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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-24

Owing to unavoidable delay the pump
at the $500 station OF the Union shaft
did not start up until last night. They
will probably begin pumping from the
Sierra Nevada some time today. There
IL about 100 feet OF water in the incline.
and II will probably not be out before
next Monday or Tuesday.
Miss George woodthorpe is with the
"Sunny South" troupe. She is quite
q fayorite on the Comstock I; not be-
cause she 10 q strong actress and can
tear a passionate display all to pieces.
but because she Is sweet and womanly,
and never overdoes anything, yet always
gives q good impsrsonation.
D. Z. Mccarthy, editor and propri-
etor OF the Chronicle. arrived In San
Francisco yesterday by the steamer from
Mexico. He will be in Virginia again
within Q few days and will bring much
information as to the mining and other
interests in the lower country.
The north drift from the $500 station
Of the Union shaft, going toward the
Sierra Nevada incline. is out l35 feet.
It Is being advanced at the rate oil hfty
feet per week.
Bill Lee and H. o. Dsuchy left here
this morning on horseback to 60 the
Centennial mine. Nevada county. Cali.
fornia, in which they are interested.
The first bullion shipment on July
sccount from the Consolidated Virginia
mine. amounting to S57. 1886 SO, was
made Wednesday night.
At the Yellow jacket the pumps are
running all right again and the work Of
prosecuting east for the ore vein has
been resumed.
In two weeks from today the annual
Caledonisn picnic and celebration OF
games will be held ct Treadway's Park,
Carson.
Thermometer at $3.50 p. NJ. to-day. In
Gold Hill, 30 degrees In the shade. Hot
test yet.
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Boysrio's Funeral.

Another large funeral was that Of Jsrs-
mish Bovsrio last evening. Cara's band
headed the procession aud was followed
BY Butch's Drum Corps. The Mont
somsry Guard. OF which deceased was .
member, was out in full ranks. and all
the rifle companies OF the Comstock
were represented in the procession. The
Miners Union honored the deceased by
attending In great numbers. and the oiti-
zens in carriages were in long line. The
usual military honors were accorded do.
ceased, and his comrades in arms fred
their parting volley over his grave. The
procession formed In Virginia City and
marched to the cemetery in Geld Hill
and back,
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Carl Behura.

The following dispatch was yesterday
sent to Carl Schurz, to be delivered to
him when he reaches Ogden:
HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN STATE
CENTRAL C~oMMIrTEE.
VIRGINIA. July %. 1880.
To Hon. Carl Schurz: We respectfully
invite you to visit Us during your stay
on the Pacific Coast and address rs on
the issues Of the present campaign.
l.. L. RrouA. Chairman.
The German Republicans OF Storey
county are moving also in this matter,
and with their brethren In other Sec
lions will second the movement OF the
State Central Committee to get Mr..
SchurI to visit Nevada.
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tanned. she would soon become Lady
AnRlessy, Lord Henry Pssst having sue
oesdsd 10 the title. The unfortunate
iady's hopes were suddenly blasted.
however, by the publication Of the
marriage OF the new Marquis to
the Hon. Mrs. Wodshouse, widow
Of Lord Kimberly's second son, and
the daughter OF Mr.. Preston King. OF
Georgia. The shock to Mrs. Wetmors
was terrible, and her friends thought she
would lose her reason. After she be-
came more composed the idea occurred
to her Of suing the Marquis In the Eng.
lish law courts for breach OF promise. as
she had upward Of 200 Of his letters,
which, she considered. would establish
her case. Whether she shrank from the
scandal OF such o proceeding. or whether
abe was deferred from putting 1t into
execution by insuficienoy Of means Is
not known; but she settled down into q
state OF deep melancholy from which
nothing could arouse her. and finally
she procured the fatal drug which put
an end to her existence. give you the
facts as I have cleaned them, without
vouohipe for their perfect accuracy, as
efforts are being made to keep the mat
ter a. quiet " possible. I know not
how far Lord Anelsssy may DO TO blame
In the matter. but 1t IL quite possible
that the unfortunate lsdy's hopes may
have led her to indulge In illusions In
regard to q marriage with him, for which
there was NO serious foundation. The
police authorities held an inquiry into
the affair today, and after inspecting the
body gave II. Weeks, Of the chapel OF
the rue Bsyard. permission to make the
necessary arrangements for the funeral.
The last services will be conducted by
DR.. Morgan at bis chapel next Saturday
morning.
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The American Lady Suicide In Paris.

NEW YoHx. July "a. - Yesterdays
Herald Paris special gave the following:
The suicide OF Mrs. Annie Wetmors.
which took place at the residence Of
Lady Albert Clinton. at No. ~ Rue
Chatsaubriand at 3 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon, has created . painful ssnss-
ton among the English and American
residents here. It 10 the old story OF
misplaced affection. abandonment and
despair. Some two or three years ago
the deceased lady met the Marquis Of
Anelsssy, then Lord Henry Pagst. She
VAS q handsome and attractive woman,
and Il IL said that she abandoned her
husband and only child under the i'm
preston that II she could get . divorce
Lord Henry Paget would marry her.
However this may DO, 1t 10 certain that
the relations Of the parties we're Of the
most intimate character, and the friends
Of Mrs. wstmors were led to believe that
promise Of marriage actually existed,
and that, the divorce having bssn OBJ
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Miscellaneous.

CHICAGO, July 24.-Au Inter. Ocean
Washington special says: Congressman
shsllabarssr was In town yesterday. He
has been attending several soldiers re-
unions in Pennsylvania, and says that
while hs finds q good many Democrats
who have not declared their intention to
vote for Garfield. he has yet 10 learn OF
any soldier who will vote for Hancock.
shsllsbarRer Ii confident that the cleo
toral vote OF Pennsylvania will remain
Republican.
A Journal Now York special says:
Tsmuany goes to Saratoga to withdraw
their electoral ticket and indorse that OF
the regulars.
NEW Yonx, July 24.-Admiral Ammen
has addressed q letter to the President
Of the American Geographical Society.
In which hs says that the Nicaragua
canal will follow the Lagos route, and
cost only s45, 600, 900. 49,.
Arrangements have been completed
with General Grant 10 accept the Presi.
dsncy Of q new mining company, which
holds an immense tract Of land. already
silently and sufficiently developed by
private enterprise to give assurance that
Il IL solid and valuable. He will proba-
bly, b formally appointed tomorrow.
Bosros, July N.-Gsneral Grant 10
coming to Boston the last OF September.
a. the guest Of the Middlessx Club. A
grand banquet and reception will be
given In his honor. ct which all the New
England Governors and many other dis
tineuishsd men will be present.
Nrw YoRx. July 2l.-The work OF
pumping ont the water In the shalt OF
the Hudson river tunnel goes on slowly.
There Is no hope Of reaching the bodies
today. MI.
Providence, B. l., July The
official census returns OF the whole state
show the population to DO To'fio' .
gain OF 80, 307 In ten years.
DENVER, July "a Charles norton
shot Policeman O'Nsil at Kokomo yes
tsrday afternoon. Norton was intoxi.
Gated and raising . disturbance In Q
ssioon. The policeman attempted to
srrsst him and wa shot dead. Norton
vss taken to jail and several Deputy
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ny UNIVERSAL o

Arms oAruAlric Pills are the beet Of all
purgatives for family use. They are the product
Of long. lsborious. and successful chemical In.
vestigstion. and their extensive use BY Phyti.
clans In their practice, and by all civilized
~nstions. proves them the best and most effect.
I've purgstivs Pill that medical science can de.
wise. Being purely vegetable NO harm can
arise from their use. In intrinsic value and
curative powers no other Pills can be compared
with them, and every person. knowing their
virtues. will employ them when needed. They
keep the system In perfect order. and maintain
In healthy action the whole machinery OF life.
Mid. searching and enectual, they are specially
adapted TO the needs Of the digestive apparatus.
arrangements 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 ensctusl
cathartic IN required.
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riper's opera House.

The johnson and Cooper Combination
with its elegant and touching prsssnta-
ton Of the Sunny South will have
gone before another issue OF the News.
Although delayed in its opening till the
matinee today the company Is compelled
BY engagements ahead to conclude the
engagement here tomorrow night. There
will be but two evening presentations Of
the play. Everybody will want to see 1t
at least once. 1t has many attractive
features and specialties and these are OF
such O character as always captures the
Comstook. The house will DO crowded
tonight and tomorrow night.
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Michigan and Mississippi.

CHICAGO. July "a. - Michigan has
gained at least 42O, 900 since the census
Of 1870.
Marshal Jewell t~elssraphs consratula'
tons to the western branch Of the Ns.
tional Republican Committee. now In
session here, and says all the indications
are that interest and harmony prevail,
and victory il reasonably certain. -.
A grand Republican mass meeting will
be held here this evening. on Market
street, by the Republicans. Logan. N.
p. Banks. O. T. Filley and other emin-
emit speakers will be present.
A Journal Washington special says:
Senator Bruce Is confident that II the
President would give him 9 proper let
ter he could carry three Mississippi dis
tricts, but IL morally certain that the
Democrats now intend to put In prac-
toe their bulldozing schemes. hereto.
fore successfully employed. The Presi.
dent hopes better courses will prevail
thero.
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An.r.oes street. Report

SAN FRASoisco, July Al ?. H.
Utah. 81 bid. 81 asked. 81 sale; North
srn Belle. II bid; Sierra Nevada. IN
bid. liS asked; Yellow Jacket. Al asked;
California. 2 bid; Beleher. 2 bid. ? oS
asksd; Mexican. ~ bid, 8 asked; Pstosi.
~ bid; ophir. IN bid; Mt. Diablo. 81
bid; Crown Point. ! 40 bid; IN asksd;
Bullion. 1 65 asked; Con. Virginia. IS
bid. 8 asked; Best L Bslcher. 8 bid; Saw
age. I 80 asked; Bslcher. 2 % bid. 2 o3
sale; Crown Point, 1 As bid; Chollar. 90
bid, q asked; overman. I 80 bid; Gould b
Curry. 8 bid. 5 10 asked; Goodshsw. o3
sale; Savage. II bid; Yellow Jacket. A.
sale; Belcher. 2 10 sale; Grown Point, As
sala
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Bulld0sing In Texas.

CHICAGO, July 24.-An hter.Ooean
Washington special gives the complste
story OF an attempt in Texas to foroibly
prsven. q Republican official from max
Ing = speech at q Republican meeting.
from which 1t appears that United
States Attorney Burns, after investigas.
ing the case, declared that II the Ma
tional Government cannot protect the
rights OF freedom OF speech, there will
o o be no such right tolerated In the
South. Bisssll, the Federal officer re-
fsrrsd to. addressed . Republican meet
ing. by request. In the town Of B~razoria.
he made no assault on the Democratic
leaders; gave the oolored people good
advice not to elect Democrats, % they
were In the majority in the county; to
watch their tickets closely and take
them only from known Republicans.
Tho next day he was met in Brazoria by
DR.. Ascham and 0 crowd OF eight or ten
Democrats and called to account for his
speech. Dr.. Assham said II he did NOT
wish to follow santes, q Republican who
was assassinatsd On account OF his poll
tics, he had better stay Ut home; that be
would DO put out Of the way 10 be came
to Brazoria again. They proposed 70
have no Yankees interfering with thsil
county Affairs. Mr.. Bisssll said he had
lived in Texas three years and claimed
the right Of free speech. The crowd
were very abusive. subsequently,. josh
Bryan, q wealthy planter, called on him,
and threatened that II ever hs made q
Republican speech In Brazoria again. OF
took any part in politics, hs would slide
of like Ssntse. He learned later that
the gang were determined IN kill him,
and, being warned by friends. went to
Galveston; and, although . poor man.
gave up his place TO escape assassina.
ton. DR.. Asoham has lately murdered
three persons and was acquitted on the
ground OF insanity.
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Sheriifs were placed on guard. A crowd
soon gathered, ovsrpowersd the guard
and lynchsd the prisoner. He confessed
to having committed other murders and
said he ought to have been hung long
ago.
CHErrSsr. Wy. July 24.-Frsd Wei.
come vas arrested here yesterday for
numbering John F. Turner. son Of Sheriff
Turner. OF Utah county. In Echo Can.
yon, Utah, July Z. Welcome confesses
and gives the name Of an acoomplics.
The murder was for theft and extremely
brutal.
ST.. LOUIS, July 24.-Ex-Governor B..
Gratz Brown announces himself as q
Democratic candidate for the United
States Senate.
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Grand Benedt.

The people generally and individually
are sorry that Mr.. Cahsn. who Is located
next north Of the bank. intends to leave
Gold Hill. They welcome, however,
the grand benefit he is giving them be-
fore leaving. He IL offering his entire
stock for cash at prices ruinous to all
except the purchasers. His stock 10 full
aud choice, and no still receives the
freshest and incest fruits daily. These
20 with the other goods. Under the
head Of "Nsw To-day" Mr.. Cahen has
q few words to say to the people OF Gold
Hill
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-24

The inquest into the matter OF the
death Of jeremiah Boverio, killed by an
explosion day before yesterday was last
evening postponed until $50 this sven
ing. Bovsrio was aged twsnty-sight
years, and . native Of the canton OF
Tsssin, Switzerland. BE leaves one
brother here and one in Bodie. For
the last seven years he has been work
ing in the Gold Hill mines.
An unusually large number Of men
are working over the old dumps Of the
Comstock, sorting out ores and piiing
up what looks good enough 10 mill.
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Dcparturr. I.ast Evsuing.

8 Cooking. \ Menhick. EFF Hall. b
Hastings, r II Taylor. VIM Hinzs. J H
Gribbls. J r Thomas, J A Stuart. Ii
Clark. c. Crowley. Mrs Baker and son.
J Rutterif. Mrs Mccullough, Mrs Dan
hough. q @ Wood. Mrs g W Hayward
and daughter. Mrs W II Dixon. Mrs r II
Lindssy. Mrs Nouldsr and children. Mr.
Garfield. Mr. Angovs. Mrs Mitchell and
child, A p 81 Clair.
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rurn.veroin Entertainments.

To the grand distribution OF prizes by
the Virginia. Carson and Reno Turn
vsrein at Turner Hall, Virginia, tomor-
row night the News has a special ''come
and see u.s." The distribution will DO
followed by y social reunion and dance.
Tickets. admitting gentleman and ladies,
81. There will be q good time ct Turn.
vsrein Hall tomorrow evening. Sec
advertisement.
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Arrivals THIS MorsisE.

Juo Beston. Coleman Marks. J n John
son, Vim Irwin. N smith, + Cooper. E
@ Hall. George b Croft. r H Taylor. l. b
Hastings. George Emmett, Mr. Cobb, Mrs
Praet. l. Dean. Bsckie Frsdricks, Mr. Moss,
W A Baldwin. Grant Israel. Miss Henry.
W T Miller. E R Chapman. Mrs. J y Hall,
Mr. Hines. Frankie Hsnning. q ID Grant.
Miss Lowman, Mrs n L Jones.
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The Fasting Tanner.

New Yonx, July 23.-Dr. Tanner COM
menced the twenty.siIth day Of his fast
at noon, In improved condition and
spirits. He says water distresses his
stomach. and hereafter he will drink
less, although he has taken . pint
sinos midnight. He expresses indigna-
ton at the reports OF his failing, and
declares that he was never Q conn
dent Of success than now. A New York
manager this morning offered him $500
per week to complete the fast at his
theater.
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Nal. Of ,hs woodviiis.

A certificate Of sale OF the woodville
Con. mine by United States Marshal
Ash to W. E. F. Deal. assignee OF the
claim Of Paul Nowlan; amount. 1924 SO,
az follows: Pearson claim, $4,000; Hyde
l. Bar location. 500; Coso claim. 500;
Stevens claim. 500; Cummings claim,
500; Rogers claim. 500; Woodyille
claim, 1924 Sc; Underwood claim, 800.
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For LAke Tahos.

The people are beginning to long for
q life at Lake Tahoe and are going there
rapidly. Today Judge Rising and fam
ily and several others well known in
virginia went, and this evening more
are 10 follow. This evening Mrs. Lynch.
Miss Ida n. Lynch and Miss Nellie
Lynch will 60. via Truckss. and soon
Mrs. J.. II. Patton and family. Mrs.
Torp and others will follow. These 60
to McKinnsy's at Sugar Pine Point. the
mos, popular and hsslthiul place on the
lake.
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscrstiops Of youth. nervous weakness, early
decay. loss Of manhood. etc., I will send Q re-
ceipe that will cure you. FREE UF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by Q mission.
sxy In South America. Send Q se~lf.sddresssd
envelope 70 the Rev. JosxPz T. ISxAS, Station
D. New York city. 1aie ~
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THE DEVILS WORKSHOP.
n. Cosoeeted In she Hale
main. or she People as she nay.


San Francisco should form q Mum
chaus.n society. and 1t should have Its
hsadausrtsr-and ample ones at that
ON Pine street. Eligibility to highest
rank in that society should consist in an
ability to create o. we'll q iabricate most
wonderful tales Of mining developments.
past. present and prospective. Its
members should possess. moreover. q
faculty to palm of the aforesaid crea-
tons and fsbrications upon q gullible
public as most important and closely
concealed truths. only revealed most
coufdentially to me personally by an
insider" who knows and 10 reliable.
There are thousands In San Francisco
who would be eligible to such . brother
hood. They show their fitness by stand
ing on the curbstons day after day and
stufine themselves with sweet lies which
swarm and multiply ON what they iced
and increase by going until they reach
from gutter W Bnftoe sno 49,
to circumference OF the city. Inc
Munchhsussn officials should have con-
nsction with some prominent brokers'
Office; or, II not that, then with some
person who has such connection. The
token Of the brotherhood snouia 20
buttonhoisd and aside conference parhc-
ul.rly conndsnuai. ...,a
SBut even wi!hou suSn . 49,,
without organization the eisioie many
OF San Francisco eontrive 70 ge' up aau
circulate . VAST numoef OF Muncuaus
isms. Inc shhst INC nes 'us IT,
and the more saseriy
sometimes onset impoi.s pa ~, ,.h'
Comstook oy S.S 49,,
reactions mere ) ou. 'nis - oau ".nn
Tor them. Iney canno. " s'e1 =
faetured over D Is,utusu wiz -
Somstock lamp oi NV nsnsiIx
They are inferior 70 the invoices usI
forwarded " siPei'S A"u
ents. ,I,.,
Before the writer Two i1.eis w. VA
icise that J. !. Q. MT. FIin's,. you
Please.l They contain Ssn ffanoisSo
fabrications ana fequests 'of Gou
tons authentic and RELIABLE rifs'
creation as follows ..,;.,,. T..
- nave ron Say ~o, ..n S,;,,;ns
SIDE source tna1 tnvy nav, ,on VA i"Mns
INTO Anaes 'rom ,ne nv 49, ~,
levels OF ths Con. 'nS'uis u .
Q good BODY OF ore mere, " 'ne -.
vein they found wnsn running ~es' w
the $50 level.
The writer thought no nailed NAT ie
siI weeks ago, when a. M pay; oI. y
seems 10 nave oeen ressitee'eu, -,
entirely too ghostliks . unreal 70 10,
vits q seeond spike. !, was p.eseI'e Nv. "
ESan, OF tne Anaes' sna '''su'eS 80
with Its ghostliness. on recovering ''ou
his astonishusnt ne promised 70 sec
about It, a. he DID not want irIssPous
parties eoyohng AROUND on wv
els OF his mine.
Story No. z IL q iaoficauon WIN
dress Of possibility upon II. IL mas oesh
refused recognition, however LOT n1
months ON the Comstoek: us simpiy
that the $500 level OF Union II not o. 20 %
opened BY erosscuts TIL .ne zoov 70
reached. The positive assstuSn aoo o. s ai;
Patton have been tnss tue Aooo ie,e'
would DO opened a. loon a. certain con'
nections there . preliminary ~ofA on
that level were accompanied.
But the correspondent wants inc asssI-
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Will be Here romorrow.

Hon. John P. Jones 10 expected home
tomorrow. A private dispatch to his
brother Samuel 10 to that effect. In 1t
be says he shall not stop on the road but
will come directly home.
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Secretary Carl Sohurz is on his way to
California, having begun to take an
active part In the Presidential campaign.
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sroCK sErOHr.
oAn Rrunefnoo Beard.

LAST EVENING.
$50 Belmont. $50
2ss Northern Belle. liz, IL
las General Thomas. SOC
IS Manhattan, IL
200 Grand Prize, l Is
200 Navajo. soc
100 Independence. soc
400 Day. 40c
800 Paradise. 35c
400 Albion. 40c
SO Wales. 32e
AIS Mt. Disblo, i0h, 10
$40 North Belle lsls. 40e
60 Bodis. 8
so East Mt. Diablo. 4Oe
200 Tioga. SOC
100 Summit. ~
400 Goedshaw. I. $50
100 B~elvidere. ~
500 South Bodie, DC
400 Becker Cen. SOC
40 Mono, I IS, IN
20 Con. Pacific, ~
50 University. 25c
200 Dudley. 2sc. soc
ass Jupiter. l 20. l IS
500 south Bulwer. SOC
200 AddsndA, $50
so MONDAY.
so Boston CON-,
800 Double Standard. Toe
100 North MONDAY. 81
40 Mammoth. I 20
las Orc. IN
Is Martin White. Coo
THIS MORNING.
40 ophir. IA
IS Mexican. 8. ~
100 Beat 4 Bslehsr. 8. 81
$50 California.
40 Savage. I so
2i0 Cen. Virginia, IS
240 Chollar. 2. I 30. I IS
100 Potosi. II
10 Hale 4 Norcross. 5
$50 Crown Point. l IS
440 Ysllsw Jacket. I 80, A.
100 Imperial. 25e
20 Alpha. AZ
20 Confidence.
$50 Sierra Nevads. liz. liz. III
9ss Bslehsr. 2 10. 2 Us
s25 Bullion. I eS
235 Exshsqusr. ~, I 60
80 OvsrmAn. l 80, l IS
20 Utah. 81
Seq. Belehsr.7
40 Justice. Csc
IS Unisn Con-. 2oS, I'll
l35 Challenge, 1
100 Silver Hill. 25e
10 Scorpion, I 40
40 Benton Con-. roc. 7sc
200 Quinn. 8 s.
100 Msckay. Toe
2i5 Eureka Con-. Is
so Metallic. 45o
lie Grand Prize. I 20. IL
IS Navajo. 45c
600 Belle Isle, $50
100 Day. 400
100 Paradise, 25o
IS Wales. s 20
100 Mt. Diablo. 81. 81 so. 81 s90,9t
$40 North Belle Isle, 40c
so EAst Mt. DiAblo, $50
80 Bodie. 8
$50 Tioga. 73c. SOC
l30 summit, IN
800 Syndicate, zoe. $50
200 Maybelle. 2Sc
100 Belvidere, 2 65, 2 80
lSs Booker Con-, SOC. 25c
SOC Mono. I 80. l IS
IS University. Csc
80 Dudley. SOC
so North MONDAY. 81
$50 Double Standard. Toe. 75c
so Champion, 65c
10 Mammoth.
50 Boston Con-, 90c
2so Orc. I IS, ~. las
$50 AtlAs. i0c. l5c
. Tiptop. 8 bid
40 Silver King.
50 Spring Valley Water. s6S
" -
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COO . week in your oxn.town. Terms and
3UV - outdt Tree. Address b. HAIIxTz D
o., Portland, Maine.
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You can kick . bush in any county Of
Ohio md out will jump an ofaes-sssksr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-24
RATES OF

Board and Lodging. per Workmanship %
Board and Lodging, per day............:. 90
Children from i 70 IL yssrs Of age. half price.
~ Invalids, 40 we'll 40 business men or
families. seeking recreation and pleasure. Will
Ind this the very place. %