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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-27
The Bsnens Of Advertising.

There is no better evidence OF the
possession Of good buainsss tact and
judgment In q business Arm than the
fact that they advertise freely in the
newspapers. Few men have ever suo-
esedsd In business who have not advsr'
tised. Let two firms start In busjAsss
side by side. with equal facilities for
doing business, lot enc advertise In
the daily papers and tbs other remain
silent, and In three years time the
latter firm will have died . natural death
from inanition. while unless some nm.
usual unfortunate circumstance shall
have happened 10 the former firm they
will be prosperous and on the sure read
to wealth. Perhaps no better illustra.
ton Of the principle spunciated IAN b
named than the case Of Banner Brothers,
dealers In ready made clothing. corner
O and Taylor streets, Virginia. Owing
their knowledge and recognition Of the
fact that that to succeed In business
they must be known to the people.
Tar aud wide. Banner Brothers have ad.
vsrtised freely. and as Q natural result
they today stand at the head Of business
houses In their line ON the Pacific coast.
On the other hand. Il may DO said that
the business houses which have opened
here from time to time that failed to ad.
vertiss have gone, nobody knows where,
and oven the very names OF many are
forgotten. Nothing more need DO said.
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SAN FlAScisco. October 27-2 p. ~
Union Con-. i3k; Overman. AZ; Hale i
Norcross. 8; B~uliisn, I 6s; Sierra Nevada,
1874; NJ. Diabls. 6; Caledonia. zoe. lSc;
Scorpion. IN; Ophir. 81. 50; Day. "a;
Mono. ~. 81 sio; Bodis, ca, ca .6t;
Yellow Jacket. . 90. . IS; Orc. ssc; Alta.
4; Bslehsr. ~; Eureka Con-. TN; East
Mt. Diablo. 25s. SOC; savage. . 80; Chol'
lar. 2 es; Alpha. . 90; Imperial. 7oc; Po-
tosi. AZ; Silver Hill. 500 bso; Best b
Bslshsr. IN; Gould 4 Curry. e.; Lady
washington. l5c; Grown Point. 90; Bsld-
ing. 7sc bso. 400; Con. Virginia, : 20;
Northern Belle. IL; Mexican. 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-27

The Lyon Mill and Mining Company
purchases every kind Of milling or
smelling ores to DO found In this section
and pays literally therefor. One case
out OF many Of their generous mode OF
dealing is to be noticed In the trans.
action with TIVE Germans, named klotz
and Keller, Who have been prospecting
q copper mine near Genoa. The men
we're without means. and after building
q trail Q milo and Q quarter, packed the
ore on their backs that distance to Genoa
and offered II for sale. An agent OF the
Lyon Mill and Mining Company sawi 1t
and offered them $50 . ton felt and .
share OF all II brings over that amount.
For particulars regarding the company
read their advertisement under "Nsw
Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-27
Miscellaneous

NEW Yosx. October 27.-The Supreme
Court yesterday granted An srdsr dis
solving the Grant Mining and Manu-
featuring Company, organized for opera.
lions In Michigan.
The steamship Thingvall. Of Copsn.
hagen. arrived yesterday. This 10 the
vessel reported lost In the recent terrible
gales on the German coast.
The lowest SCORE Of the thermonster
Yesterday was AZ degrees; highest, 66i
average. 48H.
wIsHrsoros. October ~. Stephen
Maybell was yessrday appointed United
States Storsksepsr for the First District
Of California.
Among the admissions TO practice 10
the Supreme Court yesterday Was ]. II.
Slater OF Lie Grands, Oregon.
Providence. R. l.. October 27.-John
Adams mill at Adamsdals was burned
yesterday. Loss $50. 900; insured for
$50. 200. One Of the employees was
killed.
OxAuA. October 27.-Ths Omaha
Barbsd Wire Fence Factory was de-
stroyed by FIRE last night. Less $l6..
900; insured for $4,000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-27

E. o. Lesrmo. President Of the Gold
Hill Miners Uniss. made his sppsar.
snos on the street last evening after the
News was issued stating that hs was
confined to his Don BE has not en-
tirsly recovered from his illness, but 10
able to be around.
Dan Sullivan. q miner. fell down tho
ophir-M Mexican winze, o distance Of forty
feet, last Monday. he wal very much
bruised and was confined TO his room In
consequences until yesterday. BE 10 now
able to walk around.
George Allen Of Virginia wal given till
9 o'clock this evening to leave town BY.
Justice Hires this morning. or to appear
for ssntsncs upon Q charge Of assault
and battery to which hs pleaded guilty.
OF the twelve prisoners sent to the
State Prison last month from various
parts OF the State. the Carson Appeal
says sish. are graduates Of San Quentin.
Thanksgiving Day this year will 30
the Gath day Of November. Already
are the turkeys coopsd up and the fat
tenins process begun.
The storm Of last night was much
heavier In Virginia than here. The
streets there are very muddy today.
The repairs to the railroad trestls
work near the Ophir hosting works are
completed.
Roadmastsr Finlen IL repairing . sewer
In front Of the Csurt-hsuse. Virginia.
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A aluoMY FEELING.
10 Exists without caass-ners Hen
Empleyed - she Mines Thsn .
Year Archie Prospects ssr she
Winter.

The feeling on the Comstsck just at
present regarding the mining situation.
partakss Of the nature Of the weather.
It il disoOlrssins and gloomy, and has
more than . strong tendency toward AZ
feetipg an operator. who hslds stocks at
figures higher than the present quota
tons, with the "bluss." Such . feeling
IL bat natural when Q man Is out Of
pocket, bat It II no excuse for . man to
cry cut that the lode has "petered."
There 10 always enough people on the
outside to do that without those living
right here to Do 90.
The prospects Of the people here are
much better for the coming winter than
existed one year ago. More men have
employment. More ere 10 being taken
from the mines. It IL Of low grade. II
10 true. but Il not only pays the cost OF
extraction. but Yields enough TO pay Tor
prospecting In the mines which have the
deposit. This has been the case with
Grown Point and Bslchsr for some time
(the last assessment was levied 10 pay
the sutro tunusl) and 1t 10 expected will
shortly BE- true Of the Savage. Silver
Hill has low grade ere. and the manage.
ment, encouraged by the success attend
Ing similar experiments, propose to
extrac. and mill II and are making
arragements today to that end.
In addition to the mines extracting
ore, others are 10 be worked this winter
that were lying idle . year sgo. The
Savage will continue to prospect. as well
"a extract ore. The suspension Of work
In Potosi 10 bat temporary. Six weeks
more or two months at least II will add
to the working force on the Comstock
BY the resumption Of work on the 240o
level. The management are but awaiting
the completion Of the connection BE-
tween the Savage incline and Combina-
ton shaft to cool their ground 30 a. to
prosecute work to advantage.
Thsrs:may or may not be . bonanza In
the north end mines. tNons but the
insiders really know anything concern.
ing the prospects thsre.1 But leave the
north end out Of the question entirely.
the outlook 10 BY no means gloomy. The
Alta folks are driving the drifts steadily
for the ledge snd operations In the Over.
man mine are assuming auch . shape -
10 cause considerable inquiry. There 10
scarcely any doubt but that indications
Of . favorable character have been On.
countersd in that mine In the south
drift on the 2275 level. The lead 10
working too large an army to be so nearly
pstsred % its enemies claim.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-27
Scoyille's Tactics.

WASHINGTON. October T.-Scsvills.
Guitesu's counsel, secasionsd much
surprise yesterday whom he declined to
raise the point Of jurisdiction, the argu.
nsnt OF. (which had been set for the soth
instant. It Is stated. however. that the
point is only reserved so a. to be Of more
service to the accused should hs DO tried
and convicted. Then . writ Of habsas
corpus will DO takeA and the plea Of
want Of jurisdiction will be raised.
Should Il then be decided that the Dis
triot Court was without jurisdiction.
SoovAls 10 assured by very high legal
authority that his client could not DO
tried In New Jersey, - that would be to
put his life in peril . second time Tor the
same effense. Should the argument DO
made before the trial and Judge Cox de-
eide that no had ne jurisdiction, this
chance for the life Of Guitsss would DO
lost. D..
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Fails to support IL. Parent.

McMurchie. the father Of the Sl?0
exemption Law. has had occasion to
test the efficacy OF the bill in Justice
Flanninsham's Court during the past
week. John Coroorsn OF the Piuts
House sued him for $33 81. alleged to
be due ON . board bill. and attached the
wages coming to MeMurohis at the Alta
miss. The defendant claimed sxemp-
ten to the amount OF $97 5o-which
covers the sum due him-but was only
allowed $50 BY the Justice. and juds.
ment given plaintiff for the amount
Of the bill. The decision 10 In accord
ance with Q previous q which was sus.
tanned BY Jsdgs Rising. and vii most
likely hold In this case. 1t 10 clearly .
case where the parent fails 70 rscsive
support from his offspring.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-27
HeaII Failure I'M Arisona.

Tucson. October 1.-THE firm OF
Lord 4 Williams made an assignment
late yesterday afternoon. The Arm have
done an extensive business In this Ter.
ritory for the past three years, and have
government contracts for supplying the
army ind the Indians, on which II 10
said they have lost heavily. Their cred.
itors are principally In San Francisco.
Chicago and New Ysrk. The Bank Of
Csliisrsia holds $50. 900 Of their paper.
but o large portion Of their liabilities
are held In Chicago and New York. and
are variously estimated at from $200, 900
to $40e. 900. @. d. Lord. senior mem.
bsr OF the Arm, 10 Postmaster ct Tucson.
and has the United States Depository for
Arizona, which usually has on deposit
from 500. 900 10 $500. 600. They claim
that the United States funds have not
been disturbed.
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Overland Passengers Coming.

OxAuA. October 2.-ThFoush pas
ssnssn on yesterdays train, leaving ~
1p. NJ. 10 arrive In San Francisco ocso-
Der 80: DR.. ]. Crane and wife. DR..
Woodruff, r. B. Crane, New York; q.
L. Msckay wife and child. China; Mrs.
Chauuosy Hawlsy. Nspolson. Michigan;
W. W. FELTON,. Msxatlan, Mexico; J. F.
Kellogg, D. B. Hisskley. G. A. Holt.
Ban Francisco; 8. g. Vaughan, Jack
son, Mich; @. Aultnan. Canton. Ohio.
Fifty.ssvsn through smigrsnts left
on last nights emigrant train to arrive
In San Francisco November 2.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES,
The Arizona Indian, troubles.

SAN FRANCISCO. October 27.-Colonel
]. G. Kslton, Adjutant General Of the
Division Of the Pacific. who has just re-
turned from . tour Of Arizona, says all
the trouble 10 over salsss the Msxicans
drive the Chihcahuas back ever the line.
In which case the troops will attend to
them. The war has been greatly sxsg.
Reralsd. There has been no danger Of .
general outbreak. The hsht at Cibiou
was the result OF Q misunderstanding
and . wrong use OF Indian scouts. The
Indian Agents and military have been
working together harmsnieusly, and be
Endorses the action OF Tiffany. he ex.
poets that the American and Mexican
authorities will work together to put
down the hostiles. Colonel Bernard,
during bis pursuit Of the o%hiricahuss,
entered Mexican territory without any
protest from the Mexican authorities.
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ASSESSMENTS


Lsrd 81 Lsss-io cents per shas. levied
October Q; delinquent November II; sale
day December -.
Bsusoa Consstidated-25 cents per share;
levied October IL: delinqusnt November Is;
sale day December Z.
Ovssnss-so cents per share; levied oeto-
Der ~ a%slIpausn' November III 'a's da'
Ysllsw Jsehss-si per ,hsr,; levied oeto-
Der :: %dsi,nanen' November VI sale d''
Yates Consolidated 81 per share: levied
October 10; delinquent November Ia; sale
day December ..
Hale = Nssersss- 80 cents psr shars; lev.
October q; delinquent November .; sale
DAY December I.
sierra Nsvads-si per share: levied Oeto-
bar .; d~elinsuent November 10; sAis DAY
Novembsr ~.
Bsleher-Si per share. levied september
.; dslin9usat November l; sale asy NO
Ophtr-u per share; levied september 30;
Der ~.
Caisassts-7s cents per share; levied sep-
tembsr -: delinquent November J, sale
day November "A.
North sierra Nsvads- 10 cents per shsrsi
levied September ~; dshnqusnt Octoosf
n; sale day November II.
B~anssa-Si Per share; levied September III
~dslingusut October %: sale day hovsm-
bsr Is
Jasss Cssssliasssa-0 esats per share;
levied September 10; d~slinqusns octobes
n; sale day November II.
Jussles-B cents per shsrs: levied ssptsm-
-; delinquent October is' sale Day Aovsm-
- - n.,~. tsvt~d
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Arisons Cowboys Come to Grief.

TOMBSTONE, October 27.-Four cow
boys, Ike and Billy Clanton and Frank
and Tom McLowsry. have been parading
town for several days and making them.
selves obnoxious. The City Marshal sr.
restsd Ike Clanton. Sson after his
release the four met the Marshal, his
brothers, Morgan and Wyatt carp, and
citizen ]. b. Holiday. The Marshal
ordered them to give up their weapons
when . fight commenced. About thirty
shsts were fred rapidly. Both the Nc.
Lowsry boys we're killed. and Bill Clan
ton mortally wounded. dying soon after.
Ike Clanton was slightly wounded and
arrested. Morgan carp was severely
wounded In the shoulder, Wyatt slightly,
and tho others were unhurt.
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stay Of P-rssssd,.s..

The case Of the Gilm0res. convicted
In Justice Hsndsrssn's Court Of keeping
house Of ill.fsme oatsids Of the pre-
scrissd limits. which was appealed to
the District Court, will Come up before
Judge Rising the frat Monday In Novsm-
Der. Pending the appeal. the parties
ere at liberty, having furnished bonds
(cash) 10 double the amount Of the me
imposed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-27
Mining Stock Rorrery.

SAN Francisco. October 27.-Alsx.
andsr B. Bernard. civil and mining en-
gineer, has bssn arrested on . charge Of
forging and hypothecating 700 shares Of
the Mexican Mining Compsny's stock.
The certificates are made ont on the old
blanks OF the company, which have not
bssn In use for three years. The COM
pany ID unable to explain how Bernard
obtained the blanks ~ no blanks are
missing and the old abandoned blank
books are Intact.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-27
Two Suicides.

DALLrs, Or. October T.-Thomss
Bullard committed suicide this morning
at the lodging rooms Of the Dslmonioo
Restaurant, BY taking . dose Of NOR.
phins. he was about forty.Avs years
Of age. .
A man. registering his name al F.
Stanley. committed suicide at the 90
lumbia Hotel last night by taking . dose
Of strychnine. Hs appears to DO about
twenty-five years old. Nothing further
could bs asosrt lined at the inquest.
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ws.. . L...,,.. ca. ,. s.np.a.

Az many loca,ors OF claims are In
doubt a. to when the annual assessment
work must be done. the following infor-
nation 10 Important: A miner making
Q location this year has until January !.
1883, to perform the necessary labor.
and the claim cannot be jumped and held
before that time. II 10 untrue that the
''junpisg'' season dates from the loes-
ton Of the claim. or. In other words.
that II Q mine IL located today. the 27th
Of October. II can DO jumped on the 9Th
Of October, 1882, II II has mot received
the assessment work. The law was made
to protect the poor man. miner With
out means locating . valuable claim on
the 3lst Of next December. could hardly
perform S100 worth Of labor before the
morning Of January I. 1882. The
'.jumper'' must wait until the LIST Of
January. 1883.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-27
General Yupitrick's Illness.

WASHINGTON. October T.-The CHILEAN
Minister has information from Santiago
under date Of the Gath instant. via
Paris, Of the serious illness Of General
K~ilpa,riek, the Unified States Minister.
and that the physicians feared bis case
was hopeless. Later news does not
mention General Fitzpatrick, and y 10
thought, therefore, that he 10 no worse.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-27
Ai...si.r fer niiii.s Ores.

Considerable ore Is aecamulating Of
the Savage ore dumps by the daily sI-
traction Of forty tons. superintendent
Ysrington Of the railroad came up this
morning to sec about putting the side
track leading TO the ore house in repair.
He says the work will be completed BY
Monday. The leasing Of . mill along
the Carson river has been under consid-
GRAFTON for some time and u 10 under
stsod arrangements to that end will b
completed today.
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Peeulisr Situation.

The San Francisco Posi- says: "Pine
street is completely puzzled at the pscu'
liar situation Of affairs. and not Q few
Who were previously known Al chronic
'croskers are beginning to acknowledge
that something big Is in the Wind"
The situation Is called peculiar" be-
cause "bsar" operators are daily feed
ing the market with Shorts" believing
that It cannot hold up while the assess.
msnts are falling delinquent. and yet
they find ready sales at good prices Tor
ell their offerings.
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Hayk! from the fonbs.

ou,cAoo. October 07.-A Times New
York special says: Rev. Isaac stsis. Of
Lesysnworth. rsbbsd two rooms In the
Metropolitan Hstsl. and was sent 70 the
Tennis. BE begged hard to bs released.
ssyipe that u was his Arst efsAse, al.
thepeh . ssl Of skeleton keys was found
IN his yaliss, he 70 50 ysaza Of sss,
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II. Ns-,s.r. Cs..sry.

Dewitt Wagner. Al old resident Of
Gold Hill. writing from Butte City. Mon
tans, says there are more miners there
now than oan obtain employment. The
wages for miners are % 80 per day for
ten hours work. He speaks well OF the
mining outlook generally. bat says the
climate 10 dissgreesbls and the cold
severe at this season. Snow had fallen
to the depth Of ten inches when no
wrote on the 10th instant.
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Nephew OF Kossuth Dead.

DIES MoINrs. Iowa. October T.-Lsuis
Ruttksy. q proninsnt attorney Of this
city, died yesterday Of pulmonary sfeu-
blss. he was bora nsar Pssth In 1889.
He was Q nephew Of Louis Kossuth,
and, together with his parents. wa ban.
ishsd with that distinguished Hungarian
In 1850, when they sailed for America.
Ruttksy has been . resident Of Des
Moinss siloe 1868.
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Death st Weber Lake.

RENO, New. October T.-A. Jay An.
dsrson, Of the Weber Lake Hotel. died
yesterday morning Of typhsid pnsu-
monia. His wife and he have been
there alone for Q month, and shs
sent out by . passing team for assist.
anos. The body was brought 70 Reno
fer burial. Snow fell st Weber lake
yesterday.
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Ystaran 0Ysterman Dead.

NEW Yoax. October 26.-Alirsd Dor.
Ian, the veteran oyster dealer Of Fulton
Market, died Tuesday. Hs was sixty.
four years ola and spent the greater
psrt OF his life In the oyster business.
He had been 90 long connected With the
trade that be was looked upon a. one Of
The creates. authorities on the oyster
ouaatiou.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-27

The promised snovstorn Of yesterday
turned into . drizzling rain In Gold Hill.
On the tsps Of the surrounding hills
there vas . slight covering OF the beau
tifsl psrssptihls this morning.
Rev. Mr.. Simpson win preach In The
n. =. Church. osld Hill. tenosrew
(Yhdsy) sSsains. q ,. -.
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neutrality Of the Isthmus.

New Yonx. 0otsbsr az. - General
santo Domingo villa. Of the Republic
Of Colombia, said yesterday: I have
read carefully the dispatch OF seorstary
Blaine to Minister Lowell, and II nay In
depreciation OF 1t IL correct, ! perfectly
agree with II. and think ny government
will fully inderss It.
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y.ds. Hiiiysr ssrisssiy III.

Tho United States District Court
stands adjourned until ssIt February
owing 70 the illness Of Judge Hillysr Of
Carson. The ls,tsr's sickness 10 the
nature Of brain trouble which will re-
quirs several months quiet and rest to
oyefcomO.
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New York's water Famine.

New Yonx. ostobsr 27.-only nine.
teen days water supply remains on hand
for the city at the present rats Of use.
Insurance men are Very nervous over
the scarcity. and In printing establish.
pents the fear Of the water being ont Cd
for . few hours per day IL very decided.
The police have been instructed 10 pre-
vent street sprinkling. or the waste OF
Croton water In any wy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-27

Work was yesterday commenced at
the old shalt Of the Sierra Nevada pre-
parstory to the erection Of Q suction fan
over n. Il 10 a efficient way Of securing
rood ventilation. The cost OF Running
n, 10 absut the same - for running
N ordinary blower.
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nemoeratic baltimore.

BALTIMORE, October 27.-Ths Demo-
Gratis yesterday elected their entire ticket
including the Mayor and every member
Of both branches Of the City Council.
The total vote for four Councilmen Wal
under SO. 900. the regular Democratic
ticket polling 23, 900. the Independent
Dsmoofsts s400 and the Republicans
less than 5000,
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. = Br.
san Yra.otscs Bsas<a.
Last EVENING.

LAST xvxxISo.
fiso Northern Belle. Nv sio. II
7eo Star. 20c
$50 Albion. AZ. : 50
100 Day. Al
400 Tioga. 20s
500 Bsshtsl. SOC Sc
740 Mono. ~
800 Nsonday. 500
so Nsrth MONDAY. 80
125 Orc. $50
500 Bodie Tunnel. I 40
10 liver King. lsk
THIS MORNING.
90 0phir. 81
$50 Mexican. Sb,8
10 Gould 4 Garry. CT
ITO Best D Bslehsr. llx
SIC C~aliforais. SOC
Csc Savage. 3 IS. 80
10 Cen. Virginia, 2 80
ITO Chsllar. z o5 .
rs Pstesi. a.
so Hale d Nsroross. 8
30 Crswn Psint.
100 Kentuek. 2 co
90 Ysllew Jacket. 5 80. 50
$50 Bslehsr. I 80. ~
IS Seq. Belcher.
$50 Ovsrmsn. 2 IS. . 80
$50 Union. Con-. l3k
SOC Alta. 4 1904
$50 Lady Warrington. l5c
i3o Scorpion. ~
100 New Wells Fargo. i0c
100 Exshsqusr. I IS sl0
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To Aislag msa.

Lyons L Msnahan. Of Virginia. deal.
srs in wood and coal. also keep . supply
Of Excslsior Powder for sale. The
powder 10 highly recommended d .
nitre-slycerine explosive, free from nox.
ious fumes. and 10 worthy Of . trial.
See the advertisement Of the arn else
where In this issue for particulars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-27

Protection to Chinese Residents.
New YoRx, October N.-Asung on .
letter from Mayer Grace, calling stten.
ton 10 the abuse to which Lee Sing. .
Chinese laundryman. has been sub.
iected, the Police Commissioners yester.
dsy directed that oil the police captains
viii BE- held strictly responsible for fall.
ure 10 protect Chinese rssidsnts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-27
sierra nevada stock.

There were no sales Of Sierra Nevada
stock ct the morning session Of the Ban
Francisco Stock Board to-day. A bid OF
$l3s.. was made with NO sellers, while
stock was offered at $751;.