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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-05-28

Apples at C. H. webb's. ma4r5t
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-05-28

They weld; that's, all eruptive com-
plants do, TO GLENN's SULPHUR
SOAR.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-05-28

A No. / butter ut C. II. Webb's
m2S-tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-05-28

Agent for Wilson Brothers shirts
Leave your measure at Melander's, the
halter. m15-tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-05-28

Fresh fruits at webb's.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-05-28

~ Big Bufgains
Can be got in Shoes this week ct
m22-6t o. +. CowHICK's.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-05-28

Denver: The man killed at I.eadville
yesterday ~ Fitzpatrick vas Julius
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-05-28
BALED HAY

For sale cheap at
d17-tf J. S. TAYLOR
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-05-28

Divorces are not quite SO readily OBJ.
tanned in this territory as formerly, at
least in the first judicial district, where
Judge sener presides. Mr.. NJ. A,Ar.
mold suggested to the Judge yesterday
that he ought to get married, after
which his views in regard to what con.
%stitutes a ground Of divorce might be
materially modified.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-05-28

n25 If
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22
The nay We Celebrate.

Eprroa NKws: I am glad to 80 that
our patriotic nsishbors up si Virginia
have really concluded to have . local
celebration Of the glorious Fourth. The
sntsrprising merchant princes and fss.
tive saloon keepers, with . oommsndsbls
ere to business. wish to keep the people
and money at home and attract their pa
trous and friends from abroad. Now let
me suReest that In order to do this most
.Y.o,u.lly they give . grand bsrbeeus.
and invite al their friends and nsiahbors
to participate free OF charge. We all
remember that Gold Hill did % last year.
We had all the usual patriotic exercises.
music, dancing. etc. bssidss; and our
usiahbors from Virginia and slss~h here
nobly responded to the invitation to
come, eat, drink and b merry. And oil
that vs did without ' asking for one
cant In the wsy Of outside aid. Yes. and
ne could do the same thing again, now
u We saw At. Virginia surely oan DO -
veil q Gold Hill. Let them follow our
example and do the handsome thing.
They can sven charter an excursion train
to bring up the Csrson people free OF
charge. There would be some style
about Il, add Virginia would get all OF
her money back and more too. ! onrr
thsss suggestions hoping they will prove
OF practical value. CoIuNSus.
0oIp HIlL. June ~, 1881.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22
Asviss o..

About 2p. II. today Capt. Asa A. stod-
dsrd, we'll known for yssrs to svsry man.
woman and child In Gold Hill. took his
departure with al bis household goods
and worldly Effects for walia Wslla.
Washington Territory. Hs Was . pio-
n.sr Of Californis. and Of Nsvads, and
NOW moves onward toward another from.
tier, whore he proposes to settle down
and plant Wins and &c tres. hoping
they will grow and shade his dssatn.
ing years properly. He did not
no alone. His lady accompanied him,
slso John Westlsks and William Smith
Of Gold Hill. The outfit consisted OF
two covered wagons, drawn by . stout
span OF horses each, m extra horse led
behind, and = big dog. They take along
plenty OF beans and things, and will
make their nrst osmpina place st Rsno
tonight. Il will b Ave or six weeks
before they reach thsir destination.
And they have the best wishss Of 9
large number Of warm friends for thst'
% cosss In svssy respect.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22
FOREIGN DISPATCHES
The Irish Laad Bill In Parliament
Bishop Ncrabs and the League
-Stevens, O'Donnvan R0ssl etal


-Irelandb troubles Generally.
New Yolx. June 2l.-A World Lon
don special ssys: Mr.. Psrnsll and bis
friends In the House continue to help
the government With The Lend bill, and
their assistance. With that OF Shaw. the
member for Cork. and Russell. the mem.
Der for Dundslk. 10 Of u little value.
The League executive at Dublin has
virtually ceased to exist. M. s,xton.
". p, remains In charge. bot no meet.
ines are being held and sngas' msnta OF
paid orators have been cancelled. The
sxtfsms sgiators are greatly ineensed st
Archbishop MoCsbs's terrific Onslaught
on the Lsssus; bus their Efforts 10 over.
throw his iudu-nes with the people are
vain and foolish. The breach bstwssn
the extreme snd LEAGUE aeitstors u
widening every day. The former. Who
are mostly Fsnisns and believers 10 the
doctrine OF dynamite. have lost their
erip. and their appeals to the p-assntry
70 take up arms are denounced On every
hand By the clergy. Il 10 whispered.
moreover, that some Of the leading Ore.
brands maintain peculiar relations With
the Castle.
Thee rumors have Led to . revival Of
the discussion a. to James Stevens stand.
ine. The New York Fsnisps youeh Tor
Bin. bat some OF hts old eomrsdssin the
troubls Of $3.50 do not hesitst. to cbsrae
him With being Q castle spy. His oil, ged
esesps from Richmond jail In Novsub-r.
1896. vas saId to bare been due to the
ooppiyapes OF the turnkey, and the Cas-
tie offered . reward OF $1,000 for bis re
capture. No one acquainted vi,h the
Irish prison system osn Be- induoed to
belisys that II was Q bona hds escape.
Quiniin the clerk In the ohief secretary'a
ofdos Who was dismissed for ''blsbbing"
TO Dublin reporters. 10 authority for say
Ing thst Stephens was let out With tho
knowledge spd By the orders Of The tx'
ecutiys. and the information be furn.
ishsd vas us,d ct the trial Of Luby six
days after hs escaped. also at the trial Of
John o'Lesry and 0'Dopovsn Rossa a
same special commission. Nssle VA
the only iuformeF who appeared In the
witness boz, but Quiu 10 says Stephens
was In close communication With the
Grown ofnoers and that NJ. Bert, ID.
prisoners' counsel. more than suspected
- much.
Be that % Il may. the people . jusl
now very dis,rustiul OF the advocates Of
force, and Stephens trsaobefy 10 quoted
BY the clergy In Dublin ~ o reason
Why the pssssntfy should bave nothing
to do With the professional patriots. A
todsy's meeting Of The League Mr..
Sexton admitted almost In - many
words that the organisation was on the
verge Of bankruptcy. and made q
strong appeal for funds TO tbs
Irish In the United States. Other
speakers s.id that the League should
disown connection with the ''skiimieh.
srs," and that the Irish 10 America
should BE- ssksd not to alive their money
70 the "skirmishins Fund" Altoasthsr
the League s~eiistors under Psrnrll and
the 'forcs'' party which has Ito head.
quarters IN New York are 40 completely
ss sizes and ssvsns that combined action
in future sppssrs 10 b ont Of the auss'
ton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22
WESTERN DISPATCHES
Tho San Yrspeiseo fiehborns.

sAx Francisco. June a2.-In oonnse'
ton with the case Of the Tiohborns
claimant, now attracting attention here.
Q point has arisen which would seem "a
60 fer In support Of the olsimans's pre-
tensions. Tiohborns states that he came
to the United States after his visit 10
South America, following bis departure
from England. and married In Brooklyn.
New York. This 10 altogether o. VAR.
snos with any Of the disclosures made
during the trial In England, and 10, In
fact, . new presentation Of the matter.
Now comes Q gentleman, . mining en-.
ains.r, well known In this city. who says
that hs was well ~sequsinted with Tieh.
borne 10 his youthful days In England,
and that subsequently, hs met him 10
New York about the time Of his mar.
riaes. This. Il will b remembered. vss
macy years before the AFFAIR came into
prominence BY virtua Of the claim raised
b. Arthur Arton. The gsptls@sn says
II this 10 the real Tiohborns hs will b
able to recognise him. Hs will updoubt'
sdly b given 81 opportunity 70 do % on
the return Of Tehborns TO the city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22
Aner.... l.s.r..i ssssiss.

sAs PaAxcisoo. June ~ ,. NJ
Sierra Nevada, 14k. IAN, i&%, 1Ak;
Utah. nk, liz; Andes. . Is; Gould Z
Curry. IN. 2; Con. Virginia. . Is. . 20;
Julia. 500. lse; Union Con. IN, lat;
Grown Point. q 90. . IS; Potosi. sss.
. so; Albion. . 90. 8 ss; Union. laa;
Sierra Nevada, IAN; ophir. ~. "
Mexican. III, II; Orc. CSC. Toe; NJ Dis
bio. 81; Savage. . s.; Eureka Con. u;
ovsrman. I 40; Northern Belle. tn; Tel
Low jacket. 81; Day. N; Belchsr. . 30.
81; California. I 90. I s3.l*; Silver Hill
$50; Imperid. 2oc; Benton. Csc; Union.
Ia; California, 1 90; opbir. ~; chollar
. 90; Eureka Con. "a; Orc. CSC.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22
ASSESSMENTS.

AIpha Css.-Si per share ! isvisd Jsas
% ; dslinq tent ju ) -; 'a's day AuGzss u.
i..i:S r jan. !; i:iisas:s; ii; a: d;
Augsss6
nsu,os-so cents. lsvisd Nay - dslin-
qasnt Jane n sale day jul, II.
nsassu Ces -as osnts Per shars ; hyted
Nay II; dsiineusn' Juasas; sale DAY jay
n.
asis 4 Hsrersss-st>csnts per shsrs; lsv.
led Nay 10; dsitqusat June IL; sale dAy
Juye.
eilyer HILLS oents per share: levied Nay
1, delinquent June 10; sals day June -.
YsIlsw Jsshes-St per share; lsyisd nay
o; ~dsllnqusat Jane III sale dsy jay
Lssd or Lsras-is cents per share: lsvifd
April ~ dsiinqusnt Nay u; sale eay
Jnns -.
yulis S,ss.-so esnts per shsfs, isvisd April
n, delinquent June Z; sale DAY jane y.
Ca,eas.is-ss cents ps,shsrs; lsvisd Nay .;
dsiinqusnt Jane Z; Sals day June ".
Ksssuek 50 cents Per shsset levied kay u
dsiinqusst June q, sale day June y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22
s.rshardt and Her Son.


SooroNSHto 3ses
When the Amsriqus. With Mile. Bsrs.
hardt sbosrd. was near the port Of
Havrs. . fortnight ago, . large tug boss
vas sseu coming out. with . score or
more Of persons on deck. Amons them
Wa Bssnhardt's con. xaurics. who 10
described - 90 agreeable young fellow.
Of pleasant appearance. and dress'd In
saessdinsly good taste. His mother was
expecting 10 see hiw, and eagerly sur.
vsysd the approaching tug to catch .
alimpss OF him from among the thfoug.
When her eyes fell upon him her actions
we're said 70 havs sssn i~pdsssrtbabls.
..shs trsmblsd." writes su eyewitness,
.'turusd palsr than ever. cried. Waived
her arms, ran from . part OF the vss
eel to smother. shouted out bis Mans
again and sgslp. and would, 10 all prob.
ability, havs spraps into the sss he'd
not the s~vsr.faithful Claude been b 10
psstrns her. Finally the two boats were
lsshed together. and the son vss soon
folded In his mothers arms. i Wa .
tsushins sight. No setiDg how"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22

sAS FRANCISCO. June 27-s ,. H.
Union. l2k sales; Savage. 8 90 salss;
Ophir. ~ bid; Yellow Jacket, ~ sales;
Mexican. iik bid. III asked. liz sales;
Union. i2h bid. la asksd. Ia sales;
Sierra Nevada. Ia sales; aould& Curry
z bid. IN ssksd; Utah. liz bid; cslifor'
MA, ~ bid. 1 IS asked; Potosi. Q 80 bidl
BsstkBslehsr. 10 bid. iSh asked. Il salss;
Con. Virginia. IS bid. . 10 asked; Albion
. % bid; Sierra New. it<; Grown p AZ;
Yellow Jacket. 81 sales; Grown Point.
2 IS; Savage. 81 bid; Benton. ESQ bid; Alta
Z % bid; Bullion. I 20 Gales; choliar. . %
bid; Union. i2S sales; Hale 4 Nororo's.
4 90 bid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22
ssiis al ssss 10 sssshs.

Wood and coal 10 no. 10 much dsnsad
this Ans weather. bat al that ID pur.
chased In. Gold Hill 10 procured Of
Thomas Gallagher, whose ONCE 10 near
the railroad depot. Mr.. Gallagher hss
fsir shars Of Virginia patronage. for
he siyss sood measure and full weight
ali The time. Read his advertisement
uudsr s.Nev Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22
"lo" InproyiaI.
E.r.la Lsslr. J.ns II.

The shoshonss are gradually falling
into the line OF civilization, and the Wild
man Of the ssgsbrush forest 10 slowly
imbibipg . spirit OF improvement. Zee.
tsrdsy Ne observed two OF the stalwas'
braves driving up the street In . riotssy
old wagon. to which were attached :
ssrawpy pair OF broushos, eaparisoned
With Q patched up harness OF old strsp'
and bailing ropes. Upon Interrogation
We were informed BY the tawny Jshu Of
ths riy that himself and psrtns. owned
the outfit, and we're engaged 10 hauling
and selling wood. They appeared very
sslf.importsnt over their unusual posses
sions, and considering the fact that thet'
wood costs them nothing, and they sass'
brush. their team, they ought 70 % !
fair vay 70 make Q bonapss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22
Asyshiss Ssr . Chasgs.

The shooting teams st the Turner
picnic are to uss what u taown - the
Massachusetts, target. Tie Nsssshu'
ss.ts target differs fros he orssdmoor
target heretofore used only In the points
that can be scored. IL b neither larger
nor smaller, bat 10 divided BY hnss, and
points can b scored from three 70
tvslvs-ths latter . bullssys. Il 70 Of
the ssms pattern % In use In shooting
galleries. and has been adopted only fol
. novelty. The teams are TO eonssss Of
tvanty men,,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22

Certain interested individuals ct Viz.
einia City are sndssvorips to get up .
Fourth Of July celebration. to BE- held
there exclusively, Of course. Yet they
have appointed some Of the finapea
Commiisss 10 collect funds In Gold Hill.
Why don's they collect In Carson, slsof
When Gold Hill gets up celebration
shs invites Ill her nsishbors 10 partial.
pate free Of charge. and foots al the
bills hsrself. A communication from
ons Of our citizens on this subject. pub
Hshsd elsewhere, today, shows up the
the points about right. and ofsss some
praeioal susesstions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22

OF the Sos usually appropriated by
The town Of Gold Hill to Ito Fire Depart
mont. Liberty Company No. ] r.oei,ed
&c. Yellow jacket No. 2 $40. md Lin'
eoln No. 8 $40. The name amounts are
nov asksd Of the County commissionsFs'
From the bills before the County Com
.mi,siopsrs last evening. It appears ths'
ma new management q the County
TosnItai has already discharged oil who
~, employed there By the fornss o.
ninistrstion.
TIE omes Of Superintendent Of sehee'a
,Asa tAs Aasst carpet Of any ron n t1 !.
,OsnrSs6ouss. Boohsr has 70 ss,ss"
"a ths County oennisdsass'' NV"
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s..li . carr, ..s s.'s . ss''s's

s,sliA Cursy ssA Dsss = Dslshss
shas1. .
The shaft has reached . depth OF
soos feet and Il being driven steadily
downward. Il 10 In . formation Of
prsssnt OF rather interesting vein ms
tsrisl, which gives promise OF something
batter than barren quarts.
Css. lapsriai.
Since the draining OF the water By the
Yellow jacket the mine has cooled Oh
considerably. Operations for the present
are confined TO the 2000 level. where
rspairs are being made. Below that
point Il 10 too hot to work to advantage.
Consolidated virgssss.
The south drift on the 2S00 level 10
being cleaned out preparatory to re-
stunning operations Of that point. South
diff No. 9 on the $500 level Va. o..
tended IS feet the past week. The joint
work 10 reported under the Californis
heading.
New WsIlsHsvgs
The mine has been dfainsd. bat the bot.
tom Of the shaft was foundto contain 20
much debris that Il will take oopsider-
able time to remove Il. thus delaying the
oommsnesmsnt Of dnkins for ss least .
week.
0vsroaa.
The north drift On the $500 level
has made it, usual progress the past
week, and h now In q total distance
Of. 787 feet. The DRIFT, owing to tbs
nature Of the ground. has TO b I'm
bsrsd.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ssen.
One OF the cir chambers has arrived
and been put In place. The other Il sx-
psotsd tomorrow. The management are
In NO hurry 10 start up. being very dssir-
Gus Of making . success Of Il this time.
Usiss shan.
Are sasing shaft timbsrs. The station
on the 2700 level 10 about completed.
When finished Q drift will b run east
from that point into new ground.
Ksssaek.
The guides In the shaft will be In for
q distance Of 100 feet tonight. This
work will be finished and the shaft In
working order By Monday.
No work d st present being done. but
u IL hoped BY the management that
operations will Be resumed thsrs on the
drst OF mart month.
Ala.
The rock In the bottom Of the shaft
continues very hard. yet . set Of aubsrs
per day II made In sinkins. The shsft
Il 2oss feet dep.
Crswn Pein.
Are doing the usual work and extract.
Ing about 30 Toni OF low. grade ore daily.
which gives assays Of Sls and ia to
the ton.
Not much d being done save the q.
tracing Of low.ersds ore. which amounts
to about So tons daily and assays $l4
per ton.
The surface work 10 expected to b
completed BY the Let Of July. AL pos
sibls haste q made to that end.
Calsdonia-
Some needed repairs on the 1900 level
have been made. The pumps are run
about l0H hours per day.
Fermas Bhan.
The shaft IL sunk at the rate OF % feet
Per week. Its total depth Il about 1899
feet today.
New Yerk.
The pumps are run - usual and the
mine kept In good repair.
SAVAGE.
Work will not b resumed for some
time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22
laksly - ssssvsr.

Alsx. aoystts. the oansdian-1 french
man Who did suoh murdsrous shooting
ysstsrday morning. u likely 70 recover
from the Effects Of the wound whieh b
socIdentally indicted upon hinssli. BE
d resting easily today.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22
Aaasai nspsrs IF ,hs Aipss ossssi'
iaassd nisiss Csmpasy.

: At the annual meeting Of the Alpha
Consolidated. held Monday Of the Com
pany's ofass In Nevada Block. Ban Fran
cisco, %. $50 shares Of the capital stock
were represented. The ssorstsfy ~
ported the total disbursements for the
year 70 have been $50. s65 sS; on hand
st date OF last annual meeting. balances
Of assessment No. ~ collected. $26S0;
assessment No. IS. $50 900; total 70.
oeipts, SS5. e7S IS; present Ind rbtsdnsss
Sl6,la0 90. A. O. Hamilton VA elected
Superintendent and William Willis. Bee.
rotary. The old Trustees, consisting Of
John W. Coleman (President). O. y.
Weller Vice Presidency. J. D. Russell.
Joseph CLARK. and J. 8. Wall. were re-
elected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22

a nest wsissos sAaitise 10 u
choice sAinrs thss stock. . isrdse v "Aae
Yupeh.~ In e~eppoasats sFs fsn. M erenay
Of 30. I quality. tropis fruiss sad sfsaulasd
sss.,; y is ,s z t 81 =, ~, sS ~ ~ 10 q
is1Ns6s. tod b. I'll oruesfs, Wlne Mo-
eSants sna prselistA Ttads sepDnsa p
Hsahasas . 1airtsea. Aosess ~ ~ ksefes
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22
y...1ry a.1 HasAi.s wssks.

Andrew Fraser. Of the Reno Foundry
and Machine Works, Reno. Fsvsds,
Turns none bat excellent work out Of his
chops. Hs 10 . practical foupdryman
himself and thoroughly understands his
busnsss. Bee his advertisement under
s.Nsv Today. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22
lPrested.

SHASTA. June aa.-Psul D'prsy was
arrested yesterday In eonnsstioa With
the destruction Of conklinR's store ct
Ceutsrvills. Dspray Il an old eitissn Of
Shasta county. and was formerly owner
Of the property destroyed. Conkhng's
sondihen 10 mush Improved.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22
.,,,,.,. rus n.r.s.s.

II p Phillips. G withsrsll. J W Swift
J Blake. xn Hayden. Edward Bowler.
W = Mcneil and wife. Miss Watkins
rs willard. Trsssis Walsh. Mrs. O Rossn'
brock and daughter. J K Brown and
family. Mrs D z Mccarthy. D O Robinson.
Charles Kelly and Mrs osbisson and
DAUGHTER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22

o,p.i.nsa whose boards are not Of .
p-lsssi.e shade can remedy The defect y
he use Of Buokinshsm's Dye fos The
Vhisksrs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22

June ssh and 2s.h the Nsadslsoha
oui.sss c,ab. Of Boston. Will appear Il
Pipu's opsss Rouse, Virginia. This
club have ben highly spoken Of b The
pssss gsessally.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22
pspars.rss Last Evsssss.

DEPARTURES LAST Evssass. =.
z p Kssdns. D H Jsekson' osofes
Nahan, W J Hanks. William Bone .
Neponsld. R Andrews. J Laisnssu. ] D
Mitchell. o Gapen. Laura Gordon sssiia
o.msrou, o Rita. Lizzie Robsrts. niss J
Nsynsld. xrs O A numsy'r and In y
Yovlsr and family.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22
ConkuuR's Vote Today.

A1sAx., June ga For successor to
oopklinR - Jacobs 50. Conkling 80.
whsslsr 20. Cornell 30. LsphAm 70,
Rogers I, Bradley l.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22

=. r. osbistou and family arrived on
Tia Oomstock this morning.

r. r. osbistou and family arrived on
the Comstock this morning.
A. O. Hamilton. Hupsfintsndsns OF
the Con. Imperial. 10 st Lake Tahoe
Albert LsoEsy. foreman Of the Over
man, returned from the East this morn
Ing.
". Il. Smith concluded to pay the
Comstock another visit bsfors going 70
Arisona. He came up this morning.
J. Minor Taylor. chief clerk at the
Con. virginia, vent below last evening
Hs expects 10 60 to China for his health
Eug.ns ohaub.rIsin. hurt last satur.
day By falling from the Ksntuek hoistips
works, II esttipg along dnsly. 10 v
very sore from his bruises.
Win Gallagher. son Of oonnissaonsF
Gallagher, Who had bic whist broken
some time ago by jumping Oh . irsisht
train. IL able to use Il . little. 10 VII
soon have the arm out OF . siing.
Chris. James, the veil. known sssaysr.
takes his departure this evening for
California on business connected with
mining. Hs may possibly sxtsnd his
thp to the southern county bsfore -
turning to Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22

The dslinqusas sais Of Ksasaak tatss
plssp tonossew.
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REf08r.
sas ~Srsaasases DsAsa.

LAST EvxxIso.
leo Eureka Con. 50. aak. "a %
TO Belmont. 30. l
90 Northern Belle. IL
100 Manhattan. . 70. ~
100 Grand Priss. 500
1900 Argsnts. lso
$50 Star. $50
$50 Bale Isls. leo
$40 Albion. 3 40. ; ~
500 Wales. / IS
100 Nj. Diablo. . $50, ~
zoo Bechtsi. 1 10. 1 issis
la5 Tioga. 7so. TO slo
go Syndicate. zoe
$50 Blsckhawk. 20c. lse
1000 South Bodis. los
70 Mono. 3
100 South Bulwer. 10
$50 Noonday. I 20. ! -
$50 North MONDAY. 800
90 Tiptop. ~
50 Head Center. I 90
800 Giant and Old Abe. II
Is Silver King. n
30 Bslviders. ESQ
ono a.. az.
wv WV
TINS hohS"o.
log Opbir. II
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$50 Gould 4 Curry. ~. IN. ~
$50 Best q Bslcher. l5k, ISL
7so California. I IS. I 90. ] q
800 Savage, 8 63. 8 10
1855 Con. Virginia. 8 IS. ~, . ~
$50 Chollar. AZ
no Potssi, 8 so, IS
$40 Hale 4 N~orcross. ~. 4 ~. 4 20.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22

Captain Sam Of the Piutss expresses
. willingness to parade the male portion
Of his tribe. stripped to the bon and
painted and fsaihsrsd. Of % . hssd Tor
. Fourth Of Jaly celebration on the
oonstosk.
Il cost $500 to take the esusus Of tbs
Vlrainis school children and 500 70 do
the ssms work In Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22
/fHR COMSF0CK.
Ofacial Mining News,


Prsgssss 81 the Crssssass Nc
Chasgs ~ the North Esa-e. q
q. asd y. = 4. shan-C. ~. =.
Pamps-Ysilss Jsekss Drsssss
-o~Jd SAM Aines-Ose kxeraeeea.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22

AL the work carried on In this mine
10 Joint with Mexican and California,
and the particulars Of which VII -
found IN The report Of those mines.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22

The msshiassy = enSssea,6 sspeaEs'
II WI b senplsesd rssAy ies starting
Veek b tAs 1zse d jay.