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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-29
Overland Passengers Coming.
OMAHA, September 29.-Threueh pas

OMAHAt orPsoEAsok xH's"BH Pss
sepgers on yesterdays train. leaving at
Q p. ~, to arrive In San Francisco 0eto-
Der I'd : Miss Sue F. Silver. Philadsl.
phia; Mrs. William Redstons. Boston;
/. T. Phelps. New York; Mrs. A. B.
Ware, Santa Rosa; Mrs. A. j. franklin,
Austin, New; G. E. Grim. San Fran.
cisco; II. Kellogg. Norwslk. Ohio.
Eighty through emigrsnts left on to-
nights train to arrive at San Francisco
October 9th.
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John Maekay's subscription.

New YoRx, September o. During
the Presidents illness cable dispatcher
were sent daily to John W. Mackay by
George L. Braudsr, Of the Nevada Bank.
On Saturday last Brandsr received from
Msckay the following dispatch. dated
at Bsrlia : "Just arrived from Moscow.
Learn with deep regret Of the Presidents
death. Please inoloss 5000 % my
subscription" A check for this amount
was ct onoe sent to the Garfield Fund.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-29

telegram from Annapolis. Nd, TO-
dsy. SAYS: "Csdst B. A. Csontx. Of Ne
yada, has passed for The navy"
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Jshn W. Mseksy has subscribed Eve
thousand dollars to the fund for Mrs.
Garfield. The fund now amounts to
about Ss25, 0C0. and 10 still increasing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-29

N aNVc FOB MILL MINING AND
9lnNhS ScnY;n,ss naauissssssd 4 Ne
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-29
Kxxrgcx SHINING coarAsY:-

n Location Of principal place OF business.
ban Francisco. California.
Location OF works, Gold Hill. Nevada.
N~otice.-Thsre are delinquent upon the fol.
lowingdcscribed stock, on account Of asseas-
ment No. l6) levied on the wenty.second
day Of August, 1881. the several amounts st
opposite tho names Of the respective share
holders, - follows;
Names. No. Certif. Shs. Amt.
B Frsnkel, Trustee. ...... 712s. ....e.....2e 80
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-29
, Dinsmors, Trustee,

And In accordance with law, and an order
Of the Board OF Directors. made on the twenty.
second day Of August. 1881, 20 many shares
OF each parcel Of such stock - may DO
necessary will be sold at public auction, at
the once Of Parker Cnttepdeu. Room 10. No.
ola. on MONDAY, the seventeenth day OF
October,iesi. at the hour OF one O'Clock ,. 4.
Of nid day, 10 pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses Of the sae.
A n aruART sscr,tsry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-29
THH CITY BAKERY,
r RANT.
Confectionery and Candy Depot,
Ne. ~ Nsrth c Street, virsi.i.,

0FFKRs AN ELEGANT AssoRrNINT o.
ments Tor Table, Ornamental, Frosted and
Plain Cakes OF all kinds, descriptions and -
signs. and ct prices 70 suit everybody.
As We import all our goods direct from III
East We can oder than st.prices the same n
charged In New York. and ct less than eAn
Francisco rates.
r. Ornaments for Gales . specially.
Ice Cream and 6trawberries and Cream.
Also Strawberries By the boz, st Wholesale o.
retail.
az Our candles are manufactured by our.
selves fresh every day. and are far superior "a
FITZMRIkR b ARNBRUsT.
Proprietors City Bakery,
No, ~ North O street, Virginia. Nevada.
IL I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-29

BREAD At REDUCED PRICES.
~ Pies and CAKES ct reduced prioss.
Fancy or assorted Cakes made 70 order 4
short notice.
Iresh. Fish and also oystor1 rscsivsd and
served up daily. som
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-29

A. O. STUART. SECRETARY.
onos-No.. ~ Montgomery street, San
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-21

The Virginia Board Of School Trustees
placed three OF the Fourth Ward Rrsdu.
stss on their list OF teachers a. super
uumsriss. to encourage them and also
give them an opportunity OF becoming
acquainted with the government Of q
school-roou. It's we'll; home talent
should always bs given the preference.
Ihe Gold Hill Board should follow the
example Of Virginia.
Mrs. Mary Csstins was arrested on
complaint Of Mrs. Hannah Harrington
this morning. Both parties are resi-.
dents OF South z street, Virginia. The
complaining witness alleges abusive Ian
gusgs and throwing Of stones at her
houss BY the defendant a. SUFFICIENT
cause for . charge Of disturbing the
peace.
Many are the complaints Of citizens
that bread and milk left ct their doors
early in the morning BY the respective
vendors are stolen before they awake.
Even the morning paper 10 not always
permitted to remain on the doorstsps BY
the petty larceny thieves.
An inquest will be held this evening
by Coroner Conn TO inquire into the
cause OF the death Of Isaac Froek, whose
death resulted from the crushing Of bis
arm In the machinery OF the hydraulic
pump at the Combination ahait ysstsr-
day morning.
The Curley family are still residents
Of Virginia. Their extreme modssty
has prevented them from applying to
the County Fathers for assistance since
their return from their excursion to
Reno.
The ovsrman Mining Company has
levied an assessment Of Atty cents per
share upon ito capital. OHicial notice
Of the same will be found 10 our advsr-
tising columns today.
Hereafter county aid will not bs granted
to families that have an bls.bodi,d man
among their number. The County
Commissioners 90 resolved yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-21
Bllisful Opinions and Speculation
In tho President's Case.

wAsHrNoTos. July 2l.-Dr. Bliss said
last night The President 10 getting
along spl.ndidly. and We could not ask
for better progress than be 10 making.
"Do you consider him out Of danger.
Dootora" asked the reporter.
he il convslrscips finely" said the
Doctor. "Thsrs are dangers yet, but
20 remote that We do not really fear
them. Still they might arise. he IL
not absolutely safe yet from blood pol.
sonipg. but that danger 10 not mere than
Q possibility. Hs looks better today
than at any time sinos hs was hurt. He 10
gaining strength right along. His sp'
petite and digestion are good. he Is
stronger to day than yesterday. and. in
deed, the improvement OF each day over
the preceding 10 plain. 10 has lost
thirty pounds. BE feels hs will recover.
and we encourage him 10 think 30.
oncs hs had for several days very little
hope. His wound 10 graduating now.
and becoming healthy In the process OF
healing. The fever has reached its low.
sst point, aud va are quite happy. I
think In O few weeks he will bs able TO
take q s.a voyage. One hundred and
Atty men arc fitting ont the T~allspooss
to take the President when be 10 we'll
enough. It 10 expected that the Presi.
dent aud family will be able to 60 on the
18th OF August. A swinging bunk 10
being provided for the President"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-21
nss. P.y i. rev. Liee.ss.

J.&J.B B. Mallon yesterday appealed
from the judgment rendered against
them BY Justice Henderson (who was
sitting for Flannineham) with reference
to paying . town license 10 do business
in Gold Hill. The Justice has instruct
ed Gold Hill officers to arrest all per-
sons doing business In Gold Hill without
q town license. His instructions will
DO strictly carried out until the matter
10 decided BY the District Court. Not .
few look upon the appeal a. simply .
dodge to avoid paying Q license until the
next session OF the District Court, but,
u such Vas the intention, 1t has been
headed OF.
Judging by the opinion Of Messrs.
Huffsksr and Lewis & Deal, fled with
the County Commissioner yesterday, 1t
would seem the decision Of Justice Hen
dsrson was correct. and Virginia msr.
chants doing business here might - well
make up their minds TO take out .
license. By doing so they will save
trouble and costs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-21
Ce.ssr.i.s n..isip.i An.ir..

Deputy District Attorney Huff.ksr and
Msssrs. Lewis i Deal. who were CON.
suited with reference TO the duties Of the
Board Of County Commissioners a. 70.
CARDS the unineorporstsd towns Of Gold
Hill and Virginia. presented their re.
port to the Board yesterday; the sub.
stance Of which 10 a. follows:
IAN ordinances Of such corporations
which were In force at the date OF the
assumption by your Board Of the pow
ere and duties conferred BY Il, and not
inconsistent with IL. remain In foil force
until repealed and changed BY your
Board"
Al to the bonded debt OF the town Of
Gold Hill, which 10 $25. 900 exclusive Of
interest, the above mentioned lawyers
state that the County Commissioners
have not the power to borrow money to
pay these bonds. nor to issue new bonds
in their stead. All the Board can do. a.
the bonds must be paid out Of the Gold
Hill Redemption Fund, which ct pres.
spt has no money In 1t, IL to issue GER
tincatss Of Indebtedness upon the sur.
render Of the bonds within ninety days
after May q. 1881. said certificates to
hold good until means are provided. BY
the lsvyine Of taxes, to pay them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-21
Gitteau TO be Shut up with Him.
self Alone.

wAszNoros, July 2l.-District Attor'
nsy Corkhill yesterday sent the follow.
ing letter to the Warden OF the Jail:
General J. 8. Croker. Warden OF the
United States Jail Dear Sir The
Grand Jsry having adjourned until the
18th OF September. and IL being impos'
sibls to ascertain the hoal result Of the
attack by Charles Gittssu. the assassin
OF the President, It will b necessary TO
retain him In custody for further action
by the authorities. ! desire You to place
him on the side Of the Jail where there
are no other prisoners, and where means
Of escape are impossible; that you allow
him to sec no other person whatsver.
and that hs be not permitted to hold
conversation with any OF the guards.
and that hs be rigorously excluded from
receiving or sending any communities
tons except those delivered by me or
read by my direction. I desire this
direction to DO vigorously executed.
(Signsd): Gro. B. ColxHrLL.
Gittsau today addressed . note to
Postmaster Anger, authorizing the
Postmaster to deliver to Distriot Attor.
uey Oorkhill. for suoh disposition a. be
may desire, all mail matter addressed to
the prisoner.
Gitt.au seems TO think, now that
Corkhill 10 gone. hs . get more priv.
ileess. He told Q guard this morning
that hs wanted three daily papers every
day and better food than has bssn a.
lowed him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-21

Trials By Jury In Ireland-Disre.
gard OF Both Law and kvl'
dence-'.N Not Guilty" the stand
Ing Verdict.
NEW Yozx. July 2l.-A Worlds Lon
don special says: The summer assiz's
are now being held throughout Ireland
aud owing to the Tax Jury. the law
known as the O'HsRan Act. there are
many fragrant instances OF the misosr'
risss Of justice. In some cases the
jury, with the view Of probably insult
ing the Judge. announce before bis
charge that they have made up their
minds to q verdict Of not guilty. The
evidence OF the crime 10 ~disressrded and
Q verdict OF not guilty returned. II the
Crowns case 10 absolutely conclusive OF
the prisoners guilt, the jury generally
fail to sgrss. Two years ago . prisoner
was tried at Ennis for murdsring Q
man BY the name Of Crsagh, .
land agent. the gun bad exploded and
blown Of one Of the fingers OF the 40
oused. The man was put 10 the dock
and Il was shown that be had doRged
Creaeh during the night. His ownership
OF the gun was established, and the finger
blown Of by the explosion was produced
and shown to bs the finger missing from
the prisoners hand. and the jury 40
Quilted him without leaving the box.
Cases almost a. barsfaosd are o occur.
ring. particularly at the assizes 10 Con.
nsught aud in Munster, and 1t 10 under
stood that the judges will make . unan.
iuous report In favor Of stringent amend
msnts to the jury law.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-21
Claims y. a. Cs..s beware.

Many persons who were under the
impression that they were the Arst to
discover the nns new comet nov grad
ually fading away from view. have sent
their notifications % discoveries TO Pro-
fsssor Swift Of the Warner Observatory.
Rochester, New York. each claiming the
5000 reward. Mr.. Thomas Powell. OF
Gold Hill, who Was the arst to place
himself on record In this section through
the columns OF the Nrws a. diseoverer.
sent Q letter to Professor Swift immedi-
atsly. A day OF two since the following
answer was received:
RooHrsrra, N. Y.
July Q. 1881
Mr.. Thomas Powell. Gold Hill, Ne.
vsda-My Dear Sir: Your letter Of the
25th ulimo. announcing the discovery
OF the great comet 10 the constellation
Auries, near Cspslla. Was duly received
and Aled. We are In receipt OF innumsr-
able claims Of priority. and In order to
settle the question under the terms OF
the Warner Prize. 1t may be necessary to
refer the matter 10 Prof. @. A. Young.
OF Princeton, and Professor Asaph Hall.
Of Washington. Your claim will receive
careful attention, and Ne shall announces
the result In due time.
Very respectfully, yours.
LEWIS Swrrr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-21
EASTERN DISPATCHES,
Gitteau Getting to U~nderstand Him.
self and His Position . Little

DOAA
Better.
wAsHuoTos. July 2l.-Ths prison
fare and discipline have taken much Of
the starch out Of aittsau. and have
even had q willing effect on his inordin-
ate vanity. When frst imprisoned he
made frequent complaints Of his treat
mspt. He regarded himself - an i'm.
portant prisoner Of State. and demanded
better care and treatment than was be-
slowed ON his fsllow.prisonsrs. whom
hs denounced a. common islons. he
protested against being put on . level
with other prisoners. and said he wa .
gentleman, accustomed TO have the best
fare. His demands were often made In
an insulting manner and usually ignored.
he consumes every scrap Of paper be
can get In writing about himself. Hs
has not ceased complaining. and dc.
msnds better treatment, but his manner
il changed. he is more subdusd. and
apparently begins to realize that others
do not consider his crime In the light he
does. The other day be complained that
hs did not get coffee. The Warden al
lowed him two cups . meal, while the
other prisoners get only one. This 70.
vivsd bis spirit OF self. Importance. and
he began to put on airs again. Then bis
extra allowances OF coffee Vas cut Oh.
w~hsrsupon he wrote . lengthy letter to
the Warden. oouchsd In offensive Ian.
Ruage. saying. che was not ht
to have charge ola man Of suoh impor-
tanos." The Warden paid no attention
to the letter. except to determine not to
allow Gittsau another favor. but to oon-
hus him to the most vigorous prison
treatment. The Warden and bis deputy
aud the District Attorney and his assist.
ant are the only persons who . per.
mitted to exchange any words With the
prisoner. When II 10 necessary for q
Of those officials to see 0ittssu be 10
brought into the Wsrden's omos and
lock. d inside With an official and guard
stationed ct the door. Gittsau has
abandoned all his foppishnsss. At nrst,
In Jail, he was careful with bis toilet;
bat now be comes into the Wsrdsn's
room. when sent for, sometimes only
bali. dressed. One time he appeared
with only bis shirt and pants and bis
pants rolled up. and the last time be
had on nothing but his pants. Cork.
hills order to put him 10 solitary con.
Ausmsnt and shut him Oh from the stght
Of others has not been complied With.
Is the jail has too many prlsonrrs to
admit OF this. Besides. the Warden
considers that 0lttssu's present mode Of
confinement 10 about % satisfsotory a.
can we'll be In q Jail 90 full Of prisoners.
Gitteau has no desire to escape. He
knows the danger hs would incur out.
side from popular indignation. Hs hrst
heard that the President wa getting we'll
from talk OF the guards. He anticipates
q big sensational trial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-21
Latest 0mcial Information.

WARRINGTON. July 2l.-Ths following
bulletin has been sent this morning to
each OF the Cabinet Officers by the Prssi.
dents private secretary:
EXECUTIVE MANSION. WASHINGTON.
July 2l.-Ths improvement in the Prssi.
dents condition continues to be steady
and uninterrupted. his pulse this morn;
Ing 10 SS. with normal Temperature and
respiration. BE 10 bright and cheerful.
has an excellent appetite, and expresses
. desire for more substantial nourish-
ment. There 10 NO better indication Of
bis progress than the disposition which
he 10 now manifesting to thiuk and talk
OF outside matters. The surgeons ex.
press themselves % entirely satisdrd
with the progress Of the case.
$50 A. M.-Ths President has had .
good night, and 10 doing sxcsllently this
morning. Pulse, So; Temperature. ss.4;
respiration, Is.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-21

The following paragraphs speak vol.
umss and need no commenting upon.
Two boys were engaged In playing
marbles on O street, near Taylor. Vir.
ginis. this morning. O street 10 no
longer crowded with teams. and the
sport Of the boys was uninterrupted for
an hour or more.
The old ALEXANDRA Theatsr. corner OF
Union and O streets. Virginia. II having
In interior dismantled.
Rooms In Virginia that rented at S16
Q month can nov DO had for %; and .
suite Of rooms Tor which $40 was charged
In rs. can now be rented ct $l6 per
month.
Piscards announcing that dwelling
houses are for sale or to let are numsr.
q In Virginia today. and several
places on O street that were occupied BY
dns s,oress year ago are now closed.
with For Rent on their front In large
letters, and NO would.bs tenants TO make
application for them.
some prominent business house has
bssa attached and closed By the shsfin
on an average Of onos . month lately.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-21
s Lively for she chia.m'

Lee Williams. the native Of the East
Indies. who complained to Justice Hires
day before yesterday that he had been
robbed by Cinnamon. a. reported yes
tsrday. has got himself In troubls and
In jsil. He imbibsd pretty freely Of the
ardent yesterday and proceeded to Chi.
natown. In Virginia. in the afternoon
and attempted to wreak his vengeance
upon the celestial race for an alleged
mistrsatmsnt by three Of their country
men. He smashed windows. broke In
doors. and raised Q row generally. He
objected 90 strongly to being locked up
that Il was al two stalwsrt policemen
could do to forcibly take him to the City
Jail.
A number Of Cinnamon have appeared
before Justice Hires and sworn that Will.
liams wa not robbed In Chinatown. a. hs
alleged. They say be va in Chinatown
drunk. assaulting their houses aud
persons. and firing OF his pistol at ran.
dom. They admit that three OF them
bounced him from o Of their stores,
aud gave him . sound beating. which he
certainly deserved II their story II true,
and the officers nov believe II 10.
Mr.. East Indisman IL said 10 Be an old
offender. and he 10 not likely to breathe
the air Of freedom for some ums.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-21

San FRANCISCO. July rs ?. H.
Mexican. ~ bid. ~ asked; Union Con.
81 bid. 81 asked; Ovsrman. I 20 ssksd;
ophir. 81 bid. 81 asksd; Sierra Nevada,
. asked; Gould 1 Curry 40 bid; Albion
3 90 bid. 8 IS asked; Grown Point. 2 o5
bid. 2 10 asked. 2 10 sales; Hale 4 Nor
sross. 8 bid; Best 4 Bslcher. ~ bid. ~
Asksd; Bullion. Coo sales; Savage. 2 IS
bid. 2 70 asked. 2 IS sales; B 4 Bslchsr.
81 sslss; Exchsquer 1 10 bid. l is sstsd;
I 10 sales; Con. Virginia. l IS bid. ! 30
ssksd; California. TOO bid. 7sc ssked; Po-
tosi. 2 IS bid; Andes. I IS bid. I 20 ask.
I IS sales; Alta. 4 06 bid; Chollar. An
bid. q 50 asked; Albion. 5 IS bid; Bodis
Tunnel. 2 90 bid; Justice. 800 bid. s3c
ssksd; Yellow Jacket. A. bid; Day. 2 40
bid; Bechtsl. I IS bid; Alta, Ito bid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-21
Trouble Expected on the Navajo
Reservation - An Unpopular
Agent.

SANTA Fs. July 2l.-Alarming reports
reach here from the Navajo reservation.
Some time ago Gslsn Eastman. q minis.
ter Of the Presbyterian Church. bad.
by q series Of ill.timsd and ill.sdvissd
acts. so excited the Navsjos that they
threatened his life and demanded . .
agent. The Interior Department, to
quiet them, suspended Eastman and
turned the agency over to Captain Ben.
nett, OF the Ninth Cavalry. A few days
age Rev. Gslsn Eastman again appeared
on the scene with orders to relieve Cap
tain Bennett. The commanding officer
at Fort Wingats reports that the Nsva.
joss are restless. assembling armed and
mounted. aud demand the immediate re-
call OF Eastman. and want Captain Ben.
nett back. who. they say. won't steal
and will treat them justly. There are
not sufficient troops 10 New Mexico to
keep them quiet. should they be inclined
TO revolt. Tue officers ct Wiogsts bs.
lisvs they will kill Eastman unless the
Government speedily removes him. II
10 reported that his frst move was an
endravor to make the Indians 90 to
church and stop using tobacco. They
number ct least 5000 bucks, and are the
only tribe that IL increasing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-21
Railroad Earnings and Profits In
the Uniled States.

NEW Yoax. July 2l.-Ths Poa says:
The total number Of miles Of railroads
Of the United States In operation ct the
close Of 1880. wal s3, 1881 miles. an In.
orssss for the year Of TIA miles, against
277l miles the previous year. and 1887
miles In 1878. The gross earnings OF
the railroads for 1880 were S6l6,40l 1871
against $529. 0l2. 9s9 In 1879. aud the
net ssrpisss $256, 1893. 436 against s2l9..
Ole, 724 In 1879. The dividends paid
aggregated 81. ll6.4ll against $751;.
68l. 470 10 1879. The gross earnings
reported on railroads In the Southern
States amount to $4S. sl7 .76A against
S43, 9l7, 284 for 1879.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-21


A letter addressed A. follows 10 held Tor
better direction ct the Gold Hill Post
ONCE Mrs. Elizabeth Mcneil. Bran
Door Lake. Bsnsoada Bunk. O. B.
The Nrvs today publishes the frst cor
rect report Of Captain Caravans stats.
ment Of the financial condition Of Gold
Hill and Virginia.
Notwithstanding Gold Hill and vir.
sisis are connected BY railroad, the
malls from one place to the other are
earrisd BY stages.
The County Commissioners counted
the funds In the hands Of the County
Treasurer ysstsrday and found his 40
counts correct.
The assessment Of 81 Per share on the
capital stock Of the Alpha Con. Mining
Company 10 delinquent In the Board TO-
day.
An assessment Of sixty cents per share
has bssn levied on the capital stock Of
TIE Bullion Mining Company.
ThGs are no casss psadins In The
oeld Hin Justice Court II any nature
wAstsvu.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-21
. Hot Weather In Europe.

BERLIN. July 2l.-Ths heat here on
Tuesday and Wednesday was almost In.
tolsrsbls. and several cases Of sunstroks
occurred.
PANS. July2l.-Ths municipality has
voted z, 1900, 900 francs for improvement
to the water works. It 10 said the wheat
and other crops are suffering from the
heat, and 10 the absence Of rain the pro.
duct will bs much below last year.