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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-08
salt AEaa.ss Lady Bryan.

John O. Schmidt. the old Supsrin-
tsndsnt OF the Lady Bryan mine has
brought suit against the present COM
pany for the possession Of the hosting
works. including the building. hoistins
engines. boilers. machinery and fixtures
and the land on which they are situatsd.
and for rents, $77O0. and $4,000 dam
ages for the detention OF the property.
The complaint alleges that In 1873 ]. +.
Thompson obtained Judgment under the
mechanics lien Law against the old Lady
Bryan Company for q certain amount
due him for putting up the pumping
machinery. The entire claim and prop
srty Of the company was sold at Shsriffs
sale to ]. P. Martin and by him decided
to the present Lady Bryan Company.
Afterward Schmidt and others brought
suit under the mechanics lien law for
work done on the hosting engine and
machinery and got judgment. The
hosting engine and machinery was sold
by the Sheriff and bid In by Schmidt.
He demanded possession OF his property
and was refused. Hence this suit.
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Ds Lessons at Panama,

NEW YoRK. January s.-Ths Worlds
Panama special, dated the 9th, says :
The festivities ct this place came to an
end today with what they call here q
grand federal banquet. There were 100
gussts.pressnt, among them the officers
OF O French man.of.war, sent up express
IL from Callao to do honor and give the
moral support OF the French government
to De Lesseps In his enterprise. Col.
Totem, an American engineer, who In
dorsed the project Of Do Lesssps at the
Paris congress last year. and who came
here to meet him. will leave Panama In
O few days. he has been designated On
honorary engineer Of the Canal OF
Chagres, but the only American engineer
to be employed on Il will DO Mr.. Wright.
The survey began practically today. l
have had an interview today with Mr..
Dircks, the famous Amsterdam engineer,
who appears to have chief charge OF the
work. He will probably propose . great
sluice and dam at Mabachin. and then Q
subsidiary canal, strengthening the
Chagrss river. The work he proposes
will add about one tsnth 10 the sstimatsd
expenses Of the canal. Colonel Totem
has not full confidence In this plan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-08
Ansr.sss street Report.

BAN FaAxcnco. January SIS ?. ~
Mexican. 2OS bid; Crown Point. 81 bid;
Bullion. 1 20 bid; Union. 4sk bid; Mex.
lean. 20S sale; ophir. 2os bid; Union.
A bid. 4st asked; Chollar. "a bid. ~
asked; California. 4 IS bid; Yellow Jacket.
IL bid. II sale; Mexican. q sale. n bid;
Bsleher. ca bid. ca asked; Union. 47s
bid. IS asksd: Mexican. 20t bid. 20a sale;
Crown Psint. 3 IS bid; Beleher. 6 bid. Oh
asked, 81 sale; Gould 4 Curry. So bid;
Mexican, 7oN bid. 81 asked; Beat 4 Bel
cher. ~ y:.J; Con. Virginia. ~ asked;
Sierra Nsv.da,, ,aok bid. All bid. 2is
..l.d, ais sslss;\ Hale 4 NOrcross. 81
..t.d: Benton Cdn.. 2 60 bid. 2 IS
sails; Imperial, So bid; Julia. . IS
hid. q 40 asksd ; yellow Jacket. III bid;
sierra Nevada. 81 bal. 2is asked. 2is
,sles; Gould & Curry. 6 bid. els asked, 6
sales; Utah. ns bid; ophir. 2os bid. 81
asisd; Union. Ala sale; Mexican. 2os
sale; E,chequer. 8 81 bid; Mexican 2oh
sale; Union. 4sS bid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-08
How u. &c. Even.

She was coasting on Eouth Howard
street with another Girl. and the two
could not mass the experiences Of over .
o Of years in their combined exist.
suces. The "gst even" Is . strong
sentiment on the Comstock and 10 not
wanting In the young. As this pencil
passed the following was heard:
"whsn I said that. be Just told me to
hold my jaw, and then I laughed Ut him
and be up with bis books and hit me on
the h.ad-snd do you know Through
compressed tssth) what I did thsn2"
"No."
"well. I just pulled ont my shawl
pin (teeth still grinding togsthsr) and I
said : Charley. look here and when be
looked. I just jsbbsd It right into his
face and look, you can see it's bloody
yet. That's the way I got even on
The name was drowned In the tenn.
neat.
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Ansr.es. Isbrmai session.

sAS Francisco. Jan. $3.50 p. NJ
$50 Con. Virginia. 4 IS. TO do Az; 100
Bullion. 1 G5. 80 do 4 20. $50 do ~; so
Potosi. 4 10. so do 4. so do 4 10; 2i5 Bel
cher. &c. so do 6S. 30 do Gu. $50 do CD;
l20 Crown Point. ~. so do 3 so, 40 do
81; lis Union Con-. &sS. 40 do An. ITO
do 10. ITO DO 49,. Is do i6s: 20 Alta.
4 10; $40 Mexican. 20. 100 do 2os, 10 do
lsS. so do i0s; $50 Savage. ca. 10 do
81; $50 California. 4 80. 20 do 4 IS. 22o
do 4 40; 65 Northern Belle. 81, 20 do o,
8 do 81: Is 0phir. 20S. 80 do 0s; 40
Benton Con-. 2 60; 10 Gould 4 Curry. 9;
80 Hale i Norcross, 81; so Best 4 Bel.
cher, lsk. Is do l3S; $50 Chollar. IN;
20 Gould 4 Curry. 6; IS Scorpion. 8 Is;
ITO sisrra Nevada. s0t, 20t sio. 65 do
2oS; 100 Yellow Jacket. iis. GO do II; so
Crown Point. 81; 100 Real del Monte.
I IS, 100 do II; $40 Wales. 8 10. 40 do s;
200 Justice. ~: 60 Northern Belle. 81;
$50 E1chequer. 8 IS. 20 do 8 40; 100 Im-
psrisl. 55c; $50 Tiptop. 8; $50 Bochtsl.
IL. $50 do I 70; so California. 4 IS. 100
do 4 80; 100 Belcher, Ca
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-08
Mining Locations.

Notices OF mining locations have been
fled with the County Recorder, a fol.
lows:
By Z. W. Harris and Edward A. Gam
bic Relocation OF the East Savage.
hereafter to be known as the Enterprise.
BY Vim. Robinson-l5O0 feet. Gold
Hill District I; o northsrly extension OF
the Hartford.
Charles S. King-797 linear feet, Vir.
ginia District. o relocation OF the Bruins
Nick. beginning at this post and notice
at the northwest corner OF the Plutus,
U. S. survey No. 80. and running tSncs
north "a degrees east 797 feet, thence
south 73H degrees east $50 feet, thence
south "a degrees west 797 feet to . post
on the west line Of the Plutus survey.
thence north 73H degrees west $50 feet
to the place of beginning. excluding
thsrefrom the ground covered by the
Fairfax" to DO known as the Marion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-08
Miscellaneous.

WASHINGTON. January 8. - Commits.
sionsr Leduc is making estimates for the
establishment OF an experimental tea
farm In South Carolina, to DO conducted
without Chinese labor.
SAVANNAH, January 8.-An important
railroad scheme was arranged here yes
tsrday, resulting In making q thorough
railroad line from st. Louis 10 Norfolk,
via Savannah.
NEW YoRK, January 8.-Tho annual
sale Of Plymouth Church pews took
place Tuesday evening, and Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher welcomed the bidders.
The total amount realized was SAC. 023,
which Is just $500 less than the amount
realized last year.
COLUMBUS. Ohio. January ga Re.
publican senatorial ucu was held
Tuesday night, and General Garfield
nominated for Senator by scclimation.
MONTGOMERY, January 8.-Goyernor
Cobb Oils the vacancy In the United
States Senate. caused by the death OF
Senator Houston, by appointing Luke
Prior, OF Athens. He has never been
an oficsholdsr. always declining. but Is
q lawyer Of ability and the law partner
Of Senator Houston. There will be an
election by the Legislature in November
next.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-08
Mexican Matters.

Rio GRASpE, Crrr, Texas, January 9.
-Rumors Of q revolution In the State
Of Durango, Mexico, reach here. partic-
ulars, however, are meager. Some
time since, General Trevino was ordered
from Monterey to suppress the insured.
ton In that State. News wa received
yesterday that he was defeated by the
rsvolutionists and was calling for assist.
q All available troops at Monterey
will be sent to his aid. The government
10 raising troops ct Misr by conscrip.
ton.
Trsvino tslesraphs. December %,
that Apache Indians had defeated two
hundred American troops near the Mex.
lean line, and that IN expedition bad
marched from the chihuahua against
American Indians who had invaded the
State OF chihuahua.
Colonel Reyes has defeated the revo.
lutionists In Topic, inficting Q heavy
loss upon them.
A Mormon agent Is at the capital,
negotiating for permission 10 establish o
Mormon settlement In Mexico under o
guarantee Of religious liberty.
Reports from the Sierra Mojada dis.
trict up to December 9 show that about
1900 persons were at tho mines. No
more could And room to work, fG want
OF water. An American company 10
boring IN artssian we'll there.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-08
spiking Cannon.

WASHINGTON, January 6.-Ths Ladies'
Anti. Polygamy Society Of Utah have
sent here for presentation to the House
OF Representatives Q memorial asking
for the expulsion Of Cannon. the dele.
gate from Utah. It gives the number Of
his wives ct four, their names, and the
number Of children each has, the aggre-
gate being about twenty. A Mrs. Cock.
formerly . Mormon. leads - President
Of the society. and Mrs. Chislstt, also .
former member Of the Mormon Church.
II Secretary. Ths remainder Of the on
osrs are mostly Gentle ladies, among
them Mrs. Hollistar, Q sister OF Schuy.
Ter Colfax. The society 10 represented
- . very respectable one, both BY reason
Of it, numbers and the character Of Ito
members,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-08
Minor Notes."

Following items are from tho Stock
Report Of yesterday:
The Silver City New public school
has got o teacher ct last. They offered
$50 q month and could not find . mar
who would consent to live In Silver City
at that price-but they found 9 man who
had been driven out OF New Mexico by
the Utes and took him In for their
school. Before long hs will wish he
had stayed with the Utss.
Every time the Grand Jury Of Storey
county, Nevada, makes q report they
recommend that the county books DO
kept by double entry. Then the county
hires IN expert 10 open q set OF books
by double entry. and the next Grand
Jury recommends that the county books
be kept by double entry. What is dou-
Bile entry bookkeeping on the Comstock'
anyhow
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-08
or she Patti Folks.

The San Francisco Exchange puts Il
thus: The conscientious critic always
seems to deem 1t necessary to screen
from the public gaze any little episodes
that would remove from the prima donna,
artist. or what not, the glamour cast
around him or her by the footlights and
tinsel OF tho stage. So when Ernest
Fischoi, Carlotta PATHS financial agent,
ticks Mr.. do Munck, Carlotts's husband,
and IL at once dismissed by the irate dipd,
the critic merely informs the public that.
''by the request Of Mr.. do Munck, NJ.
Gray Is attending to Nine. PATHS fnan.
cial interests in the present season.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-08
HOW TO SAVE MONEY.

Instead Of going to . doctor for Q prescrip.
ton. II you have Brlght's Disease. Diabetes
Pain in the Back and Loins. smaring, Inasu-
nation. oalculi. Bhckdust Deposit, or any
trouble Of the Kidneys or Bladder. buy . bottle
OF DIR. MISTIRs NRPHRETICUk. the great
Buehu Compound. 1t IL the most wonderful
prescription ever compounded for thsss
troubles. Messrs. Abrams 4 Carroll. wholesale
drugsists. nay: I'VE regard Nsphrsacum a.
ne kst Kidney and Bladder Remedy In Tie
mdrksf." Woodward, druggist, Portland. Orc
gon, says ; "Everybody speaks highly Of IT,
Childs. druggist, Portland. Oregon. says: .'Bold
lots OF it; Il always does the work" Many
havo been cured OF obstinate kidney complaints
sale by all druagists. Prics. 81 Q bottis. or
air b.ttlss for 10,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-08
Died In Arisona.

Everybody who has been in Gold Hill
for any length Of time will remember A.
D. Moore, formerly foreman Of the Vel
low Jacket and OF the Crown Point ut
the time the bonanza was struck and at
one time Of The Belcher. Isaac Lovy
writes from Yuma, Arizona. to say that
Moore died at IL O'Clock on the morning
OF January 4th. His dying request to
Mr.. Levy was that the latter should let
the people OF the Comstock know OF his
death. Mr.. Levy adds: Ho has been
here since the 18th OF November. and
has had all the attendance We could pos
sibly give him. II You know Of any
relations, please let them know OF his
death. He will be buried tomorrow, 9th
instant, at 10 A. NJ.
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\ n ran sAUsrLEr.
Those villainous Ute Prisoners Come
Near Being Lynched.


PUEBLO, Colorado. January S.-Twslvs
Ute Indians, 10 charge Of Lieutenant
Taylor Of the Ninth Cavalry, with ten
men. arrived here yesterday and went
East on the Atchison. Topeka & Santa
Fs road. They had ordered . dinner at
ths Union Depot Hotel. bat seeing 30
large . crowd Of psls.faces destroyed
their sppetites, and they went aboard
the train st onos and left without eating.
Between 2c00 and 5000 people wers at
the depot to sec the savsRes. Hang
the red devils I" " Shoot the numbering
fsndsl' and like expressions were fro.
quently heard from q portion Of the crowd
and they were pelted with stones and coal
BY some boys who had taken position on
Q coal train on . side track. The Indians
were terror.stricken and completely
oowed. A move was aloat In the morn
ing to organize 500 men and lynch the
savsges, but cooler counsels prevailed
and the citizens determined to let the
Indians pass without injury. Had there
been any injudicious action taken BY the
troops or the Indians, NO power could
have restrained the mob from lynchlng
them. Had Douglas or any Of tho In
dams engaged In numbering the Meeker
family been aboard, NO power could
have saved them.
A Chiettain reporter interviewed Lieut..
Taylor, who expressed himself deter.
mined to protect the Indians at all
hazards should q mob attempt to take
take them. The troops will escort the
Indians TO Larkin, the east line OF Colo
RADIO. II the people OF the other parts
OF the State feel as hard 81 the Pueblo.
ties the Utes must go In the spring. The
people here unanimously indorse Bel
ford's Indian policy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-08
CONGRESSIONAL.
Senate.

boossos
WARRINGTON. January THE Vice
President laid before the Senate q com.
munication from the Secretary Of the In.
terror transmitting tho correspondence
called for the resolution Of the Senate OF
December 8. 1879, concerning tho Ute
Indians. Secretary Schurz says he for.
wards copies OF all the correspondence
excepting two letters received from Gen.
eral Adsms-ons concerning the testi.
mony taken by the Ute Commission and
the other touching further negotiations
with the Utes with reference to their res.
ervation. These letters, the Secretary
says, the interests Of policy demand
should be withheld from publication at
present.
The following nominations were sent
In today: Charles 8. varian, rsnom-
mated as United States Attorney for the
District Of Nevada; Henry E. Prckstt,
Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court
Of Idaho; B. Pomsroy, Register Of the
Land Ofice at Leadville, Colorado;
Newton 3. Barber, Postmaster at Cor.
wallis, Oregon.
Page introduced today . bill TO restrict
the immigration Of Chinese.
BY Mills-To request the President to
invite Mexico to enter into a treaty; also,
Brazil.
By Culberson-For the rsooinags Of
trade dollars.
S~tsphsnsonv Chairman Of the Com.
mittse Of Mines, reported back Senate
bill amending 1924 and 1926 Of the Be
vised Statutes In regard TO mineral lands.
THE purport Of the bill u to add to the
existing law the provision that whom
the claimant Of Q patent II not = resident
Of the district, the necessary application
and atadavits may be made By his az.
thorixsd agent; also, that the period
within which work IL required to be
done annually on al unpstsnted min.
eral claims, shall commence on the 1st
Of January succeeding the date Of locs.
ton Of the claim, and this section shall
spply to al claims located since May.
Isi2.1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-08
ruR DEATH RATE OF

Our country 10 getting 10 be fsarfuily alarming.
the average Of life bsing lesssnsd svsry year.
wi.hou, any reasonable cause. bath resulting
generally from the most insigninesns origin
At this season Of the year especially, . cold u
such . common thing that In the hurry OF svery
DAY life We are ant to overlook the dangers ct.
tendinc it and often ind too late, that . Lever
or Lung trouble has already tet ID. Lnoas.nos
hsd Boschs<'s German Syrup been taken. 2 cure
would Fave resultcd, snd . large bill nom Q
doctor bean avoided. For all diseases OF the
Throat md LungS, BoscASss German Syrup has
proven itssifto b the greatest discovsg Of "
kind In medicine. Every pfuegist N tn.s
country will tell you Q, 10 wooost Msars |:
single failure mown.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-08
Tina. Gould & Carry Co.aseslen.

Since the connection between the
north header OF the Sutro Tunnel and
the joint crosscut east on the 100 level
OF the Gould i Curry and Best Il
Bslcher, so many questions have been
asked as to the situation there that the
following may provei Of interest I: The
crosscut Is made on the limo between the
two mines and from the main north lat.
eral DRIFT on the 100 level OF the Bonner
shaft, which 10 about 800 feet, In round
numbers, east OF that shaft. The cross.
cut was extended 1000 feet east from
this north lateral drift when the survey
made showed II to DO 10 feet below the
tunnel level. A raise OF that distance
was then made and the crosscut con-
tinusd on upon that new level. The
connection made recently is about 10
feet east OF this raise and 1910 feet east
Of the Bonner shaft and $50 feet west
Of the new G. 4 @. and B. l. b. shaft.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-08
The storm In she Mountains.

Passengers by the lightning express
which crossed tha Sierra last night
represent the storm there as something
awful. While 1t continued nothing
moro terrible was ever known there.
The clouds OF flying snow were binding
and the roar Of the blasts was increased
by the crashing Of falling trees and the
thunder OF rocks hurled down the noun.
tains. The tempest was so wild that 1t
made the train trsmble. and, at times,
when 1t swept up some canyon and took
IL in the face. caused It to stand still for
q second or 30, even on o down grade.
The depth Of snow on the summit was
materially increased last night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-08
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
l.,,o4I TO .n.' GOLD u,s DAnr n~'i
Miscellaneous.

MlbC6lIouoVuss
LONDON, January THE Daily 7aS-
graph vouches for tho trustworih!nsss OF
. communication dated Konigsburg.
December 81, asserting that the distri'
button OF the Russian army shows .
striking conversencs towards tho vest
eru portion Of the empire. and that Rus.
sis's effective forces are being Increased
In far greater proportion than can b
justified by the object Of filling up the
vacancies left by the Russo. Turkish
war. Within the past few weeks the
strong force already quartersd In the
western provinces has been increased BY
four divisions Of infantry and q OF
cavalry.
fectly quiet. Supplies are plentiful.
An amnesty has been offered the insur-
gents, . few leaders only excepted.
At q large meeting Of unemployed
workmen OF London ct Islington day
before yesterday, . resolution Wa car
ried urging the authorities 10 provide
them with temporary employment; also.
asking for contributions to relieve tho
great distress. A resolution In favor OF
emigration was rejected.
The fund instituted by the Lord
Mayor for relief Of distress In Ireland
amounts to $4,000.
DUBLIN. January IA very serious
ARRAY occurred on Friday between the
o~onstabulary and Galway peasants. dur
ing which the police fred OF the people.
but no one was injured. Galway county
Is In q very disturbed condition. Two
hundred extra policemen have been de-
tailed for duty there.
Three thousand people attended an
anti.rsnt meeting Of Glare. Morris coun.
ty, on Sunday.
PARIS, January G.-The food In the
Seine at this point has decreased CON
siderably, and traffic over the bridges
has been resumed.
vienna. January 7.-Notwithstanding
the peaceful professions OF Russia, abe
has ordered the Wa Office to prepare
for tho use Of the army as many breeoh-
leaders a. possible. A trustworthy cor
respondent, who has just returned from
0 visit TO the larger towns OF Russian
Poland, says these towns are full OF
troops and we'll armed.
DUBLIN. January 8.-The Irish rent
agitation has entered q now phase. and
has extended from the rural to urban
localities. 4 movement 10 afoat to agi.
tate for remission or reduction OF rents
OF the part Of the poorer householdsrs
and tenants in Dublin and other large
towns.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-08
District Court

The following business was trans
acted in the District Court this morning:
Estate Of Charles Van Gorder, do.
ceased-Order entered appointing time
and place for sale OF personal property.
Smith vs.. FoI-On application OF dc.
PENDANT and on affidavit Aled, hearing
set for February 26th instead OF Janu.
airy 18th.
Royce vs. Hampton. administrator. ct
al.-Case argued. submitted and taken
under advisement.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-08
MIL for Union.

The coming season promises to DO an
active one for the north end mines. and
mills will DO in demand. The Con.
Virginia pan building Is out Of plumb
and u~ntenantable and there Is talk Of
moving it over by the Bidlsman ranch
in Cedar ravine. where ore from the
Union shaft can DO run into It without
transportation. THE site is excellent
and the outlook OF the north end good
enough to warrant such q step. The
matter will be determined soon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-08
Uaioa Ciub omciais.

At . meeting Of this Club last evening
the following officers were installed:
President, R. Van Loan; First Vice
President, Mrs. 8. Wilkin; Second Vice.
President. Frank Reid; Third. Mrs. H.
NJ. Smith; Permanent Secretary, H. II.
Smith; Recording Secretary. n. F.
Smith; Assistant Recording Secretary,
Mrs. /. ii. Morehouse; Treasurer. Mrs.
NJ. E. Jones; First Marshal, W. L.
Seliridge; Second. s. G. Lancaster;
Third, Dan Desmond.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-08
virginia Fouadry.

The Virginia Foundry. situated on the
railroad. south Of the Julia. Andrew
Fraser. proprietor, Is ready to furnish
castings OF every grade. iron or brass,
for mills or hosting works, aAd at low
est rates. Mr.. Fraser's Office is at
Room !. Blacks building, corner OF G
and Taylor streets, Virginia, and his
advertisement will b found In another
column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-08

A FELLOW FEELNo.-Whsn Edwin
Forest, the motor, died, q supe standing
In front OF Pipor's Opera House re-
marked with o sigh:
"Anothsr n OF n gone"
Last night when Otto GREENWOOD
heard that Joe Coburn, the pusilist.
had been shot In Desdwood he exclaimed
to the crowd
How w heavy hitters are passing
away !"-Cdrson appeal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-08
Tho Irish Agitators.

NEWARK, N. j., January 6.-An i'm
msnss reception was given to Parnsll
and Dillon this evening by the Irishmen
Of Newark. There were fully 1000 PEG.
pie present. Rev. Dr.. ]. E. Forester,
Q prominent UniversalIst minister, pre-.
sided. On the stage were the Rev. Vicar
General Doane and o number OF the
Catholic clergy and prominent Irish cih-
zens.
An invitation has been sent to Parnell
to make Omaha Q visit on his way to
California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-08
Moro Snow.

Last evening as the News went to
press the winds piped for 5H inches Of
snow and the note was heard and duly
chronicled. The snow came last even.
ing and during the night - just OF
inches by actual measurement In two
places. M on . level where there was
no snow, because there wasn't any level.
and the other where there was snow and
NO level. The snow there wa II inches
deep and hence the average 5H inches.
q predicted and noted.