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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-23
The Conn Closed.

WASHINGTON, September 2S.-Durins
yesterday afternoon there were signs
that the body Of President Garfield had
commenced to d.oomposs, and 1t being
understood that In such event 1t WAS tho
wish Of Mrs. Garfield that tho features
Of her husband should be FREQ from the
public gaze. the lid Of the coffin was
closed BY order Of Secretary Blaine o.
about $50 In the evening. The funeral
serviors will take place at p. n. today.
In the ro,unds, where the body will re-
main until taken 10 the train. Rev. MI.
Power, Of the Christian Church, ON.
oistipQ. The Philharmonic Society. Of
this city, under the direction Of Pro-
lessor Gioetxn-r. will render the fel.
lowing sslsctiops: Anthem. ITO Thes,
oh Lord. Yield Ny Spirit" from the
orstorio Of 81. Paul. and familiar hymns:
Jesus, Lover Of Ny Soul" and Asleep
In Jesus, Blessed Sleep" Al the Don.
clusion Of the services the remains Will
be borne to the hesrss and thence to the
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad depot,
where the same train which brought
them to the city from Long Branch will
carry them to Cleveland for anal burial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-23
Press Comments on President Ar.
thurs Inaugural Address.

NEW Yonx. September 23.-Ths. Herald
quotes from President Artbur's address
10 the country and says: His words
will be accepted % the promise Of . sin.
cers patriot to set the standard for his
administration higher than any political
party dsrss to prefer, and as q vow to
be- independent. not merely Of %faetional,
but even Of partisan control In his Prssi.
dency."
The Tribune says: This brief address
to his fellow citizens will DO we'll re-
osiyed throughout the country. and will.
IL possible, intensity the universal dis.
position everywhere felt and expressed
among oil classes Of Republicans and
many fair, candid Democrats. to give
President Arthur in bis trying position
the most cordial good wishes and sincere
support"
Tho World says: THE people will
like the address none the less inasmueh
a. II contains. with oil Its modesty, .
plain iutimstion OF the rssolute purpose
Of its author TO decide for himself how
be shall discharge the duties Of an ofioe
the responsibilities Of which he cannot
divide"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-23

San IaAxosco. September as-aP. H.
Northsrn Belle. i2k. i2s; Grown Point.
I %; 0vsrman. ~. 2 IS; Orc. sse; Tiptop
Q. Sc; 0phir. 8. 81; Sierra Nsvsds. 22S.
a. 2ak. 22k; Mexican. i2k. l2S; Union
Con-. Nh. Is. i5S; Gould q Curry. ~.
~; Bslchsr. s Is. 8 20; Potosi. . 80; Utah
12S; California. I; Silver King. Is. iss;
Eureka Con-. a.; Con. Virginia. 2 80.
. 70; Bodis. 8, 81; Beat 4 Belshsr. 10 b.
l2k, Is; Yellow Jacket. s. Sc; Albion.
I 90; Alta, 81; Andes. I 80; Imperial. 2oc;
Scorpion. 2 o5. 2 10; Sierra Nsvsds, 22k;
Hale 4 Norcross. 4; Bullion. Csc; ophir.
81; Ovsrnan. Q Is.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-23

growing In strength. Following close
upon the defeat OF Copklina DELEGATES
In the Second District OF Wayne aud the
First District OF Washington county,
comes news Of the complete discomas.
ure OF the machine 10 Suffolk aud Boone
counties. Copkline's much vauntcd sue.
cess 10 carrying Q few wards Of the city
OF Utica may or may not procure him
selection o. . delegate 10 q seat 10 the
convention. That question will DO de.
cided ct the First Oneida District, to bs
held today. The latest news from this
quarter represents that the anti.Conk.
ling men have Q majority OF delegates,
whose seats are not contested, and there
Ia no chance Of the struggle waxing 80
bitter as to give birth to two rival con-
ysntions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-23
Funeral Preparations and Decora'
lions at Cleveland.

tIVuo ~ NAOtSAssS
CLEVELAND, Ohio. September 2S.-
Programme Of music at the funeral Mon
day is adopted. as follows: The clsvs-
land Vocal Society will sing B%ssthovsn's
..Funsral March," the hymn beginning.
Thou art gone to the grave. but We will
not dsplors thee" Mspdelssohn's chorus
from St. Paul. ITO the Lord I yield my
spirit" and GsrHsld's isvorits hymn,
beginning. "Ho! rsspers OF life harvest.
why stand with rusted blade until the
night draws round thee and day begins
to fsds2" At the grave the united Ger
man singing societies will sing the ode
OF Horace. "Intsfgen vital seolerisque
purus." etc.
The main decorations will consist OF
nine magnificent arches-oue ct each
entrance to Monumental Park, two ct
the corner OF Euclid avenue and Erie
street. two at the corner OF Erie and su-
perior and n ct the entrance to Lake
view cemetery. Drsped banners will
stretch across the principal streets bssr.
ing notices and quotations frsm the
illustrious dead.
A large banner with appropriate deco
rstions spans Euclid avenue at the Pitts.
burg Railway crossing. where the body
will be taken from ths cars and Q pro-
osssion formed to enter the city. Elsb-
crate decorative, work will be done upon
four arches in the square. That facing
the pavilion on the west will consist Of
two massive columns Joined by an arch.
Two other and shorter columns stand
each side Of the foundations Of the arch.
way, one bearing . bronze eagle and the
other representing o broken column.
The columns will be appropriately
wreathsd In flowers, Gags and drapery.
The decorations facing the catsfslque
will DO two colossal floral gates with
standards OF each end and twenty feet in
height the space between occupied by
several posts ten feet high. Each stan.
dard will be clothed 10 sable drspery and
decorated with wreaths and flags. j. II.
Wade. q. B. Payne and Jos. Perkins
have been appointed . COMMITTEES to re-
csivs subscriptions and decide on \ mon.
umeut,
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the LAST SAD RITES.
Preparaue.s fsr Dsmssssrssisss Or
Rsspees % shs Memory 81 Prssi.
aens 0aPflsld.

An adjourned meeting Of the citizens
Of Gold Hill was held at the hall OF
Liberty Engine Company last evening,
to hear the report Of the committee ap-
pointed to ascertain whether Virginia
was willing to join With Gold Hill In the
exercises to DO held next Monday.
Chairman Doten being absent, George
Robinson was chosen Chairman pro tenn.
The report Of the committee appointed
to confer with Virginia was made BY
telephone message. - follows:
'sThe line OF march through Gold Hill
will be down Telegraph street to the Odd
Fellows Hall. thence up Main street.
This line OF march has been laid down
BY the Grand Marshal and ratified BY
the Virginia delegation"
On reading OF the above the report
vas accepted and the committee dis.
charged.
A Committee OF Arrangements. con-
sistinR OF B. +. Hazeldne. ]. p. Elan.
ninRhsm and B. Gsllsnd. was appointed
to confer with Grand Marshal d. A.
Mckenzie as to the selection OF Assist.
ant Marshal and Aids for Gold Hill.
They are also to perfect oil preparations
for the procession.
A Committee on Finance. composed
Of Judge Tate. g. 8. Young. L. Block
and Thomas O'Brien. was selected to
act In conjunction With the COMMITTEES
appointed BY ths Virginia meeting.
Their principal work will be the oollsc-
ton OF funds for the appropriate draping
Of ~unoccupied houses along the line OF
march.
The Committee on DrapinR Buildings
consists OF N. Sexton, F. w. Folsom.
John Marks. @. Pohl and Charles Con-
we'll.
A motion vas offered by F. A. Wise.
inviting all the different societies In Gold
Hill to Join 10 the procession here and
participate In the mourning dsmonstra.
ton on Monday.
The motion was adopted and the See.
Rotary instructed to notify each society.
III 10 to bs hoped. Should the Secretary
overlook any \ society or organization.
that this notice will bs considered Q sui.
fcisut invitation. as II 10 dssirous Of
having everybody participate.
On motion OF Mr.. Galland, the chair.
man appointed F. A. Wise. G. 8. Young
and Pleasant Moore d. . COMMITTEES TO
draft suitable resolutions OF condolences
ON the death Of James A. Garfield In
behalf Of the citizens OF Gold Hill.
The committee was aftsrward increased
to Ave by the addition Of Mercer Ot-y
and the chairman pro tenn. Mr.. Robin
son.
Judge Tate announced that the Fl.
nance Committee was ready to accept
donations. Several gentlemen present
immediately responded literally.
The meeting then adjourned subject
to q call from the Chairman.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-23

Rev. Father Nul,y. pastor Of st.
Pstrick's Church In this place, who has
been In bad health for some time. will
60 to California next week In the hope
that rest and . change Ct climate may
prove beneficial. He has been on the
Comstock many years. during which he
has found little time for relaxation Of
either mind or muscle. We hope to
presently zee him return well and hearty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-23

Frank Uren. Who keeps . saloon on O
street. Virginia. just south OF Coles
drug store. was arrested last evening on
Q charge OF assault and battery. II aP-
pssrs q woman named Odsers. with
whom hs 10 said to be on terms OF inti-
macy, came into the saloon and they had
some words. He became enrsged and
knocked her down with bis fst and was
kicking her PROSTATE form when arrest.
cd. A number OF men are said to have
been present and witnessed the mans
brutality, for the woman 10 very much
bruised. without attempting 10 interfere.
Ursn even attempted TO draw q pistol on
the officers for interfering. He was
taken to Jail and allowed to 60 on put
ting up $50 bail.
The woman was arrested on q charge
OF disturbing the peace and also gave
$50 bail. II 10 said the couple are
stsrnally quarrsling and fighting.
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ASS RSs.h kNTS.

Balion-si per share; levied September Il:
Der Is.
North aierra Nevada 10 cents per share;
levied September 10; delinquent Octobsr
~; sale day November II.
Julia Consolidated 80 cents per share;
levied September 10: delinquent October
~; sale day November II.
Ju~ssice-a5 cents per share: levied septsm.
70; delinquent october 10; sale day hovsm.
Crown Poiss-fs cents per share; levied
September Z; delinquent October IL; sale
day November
Excbequer-ss cents per share; levied Rep
tsnber Y; delibqusnt October II; sale day
October 81.
New Wells vnrgs-s cents per share; 10
We'd Ausp.. g; %dsliuQusns October o. sale
ssssss 50 cents per share; levied ssptsm.
Der 8; delinquent october Z, sale day voto.
ChoiIar-Go cents per share; levied August
%: d~slinqusnt September %; sale day octo.
Posasi-to cents per share; levied August
%; delinquent 0c,oesr Z; sale day octo-
Consolidated virrisia - 30 cents per
share; levied August "a; delinquent Sep.
TENDER u; rals day UctoUer -
E~mivrsHs-2s cents per share; levied An.
gut %: dsllnqusns ssptsmo'r so' sale Gay
couseIidssed Impssiai III 10 cents psr
shsrei levied August "a; delinquent Sep.
Timber ~; sale day Oct Der IL.
Ksstack-eo cents per share; levied August
az dellnqusLt septsmbss "; sale day DC.
70 ar II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-23

Ban FaAxorsco. September 2s-sP p. ~
Sierra Nevada. 22s asked; Bodis. 8 asked;
yellow Jacket. 8 bid; Union Con-. ISL
asked. Is sales; Mexican. l2S nsked. i2h
sales; ophir. 81 sales; Andes. I so sales;
Scorpion. . 10 sales; ophir. 81 asked. 81
sales; Union Con-. l5k asked. ISL sales;
Utah. i2k bid; Con. Virginia. IS bid;
Utah. 12k asked; Best Bsleher. ISL bid
lsk ssksd; Chollar. 2 40 bid; Mexican .i2s
sales; Sierra Nevada. 22S asked. "a sales;
Alta. 81 ssksd; Overman. ~ bid; Potosi
8 80 sales; California. I asked; Benton. I oS
bid. I 10 sstsd; Gould L Curry. ~ bid;
Hale d Norcross. 4 bid; Savage. 2 90 bid;
Bullion. Csc asked; Beleher. 3 Is bid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-23
Foreclosure or Mortgage.

Whittier. Fuller & %. OF Sacramento
have brought suit In the Frat District
Court Of Nevada to foreclose Q mortgage
on the property Of George A. and Julia
L. King. situated on Stewart street. In
Virginia City. Nevada. The mortgage
Was given to secure . promissory note
given by George A. King on the 18th Of
April. 1881. In the sum Of $3885. Pc.
tiioners ask for judgment In the sum Of
$3.50 %, because Of the trouble and
the expense they have been to In bring.
ing suit, and with interest at ten per
cent. on the principal from September
IS. and the further sum Of 500 paid
for insurance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-23
opium sm.Lisr ..d ressy Larceny.

Charles Smith. . young man we'll
known in Gold Hill. and . person who
has very respectable connections In
Storey county. was arrested 10 Virginia
yesterday on Q charge Of petty larceny.
There has long been q clique Of young
fellows who indulge In opium smoking
10 Virginia. who have stuck we'll to.
gethor, but il appears o that they
have recently quarreled among them.
selves. The arrest Of Smith is supposed
to be the result Of the quarrel. Hs 10
charged by Jack Weiss. Q recent release
from the County Jail, where he served q
term OF sixty days for stealing. With
stealing an opium pipe from his room
and with taking other tribes.
Smith was formerly Q hard. working,
Industrious young man, but OF late years
has been smoking opium and going from
bad to worse until no has lost all sell
respect and shame. A graver charge
against him than petty larceny IL hintsd
at by the officers.
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meesisg.

At . meeting Of the Committee OF Ar
fragments In Virginia last evening. the
line Of march Is telsPhoned to Gold
Hill was agreed upon. The several
committees reported o. follows:
Committee on Music Miles Finlsn
reported that this committee had engaged
Professor Csra's band (twelve pieoss)
for Sl25; Rippinshsm's band (elsven
pieces) for Sis. and George Elston's
drum corps (ssvsn pisess) for sss; total,
$275.
Committee ON Horses and Carriages
d. Crosby, OF this committee, reported
that there would be no trouble about
getting all the carriages that might be
required for $40 each. DR.. Harris. OF
the same committee. stated that the
county officials and the State officers OF
this city would provide their own EAR
riages. therefore no more than three
carriages would be required.
Committee on Printins--A. Hooper.
OF this committee, reported having seen
the managers Of the several papers OF
the city. All had agreed to do Whatever
printing might be required free Of chsrR0.
They bad not heard from Gold Hill. but
prssumed the Gold Hill member OF the
committee would attend to the matter in
that town.
Committee on Exerclses-A. G. Nc
Kenzie OF this committee reported hsv.
ing secured the services OF Hon. Z. III.
Dssgett to deliver the funeral address;
also, that John Piper had donated the
use OF the Opera House for the literary
exercises.
Committee on Hesrse-Mr. Hooper
reported having accepted the offer OF
Mr.. Mooney. who agreed to furnish,
free Of charge, Q hearse and either four
or six horses. a might be desired.
Finance Committse--This committee
wa granted further time in which to re-
port.
Committee on Decorations Mr..
Crosby stated that a. yet no committee
bad been appointed on decorations. He
thought q commiitse should be appointed
for this purpose. as tho Opera House
should be suitably draped and decorated;
also, there might DO other matters CON.
ing under this head that would require
special attention.
On motion OF II. Armsr. Chairman
Hooper appointed the following gentle.
men a. q Committee on Decorations:
] DR.. Harris. Justice Flaunipgham OF Gold
Hill, D. Crosby and Joseph Msndel.
Dr.. Harris moved that the County
Commissioners be requested to donate
$50 or 500 on the occasion. Carried.
Invitation was given to all the secret
societies and aid orders TO Join in the
procession. -
ProisssorsT T. B. Gray and j. N. Flint
we're appointed to marshal such of the
school children a. desired to take part IN
the procession. They are expected to
fall in line 1t the Fourth Ward School.
house ON the return OF the procession
from Gold Hill.
Grand Marshall Mckenzie stated that
he desired the aids appointed in July
last to assemble at the Court room OF
Justice Hires this evening; also the pail
bearers that have been appointed.
The meeting adjourned to meet at the
same place at z o'clock this evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-23

The passenger train on the Central
Pacific was half an hour late In arriving
10 Reno this morning. That was the
cause Of the lsteness OF the arrival OF the
Virginia and Truckee express train In
Gold Hill this morning.
The halysrds Of the Flagstaff in front
Of the Mexican headquarters In Virginia
broke In the storm OF yesterday after.
noon. The Mexican citizens will pay Q
good prios TO any one who will climb the
staff and RIM the halyards anew.
The rain.storm Of yesterday afternoon
changed to o mixture Of rain and snow
after nishtfall. and lasted until Near mid.
night. The sun has shone brightly
today since morning.
Ed. Niles, "lscal" Of the Evening
Chronicle. has returned from . s%ojsurn ct
Lake Tahoe. where he says hs had .
jolly good time.
Emnstt's foundry, Lower Gold Hill,
shipped some large boilers and smoke
stacks today to the Orc mine. Bodie.
The Crown Point shipped some Of the
ore In its ore.houss to tho Mexican mill
yesterday for reduction.
Bricklaysrs are reported to DO scarce
In Reno where they are wanted to work
on the Insane Asylum.
The delinquent sale Of the Alta Min
ing Company has been postponed to
September "a.
The San Francisco Stock Boards will
adjourn tomorrow until Tuesday.
The District Court will be In session
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Next week the Board Of Equalization
will close Its lsbors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-23
Funeral Exercises and Removal Of
Garfleld's Remains TO Cleveland
Today.

FQncrdI EXefClSo8 anu ID VI
Garleld's Remains TO Cleveland
Today.
WASHINGTON. September 20. - The
troops designated to form the escort will
assemble on the east side Of the Capitol
precisely at 2 P. n. today. The process.
sion will move on the conclusion Of the
religious services at the Capitol. which
are appointed to COMMENCE at 8 o'clock.
when minute guns will be fred at the
Navy Yard. by the vessels Of war which
may bs In port at Fort Meyer. and by .
battery OF artillery stationed near the
Capitol for that purpose. At the same
hour the bells Of the several churches,
FIRE sngine.hous's and school houses
will be tollrd. Officers Of the army and
navy selected to compose Q guard Of
honor and accompany the remains TO
their hnsl restinR place will assemble ut
4 p. ~, ct the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad depot, where they will receive
the body Of the late President and do.
posi-, 1. In the car prepared Tor the pur-
pose.
On arriving al the depot the remains
will be placed on the car attached to the
funeral train. This car will DO opened
at the si4s. admitting . view OF the cot.
On a. the train psss.s. The other three
oars will be occupied by Mrs. Garfield
and members OF the family and personal
friends, the President aud members Of
the Cabinet. the ply sicians who attended
the President, ex-Prrsidrnts Grant aud
Hayes and the committees appointed BY
tho Senate and the House. Another
train will immediately follow the hrst
train, upon which will be S%enstors.
members Of Congress. Justices Of the
Supreme Court and other distinguished
persons. who have been invited to at
tend the funeral. On Saturday morning
The trains will DO met at tho Oslo Stars
line by Governor Foster and his staf.
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where 10 ksiiiey1

Joseph j. Cornell Of ottumua. Iowa,
wants to know Of the whereabouts Of
Luke R.illey. 10 wal 10 the ~frsishtipg
business between Carson sad Truckes
some seven or eight years sgo. and was
reported to have been drowned In the
Carson river. Nothing d, Hnits has been
heard from him since 1873.
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u.-r.., E...s. IRE. l.j.ry.

A horse hitchsd in front Of Sinslston's
ls< iss.houss. Virginia. pulled the post
dsva. In falling II carried with II .
swinging lamp. which struck . passing
scheel girl on the side OF the face. 1t
but grsxsd her cheek. Had u struck
her On the head II would have inflicted .
dangerous wound.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-23
K.sps an kxeslis.s stock.

A preventive Of colds, which is abso.
lutely necessary this chsngsabls and
damp weather. oan b procured By call.
ing on Sam. Turney. at the Fashion
saloon, opposite the News Office. Hs
keeps fns cigars and choice liquors.
Bead his Advertisement under "Hsw
To-day"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-23

Rosh Hashona. or the Jewish New
Year. somnsness this evening ct 6
e'olsck. Il Il observed by oil orthodox
usnbsrs Of the Jewish religion Tor .
period Of forty-eight hours. bat other
r~eliaionists Of this p~ersuasion observe
the occasion for only tvsnty-four hours.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-23
Lrthur's PIrst appointment.

wAsursoros. September 23.-Ths hrst
appointment made BY President Arthur
was that continuing Rear Admiral
Nichols ~ Acting Secretary Of the Navy.
This appointment was the last Official
act Of Garfield before leaving the White
House on the fatal I'd Of July.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-23

Assessor Dunno has paid In q total OF
SALT 81 n taxes on deposits In the
banks Of Storey county. This amount
was collected on $394.0 86 Oh. His last
payment was made day before yesterday,
and amounted to $2625 20 on deposits
and $500 for poll taxes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-23
psparsssss Last Evesisg.

E Smith. L d Frsnkel. J Psscoe. Z
Boyle. Mrs 8 Jones and children. hrs II
Z Gsult. Mis- 0'Nsili. Mrs " d Celery. ]
b Parish and wife. Mrs o N Davis. JG
Harrington. X II Robinson. Mrs Chandler.
A For. Mrs. Il II Psnoyer and children.
B 3 Nsacham.
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0rOCK 1T.
- HPaneiseo Board.


40 Eureka Con-. IS so. a slo
675 Northern Belle. Ia
$50 Star. 400
22s Day. Az. 2 90
SOS Mt.Diablo.
800 North Belle Isle. SOC
$50 East NJ Diablo. +5s
36ls Bsehtsl. 75c
$50 Bulwer. Az
2e0 Syndicate. 400
so Nsonday. 500
$50 Orc. $50. Coo
las Silver King. l9h
20 Mono. ~
l3S Martin White.
400 B<lding. So
100 Albion. IN
THIS MOANING.
$40 Ophir. 81
ITO Mexican. llk
100 Gould 4 Curry. ~ bio. II, ~
2i5 Best d Belchsr. IN
$50 California.
$40 Savage. 2 80. 2Ss
4ss Con. Virginia. 2 20. AZ
B Chollar. y ~
las Potosi. 81
10 Crswn Point. ! 10
ITO Yellow Jacket. 8
80 Alpha, 3 80
$50 Bslcher. 81
1870 Sierra Nevada. 3ok. 2os. 9oS
Ito Utah. ~
800 Bullion. 65c
i3se 0versnan. 2 &5. 3 20
$50 Justice. I. I IS
1855 Union Con-. l4s. IAN
l55 Alta. 81, 81
400 Caledonia. 20c
100 Silver Hill, SOC
500 Sutro. 2oc
400 Challenge. SOC
100 New York. ioc
$50 Andes. I so. II
21o scorpion.
70 Benton. I
200 North BONANZA. 20e
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rr,,r,rn nvvr,.,,Ioys psoxrsED.

fsrAHTLNo RxvELAIIoSs PHoxrsEp.
There IL no doubt that the Presidents
death was caused BY blood poisoning.
The revelations Of the post mortsm,
when officially made. will create q grea!
sensation In the medical world. 1t Will
be remembered that Boynton has all
along told the truth Of the sick room.
When be and Gen. Swain rip open that
report Of the autopsy they will DO 30
fortified BY facts as to DO able to support
everything they charge.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-23

The members Of the sarsfeld Guard
sss srdsssd 10 report ct th'ir aruorJ TO-
nsrrov evening st z o'clock. TO- rsosivs
speoial instruction. The ofieial notice
sp.ears under "Nsw Today"
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Lo 4. special Cssss,i.

There ~ir b . special ssuneil Of
A,sehs Tribe No. 8. I. o. B. NJ. at
tisir vievam tomorrow evening. The
efd,e Of the Saehem will b found
undsr ssNsv Today"