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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-20
JOHN 6. sHAWHAh. JR.
Arrssssa II . Frsneisoo for Hm'
heRaismsaG

II will be remembered that an indiot'
ment was found BY the last Grand Jury
against John E. shswhan, Jr., . stock.
broker Of Virginia City, who wound up
his business last April in such . manner
a. demanded an Investigation. the result
Of which was an indictment for smb'z.
element. His lawyers here have prom.
issd from time to lime to furnish bonds
for his appearance, but falling to do 20
Sheriff Hanks proceeded 10 San Fran.
cisco, where the eX-broksr 10 at present
residing, and arrested him. with the In.
%tsntion Of bringing the young gentle.
man back to the Comstock and furnish
him with . living free OF charge until
tho next term OF the District court. Mr..
snawhan, however, concluded the sea
breeze was more conducive TO his health
than the light atmosphere OF the Com.
stock, and BY telegraph procured the
signatures OF E. Msndsl and Marx Me-
din, Of Virginia. 10 bis bond, In the
sum Of $500. those gentlemen having
been guaranteed an indemnity bond by
San Francisco parties. Having AKsd
the matter Of bail, John E.. Jr.. will re-
main below until the meeting Of the
District Court.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-20
FATAL ACCIDENT.
A mi.er Loses his Life ~ the Com.
btsasi0n shaft.

Isaac Frook, . miner employed at the
Chollar.N orcross Savage shaft. lost bis
life this morning while performing bis
daily work.
Since the starting Of the hydraulic
pumps ct that mine he has been swf
ploysd q. the 2l0o level in assisting the
engineer to run the pumps. The soci-
den. occurred about / o'clock this morn.
ing. Deceased Was working around the
machinery, whso fsllow.vorkmsn,
who was on the opposite aide OF The
pump gear, requested him to pass over
soms mutton tsllow, which they we're
using around the packing. Instead OF
handing II over the valve connecting the
two pumps at that point. he passed bis
arm under 1t. The valve has . rotary
motion which reversss the stroke OF tho
pump. While Frock's arm was underneath
the pump strvks was reversed and 1t was
caught BY . cam just above the wrist
and his entire arm wal rolled In and
literally crushsd-bones and Assh-to q
sbsp-lsss jelly. Medical aid was sum
monsd and, as the nae appeared to DO
able 10 undergo the operation. the shape.
less mass Was amputat.d ct the shoulder.
While the operation was being performed
be remarked that ut was pretty rough
to no through the remainder OF bis lie
with but one arm" Hs appeared quite
strong then but his nervous system gave
way and be died shortly after 4 o'clock
In consequences Of the shock and loss
blood.
Deceased was Q married man and
leaves q wife and Ave children living 10
Gold Hill. near the Bullion dump. He
was we'll known hsre. and ct M time
occupied the position Of foreman 81 the
New York mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-20
Best Crop 10 the State.
Carson Tribune, July IL.

Carson IrtonHs, July 10.
Col. Mile. OF the Orphans Home. can
boast Of raising the heaviest crop OF oats
ON six acres Of ground that was ever
heard OF In the State OF Nevada. II has
Just been cut in q green state and will
DO kept for forage for the cows Of the 10.
stiiution. At least thirty tons OF feed
will bs realized from the Geld. The
oats average Ave feet In the stalk. and
the grain is a. plentiful % tho hair on q
dog. Mr.. Mills challenges the farming
population to show as much to the acre
as he has raised on the held In question.
Night has found the Superintendent oil
the Home irrigstina and daylight has
never overtaksn him In bed during the
growth OF the grain. A barn. sky BY
p~inety.two 10 In course OF erection atths
Home. and all the necessary sheds fol
the COWS and calves have been built.
Blk hundred feet OF redwood pipes have
BEEN made at the V. 4 T. carpenter
shops, which will Immediately be used
for complete sewerage for the Home
We are pleased to state that everything
about the Orphans Home looks In ex.
oellspt condition and evidences the fact,
at least that . working man 10 In charge.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-20
FOREIGN DISPATCHES
Irish s~kirmhbsr-ssvere Penal
ties for Explosive 0perstions-
Mr. Torater'A Uncomfortable

Irish Skirmisber-Severe Penal
ties for Explosive Operations
Mr.. Forster's Uncomfortable
Situation.
New Yoax. July 2o.-A Worlds Lon
don special Of yesterday says; Although
the skirmishsrs have been quiet sinee
the affair. OF Liverpool Town Hall. the
police Of Liverpool. Chester. Birmins'
ham. Manchester. Sheffield. Glasgow
and other osntsrs where there 10 . large
Irish population keep . visilant eye on
the movements Of those known 10 be
connected with Fsnisnism.
The law relating to outrsgss BY sxPlo'
sion IL much more severe than 10 COM
monty supposed. By the Act Of "a and
rs, VIC, chapter 81. under which the
Liverpool prisoners will DO indicted, they
may By sent into penal ssrvituds. either
for lie or for fourteen years, according
% they are found guilty OF n or two
crimes, which IL defined BY s.atuts every
whore by explosion OF gunpowdsr or
other explosive which throws down or
damsses the whole or any part Of any
dwelling house. any person being there
10. or Of any building. 30 - to endsngsr
the life OF any person, DO sentenced to
penal servitude for life.
Again, every one who places or throws
into. upon. under. against or near any
building, ship or vessel any euppovdsr
or other explosive substance with intent
to destroy or damage any such building,
ship or vessel. or any engine. msehin-
cry, working tools, fixtures or goods.
whether or not the explosion takes
place, and whether or not any damage
IL caused. may be sentenced to penal
servi,ude for fourteen years. What sen.
tenos the prisoners will be liable to 70.
osivs therefor will depend, assuming
that they are convicted, to the frst or
second Of these crimes. The American
skirmishsrs should make . note Of this.
II death results from such explosion the
skirmisher 10 OF course indicted for muir
der.
Mr.. Forster has had an uncomfortable
time siocs the Coercion Act became .
Law. Every day threatening letters are
rscsived at the Chief Sscrslary's lodge
at the PbonII. and occasionally he gets
one In the House. but these. a. Lord
C~sirlinaford used to say, are the pleasant
perquisites OF Chief Storetarysbip. Gu
Monday . man called ct Forstsr's resi-.
d.ncs, 10 Eoelsston square. and insisted
on seeing him. Mr.. Forster WAS out OF
town, but the man hung about the house
all day and made no secret Of bis inten.
ton to kill the Secretary on sight. Hs
was arrested BY the police. and q letter
which hs had written to Mr.. Forster vss
found on him. bidding the Secretary to
release the Cosrsion ACT prisoners and
resign bis Office. under pain OF death.
This morning the prisoner, Patrick Tai.
fourd Kick. IS years Of age. was ar.
rsisned ct Bow street and rsmsndsd for,
q week. :
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-20
WESTERN DISPATCHES
MiBcellaueOuS

EuaExA. New, July l9.-In the Rich
mond Albion case today the Albion con
cludtd its evidence In rebuttsl at noon,
The afternoon was occupied BY the
Richmond 10 introducing further tssti'
mopy. Nothing OF vital importance
Was developed on either side. The ar
guments will commence tomorrow and
are expected to last two days.
BopIs. Cal. July ls.-Alsx. Larsen,
Q miner. was killed 10 the Bschtsl min,
yesterday morning by falling down ~
ore chute 200 feet. He was buried TO-
day.
PORTLAND. July ia shooting a.
fray ct CROSSWORD, Umatilla county,
between . miner named Swiixer, . store
keeper. and Q school teacher by the
name Of Kinney, took place. Switzsr
opened the Are. shooting Kinney through
the eye and cheek. and reosivinR 10 turn
Q ball In the neck. Kinney will prob.
ably die. The trouble arose out OF q
desire Of Kinney. who has borne . good
Population. to marry Switxsr's daughter,
I vIcroRrA, July ia miner from
Takou gives Q glowing sccount Of quart,
mines there. Several claims had changed
hands at large figures. The dieeipRs
are believed to BE- very extensive. and
proapectors report new discoveries daily.
Mr.. Cornwall. the new Lieutenant.
Go~ysrnor, will be sworn In tomorrow.
A steamer from Cssssir mines brings
S22, 900 In treasure. The Chinese hold
the best claims In the district and are
making money.
A dispatch from Nsnimo this morning
reports thu Sitka mail steamer Caliior'
mia In port with burst cylinder and q
broken connecting rod. She will b
worked down 10 Victoria with ons On.
ains. She did not reach Sitks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-20
Lake b Nes Bisisr.

The Enterprise. . Republican journal.
calls Lake Tahoe Lake Bi9lr. It may
DO we'll enough for fossilized Democrats.
formerly from Cslifornis, who used to
rank John Bisl.r With General Jackson.
to misnsms the beautiful lake. but for
the intelligent local Of the Enterprise to
do 20 10 passing strange. Around Lake
Tahoe. ct the various hotels. may bs
seen . great number Of msps Of the
country surrounding the lake. published
by authority Of the Uuitsd States gov.
eminent. on each Of which the lake 70.
isrrsd to 10 officially given a. Lake
Tahoe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-20
An.r.,.. I.fsr~ai sessiss.

sAS TAAScisco. July 40 p. NJ
Yellow Jacket. 4 20. 4 Is; Bedding. Zoe;
Day. 2 IS. AZ; Albion. 3 IS. 3 60; Grown
Point. I IS; Orc. 100. CSC; Mt. Diablo. 9;
Northern Belle. TN albion sk; Holmes.
coo; Gould 4 Curry. ~. 4 s.. 4 50;
Alta, 4 0s 4; Savage. Az; Grown Point.
l "; ophir, 81; Potosi. 2 IS; Bodis Tun.
mel. 5; ovsrmsu. l o3. l 10; Best 4 Bel.
cher. Oh. Oh; Union Con. 3; Belehsr.
2 %; Mexican. 81. Z; Sierra Nevada. ~
s.; Con. Virginia. I 80. N sio; Hale 4
Norsross 3 10; Bullion. eec; Best 4 Bel
cher. sk: Albion. 8 Is; Silver King.2ok;
Benton. I os; California, 7so; Utah. Q;
Bodis. sk; E NJ Disblo. 2oe; Confidence
81; E1cheqasr Csc. C~slifornis. 7so; Vel.
Low Jacket. Z 40; Tiptop. 4 90; Bedding.
lee; Mono, ..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-20
Albion. Richmond-fhe Case Prop.
erly Stated.

EulExA, New. July ls.-Ths present
Albion.R Richmond case. so sllsd. 10 con.
Quoted In the name Of Bose ". Rich.
mond Co., and involves the title 10 the
Uncle Sam claim. which The Albion pur.
chased from Bose. The Albion moved
for leave to intervene. which was denied.
Yesterday the Court decided that the
plesdipgs In an action TO quiet title.
such % In this case. would sntitls Bose
to introduce any testimony - to the
validity Of the Richmond patent. and
that In this action only the right Of pos.
session to the ground In dispute and no
trust could bs considered. The Court
indicated that II would receive tsstimo.
ny 10 the above extent q 10 the validity
OF the Richmond patent. The case In
progress will DO finished In two or three
DAYS,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-20
Height OF Passes.
Rodis Era nrsss.

The Reno Gasstis says that Mr.. Dsvi,
who was nrst President Of the Nsvads
and Oregon. claims that he 10 going to
build the Oakland and Bodie road.
which was recently surveyed. BE says
hs gets over the road at . hight Of $3.50
feet, aud comes in north Of Mono Lake.
near Bodis. Hs claims that bis road
will be Gvuld's western connection. but
that 10 not believed generally. a. Gould's
road will be . standard gauge. Mr..
Gould must bs In error y to the hight
Of the pass through which be purposes
running across the Sierra, as there 10 NO
pass % low a. $3.50 feet. The souors
pass 10 over 5000 feet, and the pass d
Bloody Canyon 10 still higher. Bodis
itself IL $500 feet, aud Andy Aliens
hotel In the valley at Bridgeport 10 1856
fat.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-20
A New Departure.
Carson Appeal.

Theatrical managers are just reslif'
Ing that there 10 big money In securing
newspaper reporters a. advance agents.
A Newspaper men with . show can al.
ways count on having the press stand 10.
BE can get . column notice with . nod
or wink where an inexperienced agent
would be compelled to pay $50 for the
same service. His money spent for I'd.
vsr,ising goes twice a. far. and II he 10
known to the profession be can keep
the public ON the tip toe Of expectation
ovrr the coming Of his company. In
the East the newspapers are beginning
to lose their writer's. The papers pay
$50 Q week for reporters and the thrat.
real managers $50. No wonder the
journalists are running Oh with the
shows,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-20
"oIp VIRGINIA."
-. rr.. name lb....sr T..i.srs.

From the Enterprise Of this morning We
copy the following a. matter Of interest
to all old.dmsrs. and everybody inter-
e,tsd In the early history Of the Com.
stock:
The following letter VA received yes.
wnrrxLD, KS, July IL. 1881.
Dear Sir: I had Q father Who left
home in lS49. and went to California,
hunting for gold; the eIae. place I can
not tell. Ny mother received . letter
from him Q short time after he left, and
vs have heard nothing from him since.
I am his SON and was nothing but . babe
4 few months old when be left homo.
At that time We lived In Peru. Indiana.
Nv fathers name Wa Ebsnsssr Feni.
more. Any Information % to his whore.
sbouts, whether be bs dead or alive, will
be paid for. d. B. FrsrNoal.
The man inquired for wa we'll known
here In the early days OF the Comstock.
being no other than "0ld Virginia"
who gave his name TO his city. Al.
though called "Fsnny." OF "Finuy."
Il wss Q mere nickname. and hs was gen.
orally 20 called at his homo In Indiana;
very few persons giving his full name OF
Fsnimors.
Postmaster Addison. who halls from
Peru, Johanna. knew him we'll. He
was q tailor by trade and had . shop In
Peru. In which he worked several Jour.
usymsn. There be was called Ed.
Finpy." John Atehison and wife. who
formerly lived rear Dayton, were from
Peru, Indiana. and knew Fsnimors. In
some OF the early numbers OF the Enter
prise Old Virginia" was called "Fsni-
more"
He was . native OF the State Of Wiz.
Rinia, and being 10 the habit OF talking
. great deal about his native stste-"Old
virRinia"-hs was given the nickname
BY which he was best known on the
Comstock. II 10 supposed that be gave
himself the name Of Jim" or James
for the reason. perhaps. that he did not
like the name OF Ebentxer.
Although be wal not the discovered OF
silver here, be was the locator OF the
frst quartz claim on what is now known
a. the Comstook. This was what 10
known a. the Virginia ledge. the old
back ledge. being the back lins OF crop.
pings Of tho Comstock. he also had
mining interests 10 Gold Hill. oil Of
which no sold for IN old horse, . revolt
YER and Q small amount Of money.
Hs was thrown from . horse ct Day.
ton in 1861 and 10 injured that he lived
but Q short time. His grave 10 near the
town OF Dayton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-20
As,aehm..s for Riches.

Coleman Brothers. merchants Of Ban
Francisco. yesterday Aled an attachment
against the Rich Brothers Of Virginia.
The document alleges an Indebtedness
10 the plaintiffs Of ses4o. the same be.
ing q book account for clothing furnish.
ed. THIS makes the third suit begun
against the Rich Bros. OF the other
two, enc 10 BY n. Friedman for 4944 e5.
aud the other by Jonas Pinsohowsr 4
Bro. for $500; making . total amount
asked for BY creditors up to date Of
SIS. 584 IS. An invoice Of the fixtures
and stock VA taken yesterday and their
value placed G $587l. which leaves
$77ls IS for some Of the creditors to
whistle for. Deputy Sheriff Harper II
In charge Of the premises.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-20
Chi.sss H~ishbisdsrs.

Lee Williams, . native Of the East
Indies, last evening made complaint b.
fore Justice Hires Of Virginia that be
had been robbed by three Cinnamon. I,
appears he had too much tansls.lss
aboard st the time the robbery occurred
and was In Chinatown around the gam.
bling dens and that on coming out OF
on. DO was set upon BY three eslsstsls
Who knocked him down and took from
him his watch and chain and what other
ysluablss be was possessed of.in the most
approved orscksmen style. A warrant
Wa issued for the arrest Of the robbers,
ons Of whom has b.sn apprshsndsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-20

Jsnss Riddle, charged with drawing .
deadly weapon on 8. B. collysr on the
Night Of July 8, vas discharged from
custody on motion OF the Assistant Dis.
tsies Attorney when his case came M for
tsial before Justice Henderson Of Viz.
sinia.
John Van Brsnmu,h died at the
County Hospital yesterday. Deceased
had been q bsrkeeper In Virginia and q
too liberal indulgence In drink vas the
cause Of his death.
Arshsrs viii ind . change in the Gale.
DOMAIN advertisement In this issue OF the
Nsvs regarding the prize offered ey the
dub fer them ct their coming picnic.
Hen. =. n. Dsesstt passed onsha
ysseaday q noe. On his way hems.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-20
A wild Cat Asks Pity.
Bono Ga1stts, JAY 10.

Quite Q crowd walked out near The
foundry. Drawing the danger OF . san
stroke yesterday, 10 order to zee MAI
Rheims wild cat turned loose. Foul
dogs were taken along to entertain th'
cat. When turned loose the dogs 70
fused to Join issue. The cat saw thai
she was the victim OF . conspiracy and
apaily crrpt to the feet OF Q Humboldt
man, who declared after stroking the
wild beast that be would take 1t home
Two small boys were engaged TO put the
animal back In it, cage, and they sus'
oeedsd In choking It to d.ath.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-20
Esssrsiss o. Ordiss.ss On Hses

@. E. King. living 10 the First Ward.
Virginia. made complaint before Justice
Hires Of Virginia. that Robert Fannon.
one his nsiehbors. was violating an ordi.
nance In maintaining . hog.pen within
the limits Of the city. and be asksd tha,
the ordinance b enforced In that par.
ticular instance ct least. Fsnnon, on
appearing In Court, pleaded guilty and
was given forty-sisht hours to sbsts the
nuisance asd remove the hogs beyond
The stty Limits.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-20
Dsssisssy.

Parties having work for . dentist will
and no one better qualified 10 serve them
than Dr.. ohspman, whose ofaos 10 st
$50 South O street. Virginia. he 10 .
sure.on-dsntist Of ability and guarantees
s~stisfsotion for oil the work done BY him.
See his card under New Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-20

Ayers Cherry Psctorsl 10 mild and
soothing 10 Its immediate and sppsrsn
effects, and possesses fsr.rsachinR and
powerful healing qualities which Ito per-
sistent use will drmonstrats In any oass
Of coughs, colds. throat or lung troubles
Of any kind.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-20
IPipsr's Opera heass.

jarrett, L Ris.'s superb constellation
Win open at Piper's Opera House. Wiz.
sinis. next Friday night. July 29d. In
shsif highly suecessful musical comedy.
entitled Fun on the Bristol. or Q Night
On Long Island sound" This pises has
had . splendid run In San Francisco. and
viii doubtless draw good houses here.
Reserved seats can now DO secured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-20

Hub Puseh 10 superior to the svsrass
punch brewed on festive sociai occasions. In
10 the msllowest old liquors are blended with
choice fruit juices. Try Il clear or With hot
water, Ice or milk. Bold By al 0rocers. Wine
Merchants and Druggists. Tlds buppisd By
Richards b Hairison, Agents for the Pacific
coast, An Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-20

Arses.d Oil City boy ran after . gem
tlsmsn on Seneca street yesterday. shout.
ing: "say. say, mister, mister, ssy:
you mister, mister man. say. sayr'
"Wsli, What shall I say" replied the
esn,lsman stopping short and looking 81
the excited face OF the youngster. "say
you'll lend me Ave cents" was the quick
response.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-20

Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Remover
10 . universal favorits for restoring gray
hair to It's original color. and making
hair grow out thick.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-20

Mrs.. Mary T. oss has Alsd . declare.
tion Of hsnsssssA with The County b.
eerdsy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-20

GELD H,ii Mises 20 shs Frsss-whss
Ihey Are DsisE- Aers Mes En-
pisyed II Them rhaa ~ Asy
Time u the Pas Tuo Heere-
ore Exsraessd-Ths North Fad
ProspsesinE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-20
Departures i...s Eve.i.g.

" n Chamberlain. J Farrell. JsChwsll.
SI Tracy. u Coleman. J O Haserman.
II D Conis. r A Mcdonald. Jsuilivsn.
Thomas Trsshsll. Mrs. Norris. @ B Nsdae.
" Mcmillan. DE Chamberlain. II Chan
bsrlain. Joseph Moore. o p Keyes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-20
Arrival. rs.s nsr.ssg.

ArrSss -" .ss
Charles Colburn. E B Brown. II B
wslch. . Richardson. W L Cook. Mrs. Z
williams and family. W J Sheridan. J T
Emmsvsr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-20

e9o 4 wsEK: s,s Z s.y ., sS.s 80,
4Co., Augusta. Maine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-20
0rOCK REfOBT.
s~n SvanoasSo DoasA.

a . xvlxus.
Is Eureka Con. 81. sok
ae0 Northern Bale. 10
800 Argsnta. 100
300 Star. l.
$50 Day. AZ
sss Albion. . IS. . TO
20 Nj Diablo. 81
$50 North Belle Isls. 100
$50 Holmes. 60c
Is Bodie. 6k
so Wales. I 10
s1s Beehtel. II I 20 bso. ~ slo. l 10
500 Blaokhsvk. ise.
F. 100 Syndicate. 500
400 Goodshaw. $50
leo Mono. 8 10. 8 os
100 MONDAY. ESQ
$50 North MONDAY. 25s
500 Orc. Toe. ESQ
1850 Bodis Tunnel. 8 40. . is. . 10
90 Martin white. 500
$50 Silver King. 2ok. 2ok. 2ot slo
100 Head Center. 100
THIS MORNING.
$50 Ophir. 81. 8 $50. 8 IS. 8 $50
205 Mexican. e..
los Gould 4 Curry. 4 10. ~
20 Best 4 Belcher. 9
2os California, Toe
$50 Savage. 2 40
go Con. Virginia. l %. IL so
so Chollsr. Q o3
$40 Potosi. 8 20. 2 IS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-20

YeltoW Jeehee-
The east drift on the 5000 level IL run
Il feet per week. and II In . total dis
tsnos today Of ala feet from the shsit.
A slight Aow OF water continues to come
from the drill hole on the 2sOo level but
10 not Sufficient to interfere with work.
The drillipss show vein Porpbyry. A
room a the south header Of the Sutro
tunnel 10 far enough advanced the md
made by Il In the ground OF this MINI
will b looked after.
ODaiR.
The stump Of the east vinre joint With
Mexican has been completed. A station
10 being cut out at the 1900 level OF the
Wine preparatory to starting . DRIFT.
The winss Joint with California from the
$500 level Wa sunk and timb-rsd II feet
the past weak. The formation and nar
tufs Of The around pssssd through ~
naiss The sane - hssstoiers dsssFihsd.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-06-23
Remedy for Cabbage Worms,

From The American Bnsomoloeisi.
OF all the many remedies that have
been tried for the imported cabbage
worm since it Grst began to spread
over the country and To play havoc
with our cabbage fields, few, If any,
have given entire satisfaction. 1t is
safe to say that the most satisfactory
remedy so far discovered Is in The use
Of pyrethrum. We were the first to
apply this in 1879, but did not care
to recommend it until further expert.
ments have been made. These we
have made the present year, and
caused 10 be made by = number Of
our agents and correspondents. The
general experience is most favorable.
and We unbesitatingly recommend 1t
for all The different worms affecting
The leaves Of our cabbage plants.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-06-23

Erery farmer N ms annual experience
dtscouers something of value. Write II and
scnd il 10 tie "Igricuitnrai Editor Of the
DEMOCRAT, Bciicfonte, Pcmn'a," that other
farmers may hare the benefit of IT, Let
Communications be Timely, and BE- sure that
McV are brief and tceH pointed.