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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-28
That safe SAFE.

Tho gentleman from Frisco who is
trying to get into the county safe is hav-
ing q terrible time Of it. Yesterday the
inner steel plate vas worked at diligent-
ly all day aud not q quarter OF an inch
made with the drill. When some Of the
mechanics OF Virginia heard Of the trou.
BILE, one said he could get into that safe
in an hour. He was offered . thousand
dollars to do 1t in . day, he to forfeit
$40 IL he did not succeed. Another Was
sure he could make q drill which would
cut right through the plate. The man
at the ratchet told him to make one tina,
would cut the hole . quarter Of On inch
deeper. at the Same time tossing out q
$40 to pay for it. The home mechanic
backed down. II Is something to have
q drill here on the Comstock cut but one
quarter Of IN inch per day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-28
Polite Stage Robbers.

Nee York Mining Ness. September 10.
The robbery OF stage passengers on
their way to the Mammoth Cave, Ken.
lucky, was by two men who explained
that they we're not ordinary mercenary
r~ascsls, but were moonshiners who re-
quirsd money with which to escape from
Government prosecution. "Come out
OF the stage, please" said the spokes-
man. The passengers saw the muzslss
Of the revolvers covering the vehicle,
and. rs there was not a weapon In the
party, they could not resist. There were
seven men snd one woman. The latter
was not compelled to alieht. As each
man stepped out he was told TO lake his
place in line and hold up bis hands.
Then one robber kept his revolver aimed
while the other riled their pockets Of
about $1,000, talking pleasantly as he
did 30. He asked each passenger bis
name and residence. and noted them
down, saying that some day he would re-
pay. When the woman gave her homo
as Lebanon. o smile lighted up the
robbers face. and he asked: "Do you
know the Misses --2" "Quite
WE'LL" answered the woman. $50 do
l." he rejoined. land they are nice
girls. Give them nv regards when you
see them, and tell them ! will make this
right some day." After getting all the
vslusbles In the party the msrauders re-.
turned the pocfetbooks, with the rail-
vay tjck ala and rode of.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-28
RETURN OF COLONEL FAIR.
HE ~ ACCORDED A NOISY
WELCOME.
Al. Imprenpsu GashsrisE ssd Pa
w,l,sr Couverss-He rhisks rhis
the Rect side OF the Earth.

Colonel Fair reached home this morn.
ing at Gals o'clock. having been taken
of the cars at Steamboat and consigned
to q fourth. hand driven by Curly Bill.
He was met at the dollhouse. on the
Geiger Grade. by q large delegation Of
prominent Democrats. and . long string
Of carriages "took his dust" into Vir-
giuia.
When the line Of carriages reached
the Original Keystone works. ito whistle
set up 9 yell. and then SUCCESSFULLY
Joined in the Utah. Sierra Nevada.
Union. and other OF the BONANZA mines,
till the noise was great, and no mistake.
The whistles kept II up till Mr.. Fair
was we'll past the last one. and stopped
Just as the carriage drew up at bis door.
Colonel Fairs residence on B street
had been beautifully decorated in honor
OF his impromptu reception. The house
was gay with bunting and his " big
dag was over the street. The days OF
many Of the hoisiing works-all. in
fact, under the BONANZA control-wsre
uuiurled and Virginia, from the noun
tain side, looked to be in holiday dress.
On reaching his homo Colonel Fair
alighted and Was at once surrounded by
friends extending hands OF welcoming.
He made no speech. but before he could
get inside the gate . large crowd from Q
street went rushing up to his residence
and for Q time cut of all retreat. He
was kept busy shaking hands for about
Q quarter OF an hour.
Some one finally called for q speech.
mot now" said the Colonel I'm
not much OF q talker. any way ; l prefer
to let my actions speak for me-"
Some q said, "You've been gone q
long time"
Eyes" said Mr.. Fair. GIVE seen the
other side OF this thing (pointiug to the
earth) and I tell you. boys, you have
the beat side OF II. Just you stay here
and be as happy as you can-timss will
be better by aud by"
Another said: well! we're glad to
see you back, anyway"
"Thank you." said the Colonel. 81
believe you are-you act like IT." and
in such familiar converse some time
passed.
Over the entrance to the house was an
arch and in the arch in evergreen letters
were the words. "Welcome Home"
Under this arch then passed the new
candidate for United States Senator and
the crowd slowly separated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-28
Death OF the Editor OF the Santa
Barbara Press.

QaprA pAuuAuA 2anlamhar OF
r."A... ~. D.,
e'a uAa0y' eu"o'
died at . O'Clock yesterday from the o.
fects Of wounds inflicted by Clarspo,
Grav. R.publioan candidate for DistricI
o,-....-
At'olney' ia.. ea'afoAy' eue'!
per had published several articles 10
vsrsly rejecting ON Gray, who had
threatened Clancy with violence uplss,
- n,...... a.,
10 csAssa his a".' o'A'' -"
words were: "Ieli my friends thai
die like . man; that l die Tor principle.
aud would not 90 back on IL now II l
could"
Clarence Gray. the assassin OF Thso'
dors Clancy, 10 committed to jail On q
charge OF murder, without oail. Ine
following 10 an extract from the fre''
today: A. O'clock p. N. on Saturday
last Gray met clancy on ols'e street
In front OF the oee'dsntai ho,e'' sno N.
quired u he was iespons,ole 'Gr .ns
article referring 20 nim lSlay, s
Odty fress Of o Gay previous, 70 ~ni
Clancy replied In the smima,l'e,
whsreupon Gray attempted 70 draw
q revolver. when Clancy .prans .o.'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-28
For Coasty Treasurer.

F. A. Wise, for many years q citizen
OF Nevada and Q resident Of this county
since 1875. announces himself in an.
other column q candidate for the Office
Of Treasurer Of Storey county. subject
to the decision OF the Democratic Con.
vsntion. Mr.. Wise has had twenty
years experience a. accountant in con.
nsction with banking institutions. and
has handled millions OF dollars without
loss to any one. He Is possessed OF un.
questioned ability for the ofice-is hon.
est aud capable-and. 10 nominated, will
not only poll the full vote Of bis party,
but will draw largely from the Indspend'
snts and Republicans.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-28
Fatal Runaway Accident.

RosrvrLLr. CAL, September GA
runaway occurred about four miles from
this place on the Auburn road this alter
noon, which resulted In the death Of
Samuel Estsrbrook. an old resident OF
this vicinity. His horse. which was
attached TO 0 light wagon. became fright
ensd at Q man who was driving an nm
ruly COW. and ran away. The lines
broke and. the wagon turning suddenly.
Mr.. Esterbrook was thrown violently to
the ground. recsivipg internal injuries
which resulted In his death at II o'clock
today. Deceased was hfty.ops years OF
aes, q native Of the State Of Maine, and
without relatives In this country. he
his followed the occupation OF mining,
asd was we'll and iavorably known In
this locality.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-28
Poisoned Cattle.

People who have had cattle running
in the mountains this summer are
bringing them in with all possible
speed. The reason Is that they there
eat something which kills them. No
one seems to know what II is. They
first begin to tremble. and while that is
on are easily cured by anything
which physics them out. II not
attended to they soon drop dead,
and in fifteen minutes thereafter
are puff,d up like q balloon. Those Of
the ranchers around Carson who have
been up aud brought their stock out Of
the mountains say that 1t is not unire-
quent that three to ten bead Of cattle
are found together where herds have
lain down for the night. In early days
a ranchsr from Oregon brought down
1000 and put. them into the mountains.
Not half OF them ever came out. Then
cattle were frequently poisoned in a
similar way down in the valleys. No
ono seems to know what the poison il.
1t takes effect after rumination only.
and not when taken into the hrst
stomach. Nothing has been heard Of II
for some time till this year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-28
Fatal ~Ball0ting.

CHICAGO. September T.-Ths Times
says: Two men quarrelsd in . St.
Louis GROCERY last night over political
matters. One wanted to bet the drinks
that thrse-fourtbs OF the crowd present
were iu favor Of Garfield. Hsncoek's
adherent consented, and taxing up the
ballots announced that they stood sieven
for Hancock and two for Garfield. The
other man said the count was fraudu-
lent. and. going behind D Ietarns'
made the result In favor OF SaIne,a.
Knock. downs followed. o IN Ine meise
Hancock lost o vote. his supporter,
Henry Pohl, falling dead with . long
knife In his side. Three men "st' "
raafad
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-28
Fell on . saw.

At 10 o'clock last night Frank Haley
70. aboard OF the giraffe at the 1861
level OF the Utah mine, slipped. fell for
ward upon the edge OF a saw held BY q
fellow-workman. striking II With his lett
shoulder in such q way as to slide along
its edge till 1t cut o cash four or nv.
inches in length. ssveiing the pectorai
muscle. The wound was painful and
bled p~rofusely. but is not necessarily
danperous.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-28
Webb on Hancock.

NEW YoRx. September 2s.-Ths friends
Of Hancock have sought 10 spread the
impression that General Webb favored
the Democratic candidate. and that his
silence In the canvass should be 30 CON.
strued. he now breaks the silence to
say that while be respects Hancock a. .
soldier, he does not think that be 10 1T
ted for the Presidency. and be also lays
bare the claim that Hancock deserves
the credit OF the victory Of Gettysburg.
But his chief objection to Hancock 10
that he Is q straw candidate Of the Solid
South, which hopes. with the aid OF .
puppst President and an enlarged su.
preme Court. to gain more than 1t lost
by the war, and to reimburse itself for
the cost OF the rebellion out OF the Ma
tional Treasury.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-28

II 10 q curious fact that the locomotive
which, with its train, went down with
the Toy bridge, Is now running regularly
between Glasgow and Edinburgh. For
three months 1t laid In the bottom Of
the Tay, but when 1t was brought up 1t
was found uninjured. except the tunnel,
dome and wea,her-board. which had to
be renewed. She ran OF her " wheels
to Glasgow just as she came out Of her
long bath. Strange feelings might arise
In the travellers breast on learning that
his train was drawn by that engine but
there 10 q locomotive engineer. 1t 10 said.
in this country. RAINING regularly upon
a railway upon which no was one time
the cause OF q most terrible disaster.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-28

Quite q little sun Of money was pre-.
scented Rev. ]. b. Willis at the depot
this morning by some Of the ladies OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church. Mr..
Willis goes to winnsmucea, having been
assigned the psstorate there by the late
Conference in Virginia. During his
stay In Gold Hill Mr.. Willis made many
friends. all Of whom wish him success
in his new field.
The Ivy Social Club recognized last
Rxning by the election Of the following
officers, President. E. Mouahan; Vice
President. !. W. Tracey; Secretary. W.
Dryer: Treasurer. c. Derby; Sergeant.
at.Arms, Wiilism Barrett. The club
conssmpia,es giving a grand ball on the
29th OF next month.
Manager Piper has not yet succeeded
In finding any theatrical attraction that
10 TO his mind. In case Of his bringing
out Q company from the East for bis
Opera House aud the California Thestsr
In San Francisco. he would require II to
be . very Substantial one.
Lyon county has 636 head Of horses.
l7e mules. 307 cows. $50 beef cattle. ~
bulls, 400 sheep and lambs. sos hogs.
400 chickens, Is ducks and 80 hives Of
bs... The amount OF land inclosed in
the county IL 10000 acres. Of which
1910 acres arc cultivated.
There are some troublesome holes In
@ street, Virgins. this side Of the
Fourth Ward s~choolhouse. Mr.. Street
Commissioner. your earliest possible
attention, please.
The following letters are held for pos
taae In the Gold Hill Postofice: Jones
4 Kinksad Mining Co.. Reno. Nevada;
Vim. X. Willis. Placer Co.. California.
The Methodist Conference in Virginia
not assigning Q pastor to this place.
Gold Hill will now be without religious
services savs in the Catholic Church.
Bishop Whitaker has gone to attend
the General Conference Of the Episcopal
Church in New York city. and will be
sbssns about two months.
Pacific Coasters in Colorado are talk.
inc Of leaving there and moving In this
direction. They don't like The Colorado
winters.
The fountain In the reservoir on the
Divide N today hinging up its bright
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-28
Irish Republican Convention.

sAaArooA. September 2s.-Ths Irish.
American Republican State Convention
met yesterday. John L. Hennins va'
chosen temporary Chairman. The vari.
Gus committees were appointed and
recess taken. =.
To the afternoon a permanent organi'
cation was effected. The platform Of
principles Endorses In Its entirety the
platform Of the National Republican
Convention promulgated at Chicago u
June last. The members OF the STATE
Committee were instructed to enroll oil
Irish.Amsricsn Republican voters 10
their respective assembly districts
Speeches were then made and the Con
vention adjourned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-28
Equnlisntiou.

And still the County Board Of Equal
ira.ion and plenty to do, but had made
no more changes up to last evening.
The members as they 60 over the books
are checking here and there . name Tor
further consideration at q future day.
All such are likely to result In raises
but before such raises are made notices
will be served. The Board has been In
session again today.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-28

tain reforms, tending to better and more
permanent work under the present laws.
The Cabinet has been invited to vt
tend the forthcoming celebration Of the
l5Oth anniversary Of the settlement Of
Baltimore. Toe vessels OF the navy
which are to assemble at Hampton
Roads for annual review will be ordered
to Baltimore TO aid the celebration.
Captain Howgats has ordered the Gull
mare to return to Washington. and ex'
p.ots that abe will sail from 81. Johns,
N. F., tomorrow. The expedition has
been abandoned for this season, but
Howeate proposes to repeat the expert
msnt In the Spring.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-28

In Westminster Abbey 10 q monu-
ment TO the memory Of Lady Grace
Getbin. This young lady was considered
a prodigy in her day. Alter her death
her friends collected together various
ESSAYS which she had written at spare
hours. The book. says Mr.. Disra.li.
claimed all the praise the finest genius
could bestow upon It. Congrevs pre-
fixed q poem to the volume and wrote
another in its praise. Yet 1t afterwards
transpired that most Of the articles were
trapscriptions OF Lord Bacon's essays.
proving that Bacon could have been but
little read at the end Of the seventeenth
century, when the volume appeared.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-28

BAN FliScrsco. September as ?. H.
Ophir. 9S. 81; Sierra Nevada, IN. liz,
II. IAN; Bslcher. 8 IS. 8 As; Mt. Disblo,
IN; Mexican. IN. ils.ii Best 4 Bel
cher. lok; Alta, 2 IS. 3, 3 10; Bodie. a
Uaion Con-. 2ok. a, 2is. %. 22S. 22t
Yellow Jacket, 81, 81; Gould Curry. 8;
Grand Prize. IN; Bullion. l 05; Chollar.
8 60; a0odthaw. Coo; Imperial. soc; Hale
4 Noreross. 5S; Grown Point. ~. . IS;
California. Q 10 ; Nor.herd Belle. l0s;
Utah. iok. ios; Scorpion. Q 10; overmsn
I IS; E~,ehsqusr. 2; Potosi. 2 30; Julia,
2Oc: Albion, SOC.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-28
Hancock on The shipping Interest.

HANCOCK ON INC bulpplns inscress'
New Yoax. September 2S.-A dslssa-
ton OF atty gentlemen connected with
the shipping interests of this city went
to Governors Island ysstsrday morning
to wait on General Hancock In order to
present an address and offer cooperation
and support during the coming CAM
paign. In reply. General Hancock said:
1T am very highly honored by being
waited upon today by representatives OF
the various branches OF the shipping in-
terest. AN very glad to receive the
address which you now present me. I
am much pleased ut your visit, II 1t only
be that II has shown me the details OF
an organization that I was not previously
familiar with. ] was fearful yesterday
that I would not be able to meet this
delegation today, In consequences OF in
disposition. am very glad that / have
been able to meet you." The General
was then introduced to the gentlemen
comprising the delegation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-28
A Brute Disposed OF.

P~LNrTsBuno, September T.-mnn
Mrs. VIM, tn. wife OF Benjamin VIM.
a young lady Of refinement and h'sn
social position, was returning home on
horseback from Q visit to 'fienos I
Grayson yesterday. she Vas sei.'o y !,
man who whipped her riding niO..
tightly around her head, drssssa Is'
into q rsvins near by and brutally
ravished her. A party Of nsiehooIs I'm
msdiatsly started in pursuit OF tns n.n
overlook and hung him on tns sPo''
The ravishsr proved to be . mula,,o, !
married man and laborsr on the winn
farm,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-28
Leotars ON Ireiasd.

Az may be seen by a notice published
in our advertising columns, Mr.. Michael
Davitt, the great Irish Land League ad'
vocate, will address the people Of Storey
county tomorrow Wednesday, evening"
at Piper's Opera House. The Hon
William WOODBURY. will preside at the
meeting. Tickets OF admission. 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-28
Locations.

Notices OF locations have been filed in
the Recorders Office as follows:
Wallace mining location-l500 feet;
Gold Hill District. between the Olus
Consolidated and Lord OF Lorne.
- mining clsim-l500 feet;
Virginia District. between Gladstone on
the south and the Empire State on the
north. $50 :.
Maria Ledge Victoria claim-Afidsvit
Of publication OF notice by John Ship.
TOM, ST., to co-owners.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-28
The ~virgiaisss.

Following are the names Of the yir'
oipisu.s frst nine. which will play the
socials a, Carson next Sunday: A. c.
Mast, pitcher and captain Of nine; j.
McDonald, catcher; F. Scott. hrst base
John shariey. second base; Q. ]. Cain
third base; @. T. Stsnhouse. snofs stop
]. Timmoas. right fsld; J.. SPsrgo, cen
ter Geld; Arthur Donuslly. lett nsid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-28
WIZ cAN,r TALK

without showing the condition Of our tssth
Every laugh exposes them. In order mot to b
ashamed Of them let us use that standard dsnti
frics. sOz0DoNT. which 10 sure 10 keep thsn
white and spotiess. No tarar can sncrusl
them, nc cspker Affect the enamel, NO spsciet
OF decay infest the dental bons II BOZ0DONI
10 regularly used. Il 10 . botanical preparation,
and its beneficial Cd. cts on the teeth and Rums
are marvellous, - it removes eli dlscolorations,
and renders the guns hard and rosy. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-28
Arrival. TN. MorainE.

Al Norris, N Henderson. II 8 Seymour.
wm Thompson. G Il stoddard. Joe Dem
ling and family. @ Howe. Miss N Beck. W
Hatch. y Wiley and family. H Falk. ] Il
Logan, ars sturdifant. Mrs L FL wrin.
lie. Mrs Young. Mrs Morioot. Josie Den
niger. Mrs J Young and family.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-28
DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES.
The Names OF These who viii Cos.
ssituts tho County Convsssion.

The Democratic County Convention.
which IL to assemble at Miners Union
Hall. Virginia. Thursday noon. will b.
composed Of the following delegates o,
their proxies:
VIRGINIA.
First ward-H. O. Thompson. John
Cavsnaugb. ]. Cspura, F. D. Plunkstt,
]. Stefan. Ben. Smith. Ed. Bryant, A,
Lernhart, John Petrie.
Second ward--Fred. D. Nichol. Wm,
Eokhoff, George Brown, d. A. Moriarty,
A. ]. Enders, James Singleton. Dr.. b.
BerQstein, VIM. Meadows. 8. Haas.
Third ward-J. A. Brumsey. Johr
Shauphnessy. d. L. Brown, NJ. O'Msara,
John Dsininger. James McKintry. Frank
Gilmartin, II. vollmers. Tim Mccarthy.
John Coz. Albert Morath, George W.
Kritzsr, Joseph Bell, F. N. Conn. Caleb
Moore.
Fourth wsrd-M. ]. franklin. VIM.
Lombard, Theodore Goss. NJ. O'Lsary.
VIM. Krause. Patrick Mcnamara.
Flowery-T. Nswlove.
GOLD HILL.
First ward-John B. Conner. D. l.,
Bean, Ed. Walsh, Sam'l North. James
Ketton, Thomas woolley, James 4.
Sloan, William Loyde.
Second Ward-John Leary, A. En-
plish, Matt Canavan, NJ. Fitzpatrick.
George Emmett. William Gray and Luke
Commit.
One cannot tell much about q Demo.
cratic convention, anyway; but the fore.
going ticket looks like Sheriff Kelly.
Clerk Mahanuy and Recorder Brennan
Sull, there are friends, and strong Ones
Of other candidates among the dele
gates, and the outcome Is positively I'm.
Retatable as yet. Donovan for Sherii
has too much strength to die easily.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-28

A wealthy lady in Cincinnati. Mrs:
NJ. L. Nichols, has become 90 absorbed
in ianciiul decoration Of pottery that she
10 having . kiln built to DO exclusively
used by her In baking the colours on her
artistic work. The money With which
Mrs. Nichols 10 to build the kiln has
been earned by herself. Her wares have
been greatly admired for originality OF
design. Tiffany purchases many OF her
decorated vases. Besides building the
kiln, Mrs. Nichols intends to charter Q
boat to bring her the clay 10 BE- fash
Toned into pottery. and she 10 also TO
purchase steam stationary engine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-28
Psrsasd By Dasssrs

A distinguished citizen Of Virginia was
this morning looking for . certain Vir-
Rinia editor. The pursuer was armed
With two dsggsrs-ons in each eys-snd
swors his partner wasn't going
to be abused II he had gone into politics.
II 10 safe to say he will not bs-by the
paper Of which that editor has charge.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-28

A man In Ithaca. N. Y, forbade his
daughter TO meet her lover. and after.
ward obtained o note which she had
written to the young man, making an
appointment to meet him 10 the eems.
terry, he forwarded the note, and o.
the appointed time concealed himself
behind . gravestons. and heard the two
plan 10 70 West and be married. he
then presented himself. and ordering .
carrisge, took them to . ministers,
whore they were made man and wife,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-28
Departures LAST Evening.

Thos Buckner. Z Jones U Z Allen. ]
Marzsn. 8 II Day and wife. ] Mcdonald.
Mrs A d Crane. J H Krober. N Murry, p
N Kelly. Il A Fish. d Abel. Rev 7 Uren
and wife. G McKslvey and wife. W W Lap
man, Mrs Jackson. W Locklin.