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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-06
WESTERN DISPATCHES.


San FaAxcrsoo. Nay 5.-aovsrnor
Stanford left this morning for New
York, and having time. hs may. II ID
understood. make . flying tript to Europe
with Mrs. Stanford. who Is now on the
Atlantic side. -,
william p. DainesrAeld, presiding
Justice Of the Superior Court, dropped
dead on the bench at noon today. He
was hearing o case when ne
suddenly threw up his hands, gasped
once or twice, and expired instantly.
He has been In inhrm health for some
months past, and his death ID attributed
to heart disease. Deceased was 9 native
OF Virginia, aged Hfty.six. He was
Judge Of the Twelfth District Court pre-
vious to the reorganization OF the Judi
ciary under the new Constitution.
A special from Silver City. New Msxt.
90. says: It Is reported that Antonio
with his band 10 moving toward San
Carlos. About forty Indians attacked
Cooney's camp, on Mineral creek, In the
Mountains, on the I'd. They
al day. Coonsy and Chiek were
killed and Taylor. Peters and Murray
wounded and twenty-five horses taken.
Two Indians are known to have been
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-06
Assus Thas Kieki.g.

In yesterdays issue an unintsntional
injury was done Denis Harrington,
arrested for assault and battery. by say.
ing hs was charged with kicking his
wife, etc. Such wal not the case. II
any kicking wa done by him 10 any
woman Il was to Mrs. Holland between
whom, aided BY her husband, and Mr..
Harrington there may have been an I'M
plesssntnsss with . result Of kicking on
HsrrinQton's part. At any rate. after
Iooiipe At the nail marks on Mr.. Har.
nngton's face the News 10 clearly Of the
opinion that II hs did not kick he ought
70 have done 70,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-06

The Virginia City and Gold Hill
Water Company paid of their employees
last evening for the month Of April.
The payroll amounted 70 $4.3Ss 70.
John B. Shaw. tims.ksspsr at the G.
& @. shaft. has been for some eight or
ten days past confined to his bed oy
some kind Of bilious dsrangsmsnt.
Mrs. s. ]. Cooper. an old rssidsnt OF
Virginia, died at her residence on Tsy-
lor street yesterday morning. after an
illness OF but . few days.
And now IL Is coal down south Of the
sink Of the Carson. The other day II
was the graphite mine Of Daniels In
ormsby county. Next.
The Savage Placer Mining Company
have levied an assessment Of Eve cents
per share on their capital stock. delin-
Qusnt June u.
Night before last the Knights Of
Pythiss Of Virginia had . big supper at
the City Bakery. and . good time gen.
orally.
Robert Foster. Of Virginia. alias Ed.
wards, alias Bronson. alias Dudley, an
illegal voter. has been sent TO Jail for 60
days.
The Imperial Mining Company have
levied an assessment OF ten cents per
share on their capital stock.
Last night was wintry cold. the thsr.
nomstsr sinking eight degrees below
freezing.
The Grand Army OF the Republic Of
Virginia decorate Sunday, May ".
Wild aovsrs are blossonins In shsi-
tarsd and sunny places.
Fz.oevssnos Blssdsl - on tAs Com
stock to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-06
D,ssries Cs.rs-RisisE. Judge.

The following business was trans
acted by Judge Rising at chambers
yesterday
Estate Of Andrew Elholm. deceased
Order on sale OF real estate amended.
Estate Of Adam Herbold. deceased
Order entered confirming sale OF per.
sonal property.
J. F. Fraies Va. His Crsditon-Psti.
toner discharged.
Drexler W. Tyrrsll & Reese-Rsmitii.
tur from Supreme Court filed.
Kramer vs. Cronin-Efteen days after
service Of amended complaint given In
which to answer.
State Va. All Chow-Trial by the
Court; jury trial demanded by counsel
for defendant and refused ; defendant
found guilty Of running fan. tan without
. license and fined $50. or given 25 days
In jail; sentence Of court stayed five
days, to enable defendant to test the
jury question before the Supreme Court.
August Linstasdt. native Of Germany.
aged "a years. admitted to c~itizsnship.
Recess till 10 A. n. Saturday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-06
pe,s,sures LAST Evssi.g.

r Nettis. o Matthews. J Bartle. @ Yso-
mans. W b Taylor. s White. n Fianni-
gan. r A schafer. Y Mccarthy. J Morris.
W Malonsy. r Dryer. n Bssr. W Levy,
W p whalsn, E J Pssmors. Mrs. + N Shell
don. T Mccarthy. Mrs Cantins. Maud
Dslany. Mrs. Andrews. J G Smith and
wife. Mrs 8 Z Avery and children, 8 II
Narietts. Mrs. Helm. @ Traves. ] HALEY
and family. Mrs Stout. Mrs ] Durnin. J
Duacan and family. Maggie McDermott.
Mamie Kenny. Mrs II W Hand and son,
b Noonan. Mrs J W Kirklsy. Mrs Ryno
and family. JF Mckenzie. 10 Lsvigns,
Mrs Comstock and family. J H Stoddard
and wife. Miss Curry. J Malloy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-06

Tho Proposed New Mining Bill
Senator Jonos' Opinion OF Is.

wAsHmoroS. May Cat yesterdays
meeting OF the House COMMITTEES on
Mines and Mining Representative Bel.
ford offered . short and simple substi-
tuts for the Public Land Commissioners
bill. The substitute proposes to confns
all new legislation on the subject to an
amendment OF Section 1892 Of the Re
vissd Statutes by adding to said section
the following words: "And In all cases
where the main dip Of the lode, vein or
ledge does not exceed thirty degrees
from the horizon the right to follow the
mineral shall not extend beyond the
aide line drawn downward vertically"
Senator Jones and Representative
DaeRstt were present when this substi-
tute vas offered. They stated that they
could see no objections to its adoption,
they being satisfied that Q distinction
should be made between fat lodss and
assure veins.
Mr.. Bedford suggested that the Con.
gressional Representatives OF the mining
States and Territories should meet ct
Senator Jones' house this evening and
definitely agree upon q measure rsgulat.
ing the location Of fat lodss that do not
appear upon the surface, and Q meeting
will bs held accordingly.
Az o a. the bill 10 agreed upon II
will be introduced In the House and
Senate and pressed for passage without
delay. The Public Land Commission.
err bill 10 opposed BY all the members
from the far West and . number from
the East, and yesterdays proceedings
In committee indicate that 1t will not
become . law.
Senator Jones, In the course OF his
argument before the committee, oogently
remarked that the miners are familiar
with tho existing law. and that ell oon.
ysrtible questions growing out Of It had
been adjudicated. he then distinctly
intimatsd his opinion that the pending
bill had been gotten up In the interests
OF mining lawyers and so.oslled experts.
Who desire new laws and Q conditions
In order to open up for themselves fur.
thsr opportunities for employment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-06
Army Pedestrianism.

New YoRx. May 5.-Ths World says:
General Sheridan stated at General War.
rsn's Court Of Inquiry, on Governors
Island yesterday, that on tho Oregon
frontier he had marched infantry ct the
rate OF Ave miles an hour for twelve con.
tinuous hours. This wal by way Of
showing that Warren, at the battle OF
Five Forks, fell short OF doing his duty
In marching six miles In two hours over
exceedingly muddy roads In . dark night.
The World thinks the Oregon walk was
. go-ss.you.damn.plesss affair. and init.
mates that. were Sheridan's ride sub.
jsoted to the Same searching cross.exam-
ination that Sheridsn's walk ELECTED yes.
terday. Il would not rest on Q much bet.
ter foundation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-06


Old Duffsrdink, Of Lower Gold Hill,
since hs Joined the Reform olsb hasn't
been able to got sober ct all. BE took
the rsd.ribbon pledge Of "no drink
during business hours" the white rib
bon, "anti.trsat." and the yellow ribbon.
"drink only at home" he came homo
decorated with all these ribbons like q
prize steer from . country cattle show.
"Hoorayi old 'ooman," hilariously
shouted he as he staggered into the house
and swung his hat carefully down into
the slop.pail In the corner. EMAIL
fxed now. Shook Of or (hio) ohainzat
bound me, mum free aver winzat blows,
YOU bet. Jined zer Rs(hie)f.form Club.
Took ,lsven drinks fore I went In, lesser
taper OF on. 'Sallri now. Bully for
(hio) ,Frorm Club"
Hopefully did the smiling Mrs. B. a..
sist her festive hubby 10 get into his lit
tie bed right, he talking enthusiastically
about the Club ill the while. Hs wanted
to wear his ribbons to bed, but finally
.oontsntsd himself with having his coat
hung up where be could gaze fondly
upon them. and a be gently dropped Of
TO sleep his last words were: "Big thing,
(hic) gointsr help'm long-bs Vice
Preserent Of EN- (Go)."
Next morning old Dufser went not out
q usual for his regular cocktails, bat
kept his eye on the yellow ribbon and
took all his drinks Of homo. he drank
to all three ribbons till they looked like
q rainbow, and when business hours n.
rived he went forth hilsriously conscious
that he had struck the true racket ct last.
None OF the boys o any Of his old
chums could sntioe him out for . drink.
He shook the white and red ribbons at
them and would neither treat NOR be
treated. They. noticed, however. that he
shut up shop earlier than usual and
walked past all the saloons resolutely.
straight for homo. "Better whiskyt
homs'n any Of ems got, anyhow" said
he, smacking his thirsty lips.
D~uffsrdipk buys all his whisky BY the
keR now, braces himself up we'll against
.'businsss hours" wears his ribbons DON.
sistsn.ly and well during his brief bust
ness period. and gets home out OF the
way Of temptation as soon a. possible.
And now hs is trying 10 get sober
enough 10 find his way TO the Club again
and take the blue ribbon or total abstin.
ence degree. "just 10 pleezer old
'ooman." He will do II II the other
three ribbons don't kill him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-06
Kmnss ausrd Eiessie..

At q meeting held last evening at Ma
tional Guard Hall. by the Emmett Guard.
the following officers were elected I; Cap
tain, Denis Nsvin; First Lieutenant,
Patrick Conway; Second Lieutenant, W.
n. Brennan; Brsvet Second Lieutenant,
P. ]. Dunno; First Sergeant, John Fer.
ris; Second Sergeant, w. r. Carrigsn;
Third Sergeant. John D~slihanty; Fourth
Sergeant, E. @. Callaghan; Fifth Der.
Rsant. D. A. Moriarty; Color Sergeant,
A. P. McNamara; Secretary, Andrew
Young; Treasurer. Martin Ford; Range
Officer, Willim Noonan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-06
Arizona Items.

Tucson, May 6.-Ths shipments OF
bullion from Tombstone during the last
eight days amount to 5000.
immigration to Southern Arizona Il
very large. The hotels In Tucson are
crowded to overlooking.
Travel to Sonora Is increasing on
account Of the reported rich mineral
discoveries In Altar and Cisnego dis
tricts.
Rich copper discoveries are reported
In the south slope Of tho Huscherscs
mountains. A ledge Is traoeabls over
two miles showing four feet and upwards
OF high.grads copper ore, with consider
able quantities OF native metal.
Reliable reports from Globe and No
MILAN Districts say there will DO eight
mills In those two districts turning out
bullion BY the LIST OF July.
Captain 8. @. Whipple. an old pioneer.
died last Sunday from the effects OF .
rattlesnake bite.
The track OF the Southern Pacific
Railroad 10 now laid IS miles east Of
here.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-06
Maryland on Grant.

BALTIMORE. May 5.-Ths Republican
District Conventions, to select delegates
to the State Convention, assembled last
night. In each Of the three districts
there were two oonventions-one op.
posed TO and another In favor Of the
nomination OF General Grant for q third
term. There was no interference by one
faction with the other, and the proceed.
ings were quiet. Each selected delegates
to the State Convention. where their
claims will be decided. II s declared By
some OF those most prominent In the
movement for the nomination OF General
Grant, that II they are excluded from
participation In the State Convention
they will organize . separate Convention
and send delegates to Chicago.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-06
Tenuessee for Grant.

NASHVILLE, May 6.-Ths Republican
State Convention organized with James
B. Dillon Chairman. A COMMITTEES on
Resolutions was appointed, and pending
their action the Convention was
addressed by Hon. Stanley Matthews.
A motion was carried requesting dele.
gates from the Congressional districts to
select two delegates each to the Chicago
Convention. The Convention adjourned
until tomorrow when twenty delegates
chosen by districts will DO reported,
fourteen OF whom are for Grant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-06
H.r. water wanted.

The Union pumps are running resu,.
lsrly and we'll at 3H strokes per minute.
The only difficulty there il that all the
water which can 30 sent TO the pumPs
ct present il insufficient 70 fully supply
them. They are q - slovly % po:si'
BILE. The want Of more water II hksly.
however, to be supplied soon, - there
will probably bs an increase In the stump
below the $500 level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-06
Pacific Coast Appropriations.

WASHINGTON, May 6.-Ths following
. the appropriations for Oregon and
California complete : Columbia bay,
$40, 900; upper Willamette and Colum.
bia rivers, $45, 900; canal around Gas.
cads, 81, 900, 900; Oakland harbor, &c.,.
600; Sacramento river, $50. 900; upper
Columbia and Snake rivers, SIS. 900;
upper Willamette river, So, 1000; Peta-
luna creek. 8 1000; Coquills river, &c..
600, and San Joaquin river, $500
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-06
Grants Illinois Boom.

CHICAGO, May 5.-Grant Is supposed
10 have gained 4 substantial advantage
by the action Of this (Cook) County
Republican Central Committee last even.
ing. His adhsrsnts were in the ascend.
ant and appointed May 8 for holding
primaries and the 10th for the County
Convention, In spite OF the efforts Of
Blains's partissns to secure . later date.
The result Of today's County Conven-
lions throughout the State gives Grant
twenty nina and Blaine twenty.six dele
gates 70 the State Convention, leaving
the totals. according to both claimants,
nearly equal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-06
SHINES Like . Dollar.

Gibson's Saloon IL now ~ Ane a. 1t
can we'll bs made. It has been newly
painted. pspersd and Vanished, and 1t
shines like O new dollar. II 10 worth .
bit Just to SEQ how smiling Pap" Ab.
bott and W. by. Doans look As they re-
ceive aud entertain their friends. Glib
sons always was . good place. but 1t 10
better than ever now. See advertisement
under the head Of "New Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-06
The Ohio Democracy Converting.
CoIuxsus, May ga large number

CoLuxBus, May GA large number
Of delegates are arriving BY each train,
10 attend the Democratic State oonvsn.
tion tomorrow. Thurman, Payne. Til.
den and Jswstt al have headquarters
and busy friends who are working hard
In the interest OF their favoritss. Con-
grsssmsn Hurd. Leisvrs, Anterior, No.
Mahon and Finley arc already here.
Thus far the factions seem very peace
ably inclined. and seem disposed to use
honey rather than vinegar TO attract at.
tsntion 10 those they champion. 1t
looks now % II all factions will combine
to prevent the convention from instruct.
Ing for Thurman. Il 10 very probable
that the convention will indorss Thur
man, bat allow the delegates to 60 70
Cincinnati uninstyuotsd. An attempt 70
do more than this, - matters look now,
viii be opposed BY the friends oil the
other candidates. Ex.0overnor Blshop's
friends arc openly working for Tildsn.
hoping In this way to gain suppost Tor
Dlshop sef Wee 3rsddsas.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-06
The black Jack Quarts

John P. Jones 'of Washington"
according to the Nevada Transcript, has,
through O. s. Bsnhan and in company
with j. ". Bailey and W. ]. wslch Of
New York and Budd Dobls Of San Fran.
cisco. purchased tho interest OF Blanoh-
ard Brothers and J. W. Grsenbanks In
the Black Jack quartz mine ct Jim Grow
Canyon, Sierra county. California. The
foregoing IL all right except the "oi
Washington" for which read "of Gold
Hill, Nevada"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-06
Arysyss. sn,s assss.s.

Niss Jean Clara Walters. Miss Reville.
Miss Jetfrsys-Lewis, J Barrows. James
O'Neiil. J Jennings, @ B Bishop. A d
Bradley. J Ssrton. Mrs. T MeCabe. J J
Malioy. J LANCER. II Moore. "a Hyde,
II @ Basdell. Miss J sweetapple. I L Dias.
] @ Miller. A McEwen, A Brodermann. E
d Boyle and family. J Graham, J Cook.
J williams. A Washington. Ed Wade.
J Duncan. p Hickey. P MAley. p Balloon.
T H Smith. A p Reed. W Nichols. EJ
Pasmors. r ) Stevens, TCara. o Packard.
Mis- Thorns.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-06
A FINE TaINa FOR THE TRETa.

Fragrant sozoD0NT is a-oomposiion OF the
pursst and choicest ingredients Of the Oriental
vegetable kingdom Every ingredient 10 we'll
Known 10 have Q beneficial eject on the teeth
and gums. lts embaiming or antissptic prop.
iuTuu. sOZOD0Nr remover al disssrsesble
od,rs from the breath caused By catsrrh. bad
teeth. etc, u 10 entirely free from the injurious
ana scrid properties OF tooth psstss and pow.
den which destroy ths snainsl. One bottle Will
Last aix months. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-06
Isasesa.

At s o'clock last night Coroner Bredst
held an inquest ss TO the death Of James
B. Matthews. Who died Of the injuries
received Monday by the falling trunnion
OF the skip at the Yellow Jacket. The
jury found that deceased was . native OF
County Derry. Ireland. forty years Of
eye, aud that for the accident which
caused his death no one ssuld b blamed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-06
Here niuiss Accounts.

The Posi-. In giving further notice Of
the condition Of the finances Of the min.
ing companies. publishes the following
figures Exchsquer, cash on hand.
$40, 2i9 81; Bullion. ditto, S29.773 10.
indebtedness ON account Of purchase OF
the Ward shaft, $500. 900; Julia. cash
on hand, $l4. 024 10, owes 500. 600 on
the Ward purchase; Justice, Indebted.
ness, 5,678 70.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-06
A -Ki.sera.rd.. spies.ksi.

Henrietta Schwartz, the kinter-garden
mistress OF Virginia, returning to her
schoolroom last evening. found the door
closed against her. the rent remaining
due and unpaid. She took an AT and
demolished the glass and sash. and was
then met BY another woman. the land.
lady, Ratchet In hand and 81 determined
a. herself, who held posssnion from the
interior. State W. Schwartz-Charge.
malicious mischief; trial not yet co.,
cludsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-06
Ben Holidays Claims.

WASHINGTON. May 6.-Ths bill intro.
ducsd for the relief Of Ben Holiday
sppropriatss $52s. 7sS to pay Holiday
In full satisfaction Of all his claims
against the United States for spoilation
BY hostile Indians and property taken BY
United States troops for the benefit OF
the United States. and for loss OF prop
srty and expense incurred IN changing
his mail route. In compliance with
orders Of United States commanding
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-06
Sitting Bull Wants to Come Homo.

WASHINGTON, May Elm the Cabinet
meeting yesterday all the Secretaries
were present. Sitting Bull was up again
for consideration. He IL attempting to
enter into some sort Of negotiation with
the government by which hs may return
TO the United States and not be scalped
for his previous misdeeds. He does not
like the climate OF British America and
game 10 scarce. He prefers the United
States q . place Of residence.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-06

Last EVENING.

Last xvxxISo.
40 Raymond 4 Ely. 50
20 Eureka Con-, 20
80 Phenix. Sec
70 K K Con-, A
$50 Northsrn Belle. 9k,9 ~
2e0 Metallic. 800
400 Argenta, 2oc. 25c
2eo Navajo. 2Sc
120e Star, 3So
400 Independence. SOC
30 Grand Prize. 6oc
zoe Day. 6sc
lsS Hiilside. SOC
IT'S Real del Monte, IN
14s0 Albisn. 40c, sse
100 Wales. los
90 NJ. Diablo, IA
2So East M. Diablo. soc. bSe
200 Hslmes, 4sc. 500
$50 Bodis. ~,
- Bsohtsl. IN
$50 Tioga. I 60
275 Summit. l. ! 10
las Bulwsr. 8. 81
100 Syndicate. I 10
1900 0oedshaw, 6Sc. SOC
100 Ncclinton. $50
$50 Cencordia. SIC. l
% 1slvidsrs. 2 IS
120 Champion. soc. $50
500 South Bodis, $50
400 Queen Bee. SOC
50 Mono. 81. 81
250 Con. Pacific. AZ. 2 ss.S
260 University. SOC. asc
400 Dudley. SOC
20 Jupiter. 2. I 90
200 South Balwsr.i
500 Addsnds. sSc.
$50 MONDAY. A.
100 Double standard. 800
$50 Mammoth. II
ESQ Orc. A. 4 Is
500 East MONDAY. 45s
$50 Martin White, $50
THIS MORNING.
SIS 0phir. e., 6k
$50 Mexican, CT, 6%
$50 Gould 4 Carry.4
ITO Best b Bslcher. 81. sh,S
$50 California. 2 40. z 10
100 Savage. . 80. 8 IS
SIS Con. Virginia. . 05.
80 ChollAr. 4. 8 95
ss5 Potosi.
345 Hale d Noreross. 5 50
$50 Crown Point, IN
7o6 Yellow Jacket. 81. 81
lS2o Imperial. 500
10 Kentuck. 2 80
so Alpha. ca. Gu.
SIS Bslsher. 2 As. 2 40. 2 IS
$40 Sierra Nevada, l0h, lok
lS5 Utah. Gu. ca
66e Bullion. 8 10, 3 05
2i0 kxchequsr. .. %
205 0vermAn, SOC
$50 Justice. I 05,
AGO Uaion Con-. l8k. isk. ISL
$40 Alta. . 50. 2s. Q 40
$40 Julia, 800. S5c. 7sc
4e5 Caledonia, 46c, 400
s25 Silver Hill. SOC. Sc. $50
40 Challenge. II
875 New York. ioc
100 Phil Sheridan. $50
$50 Lady Washington Gen.. $50
1760 Andes. $50
Zoe Ward. I IS
soS Scorpion, IL
$50 Benton Con-, I 80
$50 North BONANZA. SOC. Sc
1&00 xackay, l5c. lsc
800 Atlantic. 100
100 Essex. I 60
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-06
A CARD.

To al who are sunsnns from the srro1 and
dscsy. loss Of manhood. ETC., ] will send Q 10
ceipe that will cure you. TRRR uF CHAR0E
MT uVst remedy was discovered By Q mission.
Az IN South America. Send . selfsddrssssd
envelope 70 the REV. JosxRz T. lrnAS, Station
D, New York city. tais ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-06
A. Y. MaGRRW,

Member Of Stock Board. Stocks bought SOLO
and carried ON margin. One dollar charged TOT
any one transaction, either bayings selling,
paving assessments or collectinG olvloeuos'
Ohhcs, 40 Montgomery strees, can FfAncsco'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-06

S. to $40 e ss!. 81 |. !; -: s'. s:s.: s:ss;:'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-03
RESUMED MS TRAVELS.
Reception of General Grant and Party
at Kansas City,

KANSAS Cry, No., July 2.-The recep-
ton committee left here this morning for
Odessa, forty miles distant, where they
met General Grant and party, and after
the Introduction by Col, Vanhorn, Mayor
Chase made speech of welcome. The
train then started and arrived here at 0:2O.
Notwithstanding the heavy rain, an i'm
mense crowd was at the depot and gave
the General a hearty welcome. The par
ty consisting OF General Grant, Mrs.
Grant, Mrs. Fred Grant and. daughter
Julia, and W. w. Smith, were escorted to
the Coates House for breakfast,
Great crowds arc in the streets and
many houses are decorated. After break
fast, General Grant, accompanied by Gov.
Phelps and several members OF the Re-
ception Committee, left for Merriam Park,
nine miles from the city, escorted by the
drought Rifles, Of Wyandotte, Kansas,
and the "Craig Rifles" OF this city. The
party will return at o'clock this evening.
General Grant will receive old soldiers,
after which banquet will be given him,
during the evening. The Flambeau Club,
Of Topeka, will parade the streets, and
give an elaborate pyrotechnic display. A
national salute will be fired at @ O'Clock;
fire and church bells rung, and locomo-
tive, steamboat and factory whistles blown,
as a mark Of respect to the General,
Many people are here from distance.