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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-18

The names Of 8. B. q. o'Couuor,
carpenter at the ophir mine. and W. 8.
Ferguson. constable Of Virginia, Town.
ship No. 2. appear In the list Of those
to whom late patents have been issued.
The patent granted to them 10 for an
automatic counter. balance to pumps.
Owners Of canine pets had better give
Amos Merritt, Gold Hills Chief Of
Police, . call. otherwise they will have
some trouble In getting their four.lsssed
friends out OF the pound. The ordi.
nance appliss to COWS, sheep, or cattle
Of any description.
James Mckay. boss carpenter at the
Gould & Curry and Best 4 Bslchsr shaft
since the starting Of work there and for
many years previous holding the same
position at the Gould & Curry. threw
up bis situation last week and left for
San Francisco.
Goyetts, hs who shot at his friends
with suoh fatal effect. appeared very pale
when brought into Court this morning.
His general appearance seemed to indi-
osts that he had suffered to . consider.
able extent. both mentally and bodily.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-18
The tax .. Ba.k Deposits.

On the I'd day Of July Assessor Dunns
notified all the banks in Storey county
tia. be would expect . statement Of oil
moneys on deposit with them. for the
purpose Of completing the assessment
roll according to Law. The banks fur.
nishsd the required statements on the
9Th Of July and the Assessor and bis
Deputies at onos made the proper levy
and proceeded TO collect the taxes. Last
Saturday John Doe OF Virginia wa
cited to appear before Justice hires be.
aus hs said hs had drawn bis money
from the bank and would not pay the
tai. The TACT was developed that he
had money in the bank on the 9Th day
Of July and the Justice held that hs
would have TO pay the tax. which the
man did In open court. he had the
alternative Of doing 10 or going to jill.
The case was considered . test one.
The Justice held that II made no differ.
snos whether . perssn had drawn bis
money from the bank or not. that the
sum given In the statement Of the bank
officials ss being on deposit July 9Th
was subject to taxation. The Deputy
Assessors have very little trouble In COL.
Letting the tax on deposits. though grow
lers are occasionally met With.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-18
Tho Contest at Albany Warner
Miller Elected Senator for the
IauO Tapm

ALBANY, July 18.-Ths joint convsn.
ton met at moor. The Chair announced
that 1t would proceed to vote for United
States Senator in place Of Roscoe conk.
ling, resigned.
Speaker Sharpe detailed the failure to
secure q caucus 1t tho start, and referred
to the one called by the majority Of the
Republicans. He acknowledged is
authority, 40 II emansted from the ma
jority. He had delayed action In accord.
ance with the result Of that caucus. DO.
Gauss he saw 10 the election OF the can.
didstes nominated great danger. Hs
now warned the convention Of that dan.
ger, saying that the Democrats OF the
United States Senate would do what
they could to make the election futile.
BE concluded by saying that when his
name was called he would vote for
EldridRs g. Lsphsm. instead OF Roscoe
Conkling (%applause). The vote was
then proceeded with.
Senator Foster. when his name was
called, explained his action - . member
Of the caucns COMMITTEES.
The vote Tor the short term stood /:
Potter, At; Lsphsm. 6S; Conkling. 20;
Evarts. /. Necessary to Q choice. IS.
Senator Baker. Speaker Sharpe and
sisson were the only ones who changed
from Cooking to Lspham.
The convention then proceeded to
vote on tho long term vacancy. with the
following result /: Herman. AZ; Miller.
76; Fish. 9; Chapman. Q; Daniels. l;
starip, 2; Bliss. /; Adams. ]; Wheeler.
4; Talbot. 1; Tsnny. /. Necessary to
. choice, Is.
The following went yer to Miller:
Senator winslow and Asssmblyman
Bingham, Campbell. Carpenter, Calling,
Dicksy, Hurd, Jackson and Sharpe.
The Chair declared Warner Miller
elected to all the vacancy caused BY the
resignation OF T. G. Plat.
Senator Winslow moved that the con.
vsntion adjourn. C%srried-76 10 CO.
aud the convention adjourned.
Soon alter the announcement Miller's
room was Allied with conRrstulatory
friends, snd . little later members Of the
Legislature began to pour In to give him
. hearty clasp Of the hand. All the al.
ternoon the room was Q scene Of re-
joioipg. Miller bore his new honors
modsstly and With composure.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-18
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Tho Railroad Train Robbery In
Missouri - The Robbers, ana
How the Robbery was Planned.


KANSAS Orr. No., July ls.-Thsrs Is
considerable evidence to show that the
recent train robbery on the Rock Island
railroad was done by the notorious james
gang. and II may prove that N or both
Of the James boys were present wiih'ths
gang. The horses used by the robbers
In their escape were Aue, thoroughbred
animals In the best Of condition for the
work on hand. The horses we're hitohed
to q fenos about so rods from Winston
station, where the following letter was
picked up on Saturday:
"KASsAs Crrr. July 12.-chirlie. 1
got your letter to-day. and was glad to
bear that you had got everything ready
In time for the 18th. We will bs on
hand at that time. Bill will be with rs.
We will DO on the train, don't fear. We
will be In the smoker at Winston. Have
the horses and bays In good AZ for fast
work. We will make this point again
on the night OF the 10th. All II right
here. Frank will meet a. Ut Cameron.
Look sharp and be we'll hxsd. Have
the horses we'll guarded. for We may
have some running to do. Wilcox or
wslcott will be on the susins. think
best to send this to Kiddsr. Yours, TN
and through death stick"
The letter was found In the under
brush and bears evidence Of having be-n
carried for some days In . pocket. The
people OF Winston and vicinity who
know the James boys and most Of the
comrades they have had In the past. say
they have no doubt this was n OF the
same lot.
The officers Of the United States Ex.
press Company refuse to name the
amount OF money taken from the safe.
but say they think SIG 900. Conductor
Purple, OF the Hannibal railroad. who
passed through Cameron with his train
last night. stopped long enough to gather
Soma OF the particulars. Hs says that
wsstfsll wal shot while bis back was
turned to the assassin. and that McLsl-
Ian, the stons.mason was shot because
be, seeing the intention OF the robbsr,
attempted to cut him down with q stone
trowrl, the only weapon ct hand. Con.
ductor Westfall had been running the
passenger train upon which be met hi.
death almost Q year. He bad . vile and
four children living near Gsllatin, Mo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-18
ILaks Tahoe.

Now that the hot weather 10 with ~,
and the rush to Lake Tahoe has set In.
We would call the attention Of nj read
srs to the advertisement Of John W.
Mckinney. Sugar Pine Point, published
In another column Of the News. That
there 10 no better place on the lake for
those who 90 there for health, pleasure,
or recreation, than MoKinnsy's. 10 an
undisputsd fact. The old familiar
''stub'' for still.hshing 10 still there. and
NO better place for TRAVELLING can be found
on the lake than that from McKinney's
wharf 10 Sugar Pine Point. Mckinney
has recently had his numerous cottages
painted. pspersd and rsiurnished. and
has put everything about his place In
splendid condition. Free . Of boats
to those who wish to row on the lake, or
nsh. 10 OF itself . sufficient induoemsnt
to visitors to 20 TO McKinney's 10
preference TO any other place OF resort
on the lake. Saddle trains leave Nc.
Kinnsy's every morning for Soda
Springs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-18
'sfhe Heart OF the Nation Will Help
the Old Soldier TO Get Well"

NEW Yoax. July ia Herald Wash.
ipston special says: The Presidents
nurse being interviewed said In regard
to the incidents Of July second The
President has not forgotten . detail,
and In fset never will. Every oircum.
stance 10 photographed on his mind clear.
~. He refers to the incident often. and
looks forward to the time when be shall
be permitted to read the newspapers
with great interest. Whenever be wishes
to read the papers, or refers to them In
any way. We remind him Of the promise
made BY Colonel Rockwell to keep
them all for him. OF course
you have heard Of the remark hs
made about The heart OF the nation
etc. Well. the phrssins 10 not exactly
right, and Il 10 too zoe Z saying not
to 60 out in its true shape. What he
said Was The heart OF the nation will
help the old soldier to get WE'LL instead
OF The heart Of the nation will not let
the old soldier die"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-18
An.r.es. ssr.-s ssssr.

sAx FHAsciseo. July ls-S p. NJ
Albion. 4 sales; Utah. 81 asksd.ek sales;
Sierra Nevada, 81 bid. 81 asked; Union
cep. W naked; Alta. 4 is bid. 4 40 asksd;
~ Disels. 81 asked; Savage. Q 30 bid;
Ps:osi. ? 90 bid; Chollar. AZ ssksd;
Jusres. Sc bid.i asksd; Benton. os bid;
Hale 4 Narercss. 5 30 bid; Alta. 4 10 bid.
4 Is saiss; Coz. Virginia. I 30 bid. 2 AK;
Ovsrmsn. IL bid; California. 7sc bid. SOC
ssked; Day. q bid, . os asked. = oS sales;
Albion. 4 10 sales; Beldins. So bid; Vel
low jacket. 4 10 bid; Orc, Toe bid; Ophir
81 bid; Savage. 2 % sales; Benton. ! 10
asksd; Chollsr. q 40 asked; Best aBslohsr
81 Mixed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-18
The President Pronounced out OF
Danger Improving Fast, and
Will be Able to Sit Up Next
eundav

Danger Improving Fast, and
Will be Able to Sit Up Next
Sunday.
EXECUTIVE MANSION. WASHINGTON.
July ls.-Tbs President passed g very
comfortable day yesterday. Dr.. Boyn.
ton. In . conversation yesterday after
noon. expressed the opinion that the
critical period has passed. and that the
President, although extremely weak. 10
now out Of danger. Continuing. be
said: "Thsrs IL NO doubt that he will
gain strength steadily now. and there 10
every reason 10 hope for his ultimate
recovery"
Major Crump, steward ct the EIsou.
tive mansion and n OF the night 1t.
tsndsnts upon the President, says: II
the Presidents condition continues a.
we'll during this week ~ he has been
for the past few days hs will. In my
opinion. be able to sit up and eat his
meals by next Sunday.
/ 0elSt S"eAhs eihaSss VSootabb
" with the President, said yesterday
afternoon that hs was progressing finely.
In reply to Q question about Mrs. Gar
neld's health. he said: '.0h, Mrs. Gar.
Geld 10 getting along nicely. She spends
most Of her time ct her husbands bed.
side.
Last evening Crump said to the Pres.
dent that be believed that he would be
sitting mp TO his breakfast next Sunday.
/" DO you really think aof" asked the
President. ~ do. indeed" replied
Crump. at would not DO surprised.
judging from the way I feel now" said
The President. Drs. Bliss and Reyburn
left the White House together about 9
o'clock. DR.. Bliss replied. when asked
about the President: he 10 doing
splsudidly, and that covers everything.
he 10 decidedly better than at any time.
His fever came on later this evening
than ON any previous day. Hs has .
good appetite and relishss bis food. Hs
10 gaining some strength and beginning
to be able to move himseli about. He
10 cheerful and getting we'll.
Yesterday DR.. Bliss pressed on the
Presidents stomach al along whore the
ball 10 believed 10 have passed and started
. dow Of pus. The doctor says at least
Q wins-slsssiul OF pus started. which 10
On indication that the wound 10 open
along the track Of the ball. and that II
will begin healing from the inside. All
the surgeons said tonight that their high.
est hopes OF the Presidents case had
been resohsd up to tonight. and their
confidence OF bis recovery ID greater
than ever before. Only o%ns-eighth Of .
grain Of morphine 10 given every "a
hours now. The fever to day has been
very slight and the President rests very
we'll, slseping most OF the night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-18
whsss Fault 70 lsf

The County Commissioner passed an
ordinance at their last meeting forbid.
ding garbage. swill or night carts from
passing through the streets Of Virginia
save between the hours Of IL o'clock
midnight and 8 "a. y. II II being violated
ct this early date even. A the passsn.
gers Of the express train were going
towards @ street this morning they were
halted at the corner OF D street to allow
Q cart containing . mass Of dlth to pass
BY. The Board OF Health should zee to
it that the ordinance 10 rieidly enforced.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-18
Held Bail.

when the case Of the State W. Alex.
Goystts was called In Justice Hires
Court. Virginia, this morning. 3. B.
Mitchell. attorney for Goystts, stated
that his client would be unable to fur.
nish . bond should the Court admit him
to bail. and he desired to withdraw bis
motion for bail. The request was
granted and 9oystts was rsmsndsd to
jail. without bail. to await the action OF
the Grand Jury on Q charge Of murder.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-18
sIckne.. of the Pre.ldent's Mother

CLrvrLASp. Ohio. July IS. Mrs.
Eliza Garfield. mother Of President Gar.
Geld. on Saturday had a ssvers attack Of
cholera morbus from which she partially
recovered but 10 now prostrsted by fever.
On account Of her extreme age, she
being 81. her condition 10 regarded a
very critical. and fears are entertained
for her recovery.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-18
Matters at Albany this Morning
lapham to DO Elected Today
0P Tomorrow.

ALBANY. July ls.-It was very quiet
at the hotels las. evening. and but few
members Of the Legislature wsrs In the
city. The Administration Republicans
say they hope for the election today Of
Lapham, but do not feel certain. They
think II will b done Tuesday II not to.
dsy. There 10 Q report current that
Hurd and Bingham. Who voted Tor
Conklipg and Miller Saturday. want
Crowley instead Of Lapham. and will
stand out for him. Others want Gen.
ersl woodford. The Administrations
men, however, scout the idss, and say 1t
IL the duty OF all Republicans to vote
for the majority caucus candidate, Lap.
ham. They say they cannot and will
not now listen to . change.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-18
YallaR IAakAa.

GoLp HILL. July 10. 1881 -Georos W.
Wallace. Vice President: During the
past week the east drift. 5000 level. has
been advanced "A feet. making the pres.
emit length OF the same 100 feet from the
shaft. The face 10 in the black dyke
formation and very dry and hard. On
the $500 level have completed cutting
out for Q chute at the north Wine and
are now drilling east from the bottom Of
the Wine. The drillipgs show vein
porphyry and . slight how Of water
comes from the hole.
T. g. TAYLOR, superintendent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-18
Kalakaus Banqueting With In.
glIsh Mobility.

NEW YoRx. July ia Hrald's Lon
don special says: Saturday evening the
Lord Mayor gave q banquet al the Man.
sion House to the representatives Of the
British colonies. II was q brilliant Of.
fair, oil OF the colonies and most OF the
dependencies being represented. The
Prince OF Wales sat on the right OF the
Lord Mayor. who had the King Of the
Sandwich Islands on bis left.
The Lord Mayor proposed the health
OF King Kslsksus. &c responded briefly.
and spoke OF his land. which be said
was thriving and peaceful. They had.
be said, no land Lssguers there. This
announcement was received with sp.
plauss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-18
Nssions and Fancy Goods.

Smokers will and oil the choice brands
OF tobacco and the best imported cigars
at o. q. Gsllup's store. opposite the
Bank Of Gold Hill, Main street. In I'D.
dilion he keeps . supply Of pocket ont.
lsry. notions, toys aud school books.
Read bis advertisement under New To-
day" and give him o call
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-18
The Trejaa Fire.

The Court Of Inquiry into the cause
Of the late nrs at the Trojan works held
their Investigation Saturday afternoon.
IN the Justice Courtroom Of Gold Hill,
Justice Henderson presiding. In the ab.
ssncs Of Flsnningham. They examined
. number Of witnesses and procured all
the evidence possible. Their 'dscision
has been withheld for q few days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-18
Collar Bs.s Brsksa.

A si1:year old son Of Mrs. McTisus.
living near Pstslums street, Gold Hill.
fell down last Thursday and broke his
collar bone. Surprising he had only
bruised himself his mother paid but liz.
tie attention to his complaints until Sat.
urdsy, when . doctor vas called who set
the bone. The little fellow IL getting
along oil right now.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-18
The Fishs over savage.

There seems to bsa lively fight In
progress In San Francisco for control oil
the Savage mine. our $500 shares Of
Savage stock changed hands at the
morning session today Of the San Fran
cisco Stock Bo.rd. There are sixteen
quotations recorded. the stock ductu-
siing but little. however. The stock
opened at "a So and closed at Ss. It ID
said that Captain Csnsvsn, Chairman OF
the Board Of County Commissioners.
may possibly prove to b Q dark horse
Tor the supsrintsndency OF the mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-18
Is.sura.y's FIRE Alarm.

The Are alarm sounded by the Bel.
cher and Imperial hoisting works satur.
day evening wal caused BY the burning
OF an clubhouse near the site Of the
Trojan mine. The building belonged to
one Of the houses burned at tha same
time the Trojan hosting works were
consumed and appeared to have bssn
set on nrs by boys. The frsmsn started
for the scene bat turned back on learn.
ing what 1t was and that there was no
danger Of the flames communicating to
othar huildipRa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-18

OSparSureS baturuay
Miss J Hughes. Miss Dealy. wv Jones.
n J Mecutchan. Mrs d Hughes. VIM b
Hill. II q Elder. Mrs J J Maggie. Mrs 9
Regsrs, J J CsllAn. DR. Hogan. Mrs rorp.
Miss u Currisr. + Frederick. Jas Duffy
and wife. + Bsgot. 8 Jones. J Rass. h
Rossnbrock. James Mckay. + Bosgls. Hr
p singleton. Mr. and Nrs Otis. Geo Gray
Jr. 4 Watson. II Humphrey.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-18
WESTERN DISPATCHES,
Richm0nd.Albi0u.

EUarxA, July ls.-In the Richmond
Albion case today Wren for the Rioh-
mond, occupied the attention Of the
court till 1880 on the controvsrtsd
legal point. At the conclusion Of his
remarks the Judge read the sections Of
the Law OF Consrsss and the statutes Of
the State OF Nevada, and said that these
conferred upon him the undoubted juris.
diction to determine the rights OF the
parties 10 the possession Of the land In
dispute; be would. therefore. admit the
testimony offered BY the Albion Com.
papy, and 20 ordered.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-18
The Cemsis.u,o. Pamps.

The hydraulic pumps at the Chollar.
Norcross.ss Savage shaft were started up
Saturday evening. and have run oontin.
uously sinos. giving perfect satisfaction.
It isgensrally understood that the pumps
have been started for the sixty days 10
be run by the contractors. which run has
to bs made without Q break before the
Shaft Company are compelled to accept
the pumps as their property and pay for
them. The owners OF the Union Iron
Works, San Francisco. II the contrso-
tora.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-18
o,o.r,ur,. l..ss Eve.i.e.

Leslie. J R,ppold. @ II Ryan. J L
Leonard. II Tenant. Mrs W 8 Shop
pard. J Elliott and family. u Cohen. Mr.
Hsnehsll and family. Ed Patterson. Mn
Geo I Lammon. Mrs L B Hastings. Miss
slinssrlsnd. B Harris and Nifs. Mrs @ W
Bishop. Ed Billings.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-18
MINING LETTERS.
New wslls.FargO.

VIRGINIA. July 10. 1881. - Solomon
HeyduJ.idt. President: The northwest
DRIFT on The 900 level 10 now In . dis.
lance Of IL feet. The fsos 10 still 10 q
favorable looking formation. The dow
Of water In the bottom OF the shaft 10
still decreasing. All the work In and
about the mine 10 progressing well.
ALrx. g. MCKENZIE.
Acting Superintendent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-18

Harris. J Rass, II g Humphrey. + h
ponnslly. J Morris. VIM Mcmillan. il
Leonard. 9 Psrks. A Briggs. Mrs A +
Hsnehsl. Rev Father Nulty. n Cohen. N
Olston. Miss 4 Morris. Miss B Wilson,
joseph Moore. Mrs Dixon. n Carr. Miss
Jennie Hughes. Miss Julia Hughes. u
Shaughnsssy. J Elliott and family.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-18
Pipsr's Opera Heass.

"Eun on the Bristol" st PIpsr's
opsra House. commencing Friday. July
~. The play 10 . musical comedy and
Just the knd 10 dive away . a Of the
blues.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-18
Dsprseissiea ef the vsi.s Of Real
Estate.

Commencing ct the northern boundary
Of the First Ward. Virginia. ten per cent.
has been taken OF Of last years valua-
ton Of taxable property and the assess
msnt this year made In accordance there
with until Grown Point street, opposite
the Catholic church. Gold Hill. 10
reached; from that point to the Lyon
county boundary Q reduction OF twenty
per cent. Ii made In assessing. The re-
duotion on Divide property II but ten
per cent. also. and not twenty - pub.
lishsd Saturday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-18

NEhukn Wit poofexlys
Gold Hill. June so. 1881.
The election resulted 10 the choice Of
the following officers and Trustees: F.
A. Tritls. President; George Wallace,
Vice President; B. O. Whitman. A. n.
Cole and ]. 3. Ryan. T. g. Taylor Was
chosen Superintendent and Mercer Otsy
Secretary. The officers were all rs.slso-
ted.
The report Of Superintendent Taylor
will Be published in the NEWS tomor-
row.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-18
Natural Ds.,h OF. Miner.

James Dram. an old resident Of Gold
Hill. died at noon today. Deceased Was
. native Of Ireland and about 10 years Of
sss. He has been suffering for Q long
time from general debility and consump.
ton. The flag over Miners Union Hall
10 at half-mast, a. be was . member OF
that society. Notice OF time and place
OF funeral will bs found 10 another
column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-18
OrOCk 8EfOBr.
- Trassiso0 DoAsaL
rHrs MORNING.

THIS MORNING.
800 Ophir. 81, 81
LAO Nsxicsn, ~, IN. IN
900 Gould 4 Garry. Z 80
70 Best 4 Belcher. 81. ~
2es C~alifornia. 7eo. 800
sals Savage. Q ss. 81 IS sloo. 2oo slo.
al $40. ~ IS. 3 os. AZ sic. 70
sl0. 2 IS sic. AZ slo. 3 IS. .. ~
sl0. 2 so si0.
ITO Con. Virginia. 2 %
500 Chollar. 2 40. AZ
$40 Po,osi, Q IS. ~
90 Hale 4 Noroross. . 30
200 Crown Point. 2 10
$40 Yellow Jacket. 4 10. <&S. ~ b
500 Imperial. l5c
ass Alpha. AZ. 2 IS
$50 Bslchsr. 8 05.
400 Sierra Nevada. ~. -. ~ $50.
81 $50
20 Bullion. Toe
500 Overman. IL. l 70
100 Justice. $50
80 Union Con-. ~. 81. 81
$500 Alta. 8 9s.<
80 cs'edonis. l6s
20 Silver Hill. lsc
400 Andes, I IS. I 90
so Scorpion. I Is. I 10
100 Benton.
400 Concordis. 25c
20 Golden Gate. ~
600 Atlantic. zoe
1900 Savage. 2 IS. ). ~ sio. . % sle. 3
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-18
Lively shooting Array at Austin.

LiVeIy bh00TlnH lnFay u AuStIn'
AusrrS, New. July ls.-wm. ].
Dryer and James Gray exchanged pis.
toll shots last evening at the corner Of
Main and Cedar streets. Four shots
were fred. Gray vas shot In the log.
One shot went In and out Of the neck Of
James Richards. Richards 10 alive, but
not out Of danger. Dryer was arrested
BY the Sheriff. and Gray ID under surgi.
cal treatment.