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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-21
THE c. \. 8. PUMP.
A.eshsr Break That % wiiI Prsss'
big Take I've Hsnshs % Repair.

Another accident occurred to the by
drsulio pump at the @. N. s. shaft yes
tsrdsy. which will prove to be . serious
ono. The barrel Of the west section Of
the pump cracked vide open. under .
pressure OF about S45 pounds to the
square inch.
During the pas. ten days this section
Of the pump has been working nicely
and liz stroke was being gradually in
creased. A the principle was suocess.
iully demonstrated people began to have
conndspos In It, working. but the acci-
dsnt Of yesterday increases the croskers
ten.fold and ~ told you %" II to bs
heard from every side.
VERY little can b ssesrtainsd Of ths
extent Of the damage or how long II will
take to repair the break. The broken
casting IL one Of the hsavisst pieces IN
the pump. and II will require eonsidsrs-
BILE time to put . new barrel In place
after II shall have been received from the
foundry. And Il IL very doubtful II the
vest section Of the pump will b running
two months hsacs.
The sast section will Be put 70 work
within the next ten days. Should that
break, also, there would b no danger
arising from the water In the shaft, ~
the old pumps have handled II for . year
past and there has been no increase.
Notwithstanding the gloomy exulta-
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ripss's opera Hess&.

The performance Of "our Bachelors"
at Pipsr's Opera House last night Afford
Cd the audience two hours Of nrst-class
amusement; two hours Of good. hearty.
entertaining fun. All present were de-
lighted. In fact, our thsater-eosrs have
seen no better comedy than ''Our Bsshs-
lors'' on the Virginia stage. nor better
comedians than Robson and Crane, for
Q long time. II ever. Mr.. Cranes pleas
to the young ladies for bald heads was
decidedly good. Il 10 90 common for
spoonsy writer's. who have . plentiful
lack OF brains. to make bald heads the
butt Of thar ssnsslsss jokes, that the
few words said In their favor BY MIR.
Crane wsrs heartily appreciated BY the
owners Of bald heads present.
Tonight, the last appearance OF Rob.
son and Crane. the fsrcioal comedy Of
''Shaips and Flats"-a play Admiralty
suited to the tastes OF the people OF the
Pacific Coast, the scenes OF which are
laid In Santa Monica and San Francisco
will be presented.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-21

Only four military companies were
present at r. Il. Taylor's ofies Last

Only four military companies were
prsss,. at R. Il. Tsylor's ofies last
evening at the meeting called for Cap
tains Of shooting teams. They were
represented by Ed. Boyle Of the Enmets.
w. D. @. Gibson Of the SarsAslds. E. F.
Pave OF the Washinetons and John
Rothsnbucher Of the Nationals. Twenty
men we're agreed upon to constitute q
team and the shooting to be under the
same rules - last year (Crssdmoor).
The Carson Guard have sent . oommu
nioation to the Pioneers. stating that
they would enter . team. The Mont
geometry and Tiger Guards have not been
heard from and Il 10 probable they will
not send q team, and Il 10 very doubtful
II the Washington Guard will compete.
II they do not the contest will DO
narrowed down to four oompaniss-Ns.
tioual, Emmett. SarsAsld and Carson
Guards.
Times are dull ON the C~omstock,
many Of the best shots have left here
and Il IL hardly to be expected that our
companies will have a. good teams %
last year; yet their scores will be credit
able. Had teams Of ten men, instead Of
twenty, been called for. every company
would doubtless have been represented
and excellent scores made.
The Captains Of the teams will meet
again to choose referees and settle other
matters nsxt Friday evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-21
Dissries Csars-Risisg. J.
The following business WA transacted
In the District Court today:

The following business was transacted
In the District Court today:
Estats Of Edward Lundy. dsessssd-
Application Of John Lundy for Letters Of
administrs alton; letters granted. The
estate consists Of twenty shares OF Mex
loan stock, twenty shares Of Sierra Ne
vads and 100 shares OF Yellow Jacket,
estimated to be worth $1,000. John
Kelly, Dsuis Nsvin and Miles Finlsn
appointed appraisers.
Estate Of Whitoomb. dscsassd-Ordsr
made for sale Of personal property.
Il. L. Montgomery ". Daniel Mcleod
This suit was brought to test the con.
su~tutionality OF what 10 known q the
McMuruhis bill. which sxsmpts $40 OF
Q laborsr's wages. After arguing several
technical points the case was continued
till Monday morning.
Estate Of VIM. Mouahan, DECEASED
Hearing Of citation continued till next
Wednesday morning.
Pisty Hill Mining Company vs.. An
drsws Mining Company-Suit TO quiet
title. Thirty days granted plaiotif 10
Ale brief defendants given Ave days TO
reply.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-21
The Vote on Chambers Rejection

The Vote on Chambers Rejection.
WARRINGTON. May 2i.-Thsrs vas q
short debate on the nomination OF Wn.
E. Chandler a. Solicitor General. Bay
ard briefly outlined the Democratic op.
position to his confirmation on the
ground that Chandler had been . foe 70
the South and 10 too pronounced . Re.
publican partisan for the position.
Blair spoke at considerable length In
support Of the nomination. Frye ear.
nesily but briefly advocated II. A vote
was anally taken which resulted In Ito
rejection a. follows: Yeas, 10 Rspub.
licans; nays, % Democrats, and includ-
ing Senator Camerson OF Pennsylvania.
The only other Republican present and
impaired who did not vote In favor Of
confirmation was Senator Mitchell Of
Pennsylvania, who withheld his vote.
Among the nominations that went over
ct the nnal adjournment without action
and which have consequently expired,
are those Of Luoius T. Thompson. -
Surveyor Of the Port Of Philadelphia;
George q. Starbuck and Thomas N. Van
valkenburg a. Supervising Inspector:
OF Steam Vessels for the Second and
Ninth Districts. and VIM. Suffers ap-
pointmsnt a. Postmaster ct Knoxville,
Tenn. Ex.ssnltor ConklinR and Sena.
tor Jones Of Nevada LETT Washington
yesterday afternoon for New York.
Conkling intends to rstsrn In . few days.
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Out.

New Yonx. May 2i.-A Tines editorial
says: Few men have been 20 long 10
public life with suoh absolute freedom
from any imputations Of personal cor
ruption. but still fewer have held 80
commanding Q position. with 90 little
apparent capacity for using great oppor.
tunities to accomplish great ends. For
fifteen years Copklins's stock Of politi'
cal principle has not been visibly en-
largsd. The resources Of his eloquencs
have been strictly dependent on occs'
sions for personal invsctivss. and on the
vitality OF the issues which remained ~
the inheritance OF the civil war. A. be
rstlrss IL will be none too soon for bis
fame, though possibly all too late fol
the retention Of even . part OF his po-
litiesl influence.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-21
MINING NOTES.
Is..s Of l.s.rs.s Al..s the LsAs

The assessment Of 81 per share on
Sierra Nevada will BE- delinquent in the
Board on Monday. The work Of cutting
. drain and snlarsins the main drift
connecting the @. & O. shaft with the
Ophir south drift 10 completed. Next
week this south drift will again b
pushed forward to the direction Of the
G. & @. and B. & B. shaft, it, ultimate
destination.
Connection was made this morning
between the upraiss from the $500 level
OF the @. and O. shaft and the joint Best
& Belcher winzs. This permits OF the
B. & B. Company extending the main
south drift Of the 0phir int thsir
ground.
The pumprods will all b In place as
the g. L q. and B. & B. shaft tomor:
row. Pumping will not Be commenced
for . week yet a. . tankpit will have to
Be cut out in the bottom Of the shsft.
The Hale 4 Noroross today started .
three compartment Wine thirty feet
north Of the station on the 2400 level.
The vinxs will Be sunk TO the $500 level.
Two Of the compartments will b used
for hosting and one for pumps. The
west crosscut on the 2400 level Vas dis
continued yesterday. having attained q
distance OF AIT feet.
The water In the Yellow jacket 10 lao
feet below the 1850 level. Not much
hssdwsy has been made In the past
tw~snty.four hours-only eight feet
owing to the fact that the 1880 level Of
the Bslchsr has been reached and In
it, numerous drifts and orosseuts was q
large body Of water to be drained. How
ever, II 10 but . matter Of time until the
draining OF that level IL accomplished.
The new liit.pump 10 at the foundry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-21
Smallpox Oieshing.

The News feels II . duty to warn the
friends. or those having the care Of
smallpox patients in this town, to be
very careful as to the disposition Of the
clothing worn by the patients, or the
bedding used by them. Everything
should be carefully disinfscted or do.
s,roysd. Especially do not throw the
discarded clothes out on the hillside. or
where the Indians oan get them. A
News reporter has several times bean In.
formed by Piutes that this was the way
the brother Of Tom, the suicide. CON.
trsotsd the smallpox several weeks ago
and spread 1t among his people. com.
municating II also to bis brother and
family with such sadly fatal effect. Not
having mentioned this before, II 10 not
inappropriate to speak Of II st the pres.
snt time.
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An.r.ss. ssrses nssssI

SAN FaAxcIsco. Nay AS ?. NJ
Sierra Nevada. 14h bid. i4k asksd. l4k
salss. lab sales; Mexican. In ssksd. IN
bid; Union Con-. l2k bid. i2S ssksd.l2k
sales; Alta. 5 IS bid; 0phir. 8 ssksd; Hale
4 Norcross. 4 Is asked; Savage. ~ sales,
. 90 asked. 3 80 sales (; Albion. 81 bid. 81
sales. . so asked; Scorpion. 2 asked; Potosi
3 asked. 2 90 sales; Justice. 500 bid;'oPhir
n bid; Hale 4 Norcross. 4 bid. % salss;
Mexican. li% sales; Best 4 Bsleher. l2h
sales; Bslcher. 2 70 bid. AZ ssksd; Grown
Point, 2 IS bid. ~ asked; Overmaa. I 80
bid; Silver Hill. &c bid; chollsr. Is bid.
Az asisd; Bslchsr. q 10 sales; Potosi. . 90
sales; Grown Point, 2 IS sales; Union Con-.
l2k salss.
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Dsossasiea Day.

Phil Kssrnsy Post No. 10. g. A. R..
Of Virginia. BY its Marshal, r. Arm
bruss. today publishes in another column
an invitation to all sx-soldisrs and ex.
sailors Who served on either side during
the late civil var to join with them in
the proper celebration Of Memorial Day.
Monday, May 80. To all others Who
desire TO assist in the exercises OF thai
dsy 10 q cordial invitation given. II 10
desired that the companies and socistiss
wishing 70 Join In the procession on that
dsy will send their acceptance OF this
invitation to do % TO the United States
intsrpsi Revenue ofios. California Bank
building, Virginia. Read their invita-
don under 'Nsv Today"
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what 10 shs Matter with shs Cea.sy
Jailf

VIII some one explain the need Of
two jsils in Virginia Cityf We know
the County Jail is . substantial building
and that in 1t 10 plenty Of room to 40.
oommodats oil the prisoners that are
likely to bs arrested. The need Of .
place to oonAns offenders against the
law IL known to exist. aud perhaps II
the Virginia police would arrest oil such
there might possibly DO q use for the old
City Jail; but while opium smokers vio-
late the Law openly and under the eyes
o! the police without fear Of punish.
msnt, Il would not seem asii the County
Jail Was too small. The taxpayers Of
Storey county object to the expense OF
keeping the old City Jail for the conve-
nienos Of men who are we'll paid for the
services they perform.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-21
Albany Aspects.

WASHINGTON. May 2l.-Ths Demo
Gratis hope for q Democratic Senator
from New York. II that can't DO OBJ
tainsd the Democrats in the Legislators
will vote for Conklipg. Private dis
patches from Albany indicate that this
policy meets the general Democratic ap-
provsl, on the ground that Democrats
should help to continue the opposition
to the Administration.
Administration Republicans who nav
been here Watching events leave tonignt
for Albany. They spent some ams WIN
Secretary Blaine this morning. and got
his views Of the policy Of the Admins
trstion In regard TO the United States
senatorial election. The Administration
Il dssirous Of having tive Republican
Senators, In place OF Conkling and Plat.
Who will be In harmony with II, and II
10 understood thst this 10 what Secretary
Blaine stated today, together with ADVICE
- 10 the senatorial election.
Malone voted with the Republicans
for the confirmation Of Chandler yes
tsrday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-21


B. Armbrust, Marshal Of the day. has
appointed - aida for the 30th OF May
memorial ssrvicea. George ]. Kinds, J.
8. Mccullough, James Murray and Mr..
Bssmsr.
The Thermometer indicated eighty de-
usss In the shade al IL o'clock this
morning. II fell rapidly after that hour
IN Consequence Of the thunder shower.
James Perry. Who was hurt By . fall.
ina rock ct the Formsn shaft. IL liksly
70 recover. The coolnsss Of The atmes.
phsrs 10 much in his favor.
The Board Of County Comnlnieassl
asst this evening u 7:so e'sssk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-21
IssliEieas Nesicss.

81. Johns Church. Gold Hill-Ssrvioes
at 7:so' o'clock tomorrow (Sundayl sven
ing, Bishop whitaker officiating. Sunday
School at 1 o'clock p. n. All Are cordially
invited 10 attand.
Methodist Church. Gold Hill-Sunday
School ct s p. u. All are cordially invited.
There will be divine service at Dayton
tomorrow evening ct 7:So O'Clock. hsv.
George N. Eastman ofaciating. AL are
cordially welcome.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-21
Carl Schurs Sued.

81. LOUIS, May 2l.-General Gil.
more, who sued Secretary sohurz for
$500. 900 damages for certain actions
while Secretary Of the Interior. has be.
gun taking dispositions to ascertain what
property 6ohurz has In st. Louis. Ills
stated that unless checked . good deal Of
personal and political history will be
drawn ont.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-21

The following from an exchange will
apply 10 this latitude: II would be we'll
to keep small boys away from church
festivals. One lively boy car turn Q fss.
tivsl upside down, and . couple Of dozen
Of them make II worse than . horss.rsos.
Their patronage amounts to about . bit
spisos.
During tho thunder storm Of this
afternoon, very little rain fell In Gold
Hill, while In the northern part Of vir.
ginia the fall was quite heavy. Il sp-
psared TO follow around the mountain
sidss.
few young grasshoppsrs are to b
seen around the yards 10 Virginia. whore
there 10 alfalfa or green grass.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-21
HANGED.

CHAMELEON. 8. O.. May 2l.--Jos
Stevens. colorsd. was hanged yesterday
at Edeensld for the murder Of Andy
Richardson, also oolorsd. Hs took bis
place on the trap with Armnsss, waving
bis handkerchief. Then he became
greatly excited, s~xclaiming In . loud
tone: ~ claim protection ! give me pro.
lection | ! command the peace ! peace
peace I" While thus duplicating for aid
and assistance. the Sheriff sprang the
drop and launched him into eternity.
In ten minutes the murderer was l~ifsless.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-21

q. h. psnoysr is a. the Genoa bot
Springs.
Constable Sexton has returned from
Steamboat Springs and Is again on duty.
Miss Alice Hsbicht. assistant In the
Fourth Ward High School, virginia. has
been too III to attend to her duties the
past week.
E. T. Plank. Of Gold Hill. and one Of
Storey oounty's late Asssmblymsu, IL
reported by the Wood River Nsps -
prospecting the hills In the vicinity Of
Bellevue.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-21

The picnic Of the Pacific Coast Pho.
ussrs will be held two weeks from tomor.
row. Tickets for the round trip are only
two dollars from hsrs. Those Who attend
can witness horse racing. archery, and
rias-shootipg, or participate In other
amussnsnts on the ground, sueh -
daa6ias. sts. Aged tas q anticipated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-21
Chandler Rejected.

WARRINGTON, May 2l.-Ths Senate
rejected the nomination Of William E.
Chandler a. Solicitor General. The vote
10 understood to have been Substantially
O party division. All the nominations to
the Senate, which have been reported In
these dispatches, hevs been confirmed.
with the solitary exception Of that Of
William Z, Chandler,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-21
Lively R~ailroadipr.

ST. Louu, Nay 21.-Ths track Of The
Texas and Pacific Railroad will reach
Big Springs. s2s miles west Of Dallas,
tomorrow night, and the trains will CON-
msnos running to that point Of once.
Big Springs has . prospect Of being the
principal new town On the road, - the
company have determined 10 erect large
maehins-shops and cattle pens there In
stead Of = Colorado City. - q hrst Dc.
signed. Trask.laying on the Texas and
PseiAe 10 progressing Of Ne rate Of tive
miles pr day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-21

The suit testing tia validity Of the Law
sIsmpting $40 Of . laborsr's wages
from attachment was continued In the
District Court today until Monday. II
looks now a. u all the Acts passed BY
the last Legislature are to be tested on
constitutional grounds. There 10 talk Of
testing the Law regulating salaries Of
county officials.
An assessment OF twenty-five esats
psr share has bssn lsvisd upon the capt.
I'll stock Of the Benton Mining Com.
papy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-21
o.anpsx IL virsisis

A ysllsw f.s vss placed over the
houss Of Mrs. Fairbanks at Sc south q
street, Virginia. last evening. The lady
has bssp sick for some time. but a. the
case l. very light. did not imagine u to
be smallpox. and . doctor Wa NOT called
Till yesterday afternoon. Then It vss
only done on complaint Of . nsighbor
Who reported Il smallpox. A. ws
the eass in Gold Hill. whom smallpox
arst appeared here. . number OF people
we're exposed before the nature OF the
lady's illnssa We known. She u 81.
most eonulseesnt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-21
4 German Sender for Conkling

4 German Send.0f for Conkling'
New Yoax, May 21.-Ths German
Republican Central COMMITTEES tonight
passed . resolution Of oonsratulssion to
the people Of this State, and especially
TO the German Republicans. that In the
long.oontinusd struggle forced upon the
President by Senators Conkling and
Plat President Garasld had gained q
complete and emphatic victory; also ten.
dsring the thanks OF the German Rspub-
Leans to the ex.Ssnators for resigning.
and also to the United States Senate for
confirming Robertson with 30 great
unanimity, aud asking the Legislature
not to r~s.slsot ConklinR and Plat. A
letter was received from President Gar.
field expressing thanks for the action Of
the sommittss In approving his course In
the matter OF the New York appoint
ments.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-21
Conkling and Plat Denounced.

NEW Yoax. May 2i.-Ths Sixteenth
Assembly District Republican Club met
last night. The Chairman offered . set
OF resolutions commencing the nomina-
tons sent by President Garfield 10 the
Senate and oondsmning the action OF
Senators Conkling and Plat In resign
ing their seats % oowsrdly and traitor.
Gus 10 the Republican party. The rsso.
lutions were unanimously adopted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-21
Senators Leaving Washington-Dis'
appointed 0flce Seekers. Z.

WARRINGTON, May zl.-many OF tns
Senators are preparing to leave Wash.
ipRtop, and tomorrow's trains will carry
away . crowd Of disappointed Office
seekers who have been lingering here
sinoe the 4th OF March In the hope Of
receiving what they call proper rsooeni.
ton for their services In the last cam.
paiQn. Il 10 worthy Of mention that the
Gorham. Riddlsbergsr sontest, over which
10 much noise was made during the
early days Of the session, was not even
referred TO after the Senate took mp the
legitimate work Of the session. 9orhsm
and Riddlsbsresr not only failed to
secure the places for which they were
nominated. but II 10 likely that st the
ns1t session they will be ignored BY the
Republican caucus. and other persons
will be named for Secretary and Ser
Qsant-at.Arms.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-21
telegraph Injunction.

NEW Yoax. May 2l.-Attorney Gen.
sral Hamilton Ward has obtained . TEN.
porary injunction restraining the Metro.
politan Telegraph Company from erect.
Ing poles or strong wires on Twenty.hrss
street from Fifth to Sixth avenues.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-21
Tho Star Route RascalIies.

NEW YoiK, May 2l.-1t 10 understood
that the investigation Of Star route ras-
%oslitiss has been 90 successfully prose-
cutsd BY the P~ostofics Department
officials that Q number Of important
arrests will be made in . few days, In.
oluding. It 10 said, some Of the principal
actors In the notorious steal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-21

Conkling Rvacuates Warrington.
wAsznorox. May a. Ex-senator
Conklipg has gone with all his elects.
even To his books, and announces that
hs dses not expect to return.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-21
Desperate Fight With outlaws.
SAN ANTONIO, Nav 2l,-A desperate

sIs ANTONIO, May 2l.-A desperate
battle occurred on Tuesday. near Fort
Ewell, between seven State Rangers and
thirty outlaws. engaged In stealing horses
aud cattle and running them across the
Rio Grands. One soldier was killed.
The outlaws were routed and two oap-
tursd. The citizens have organized and
gone after the despsrsdoss and will deal
out summary justice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-21
a,,,v.,s ar. ner.sse

Us ciapp. N Sexton. J Murray. D o
Mills Jr. @ T Terry. E H Wiley. Mrs. Z
Niles, II H vsuvs. Mrs. h p Miller. Mrs.
W Greer. Miss G Smart. Miss Sullivan.
A Eilers, J Zimmerman and wife.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-21

The Imprisoned Miners Rescued.
DrADwoop, D. T., May 2l.-Ths nine
men imprisoned BY the cave In the
Golden Terra mine we're rescued safely
at 2 p. n. yesterday, having bssn there
sincs 2 o'clock the previous evening.
None Of them were injured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-21
Grant Coming Home.

WARRINGTON. Nay 2i.-It IL reported
here ON what seems good authority that
Grant left Mexico for home q soon %
be heard OF the resignation Of the New
York Senators.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-21

DEPARTURES Lass ss
Jw Roberts. I G Green. Mrs b Norris
Jake Norris. A p Woodward. b VIII
Der. Mrs I Hoskin. Mrs J Savage. Hugh
Trsmbsth.