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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-19
Il mil r!s: de regal0:
ELIXIR INDIANA.
Preparation anti OdOntilgica,
iInica en- SUI Ciase.

El meior descubrimiento quo hasta ahora
SO ha hecho el mas excelente conservador
de la hoca la dentadura Atirma fortif1-
ca los dentes las muelas que tengan mo-
vimento; evita asimismc las inaamacio,,
nes, carries, NECROSIS, ulceracion, fetidez del
des de la boca. Su simple composition de
vegetables le eleva por encima de cuantos
preparados Sc ofrecen al pdblico, COM
puestos en- gu mayor parte de acidos, como
eli malico, cetrico, acetieo Il oxalico, fermen-
taciones lacticas butericas, y otros diver
sos aeidos mineraies.
De venta al por mayor menor, en- la
botica MICARD. San Francisco, 53, y en-
todas las quincallerias de In Isla.
h. al. n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-19
Sc vende-

Un solar en- Puerta dc TERRA, frente
( Barracones. Para informes dirigirse
4 la calle de 8. Francisco MIN II. 3-9
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-19
1000 mil pesos fuertes!

BILLET-S DE LA LOTERfA NACTONAL
EXTRAO O2DINARTA DE MADRID.
PARA FL 23 De DICIEMBRE.
De venta en- Ell TE fGRAFo, San Justo IL
!. MELON IL Oc. b. % d.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-19

LLEGADAs. LIDAs.
PUERT0S, Oias, Hutai. IDIas.

Cuando ell mes anterior trae 81 dias ell va
por sale de San Thomas ell dia las 8 de
la noche.
SEGUNDO vIAJE MENSUAL.,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-19

Fn La 2. 3 camara 50 paga 3I5 parties y en-
Ia 3. q una 4, 9 parte de los precios de l. 8
Los pasajeros de 8. @ case han de llevar
consigo los enseres de CANA y las provisio
nes necesarias. Ell vapor suministra ALI
mentos q los pasajeros de 8. q d razon de 30
ce ntavos diarios.
Tomando pasaje de ida vuelta Sc hara
una rebaja del rs p,3
Los pasajes pueden tomarse en- la agencia
hasta una hora antes de la salida del vapor
INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-19
BOLETIN MERCANTIL
FORTALEZA, 81.
Inpsnta, litagr ia, GnSusdsrnaciop,
ALMACEN DE PAPEL,
ErEoqos DE EscRIroRIo -. LIBRERiA.
FORTALEZA, 81.

Habiendo duplicado el local de este
estab!ecimiento, y traido IN gran sur
tido de efactos de trlss classes de N W
York, Hamburgo, Paris, G,asg Wy Bar.
Celona, 10 hemos ruesto al niveI de los
prime ros de su csase, y en- ei SO hace
con limpiezs, prontitud y baratura, to-
da clase de Imprenta, LITOGRAF1A
Encuadernscicn, y Sc ercuentran al
por mayor y detal'o papel espanol de
todss las marcae, meroaDtil ingles, fran
c6s, americana, aleman y espanol, So
bres, ca, tulina de Bristol, libros en- b!an-
o. para escuelas, cromos calados, lnJo'
aas ca;as de papei con sobrts, to las
las curiUsidades pertenecl. ntes airamc'
He aqui algunas de las 'itimanent'
recibidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-19
H u T A B .

TARtFA DE PASAJES EN- /. 8 CLASE.
RUTA A.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-19
EFECTos DE E5CRfT0RIO.

Tlnteros escrjbani Ge las Gases pre-
eios -Pizarras lie tela para pared -~FUer"s
de csc it0rio Port lp!umas. LaiiccS --Papel
para imDrenta banCo Y dc cJlor -Papel para
cartas grande peqIeho -Papel Gil cajitss d.
luo para regalos. ii Ia negra Y voeta, en-
bo elias yea .ecas, ease superior trrr1"eso, IN
glesa a T. ercana $3.50 lem iGem idem en- pot e
peuunn0s, idom, ide n, iden ! G Il carmln de
todas clnses. Pr. plumas Dc metal -Mncila-
90 en- pOtes de dif rcntes tam nos iornas. -
Cromos para albums de mneres, nitos, palsa
les flores, anima,es, ete.--Pnmas de aCero de
varias clases --Paprl cSpaho de las princ'pa-
lea flbricas nacional3s - ir :niluroS de crlstal
de MADEIRA - PisIpap"leS de cri>tal Y dc
bronco -Fosf,reraSd 1 bronze. --EstAtu spara
escrit,jfio SEGA firnl de QtorettCs c';tS -
Carpetls la escr,t 10 .ic tod lQlo propiaS pa
rs re.r lbs. --Caittra. De b1lsi TO- Cart 5ras
para guardian do uiaent0s. p ftnmonedas -
Petacas para ab scos cigarritcs --P,"gade-
ras de todAs cases ~-Reg4s lie 70 los clnsoS -
Cart bones &c todas cl,scs UajaS DC llnt;irns
V dc NIT ,uaticas, Jifsrentes cases es.-Lbros
de memories para ei b lslo Pr rras lie Sill
Gale d fer ntcS clascs y form uiiendo ercri'
birse con :naiqriar lpiz, b.0ncas u, Gr"s -
LbfoS en- biIuuo para el conoftlo, dc tod s
clases precios -Anos de gonna para pape-
les. Aft .ercs Para sulet4r u cumcntos - Ia
ere dc todas clases prccio-. -RaspadpreS. -
Tetm6 metros. .-Papel secantc. --Pspel ires
RADIO para excusa .oS ) icras para altares
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-10

Now the ladies have q new slang e1-
preston for evening use. Those per.
sons who were at Piper's Opera House
las, night have it already. Ii Is: Moon.
light on u shovel
Teal ducks sell at twenty-five cents
each. and large water-!owls in proper
ton. There are few wild geese IN the
market aud they are worth 80 each.
Two smallpox patients were taken
from Virginia to the Penthouse yester.
day. just in time TO prevent the closing
Of that institution.
S~sventy.ave pounds OF bullion from
the Jones X kinkesd mine. Pyramid
Lake, were yesterday received at the
Carson Mint.
D. E. Mccarthy. Of the Chronicle, and
w. J. Sheridan. County Commissioner
elect. returned from below this morning.
Captain O%verton. Chancellor Derby.
Matt. Csuavan and NJ. N. friedrich have
started a raid on San Francisco.
The County Commissioners will hold
their next meeting at Z O'Clock Monday
evening.
The main shaft OF the Sierra mine is
now going down vertically through hard
rock.
The District Court will bs in session
tsmorrow-law day.
The snow 10 like Queen Mae-in .
melting mood.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-10
Pipev's Opera Rouse.

Milton Mobiles aud his comedy COM
psny and 1.-THE PhoniI" we're sue
csss.s last evening at Piper's opsra
House. The auditorium was filled from
parquet to gallery. and the people sat
there and laughed heartily for three
hours. Those hearty laughs were the
bes, practical criticisms which could
have been passed on both play and play.
FRS. Peopls went there to be amused,
and they were amused. There 10 no use
in trying to ~analyz, and pick to pieces .
great pleasure ; better take 1t and be sat-
isf-d with it, and. under the dearth OF
amus-msnts on the Comstock. be even
thankful for il. Pleasure is seldom un-
alleged in this world. and perfection is
uu~at,ainabls, hence 1.-THE PhoniI y
may be excused IL. in the grand rushing
food Of the enjoyable which 1t brings,
some displessiug rubbish 10 borne along
with the swelling waters. The Jew OF
the play is q good bit Of character act
ing. too. aud divided honors with the
Noble Pbanician himself. The charac-
ter was drawn just to the edge OF the
enjoyable. aud never over the | into
the disgusting. Isrselits and Gentle
alike appreciated 1t, and those up In
FISCHER slang bad more to appreciate
than those who were not. Other char.
ac,ers were taken in Q manner deserving
OF NO great praise. neither did the play.
.rs need killing. as 10 often the case.
As a whole. the evening vas intensely
enjoyed by those present. Tonight. "a
Man OF the People," and at matinee to-
morrow. The PhOuix."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-10
Pete Caffery on Arizona.
Candsiaria True F'issnrs.


Under date Of November Goth. Pete
Gallery, we'll known in this part OF the
country, writes from Tombstone % fol.
lows : have just returned from the
Dragon Mountains. / do not 60 much
on that country. This district has some
very rich mines |; though they are not
ledges-nothipR but deposits. They are
large and rich. however. and from what
l have seen / think they will turn out q
large amount Of bullion. / am going to
work In q few days for Dave Maggie. he
is foreman OF the Sunset mine. The
climate here 10 nothing like what /
looked for. The days are very warm.
but the nights are as cold as In Candle
laria. A fellow wants oil the covering
be can get. l was 10 hopes OF going to
the Mule Peak mines for some parties,
but they would not allow me what con.
sidered fair wages, d / thought would
rather work for 81 Q day at mining. 1t
is mighty hard to get work here. There
ars five mon to one job. and tell you
some Of the boys 20 on short allowance.
| would not think OF advising any n
to come here unless l wanted to get even
on them for something. 1t would be
the worst punishment / know OF. All
the men from Nevada would like TO get
back" When Pete wrote. Mike Sheri-
dan and Billy Cole were both idle. A
later letter brings information that Sher'
idan has got q job. and that Cole has
gone prospecting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-10
Afternoon street R-p.rs.

SAN FnASoIsoo. December 1913 p. ~
Alta. 8. 50, 8. 81; ophir. 6S, ca; Utah.
sa; Benton. l 20, IL; Savage. 2 Is, ? 20;
Benton, l 70; Mexican. Z; Exchequer. Ia.
1 Sc; Hale 4 N~orcross. 4 co. 4 50, ~;
Occidental. l Is; Sierra Nevada. 81. Gu
Andes, l 20; Con. Virginia. 2 Is; Utah, s;
Scorpion. l 40. l As; Best 4 Beleher. 81;
Yellow Jacket. ~; Chollar. 235, 2 40,
~; Benton. ~; Yellow Jacket. ~;
Justice. 2 10. 2 Is. 2 90. ~: Crown Point
1 Is. l 10; Hale X Norcross. 4 So; Andes
1 10; Po,osi. l 50. l IS. 30; Gould i
Curry, 81; Northern Belle, o., ga, 90
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-10
Ingenious Device.
Bod. Standard. Mere. December 6.

Bodie Standard Mere, December 6.
VIM. Huutoop. engineer at the B'oh-
tel mine, IL not only q careful and COM
psttnt engineer but Q very ingenious
misunderstanding orders to see that
the reservoir ON The bill above the
works was kept filled with water. 1t
was something OF q task to attend 10.
At times, while hosting, the tank
would overflow. and the severe storms
and snow drifts making 1t almost i'm
possible to obey the order. But Billy
IL one Of the kind that always obeys
orders. and be struck upon the novel
plan OF forcing the powers OF electricity
10 do the work. At the head Of his en-
sins he set up . telegraph soundsr.
aud making o circuit breaker, attached
IL TO the seunder. In the tank he
placed Q long, four-inch square box,
having q wooden float with q rubber In.
sulator on the surface. with O copper
plate on top. There 10 an insulator with
two wires on the top Of the box. At the
end Of the two wires q copper plate 10
soldered, and the two wires carried down
to q ous-csll gravity battery at the works
and connect with q bell on the soundsr.
As the water rises 10 the tank the hoat
10 elevated until the tank. becoming
filed. forces the copper plate on tho
float in contact with the copper plate on
the two wires. when an electric circuit
IL formed and the bell ct the engine In
forms tho men on duty the reservoir IL
full, when the pumps are thrown Oh
until required again. A useful and con.
venisnt arrangement. and Q credit to the
genius OF Billy Huntoon, the engineer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-10
Ths &. Il C. Railroad.

Further progress on the Carson and
Colorado Railroad Is at present hindersd
because Of the want Of spikes. There
were this morning on hand eighteen car.
loads Of rails; and the spikes are expect.
ed right along. The road is finished sx-
eept ~surfacing u mile east Of New 10.
rusalem, which 10 = mile and Q bali be-
youd Dayton. The construction train
has been hauled into Dayton aud will be
laid up till tho spikes are received.
Trains are running to and from Dayton
daily. connecting with the lightning e1'
press at the Mound House. Accommo-
dations for passengers are none Of the
best yet. but a boI-car and a bench beat
nothing. aud people are thankful for
wen that much. And. by the way. that
construction train 10 = moving micro.
cosm in ITSELF 1t has box.cars With
windows, for dwellings. others for DOR
mitores, others still for restaurants,
kitchens. blacksmith aud carpenter shops
ETC., aud all on wheels. When work 10
going on this miniature world 10 an'
chored about q quarter Of = mile from
the 'front.'.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-10
WESTERN DISPATCHES
MIscellane0us


SAN Francisco, December l0.-The
trial in one Of the cases OF John h.
Burke vs.. j. c. Flood Of al. was CON-
menced yesterday afternoon. in the
Superior Court. before Judge J. F. Sui
livan. The plaintiff. ]. @. Flood and a
number Of other Witnesses we're In
attendance. Nathaniel Bennett opened
the case by reading the complaint and
answer. when. on application. the Cour.
allowed A. L. Sayre. with $50 shares,
and s. P. Dewey. with 5000 shares. 10
be joined az plaintiffs. A. w. Ravens.
Secretary Of the Consolidated Virginia,
was put on the stand. and testified. by
the books Of the company. a. to the
actions OF the Board OF Directors. The
case will be resumed or Monday next.
Lucy A. Burke, Q school teacher.
twenty.sevsn years old. committed sui.
eide by cutting her throat yesterday.
Cause. temporary insanity, from over
work.
The AnRlo.C Californian Bank received
. dispatch from Paris stating the Pan
anna canal scheme has been twice over
subscribed for, and Is o great success.
BELLEvILLE. Nevada. December TO-
Jack Mccain. On inoffsnsivs old man,
was brutally murdered on Tuesday night
by Charles Marshall. . bad character.
Mccain was shot and then kicked until
life was extinct. Marshall IL under
arrest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-10
Teachers Institute.

There will be q meeting OF the Teach
ers' Institute Of Storey county at the
Fourth Ward school.house In Virginia.
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. tomorrow. Follow.
ing is the programmes:
Music. Essay. Prof. A. b. Q. Davis.
"Sp.lling;" Discussion. Miss Ellis, Miss
Sullivan aud Prof. Gray. Music. Oral
Lesson. Miss NJ. F. Hurley. "Decimsl
Frao,ion;" Discussion, T. P. Melon.
aid. Mrs. Mcnamara. and Miss Melon
nell. Music. Mrs. A. II. Potter. Read.
ing Glass; Discussion. Mrs. Jessup.
Miss Buckley and Miss Taylor. Music.
Essay, Prof. j. N. Flint. "School Gov
srnment;'' Discussion. Prot. Gray. Prof.
Baker aud Miss swift. G. $. Young, E.
Williams, F. NJ. Huffsksr, Committee.
The Institute 10 free for the attendance
OF all who are interested in school mat.
tiers, aud the public 10 cordially invited
to come in aud SEE and hear.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-10
s..Irup. ,u Honor a. IL ro.I.,

John Merriasld. in his petition to the
District Court to BIO discharged from his
debts. claims to have como to the Com
stock in 1880. q miner without capital
and without q job. He had lost In 1878
by the Oed Fellows Savings Bank, Sac
rsmento, $500. He was sick two
months. SO lar in his statement sym.
patty goes out strongly toward the
unfortunate man. Following his story
further. as told 10 his petition. etc.. 1t
comes out that Joseph Bowden gave Mr..
M.rrideld, during this unfortunate
period. bed and board. and that In bis
sickness DR.. Manson attended him. and
unfortunately. it would seem. kept lie
10 q breast wherein dwslls nauRht but
iugratitude. Tbs sole object sought to
be gained in these bankruptcy proceed
ings is to get rid Of paying Joseph Bow
den $3.50 for that which kept his inap'
prsciativs soul in his ungrateful body.
and to beat DR.. Manson out OF SlO5 ior
saving o worthless life.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-10
Heavy Maehtnery.

The conveniences at Emmett's Foun-
dry, Lower Gold Hill. for constructing
and handling heavy castings and pom
derous machinery are unsurpassed In
Nevada. He eau pick up q weight OF
twenty-five tons in q jifiy and take 1t
wherever wanted and all by the use Of
machinery. His la,hss aud planners are
also large enough to swing and move
these weights. and what Emmett cannot
do in the line Of making castings and
machinery cannot DO done this side the
mountains. and what he cannot repair Is
not worth repairing. He has q lew
words to say to the readers OF the NEWS.
aud they will be found under the head
OF New Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-10
A, q stated communication Of Escuria

At q stated communication OF Escurial
Lodge. No. Z. +. and A. NJ, Virginia,
held last evening. the following officers
were elected : William Manning. W. M;
Stephen wilkin. s. w; Josiah Oates. j..
w; Frank Frsdericks. Treasurer. aud
7. II. Bingham. Secretary.
In twenty years the yield of the Com
stock lode has been $685.. 900. 900 worth
Of bullion. The length OF shafts and
galleries is $50 miles. Three hundred
and sixty million tons OF waste rock
have been hoisted. and l.75O. 600, 0OO
tons OF water pumped to the surface.
The coal famine on the Comstock bids
fair to continue for q time. A letter
from the Superintendent Of the Rocky
Mountain coal mine Is to the effect that
they cannot promise to start any coal
for this section Tor ut least another week.
San Francisco Report: Tuesday was
the day for the meeting Of the Trustees
Of the California and Consolidated Wiz
einia Mining Companies. No dividends
we're declared, and 1t 10 doub,ful whether
suy more will be paid very soon.
Sui, has been brought to forscloss .
mortgage given by Thomas Cullis.n and
wife. June IS, 1876. to secure $500 and
int.res, at two per cent. per month rom
date TILL paid. which now mounts 70
more than the principal.
Joseph Escobar and Charles wynko0p
swear to 1897 so. In work done during
the year 1880. at the instance Of the Ly.
on Mill and Mining Company. on the
st. John claim. New Brunswick ledge. at
shalt No. 3. Sutro tunnel.
Coroner Brodsk will hold an inquest
into the matter Of the death Of the men
killed In the Formsn shaft. at 9 o'clock
this evening. The inquest will b held
in Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-10
Sand In Hls Shoe.

Candsiaria True FisNure, December 4.
When "Imp.risl" Joe Blakelsy was
walking from Bodie to Csudelsris he
came up to another weary and tseiturn
pilgrim travelling In the same direction.
The pedestrian had on q pair Of low.
neck.d shoes that were rather loose, and
a. be shufled along over the Whisky
Flat desert the hot sand allied his shoes.
while Ut every step bis polished heels
we're exposed to the view Of Joe, who
trudgsd behind.
Finally, with the intention Of intro
dueipg . conversation. Joe said:
"siranger. you've got some sand in
"a man needs q whole lot Of sand In
hisl shoe to travel in this damned ceun.
try.'' replied the other. without looking
around.
Not another word was said By either
party daring the rest Of the trip to Can
dslafia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-10
Candelarla Items.
True Ei,.urf. Dtcember 1.

In Candelaria wood sells 80 high that
q man can take q barrel stavs or the top
Of o cracker box TO 0 saloon and get Q
drink OF whisky for 1t. and the barkeeper
thinks he is making o mighty good Bar.
gain. In order that all the old topers
on the coast may not be deceived into
making o rush Tor this place, ills but
Just to say that barrel slaves and cracker
boxes are az scarce as tw~enty-dollar
pieces.
John LANCER. Of this place. Is quite q
humorist. He was sleeping On the floor
with a friend recently. and woke up In
the night very cold. He found that his
companion had crowded him entirely
out Of the bed. Reaching over. John
walked him up. and in the most innocent
manner imaginable. said bob, am /
crowdipR your"
When . certain Caudelaris teamster
wants to make q flaming denomination
Of affection for his mules. be shouts:
"Git up there. God damn your money.
maxim hearts to hell!"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-10
Good Ioke.
Homer Mining hnd,r.

hoWfT ht"t"y ""
It has been q favorits joke Of the OH.
GERS here to get some man to try on the
hsndcuffs and then ''sosk" the key to
some saloon keeper for the drinks. The
victim Of misplaced confidence would
have to redeem the key to get released.
A few days ago one Of the officers got
badly lett on q joke OF this kind. Jim
Slack, Deputy Constable. got Charley
Hector to try on the bracelets" just
for fun. When they were securely fas-
tened, Jim soaked the key at the Snow.
fake saloon for q dollars worth OF
whisky. Charley refused to put up. and
after q while jim took o walk. leaving
his victim to mediate on the pleasures
OF being handcuffrd. While Jim was
absent Charley redeemed the key, and
then pawnrd the handouts fer eight
dollars worth OF whisky. When Jim
returned he gave in that he was beat,
set up tbs whisky and redssmsd his
iswelry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-10
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Military or Polyramous Rule.

NEW YORK. December l0.-Ths Her.
aid, on the Presidents treatment OF the
Utah question In bis message. says :
When be comes to specific recommends
lions OF legislation he shrinks from the
only plan by which the population Of
Utah can be kept in order, in the event
OF the Acknowledgement OF fve.sixths Of
their number, viz. : O military govern.
msnt. The time for any halfway meas
urs 10 past. There Is no wise alternative
today except sslt-government Tor Utah
Territory. which means the encourage.
ment OF polygamy. or the government OF
il with the strong hand OF military force,
which will mean its extinguishmsnt.
We state our belief that there are NO
valid sentimental objections.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-10
The Fish Of Fish Lake.

Candsiaria True FIGURE, December 4.
The waters Of Fish Lake are warm
about sixty degrees. Fshrenheit-snd
the fsh taken from II are naturally warm
like the water. As matter OF course
their blood 10 also warm. These fish
are OF the sucker species, and they bite
eagerly at o hook. They are very small,
seldom exceeding three inches In length.
Their hrsb IL OF u beautiful light wine
color, and they are remarkably free from
bones. The flesh Is. however. free from
favor Of any kind. 1t Is rather soft and
has not enough OF the hshy taste 10 Dc
pleasant. It is proposed to- stock the
lake with catfish. II they could stand
the heat they would certainly have q
pleasant homo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-10
Nail Matters.

The following mail matter was sent
through the Gold Hill postofics during
the frs, seven days in December. 1851:
Letters. $40; papers. 1881; postal cards.
AZ f; fourth class. 9 pounds. 10 ounces;
registered letters, 10.
During tho same time there were sent
through the Virginia postotice pieces as
follows: First class. CATS; second class.
7242; third class. 1868; fourth class. AZ;
total. 1880. Mailed at the train: First
class. 1884; third class, 80; total, 29Ss.
There was one day Of the seven In
which no mail matter was sent from
either office. on account OF the storm.
which also In other ways greatly Less
sned the usual business Of the offices.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-10
CuriositIes Of Crime.
Carson Appeal.

Carson appeal.
There are thirty.three men now cor.
fined In the State Prison who are ssrv-
ing their second terms and twelve men
who are third termers. One man has
never been out Of jail three months ct .
time for twenty-five years. He vibratss
between San Quentin and Carson, oecs.
sionally spending 9 year or two in Ore
gon. There Is q Chinamsn who steals
chickens a. be gets out that he may DO
returned. and his only fear Is that some
day he will get shst while fooling around
q hen.roost.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-10
Jacket.

The Yellow Jacket has not yet started
to meet the south header Of the Sutro
tunnel, but 1t looks at the works a.
though such a step was contemplated. as
cables are undergoing repairs and every
thing is in excellent condition. Four
seem.nts Of one OF the wheels are already
cast at Emmett's foundry. and work ut
the Fulton foundry gets along well,
although the hub is not yet cast. II
will take 22l.. tons Of melted iron to cast
that same hub.