gradually gained Tor
civil service to rest on. 20 that hereafter
NO political party 10 It's hour OF triumph
shall look on public officers a. an enc
my's camp subject to indiscriminats pill.
LACE. II the civil service shall receive
the same statesmsnliks treatment at
your hands % President that you have
bestowed lpon Il a. . member Of Con-
grsss and public teacher. you will be
entitled to the gratitude Of your country
men and Q verdict which history awards
to those who have wisely used great
opportunity. Signed by F. b. With
ridge, George WALTON Green, Henry Van
Dussn, Horace White. George Haven
Putnam, Felix Kaufman. N. s. Spencer
and Clarence Deming. Executive Com
mittes OF tho Independent Republican
Association Of the county OF New York.
General Garfield. having received the
paper, entered on Q discussion Of civil
service. in the course OF which he said
he hoped to have the cooperation OF
Congress In establishing > legal basis
for all routine appointments, so that 1t
should be In the power OF nobody, even
tho President, 10 remove any capable
and faithful sppointss during his term
OF office, whether the term DO long or
abort.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-27
MINING NOTES.
Matters or Iassress All Aiesg the
Lode.

The Union yields 40 tons OF ore per
day and has shipped to the California
mill about $50 tons and has as much
moro in Its ors-bin. The shipments are
made in ore-cars via side tracks To the
C. & c.. where the California battery
mill does the crushing. Sierra Nevada
has $50 tons in the ore-house also.
The diamond drill has been sent down
in the bottom OF the Union shat. 205
feet and has encountered only . stream
OF water as large as Q mans finger. The
assurance that the shalt can be sunk to
the 2700 level without en~countsring .
food 10 comforting. The rock 10 hard
and without seams.
The diamond drill has now been set
up in the bottom OF Wine No. I Of
Union. 1900 level. where IL will be
started Monday. It will be run in all
directions both for prospecting purposes
and to guard against water.
Colonel Fair said last evening: Boyle
must hurry up his Alta development or
I will beat him yet"
Water from the Jacket has reached the
top Of the 28l0 Con. Imperial and Ell.
chequsr workings. The connection Is
on the 2700 level OF the Jacket shaft.
This prevents work In these mines also
till the fsod Is raised-sbout March.
The rskindlisg Of the fire In the Con.
Imperial was far above its point OF at.
tack. The gas Is worst on the 1900
level and bad on the l70O. 1t 10 impos-
sibls to explore either level. The best
Information obtainsbls 10 that the fire is
smoldering itself out on the 1000 level
where ore was stopped south OF the in.
cline. Bulkheads have been constructed
south to cut of air and no harm II
looked for from tbs fire.
The Jacket 10 without official notiica.
ton from Captain Taylor a. to the re-
suit Of his conference with the Sutro
Tunnel Company in relation to running
north to meet their south lateral branch;
consequently work has not yet been be-
gan In that direction. That it will be.
however. 10 n good a. settled. The
Jacket will probably run northeast from
the shaft and make connection as soon
a. possible instead OF first going 80 feet
east to the line OF the lateral Of the tunnel
and then turning. This will make con
nection more direct and quicker. In
the meantime the south lateral is I'D.
vsncing from ~ to II feet per day. One
thing is assured: that water will never
be raised to the surface. The tanks
were worked long enough. however. to
double the pumps below and prepare
them for connection when needed. That
accomplished, the tanks were taken on
again.
Hale 4 Norcross 10 still following up
the ore body from the 2lOo level aud
getting ore Of improved quality. the
second and third floors being better than
the first.
Alta is running ito drill now northeast
from crosseut No. I. aud Is prospecting
by II the formation south and east OF the
incline. The drill showed the ore vein
to extend south OF crosscut No. 2. and
to be OF least OF as good quality there as
east where drilled into.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-27
The Norey Letter Infamy.

New Yonx. November 27.-It was
learned yesterday. through . private
source, that the detectives have . clue
to the Mor.y letter business which may
lead to important results. It Is stated
that proof has been obtained that the
Congressional letterhead OF the paper
upon which the forged letter was written
was obtained from q well. known ex.
member Of Congress from New Jersey.
The Grand Jury were examining wit.
nesses yesterday In the matter OF the
Morey letter. Counsel in the Philip case
are sitting disclosures made during the
recent legal proceedings with q view to
finding the o%riginators Of the letter aud
accessories TO its publication.
O'Brisn. the Morey perjurer. was not
sentenced yesterday, owing to the alb
sencs Of the Assistant District Attorney
from court.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-27
National Prosperity, Righteousness
and Justice.

Nrw YonK, November 28.-Rev. DR..
Bellows preached in the place Of Robert
Collysr yesterday. and took q gloomy
view Of the political morality Of the Ma
ton. raising the question whether We
are advancing in the Righteousness, In
which the foundations Of the Republis
were laid, a. va are In material prosper
ity. Looking at our treatment Of the
inferior races, he thought there was
room for grave s~pprshsnsions OF u
future. He referred to the prevailing
apathy OF the people in regard to the
treatment Of the solored freedmen In
the South and the disposition TO leave
them to work out their OWE salvation
amid adverse surroundings, and the dis
creditabls condition Of the public mind
In relation to the Chinese and Indian
questions.
Beecher also referred to Il ~ follows {:
"R-liRion here is developing as an ally
OF humanity. Here We are psly8lot
with the sinRle exception OF the inia.
mous and wanton persecution OF the
Chinese. Where has there ever been
any feud between the races The ster-
nally qusrrelsome Irisbmsn-t0o bad
for q blessing and too good for . curse
10 responsible for the exception. but bis
children are our glory. The Indians are
passing away-a remnant will DO saved.
The cruelty and outrage which have
been heaped upon them are q black
stain upon the nation. God will not
forget. We shall suffer fourfold for 1t.
The same hand which avenged slavery
will ayepge the Indians"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-27

The marriage Of W. F. Berry. agent
OF the Nevada Bank in Virginia City,
and Miss Jessie L. Patton. daughter Of
William II. Patton. Superintendent OF
the bonanza mines. took place at the
Church Of the Advent. San Francisco.
last Tuesday evening. The parties have
many congratulations and best wishes
from the Comstock people.
Last Sunday. at sutro. during q dis.
puts about q horse race. JEFF. Howard, q
colored man. drew . pistol aud attempt.
cd to shoot Hon. j. ]. Corbstt. Assem-.
blyman-elect. He was disarmed, arrested
and put under $1,000 bonds to answer =
charge Of assault with intent to kill.
Harry Hunter. Master Of Transporta-
ton on the Virginia and Truckss Rail-
road. has gone to Chicago on business
connected with the introduction on lead
inc railways in the East OF the Chilled
Car Wheel Grinding C~omPany's process
Of trueing up car wheels.
Frank Perkins has filed. In considsrs.
ton Of $4,000. release to the Sierra Ne
vada OF all demands against said com.
pany on account Of holding s2h feet Of
that coupaDy's claim and for its rents.
issues and profits, sres," etc. IL bears
date May II. 1880.
Mrs. Julia W. Bidleman has fled sur
vey Of ditch from the south bank ef the
Truckss through sections Q. 81. 50. S.
81, aud into section IS Of Township ~
north OF range %. n. D. N. The ditch
10 to carry 1000 inches Of water for irri'
CATION purposes.
Virginia bulls have already boosted
Alta 90 that the stock will 60 to $l0
before next wsdnssdsy-so they say.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-27
n SHORT OF

Unmistskable benefits conferred upon tens Of
thousands Of sui rers could originate and
msint.i N the reputation which Arms sAssA.
rARuLA enjoys. 1t Is Q compound OF the best
vegetable alternatives. with the iodid's OF Potas.
.ium and Iron. and Is the most efectuai OF oil
remedies for scrVfulous, mercuria'. or b GOD
disorders. Uniformly succrssful and certain In
Ito remedial effects. It produces rapid and com.
plets cures OF scroiula. Sores. Boih. Hamors.
Pimples. Rruptious. Skin Diseases. and oil DIS
orders arisipg from impurity Of the blood. BY
i,s invigorztins effects It always relieves and
often cures Liver Complaints. female weak
nessss and Irregularities. and 10 . potent 70.
newer OF vitality. For purifyi Ing the blood II
has no eQrsl. II tones no tbs system. restores
and preserves the health, and imparts vtgof
and energy. For forty years 10 has oeen ~
extensive use. aud 10 today the most svaiAois
medicine for the suffering sick. anywhere. y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-27
D,.,r,es Court Rising. Judge.

The following business was trans.
acted in this Court today:
Sierra Nevada va. Allen Company
Set for December l6.
Mandelbaum vs.. Lisbes OF. a.-Set
for December 10.
Estate Of Adam Hsrbold. deceased
Order for sale OF real estate entered.
Estate OF r. J. Ryder. deceassd-Or.
der entered fixing time for hearing Of
motion for confirmation Of sale Of per.
sonsl property.
G. B. Ho,aling vs.. His Creditors
Sheriff appointed assignee.
Estate OF @. NJ. Lawrence, deceased
On statement OF attorneys for creditors.
to the effect that the inventory OF said
estate showed assets amounting TO about
SIT, 900, Of which about $4,000 had
been collected by the executor, whose
bond was but $4,000. citation issued
requiring said executor to show cause. II
any he has. December 4, why he should
not fls additional bond.
Estate OF Joseph Hanrahan. deceased
Personal property ordered sold.
Estate OF Mrs. Haney. decsassd-Same
order.
Estate Of Thomas Martin. deessssd-
Return Of sale Of property sled and ap.
proved.
Estate Of Sarah Hartman. deceased
Final account fled and ten days notice
Of hearing ordered given.
Estate OF David Love. deceased-Peti
ton for letters Of administration hled
and notice Of hearing December 81
ordered given.
Estate OF James Halligan, deceased
Petition OF Mrs. Halligan fol. letters oil
administration filed; hearing set for De-
oemb.r 81. and notice ordered given ao'
cordipgly.
Estate OF James 8. Hosley. deceased
Estate settled and administrator dis
charged.
Fred. johnson vs.. His Creditors
Sheriff appointed assignee.
Tachino vs.. Logomsrsino.-Motion
for new trial overruled.
Southern Cross W. Europa-Remit'
titur from Supreme Court affirming
judgment OF District Court filed; eIeca'
lion for costs stayed ten days. This
confirms in the Southern Cross the title
to certain lands adjoining the Europa on
the East.-REp.
Recess ill 2:3O p. NJ, when the Grand
Jury was expected to convene.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-27
Ben Butler Still Hopeful.

New York. November ga Tribune
Boston special says: General Butler.
contrary to current report, has no idea
OF abs,aining from active participation
In political affairs. aud that, instead OF
retiring into private life. be intends to
organize an independent party in Massa.
chusstts. and, with Q personal following
OF loo, 900 voters, to hold the balance OF
power In the old Commonwealth. II Is
General Buffers purpose to come to the
front in next years State campaign, and,
II times are suspicious, to renew bis
fight for the Governorship in eIpecta.
ton that his support Of General Han
cock will give him every Democratic
vote In the State OF Massachusetts,. Re-
publicans arrived here say. however.
that even II Butler can command all the
Democratic votes he will not be able to
take any Republicans over with him to
the Democratic party.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-27

The San Francisco Post says The
Trustees Of the Consolidated Dorado
Mining Company are negotiating with
the Overmsn Mining Company to work
their mine through the new Ovsrman
shaft. II arrangements are made. the
Consolidated Dorado mine can DO opened
ct much greater depth at comparatively
small expense.
John II. Campbell. proprietor Of the
Lyon County Tunes. left last Tuesday
evening to visit his relatives in lows and
Psnnsylvanis. Mr.. Campbell expects TO
return in . few weeks.
No new cases Of smallpox. The report
that In Lower Gold Hill . Chinausn was
down with Il has been Investigated and
found to bs without foundation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-27
IEroms B0die.

Matt. N. Gillespie, formerly . respect
able Geld Hitler but now 9 bigh.toned
Bodisite. arrived iu town this morning
aud will stay and eonnubis.s with his
friends q day or two before going back
to Bodis. Matt. came by way Of San
Francisco, having left Bodis ten
days ago. Joe Marshall. formerly
OF Gold Hill, went with his fam
ily from Bodis with Matt. as far as
Oakland, where hs will leave them for
the winter. Matt. speaks well OF Bodie
and its future prospects. Hs says most
OF the floating population have gone 70
Arizona aud elsewhere, and things are
coming down to q business basis. For.
tune has smiled upon Matt. and next
season be will run for Mayor Of Bodie,
Sunday School Director or matriuopy,
he don't care which-or oil three.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-27
INTERCHANGEABLE.

WASHINGTON, November 27.-It 10 not
likely that the public debt will decrease
this month over 80. 900, Ooo. which is
81, 1850. 900 greater decrease than Novsm.
Der Of last year.
This week 2S6, 900 ounces Of silver
were purchased for the New Orleans and
San Francisco MINIS.
DETROIT. November 26.-Michasl
Kurtz celebrated yesterday by filling up
with cheap whisky and then drinking.
on q wager. q pint more. His compan.
Ions put him in q barn to sober up, and
this morning he was found dead.
AUGUSTA, Me-. November 27.-The
official vote OF Maine 10 decided az FOL.
lows: Garfield Electors, 1909; Han.
cook, 65.l7l; Weaver. straight. ALSO;
Dow, 90; scattering, lG. Garfeld's
majority over all. Ago.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-27

The purchase pric. Of fns silver ct
tn, Carson Mint 10 81 IL.
The County Commissioners will meet
this evening ut 7 o'clock.
E. Strother and wife will spend the
winter in Iowa.
Bridget O'shss has fled declaration
OF homestead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-27
Cars 60 Nsw Jerusalem.

Last Wednesday evening the railroad
bridge over the Carson at Dayton. which
is abou, fifty yards above the old wagon
bridge, was completed; but Il was not
till the morning OF Thanksgiving Day
that the engine vas first run over 1t.
Perhaps there was Q little something
prophetic. or at least appropriate in this;
Tor the mons,er went on down 10 New
Jerusalem. where IL gave several thank.
full morris before turning back.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-27
carse. and Colorado.

The laying OF the track Of the Carson
and Colorado Narrow-gaues Railroad is
progressing at the rate Of . mile and Q
hall per day. The track Is now laid and
ballasted 10 q point one aud . halt miles
below Dayton. Last Wednesday the
Daytonitss had Q grand blow out IN Gel.
ebratiou Of the advent OF the iron pony
at their town. The road will be pushed
through to Walker Lake as rapidly a.
possible.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-27
D.par,urcs Last EvesinE.

Al Brown. T W Longley. u Cahili' !
Wright. Mrs Carlton. Mrs Howard. A
wyekoa. r Phillips. Mrs Bidlemsn. MS
A Baker. T Kenny. G sousol. d 5 Gal
latin, " d shawhan. Rev Father Man
ogus r II Mcdonald. J II Lowe. Z Jack.
.on. W Sutherland. " vueanovich. Thos
Murphy, Z Strother. L d Folsom. Chas
Mueller, D d Donovan. PA Doyle. W N
Thornton. II Piper, s Bowling. G weids.
mann, Charles Hart. ] o Bennetts. n Il
BALL, + @ Bishop. L G Chapman.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-27
work 90 be Resamsd as she Quinp.

The Lyon County Times says: The
Secretary Of the Quinn Mining Company
was 10 tswn last Friday and Saturday,
trying to effect Q settlement with the
creditors Of the company. He said that
the Board OF Trustees were ~sndeavoring
to make arrangements looking 70 q re.
susption Of operations by the first OF
January, and II the creditors held on
until that date they would probably get
their money without further trouble.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-27
Chinese Laundry In New York.

NEW YoRx, November 26.-Ths Star
ssys: On the corner Of Grove and
Blocker streets the Pullman Palace Car
Company IL erecting . large Ays-story
brick building. to be used for laundry
purposes In the service Of their system.
Il Il reported that two hundred Celestial
vssbmsn are to b imported from San
Frsncisoo BY the company. With the
exception OF An. ovsrsssr or two ne white
labor will b employed On the premises.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-27
DECEMBER u. 8

DECEMBER %, 1890,
For the furnishing OF such Stationery % may
be required for the use Of y ate Orcers. etc /,
OF the ntste OF Nevada, Tor the Two ears COM
mencing January !, 1881. and ending January 1,
1855. ~ near q, may DO In the following guam.
Titles. more or less:
10 reams 10 ID Letter Paper.
~ resms ~ ID Letter Paper.
10 reams 8 10 note Paper.
10 reams O ID Note Paper.
10 reams IL ID Legal Cap Paper.
Is reams IL 10 Legal Cap Paper,
breams Id ID Legal Cap Paper,
5resms EngrossiDg Payer.
realms Enrolling Paper.
realms s6xt0 Mauilis Wrapping Paper.
sou xxx d Viii Q Envelopes,
AGO XXX 8 White Envelopes,
2UO xxx 0 White Envelopes.
loo XXX ~ White Envelopes,
9 dog. Carter's Ink. quarts.
doz Csrter's Ink. quarts. copying.
o dog Csrmine, I o., Glass stvppsrs (Cartsre
Crimson FlsidJ.
IS ooxes ,~illott's sos Pens,
80 boxes 0illotts t0t tens,
2, boxes spepcerian MOL Pens,
IA boxes Pacific X X. Pens,
Is boxes b sterbrook's kngrosslng Pens.
q, boz Q Gillott's 3s1 Record Pens,
o doz. Quaits David's Muciligs.
kdoz. Morssn'a stand. and brushes. large.
D QOL. 1lOIkuu ctAuup hnu otushobt tAAsht
gross lound Fab-r pencils,
2 gross hexason Faber Pencils.
hgioss hexsgon red and blu pencils,
gross packages Treasury d citing,
10 boie, assorted sizss Rubber Bands.
~ spoois Red Tape.
dog. ~ Inch bras edged Ru.ers,
2 duz. rs inch Rubber Rulers,
2 doz. IL inch Rubber Rulers.
2d.z. full bound Blank Books, per quire.
4doz. No. 8 Safety lnkstaids.
10 n. McGili's r. II. Paper Fasteners. a.
sorted.
I gro 90 Medium Eyelets,
doz. No. Is Eyelet Machines,
dor. small lhk and Pencil Erasers.
Idoz. Ia, ge Ink and Pencil Erasers,
d0z Knife Ink Erasorr,
10 inch rhtars,
doc. 10 inch sheait,
dog Twine. I 10 bails. English TX. thick.
deg. Twine, email. English.
rolls Tracing Cloth.
Bonds for double the value Of goods called
for herein must accompany tho bids.
Bids TO DO addressed TO the Board Of Exam.
iners OF the Siats OF Nevads, Carson City,
JOHN II. RINKEAD,
JASPEn BABC0CK,
State Board Of HAMMERS.
Carson City, Nsvads, November ~, icso.
pol3 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-27

E. F. Mckinney. OF the Bank EI-
change. Msynsrd's Block. Gold Hill.
has q Of the incest. quietest. most
comfortable places On the Comstock,
and ho dispsnsss to his friends the very
best Of cheer. His reading and club
o 10 attractive and 10 patronizsd BY
the best class Of our citizens as II de-
serves to be. The Bank Exchange 10
popular and so is its proprietor. His
advertisement will be found in another
column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-27
Religious Notices.

N,,hodist Church, Gold Hill -sunday School
~ o'eioek N. Preaching In the evening 81
: o'ciock b. Rev. J. II. pslamatyr.
~. Johns Church. Gold Hii.sundsy senool
At / O'Clock ?. n. AL are cordially Invited 10
attend.
There will be divioe service al psJ.on =
morrow evening at TO y. H., Rev. Gsorss y.
Eastman ofaeiAtins.