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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17

In the Silver Hill east crossout from
the drift south the rock assays from
$I3 81 to $50 85. The grain Of the
rock Ia close, and through Il are streaks
OF black sulphurst Of silver, with bright
iron pyrites and some patches OF lead
and zinc.
Sam southworth and Charley Enos.
two good old.ims favoritssi in Gold Hill.
who went to Bodis about Q year ago and
have been running . hoarishing saloon
business there, have dissolved partner.
ship. Enos runs the saloon BY himself
now.
Joseph B. Weston. formerly . printer
In the News Office. and @. q. Taylor,
formerly In Grants furniture store. next
door to the NEWS ofaos. are about start.
ing q Arst-olass new and secondhand
furniture store In Csndelaria.
The diamond drill has been ri east
on the 1850 level Of the Alta eco feet.
/. cut through strsaks or punches Of ore
giving low assays. The orosscut was
east $50 feet; total distance prospectsd,
800 feet.
Evan williams Of the Gold Hill School
Board has been appointed committee
TO act with F. II. Huffaksr OF the vir.
ainia Board TO establish . uniform grade
for the public schools Of Storey county.
Thomas Fitzgerald and William Dyas
have Alsd notice Of location Of the West
Lode, 1900 feet, Gold Hill District, com.
msncipR in the rsviss west Of the OH.
eina Gold Hill and running south.
The District Court win b In session
Wednesday Of this week. and Judge
Ridne wishes all trial Jurors 70 b In
attendance d that time.
The lsass Of the Julia Con. Of . target
ana was 10 the Warrington Guard,
not Ioatsonssy Guard ~ stated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17
Great Fire and Loss OF Life.

MnroS. Pa, May l5.-A ERE broke
out at - o'clock yesterday in the car
works, and q heavy northwest wind pre-
vailing It was impossible to check the
progress Of the flames until the entire
business portion Of the town was de-
stroyed. Il IL estimated that 400 build
inps were burned, including all the
churches. The FIRE burned over q space
Of seven squares In length and two IN
width. Assistance came from Sunbury.
DanviIls, williamsport, Lswisburg and
Watsontown. The banks. telegraph
Offices, Newspaper offices, Pennsylvania
Railroad depot, gas works and oil the
hotels were destroyed. Several bodies
have been recovered, but are burned be:
yond recognition. Two hundred and
atty families are rendered homeless and
are camping out In the fields. The
aggregate losses are sstimatsd at 81.
600. 900. Relief Is pouring In from all
quarters.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17

Arms oATzA.rIc PrLn are the best Of Ill
purgstivss for fanny use. They are the prodset
OF long. isborious. and successful chemical In.
vcstigstion. and their extensive uss. By Physi-
clans In their practice. and By all civilized
nations. proves them the best and most effect
i've psrgstive Pill that medical science can do
wise. Being purely vegetable NO harm can
arise from their use. In intrinsic value and
curative powers NO other Pulls can DO compared
with them. and every person. moving thsir
virtues. will employ them whom needed. Thsy
keep the system In perfect order. and maintain
In healthy action the whole machinery OF life.
Mid. searching and ensctusl, they are specially
adapted TO the speds Of the digestive apparatus.
dsrangements OF which they prevent and cure.
II timely taken. They are the best and safest
physic to employ for children and weakened
constitutions. where . mild, but edsctuL
cathaxtic 10 required.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17
Grants strength Growing.

CHICAGO, May 16.-The Republican
Conventions In Pulaski, Nordsn. stsph'
snson. franklin, Fayetts and William
SON counties have elected twenty.three
Grant delegates to the Springfield Con-
v~ention. The Inter Ocean says: This
action. without regard to whether the
Farwsll Hall delegation 10 admitted OF
no to the State Convention, will give
Illinois to Grant. 49,
The same paper has interviews with
Paddock and Valentine Of Nebraska, In
which they say that their State will send
. Grant delegation.
A gentleman who went South to look
after the interests Of Sherman In Ala
bama has returned, and says that 1t 10
useless to make any effort In that State,
a. the Republicans are oil for Grant.
and will send Q solid Grant delegation to
Chicago. Other reports correspond with
this statement.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
A Hsrbor Of Refuge for the North
ern Portion OF the Pacific Coast.

wAsHmoroS. May 49, The Score
tary Of War has presented 10 the Senate
q copy Of . report Of Lieutenant Colonel
@. 8. Stewart upon an examination Of
Trinidad harbor. made in compliance
with the River and Harbor law Of March
Sd, 1879. Colonel Stewart says that
the examination made last July dsvsl.
opsd that NO change in the depth Of
water or In the character Of the material
Of Trinidad barber appeared to have
taken place since the United States
coast survey was made In 1879. 1t was
thought, therefore, that Q complete new
survey was not needed. he says the
hsrbor ID exposed 10 Q heavy swell from
the south and west, and heavy souther:y
weather. and II this were cut OF the
anchorage would be quito secure ct all
times. As Il now 10 IL forms . good
shelter against summer northwest winds.
The approaches are free from hidden
dangers, and the rocks TO the west OF
the hsad are close In shore and can DO
easily avoided. There are but few sunken
rocks In the harbor. The head 10 Q
good landmark, and the holding ground
is equal to that ct most Of the anchor.
ages ON the coast. "These." the Col.
onsl says, "ars all favorable points. and
those interested In this place are desir.
ous to have II made the site OF an arti.
hcial harbor by the construction Of .
brsakwater from tie head to Pilot
Rock" He remarks that the expense
Of such q work would be altogether out
OF proportion to the amount OF COM
meroe TO be benefited, h that Of Trini.
dad alone was 10 DO considered. Col.
Stewart estimates the total cost OF con.
structing the breakwster ct $6, 293. 227.
This amount, be II noticed. Il more than
double the estimate made by Colonel
Williamson In his recent minority report
on the subject OF selecting OF Q site for
the proposed Pacific Coast Harbor Of
Refuge.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17
New York.

New York Is looking better and better
and good judges Of mining situations
say the outlook there IL excellent. A.
says taken yesterday we're as follows
Porphyry outside the vein entirely.
% 76; No. l, ore. gold $23 20. silver
$45 IS, total $68 70; No. 2. orc select.
ed. gold SIS 10. silver Sill 60, total
$l86 rs. The formation IL certainly q
promising one. A year ago the News
recorded . surprise at the general favor
able appearance Of the vein In New
York. In Lady Washington the same
vein, when opened up 100 feet east and
west from the bottom OF the Wine to
the 1000 level, was commented on BY
mining experts generally a. Of wonder
ful promise.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17

The Dayton masquerade nsttsd $e7,
OF which $50 was given 70 the School
Fund and SIT to the Fire Company.
Two large new cables Of the Roebling
make have just been put on at the Union
shaft.
Denis Buckley, hurt recently ct the
q. & O. and B. & B. shaft Ia doing well.
Dave Morgan Saturday caught alive
four young foxes near the Yellow Jacket.
Four or Ave county prisoners are o.
work today at the courthouse woodpie'
EI.Aldsrman Moore and family OF
Virginia leave tonight for Lesdvills.
james Jewell has appointed William
Terry Deputy Constable.
Union shipped Saturday night $2l,'
AL SO in bullion.
It will take till Tuesday night to finish
lining the Jail.
The Eureka mill will start up on tail.
ings nsxt week.
Hugh Trsmbath has fled declaration
Of homestead.
John K. Brown has attached the Leo
for $112.
Carson river 10 booming.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17
OFFICIAL MINING LETTERS.

Tho following letters. under the dates
given. have been sent from the Comstoct
10 tho principal offices Of the various COM
psnics In San Francisco:
Ysllsw Jacket.
doLD HILL. May IL. 1sSo.-Georgs Wal
lace, Vice Preuident: During the past week
We have put In station set at the 5000 level
and sunk the shaft 4 feet below the same:
Started tho work Of opening the 2S2S level
station. This staten 10 at the same depth
Is the 2760 level Of the Belcher and Grown
Point. Will start . drift south ~ soon -
tho station Is completed, which drift VIII
connect with the Grown Point north DRIFT
At . distance OF about $50 feet from our
shsft, We placed . diamond drill at the
bottom Of the shaft and drilled down "a
feet, at which depth Va encountered every
indication Of water; Immediately ceased
work OF drilling and will commence to
siuk sump and make preparations Tor
placing No. IS pump and opening . station
A. the 5000 level. Work on the pumps
progresses we'll. Have built up rods and
column TO tank staten No. 9.
T. @. TAYLOR, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17
whisky and Bad Company,

CHAlLEsroS, 8. O., May l6.-Thomas
White, q white man, was hanged ct
spartanburg yesterday for the murder OF
Peter Hawkins. . oolored youth. The
execution took place within the jail.
yard, no one being present but tho rela'
tives OF the condemned. o guard OF ten
men, o clergyman and the sherin.
Strenuous efforts had been vainly made
70 secure executive clemency for White.
he was calm and collected. mounting
the scaffold with q firm tread and with.
out betraying the slishtsst fear. His
last words were that he wanted every.
body to know that whisky and bad com.
pany would bring q mar TO the Rallows.
Had Il not been for these, be added. he
would not have died upon the sibbst.
He dropped four feet eight inches. and
In eight minutes his pulse ceased to beat.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17
re.eh.r.' E1.min.,,ess.

County Superintendent Young aud his
Board Of Examiners say that the annual
examination Of applicants for certia.
Gates allowing the holders to teach In
the public schools OF the county will
be commenced on the 28th day Of June
and continued till completed. The no.
tios containing the studies to be covered
by the examination will be published In
due time. The examination will be
principally written. but each applicant
will be submitted to an oral examination
on the theory and practice OF teaching.
Superintendent Young expects to an.
pounce Saturday. July 10Th, the result
Of the examination. Those success
fully and continuously engaged In teach.
ing in the county will have their Ger.
ti6cates renewed under the law; all 9th.
srs wishing positions in the public
schools will be compelled to attend the
examination. except as otherwise provid.
cd by law on life diplomas. etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17
Democratic Primaries.

The Democrats Of Storey county are
today selecting delegates to the State
Convention. to be held at Winusmucca
ON the 9th instant. There 10 little
excitement a. to the matter.
In Gold Hill there are two tickets In
the field. One IL headed Regular
Democratic Ticket" and 10 run In the
interest Of the Tildenites. Following
are the names on il: D. L. Bean. Ed
Walsh, John F. Huss and D. D. Donovan.
The opposition ticket carries the names
OF John r. Connors, Felix Boyle. Thos.
Butter and James Ketton. Tildsn ID
thought to DO ahead, but the result ID
uncertain.
In the Second Ward L. T. Fox. VIM.
Gray and Mercer 0tsy have no regularly
organized opposition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17

SAN FRAScisco. May l7-3 P. ~
Sierra Nevada. l6. l6k. l6t, II, 1sS.
1GA. lsh; Union Goa. "a. 2lh. 7lk,
2ih; Con. Virginia. . so. 5 IS; Mexican.
10. 81. 81; ophir. ios. 10; Union Con-.
2ik; New York. Toe. 75c; Potosi. 8 10,
IL. 8 40; Bullion. . 80; Bulwer. 81;
Utah. %; Northern Belle. IN. iia.
IN; Yellow Jaskst. 81, 6; Best 4 Belchsr,
IN, III. IN. IN. iih; Savage. 81,
3 80; California, 2 IS; Northern Belle.
ia: Scorpion. 1 60, l 70. 1 sS. N so;
Chollar. 4 40. 4 IS; Gould / Curry. 8, Oh;
Overman. 3 10. : o5; Bslsher. 81. 5 IS;
Occidental. I 30; Hale 4 N~orcross. 4 10,
4 O5.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17
allver Hill.

SILVER HILL MNx. May is, 1eSo.-W.
e. Dean, Secretary : During the last week
good progress has been made In cutting
out q station for . large perpendicular
winze In the main crosscut on the isoo
level, 1000 feet from the incline. The
crosscut. $40 feet south, has been extended
Sc feet. The face 10 still dry porphyry
and quartz. giving fair assays, with Q good
prospect Of an improvement and water In
two or three days. Our pumps and machin-
cry are running better than ever before.
II. @. HrLLYxR, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17
Working I'D His Boom.

NEW Yoax. May II. - The Bulttin
says: "sincs Secretary sherman's visit
10 New York IL would appear that there
has been . very urgent demand for Az.
sistant weishmasters In the Custom
House, No fewer than twenty-five, We
are informed. have been imported from
the rural districts ct q salary OF $500
Der annum each. We learn also that
quite q large number Of Custom House
employees have had the misfortune TO
have uncles. aunts, cousins. etc., 20 seri'
ously i~ndispossd out West that they
have been constrained. from . sense OF
social duty. TO ask leave OF absence. The
article concludes: "Civil service Reform
10 . hns thing In theory. In practice 1t
looks like pretty much Of . humbug."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17
Too Much Silver.

'wAsHnoros. May l7.-In the Cabinet
Saturday there was quite . lengthy dis.
cussion a. 10 the accumulated silver In
the Treasury. tho causes which led to 1t,
and what had best be done to get IL Into
circulation. Secretary Sherman stated
that there were over forty million dollars
OF standard silver In the Treasury vaults.
and that Il II accommodating ct the rate 'of
about Q million dollars . month. secrs-
tary Evsrts, who 10 . good deal OF Q silver
man, said the way 10 get II out was to
put il ont. Sherman said that they had
trisd all plans, but the silver stream
pouring into the Treasury was larger
than any stream they had been able to
direct outward. No conclusion was
reached.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17
A Brutal Step Mother.

spnMorIrLD. Mass, May 10. - An
autopsy shows that Charlie W. Bromley.
. six.ysar.old SON Of William F. Brom.
Icy Of Russell, who was found dead IN Q
stream back Of the house on Thursday.
was murdered. Blood found in the barn
indicated that the deed vas committed
there and the body dragged to the brook.
The boy has shown great fear OF his
stsp-mothsr, who has two children OF
her own, and had often said that she
bad frequently beaten him. This and
other circumstances lead to the belief
that the step-mother committed the
crime.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17

TINS MORNING.
ass 0phir. 81. Oh
$50 Mexican, 81, 81, sh
400 Gould d Curry, A.
$40 Best 4 Bslcher. On, 90
l60 California. "a
$50 Savage. Q 40, 8 IS
500 Con. Virginia, 3 20, $40
90 Chollar. 3 9s
800 fotosi. "a
$50 Hale & Noreross. 81. 8 60. 6S
800 Grown Point, I 30
s3s Yellow Jacket, 81. ~
I70 Imperial. 40c. 3Sc
l55 Alpha. 81, 81
$50 pslsher. 3 80
so Confidence. 81
s15 Sierra Nevada. Is. 1sk. Ism, 1sk
l3a, l3k
$50 Utah, 8, N
400 Bullion. s, 3 10
sos Exche4usr. Az, 40
9is Overman. 2. 2 05. I IS, I 80
ATS Justice. I 05. I 10
$50 Ulisa Gen.. 1871, 1917, 1sA
$40 Alta. q 30. q 60. 2 70
24e Jllia, 75c, Toe
csc Caleaonia, soc. 45c
470 Silver Hill. SOC. $50
100 Challenge. I 60. I IS
400 New York. 75c, Toe. CSC. Coo
20e Occidental. I 20
6l0 Lady Warrington Con-. Soc
1se ADDE'S. SOC
sac Scorpion. ~. I 45. I As IS
100 Leviathan, 500
275 Benton Con-. ~
220 Con. Dorado, $50
logo North BONANZA, SOC, 25c
500 Mackey. SO
30 Essex. I 80
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17
Grants Nomination.

CHICAGO, May IA. = The Journals
Washington special says: Horace Por-
ter. who spent yesterday here in CON.
s~ultation with Don Cameron and Conk.
ling. expresses the decided opinion that
there Ia NO doubt OF Grants nomination.
Cameron expresses the same opinion a.
the result Of all his information up to
last night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17
The Flood OF immigration.

New YoRx, May 1.-THE Times says
moro than 1O0.o 900 smisrsnts have
landed at Castle Garden since January
/. Forty.six thousand arrived during
April, and the present rate OF arrivals Ia
about IL, 900 Q week. Should the vol.
ume OF this influx continue TO increase
during the summer months we may
reasonably expect that fully Q million
will reach our shores this year. In
Europe this exodus has caused much
u~neasiness. and II 10 not to DO looked
upon with unmixed satisfaction BY the
people Of this country. There ID q well.
grounded fear that our friends are com.
ing upon nj much too fast for their good
or ours,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17
Yearney s~ympathiIers.

NEW Yo1x, May IA number Of
areenbacksrs and so-oalled workinsmsn
met last evening on the steps Of Brook
I'm City Hall. and expressed their sym
psthy With Denis Kssrnsy. Rssolutiona
were adopted plsdsins . hearty support
70 Kssrnsy, who was said 70 have sxer'
eissd dmpiy the right guaranteed 70 him
by The constitution. They declared that
Xsssssy, whs was . humble worker In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17
Another Immoral Shepherd.

JAxrsrowN, n. l., may iVpS-Ano
Evening Journal says: Rev. DR.. George
A. Rltz. . prominent Sunday school
worker, one OF the editors Of the Sunday
School Times, conductor OF last summers
Sunday School Assembly ct Monterey,
CAL, formerly OF Philadelphia, and for
two and Q halt years pastor OF the Bsp-
tist church here. has been forced 10
resign his pastorste because reports Of
immoral practices had been circulated
against him, and. on being confronted
with the charges, hs confessed his guilt.
He did not state particularly in what his
guilt consisted, but said that 10 had
sinned and was penitsnt. he left town
on Saturday, and his letter OF rssigna.
ton was read on Sunday and accepted.
Psltz ID said to have gone East.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17
A DEMOCRATIC FARCE.
The Tiidea Demoastrasios n vir'
siais saturday Might.

The biggest farce Of the eason wa
the mass meeting called by a little clique
Of Virginia Tildsnites at Pipsr's Opera
House Saturday night. The attendance
was fair. tho Tildenitss being in a
minority. There was 4 lively sprinkling
OF Republicans present to see the fun.
Col. Sam. T. Curtis was called to the
chair, Robert Wilson appointed Seere-
tsry and Vice Presidents were selected
- follows:
viraipia-First Ward. j. Cavanaugh;
Second Ward. Victor Jones; Third Ward,
Ogden Hiles and W. J. Sheridan; Fourth
Ward, s. v. Mooney; at large, Hugh
Kennedy and P. ]. Dunno.
Gold Hill-First Ward, Elliott Moore;
Second Ward. Matt Cansvan; at large,
l.. T. Fox.
Robert Lowery resolved three times.
one OF which carried. and that favored
Tilden for the Presidency. Tho others
were rejected. They sought to pledge
delegates to the Tilden cause.
Then Lowery tfieu eBain sno sue
essdsd getting through . resolution that
the Winnemucca State Convention was
20 demand Of the several county convsn.
lions that they adopt platforms and
pledge all Legislative candidates to make
Il their Hrst business, on reaching Car.
son and taking their seats. to overhaul
the books Of the railroad companies and.
II fares and irsishts were found to yield
. revenue In excess Of . fair rate OF
interest on the money invested IN the
roads. to cut that svenue down. Prox-
les to railroad lobbyists were fobidden.
r. B. Mitchell then offered . rssolr-
ton favoring the nomination Of O. d.
Bslknap for Supreme ~Judgeship. and
made ZONE remarks landing Judge Bel.
KNAPP most highly. His resolution was
adopted.
Al this point the anti-Tildsn men
sprung q motion to adjourn. which pre-
vailed enthusiastically. aud away went
the gathering without putting . delegate
In the Asld.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17
Tho Presidential Visit.

WASHINGTON, May l7.-It was the In.
tention Of the Secretary Of the Navy to
leave here about June 10 to visit the
Pacific coast, but his programme has
been changed and the trip will be
delayed, In order that President Hayes
may accompany the party II hs finally
concludes TO make the trip this summer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17
A aaskraps whip.

John W. Barton has filed petition in
bankruptcy. His statements show
profits from tsamins. s27oo; stock spec.
u~lstions, s4500; total. $72Oo. Losses In
stocks. $40, 900; expenses two years,
$1,000: total, $42.4 he owes $l3..
ass so. including SO, 600 70 the Bank
Of Virginia, and has $50 In exempt per
sonal property.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17

The %janitor Of the Fourth Ward
s~choolhouss, Virginia. has kindlsd ores
In the furnaces there every morning
since October llth.
Arslstion Of Marco Msdin Of Virginia,
AGED II. right from Italy. was this morn
inc m~atriculated at the Fourth Ward
school. Virginia.
In the District Court Saturday Mrs.
Halliesu vas appointed guardian Of
Mary o. Halliean and Milton j. Hail.
gan. minors.
The men on tributs. working on the
tunnel level Of the North Bonsnsa' are
getting assays fron $500 70 Jaw Per
ton.
Yesterday va . sort Of ~sil-ov'sisA
dsy. u showed and blew and the sun
shons, and did I'll 81 onss sonsunss'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17
p.parsurss saturday Evenisg.

N vollnsrs. J P Ludwig. E Klsupfer,
Jas Murphy. D o'Neill. W 8 Stevens. B @
whitman. b Brown. T Root. r Mcln-
tyre. + A Nupton. J Swift. s Thall. W
Craig, Jas E Wolfe. s Wolfe. Mrs Cur
rier, III Msrlette. Mrs N Robinson. ] Q
Toutty, N Banner. n N friedrich. Mrs N
N Friedrich and son. N 0'Donnell and
family. A Abraham. J + Gladding and
family, WE Webb.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17

the peoples cause, had been elevated TO
the dignity Of o martyr BY his unlawful
imprisonment. Dsnunoiatory speeches
were made BY Dr.. ]. G. Harlan, Benton
Fergus. Alex. Robb and others. Robb
said that . simple fne would have been
suficient p~unishment for Kearney.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17

In the above second method, as ~
inches mako q foot. I cancel the IL and
carry / foot to column OF feet and add;
and a. 8 feet make I yard, I also cancel
the 8 feet and add ! yard to column OF
yards. and proceed to prove by multipli.
cation. The decimal .625 multiplied by
8 equals 8 inches; then / yard multi.
piled by 8 equals 8 yards-l perch. ~
yards; "A yard equals ! foot and u
inches; and 80 continue and prove the
work. Hoping the above will prove
satisfactory, I am, dear sir. yours truly,
!. B. McG-s.
Gold Hill, May IA. 1880.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17
DRCAY or THR TRRTH

Arises from various causes. but principally Il
may DO attributed to early neglect or the indis-
eliminate use Of tooth powdes and pastss.
which give . momentary Wilderness TO the teeth
while they corr. de the enamel. The Timely uso
OF hat delicate. aromatic tooth.wash. fragrant
SOZoDOsT, will speedily arrest the progress
OF decay. harden the gums. and impart . de-
iiqhtfui fragrspce 70 the breath. Il removes
those ravsgss which people sustain In their
teeth from the use ofs.sst and acid articles.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17
9 o N o IRA
Land and Mining Company

II A. WISE, sos MAIN STREET. GOLD
r. Hill. 10 hereby authorized to take Gig.
natures TO the Cons'itution OF the sonora Col.
therefor when daily signed By me.
v. N. MCNAMARA,
Agent for Nevada.