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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-08
NOTICE

NO44NG
rs HEREBY GIVEN OF INTENTION TO MAKE
i application to the Hon. William P. Byrd, County
Judge of Leon county. in the State of Florida, ON
the 18th day Of March, A. D. 1881, at the city of
Tallahassee in said county. for authority TO sell the
interest Of Mary.P. Bailey and Martha Hawkins
Bailey, minor children of William Bailey, Jr., de-
ceased and the interest Of MsgAre Y. Bailey, Mary
E. Bailey and William Bailey, minor children Of
Abram T. Bailey, deceased, in the following de-
scrbed land the application being TO sell the whole
any part thereof, viz:
Commencing ON the eastern boundary Of the city
Of Tallahassee In Leon county Florida at the south
side Of McCsrty strees and running east nine chains
to point, and thence following the st. Augustine
branch through and along the same 70 point on
the said branch and st. Augustine road on the north
side of said road and west side Of sAd branch and
thence northwesteriy to point on said eastern
boundary Of the city Of Tallahassee 1850 chains
south of the point of beginning and thence north to
the point Of beginning ,,,,,,.
Guardian minor Childrsa Of VIM Bailey, Jr., deed
A. b HAWKING,
Guardian minor children Abram 2. Bailey, deceased
Feb. 8, lS61-S0dAyA
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-08
FLORIDA FRUIT TREES

TrOR SALE AT THE ARCHKR NURsERZzN
T cUnsisfing n part Of LeConte Pear. Japanese
Pemimmon, Peach. Apple. Alm0nd, Neekazine, CHI
nese onfnee. Japan Plum. and Hweet Seeding or.
ange hom one year old % Bcarimg Bud3sd Trees,
VISA Ghrnbbery, &C. N
~ permiasi0n we give as reference d. q Pfaee al
Waid0, FiAL, whose Orange Trees We have thin day
LTPaEY d CHRISTIE,
Archer, AIaehna Csanfy, E1a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-11
Ssaator Fair.

An Eastern correspondent gives the
following skstoh. which II mainly cor.
rect
flames G. Fair was born In Cloughsr.
Tyrone county. Ireland. In December.
1881. He came to this country In l843.
attended school at Geneva, Illinois.
where some OF his family still live. he
was an original '49sr. In that year he
Wal at work on Long Bar. Feather river.
California. He did not fnd II proAta-
bic, 20 be turned his attention 70 quartz
mining. His Arst essay was at Angels,
CalaveTss county. he soon ranked high
% Q good Judge OF mines and ~ an OPP
orator. In 1865 he became Supsrin.
tsndsnt Of the Ophir mine. and In 1857
the Hale 4 Norcross mine came under
his direction. II was the latter which
gave Fair his start In the world. Soon
after he made . lucky guess. He sur
missed that certain ground might contain
q great deal OF rich ore. With the help
OF Flood he secured the claim. since
grown 20 famous throughout the world
a. the Consolidated Virginia and Califor.
mia mines. Senator Fair owns seventy
acres Of land In San Francisco, and ID
the owner Of Q residence In Msnlo Park
which II said 10 have cost 81. 0O0, 600.
He has q wife and four children. Liv.
ing 90 much underground In an unnst.
ural atmosphere. be has been troubled
with rheumatism and throat disease.
and once took . trip TO Japan for his
health.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-11
Items from ireland.

Coax. June 1l.-of forty.thrss riotsri
charged with taking part In Thursday
nights disturbances twsnty.thrss have
been sentenced to from two TO -four
months imprisonment. Others have beer
liberated on their own rsoognizsnces.
The city 10 now quiet. The magistrate
has solsmnly warned the people from
the bench that II riots are renewed the
troops will bs under military control.
and any asssmblags will b treated a. IN
act OF warfare.
DUBLIN. June 12.-Ths Gdssas pro.
claims that illegal meetings are 70 b
held In several places for the purpose oil
objecting TO the execution Of writs.
They will be dispersed BY force.
The residence OF Col. Rollins, nsaI
Cork, Was burned yesterday. A servant
was suspected and arrested.
LONDON, June 1.-THE government
informs the police Of Chester that the
Feniaps In America have detailed mum
Der OF men to portions Of the kingdom,
including Chester.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-11
FOREIGN DISPATCHES,
Extraordinary InglisA Newspaper
Enterprise Tho Storage Of
Electricity.

Extraordinary English Newspaper
Enterprise = The Storage OF
Electricity.
LONDON. June ll.-No English paper
has heretofore had regular ~oablegrams
from the United States, but the Standard
has opened . bureau at New York for
daily specials. and will force others to
follow the example.
The matter OF storage Of electricity
BY the uss Of The Fsurs battery has a.
trscted the universal attention Of the
scientific men Of Europe. A has BEEN
known. William Thompson. an sminsn.
scientist Of Glssgow. lately took from
Paris to Glasgow . Faurs battery, sup
posed to contain power to the amount
OF Q million pounds to the foot. After
some weeks Thompson makes Q report,
In which be announces the perfsot sue
oess OF his effort to store and transport
electric power. he has already ascsr.
tanned enough regarding the qualities Of
the Faurs reservoir to.maks Il quite GER
tain that II solves the problem Of stow
ing electric energy In . manner md
upon . scale 10 render Il useful In many
important practical applications. Among
other uses, enough cat BE- stored 10 give
light In . house for several hours with.
out additional supply. The reservoir
can Be- moved easily. and ussd where
| dynamo electric machines are unavaila-
BILE. One great advantage 10 b. found ID
In the faot that when the electric energy
10 supplied from . Fsurs reservoir. Il j,
always steady In delivery. thus prevent
ing the Atiul delivery experienced from
the unequal action Of the ordinary dyn'
amo machines.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-11
lhs Quebec Pire-Nore P.rtlcul.r..

QuxBEc, June The Governor
Generals ball. which was to have come
of last evening. was postponed until the
evening OF the 22d instant.
The remains Of Mr.. Hardy were dug
from the ruins. His hssdy was horribly
burned.
Five lives are known to have been
lost. Three bodies have already been
rscovsrsd-thoss OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy
Of 118 Oliver street and that OF Msrois.
. joiner, OF nichsiisu street. Mrs. q.
Lappsriere and two children are missing
and supposed to have persisted In the
flames. st. Johns Church was insured
for $63. 000.
A subscription List has bssn started
for the relief Of the sufferers. The Gov
srnor General gave $500. the Archbishop
of Quebec $1,000. and the Mayor 800.
Besides those already mentioned,
there are reports OF others missing.
Only the walls OF 81. Johns Church
remain. It will be rebuilt. . The ofaeial
number Of houses burned 10 657.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-11
IHunbeldt itens.
w;..sm.eea Si,r.r State. Jun. Q.

Wis.smueea S;irsr State, June Q.
Busna Vista John received . dispatch
from Capt. Sam. Of Virginia, last sven-
ing. inviting him and his Piutss to at.
tend Q fandango at Walker river Sstur-
day. Capt. John, who 10 . ysry sensible
chief. replied that . great Many Indians
are now at work on farms and stock
ranges, and he did not think IL advisable
to have them quit and 60 to Walker
river. II 10 therefore probable that Hum.
boldt will not b very well represented
ct the dance.
Deputy Assessor puckner informs NJ
that U. Mayo, Of Battle Mountain. has
sold an interest In . mining claim at
Lewis for $1,000, and . man named Nor
gan sold his interest In the same mins
for $40. 600. ASsn Francisco drummer
named Arnold. Who had helped the own.
srs develop the propsrty. received $4,000
on an investment OF lees than $500.
We are informed BY . gentleman re-
Gently from Cortsz District that 8. Wen.
ban, Who has been mining there for
years, and recently employed . good
many Chinese, has been notified that
unless be discharges the Cinnamon. who
are at work In his mines. steps will b
taken to compel them TO 90. The mins
10 said TO b looking veil.
William Stevenson arrived hsrs ysstsr-
day with $500 sheep and lambs. which
he purchased Of james Jsmison. of Pleas
ant Valley. The price paid 10 said 70
have bssn - each Tor sheep and u 90
for lambs. Nj. Stevenson II driving
them to The n~orthvsstsrn part Of the
county.
About atty carloads Of Tee and silk
passsd through. going Eass, yesterday
and today.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-11
Niseellaneou.

CrrT OF MrxIoo. June 1l.-work ID
begun on the Vera Cruz and Jalspa
and the Toluoa and Ixtapa railroads.
HAvANA. June ll.-Prssidsnt Morino
has accepted the dictatorship Of Ban Do
mipRo. A severe drouth In Trinidad has
caused immense damage to the sugar
81. Prrrnssuao, June ll.-Anolhsr
Nihilist TRIAL 10 began Of Kisn. The
prisoners include four women. . Saxon
subject and . French citizen. They
arc accused Of various political crimes
and Of complioty with the assassins Of
The Oar.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-11

The Hirss Ds...a ssr sssr.sk y.ry
Il Der Csars.
Eureka Ssn,;..,. .E... o.

Eureka Ssntiasl, Jsss O..
The District Court yesterday sst the
three causes Of the Albion ". Richmond
for Tuesday. July s. Ths nrst case on
the calendar II Rose Of al. 70. the Rich
mond Mining Company OF Nevada,
which will decide the validity Of the St.
George patent. The Richmond sttor.
neys have demanded and been granted
By the Court . struck Jury for each case.
This demand 10 made under the statute
OF this State Of 1875. and the manner
OF procedure. - w uudsrstand u. u
this: That one hundred Jurors names
In each case are drawn from the Jury box;
Of this number nfty are struck Of. and
out Of the remaining Aity. o. such -
may sppssr. not lees than thirty, the
litiesnts alternately strike one sssh
until the number Of The jurors 70 try the
case 10 reduced 10 twelve, who are then
regularly sworn 10 veil and truly try.
and . trus verdict render, etc. The
party demanding Q struck Jury II Arst
required. before the court viii make ~
order for one, 70 Ale and ssrvs notice ON
the opposite party, to make sfadavit that
the litigation 10 not less than $4,000.
aud 10 deposit Q suficisnt sum 70 cover
the costs Of the same. These prslim.
i~nsriss, We believe. have BEEN complied
With. although the attornsys for the
Albion yesterday made some objections
TO the regularity Of the proceedings on
the part Of the Richmond, more % save
any point ihss tos The purpose Of folly
discussing l6oS .sl.skg these points fully
argued and decided ut this term. This
Il the hrst struck jury, We believe. that
has ever been called In our District
Court. and yesterday 300 names. 100 In
each case, we're drawn from the jury
boz. Fifty OF each list will be struck
Of on the Goth, aud then the Jurors to
try these cases will b taken from the
remainder.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-11
Archbshop Croke's speech at Tip
perary.

kOAo
DUBLIN, June ll.-Archbishop Croks's
conference With the clergy and the Land
Lsagusrs on Thursday at Tippsrsry II
discussed BY all the papers. His speech
IL commended - manly. ~ Offering .
new way ont to the people and - better
In its moral tendency than Parnsll's
efforts. He ~suloeized Ireland. IL CLINE,
people and beauty. Hs hoped the lead
er Of her fortunes In the House Of Com
mons. headed BY the immortal Parnsll.
would prove equal to the occasion and
follow q policy OF judicial fsxibility -
we'll a. hrmness. They must not accept
the bill now pending unless Il comes
from COMMITTEES . clear substantial boon
TO the tenant farmers Of Ireland; but
they should not oppose II on account OF
the few minor amendments they would
desire. Il ought to Be accepted, not
. Q Q Anal settlement OF the land quss-
ton. bat % giving . large installmsnt OF
justice. He reoommsndsd the people to
bs s~slf.oontained, restrain their temper,
throw no stones. and pay honestly all
they could. He denounced the i'm.
prisonmsnt OF Irish leaders for NO crime
whatever. q worse than Russisn dss.
potism.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-11
Silver Ore on Trees.
Wood River Nsss.


Joe Bush, the prospsotor Who was
called Away to bis home In Ogden sud-
denly last week BY sickness In his family,
left 9 specimen With n which 10 . curl.
osity indeed. It 10 . vsrtibls petrifaction
OF Ar bark. and adhsrine to Il - closely
a. metal 10 wall rock Ii . chunk Of pure
gslsna ore. evidently rich In silver.
This establishes the future wealth Of the
Wood river country beyond all doubt,
for where one can shake out Of the trees
800. ounce ore, Il 10 . safe bet that this ID
. better region for the poor than . placer
country. The specimen 10 or exhibition
Of this ofaoe. Now let our hostile az
changes trot out . more prolific region
and we'll join the gang to open II up.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-11
0'Donovan Rosa Turns Up and Hs
Makes Q Revelation.

New Yoax. June 1l.-o'Donovar
Rosa says OF the plot TO destroy the
Liverpool town hall: ! am sure this
plot VA prompted BY the same spirit
that animatss our organization, and
which led 10 the Mansion House plot.
All this skirmishing II done 10 show
England that she can't send her armies
into Ireland with impunity. Its only
the beginning Of the trouble. I received
intelligence last December that explosive
materials had been placed In the hold oi
the British war ship Dotersl for the
purpose Of destroying her. Further.
more, Irishmsn In the British navy have
given NJ assurances that they are ready
10 do the same thing again.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-11
sausbrush Fuel.
N4.sar0ra Tmss.R Review.

1tsedrord 1t"sshsV'sU
The Grand Prise uses from fourteen
to sixteen loads Of untrimmsd sage.
brush every day. Uncle Dick Trsgaskis
commenced hauling today from the
vicinity OF the Spanish ranch about tor
miles distant. BE thinks that there II
enough In that section to last oil thu
summer, bat next season Il will have 70
be hauled elsewhere than from Inds'
psndsnos Valley, the supply there being
nearly exhausted. There 10 plenty owe,
about Stampede Creek. about sixteen
milss distant. ON the Caflin road. A
good sage-brush ranch within ave or sil
miles from town would DO worth . small
fortune.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-11
Probably Untrue.

The Ssntinel's information. published
In yesterdays number, that miners In
Lewis district had accepted the terms Of
the nins-ownsrs, and gone TO work for
IS 80 per day. 10 probably without
foundation Thomas Barnes, Secretary
Of the Ruby Hill Miners Union. informs
Us that his Union has received no infor-
nation TO that Eject. The latest advioss
10 that body are 10 the effect that every.
thing 10 going on smoothly. and that
the miners are receiving ~ per day.
Our informant claimed to have the news
direct Eureka Sentinel. June o.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-11


An "in Adams fall We sinnsd ALL"
10 now In Conklins's fall there appears
N bs \ considerable amount Of sin creep
inc into the Albany Legislature. The
Conilipg deadlock seems to have nasu-
rally resulted in opening the sluios-sstss
Of bribery and corruption. Criminasivs
and rscriminaiive charges OF bribery
ar. freely made, and Asssmblyman Brad
Lev brings out the whole erooksdnsss By
boldly declaring that be has received .
bubs Of two thousand dollars 10 vote for
Dspsw against Plat. Re says As
ssublyman Sessions. Who 10 . friend
Of Dspsv. paid him the ooin'
which hs was too honest 70 keep.
and 90 he handed Il over TO Speaker
Sharpe. This vas eorroborstsd By
Sharpe himself. Sessions pronounoss
Bradley . Arstelass lisr, BY ooolly
ignoring the financial part Of the
Transaction, declaring that there II not .
word Of truth in IL. It II . bold quss-
ton Of vsraeity between them. One OF
the other. or both. must lie tsrribly.
Sessions also complains that he. too.
has been approached" in favor Of
Dspsv, and II al the stories are 10 b
believed. monsyed influence has beer
freely brought to bear. The chances
are that this 10 simply . bold plot con-
ooctsd by the Conklinsitss to bring thu
administration men into bad rsputs. snf
eorrsspondinsly assist Conilins. NJ
shrswder political m~anipulstors aut
wirs-vorksrs exist than are includes
among Conklins's friends and trust,
hsnchmen nov at Albany.
And ali the while The hish-mindsd AMI
politically virtuous Conklins s~srsnsi!
oontsnplatss the filthy pool. and am
biiously takes q bath In 1t. day afts'
day. He seeks "vindication" al tn
hands OF such An apparently oorrup
crowd; yet. wen though he should sue
coed In being returned By them to tn
Senate. he would 60 back there far NOR
bssmirchsd than vindicaisd. he. Wit
threw away his high position In III
Senate In such . lordly manner and rod
ont on Q high horse. 10 nov eagerly vii
ling to ride back on sven . Chinaman'
donkey. Alas! how are the might
fallsn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-11

"Fssifis ct dssesnsus Avsrni," of.in
other words: Il u easier 10 tumble
yourself down 70 Hades than u ID to
kick yourself up again. The saddsst
sight in America today Il to observe
Oonklins vrestlins with that same prop
osition In the lobby Of the Albany Lssis-
iature. He resigned In the most petu-
LIANT. arrogant manner. and In the lsttsr
Of rssisuation sent BY himself and Plat
to Governor Cornell, they said 1--WE
think Il 10 right and dutiiul to submit
the matter to the power TO which alone
We r bound and and ever ready to
bow"
And now what are they waiting fort
The Legislative tribunal 10 which they
% anosrsmoniously rushed 70 submit.
their grievances has pronounesd against
them. therefore Why do they not ''bov"
and GET olt Of The vsyf They have
always commended for The rule Of the ma
jority. and the majority In this case
rules them ont In . very emphatic man.
nsr. Why do they not sof More than
tws-thirds Of The Republicans in the
legislative court TO which they have sp-
psalsd their case have s~mphadeally do.
eidsd that they are no longer wanted.
Judgment has been passed. and they
would show some little regard for polid'
cal consistency and sslf.rsspses II they
would now deosntly aeqsissss and 60
homo. II begins to look - though
Conklins's profssssd reverence for that
power to which be said he was % ''rsady
to bow" was all humbug. The New
York Times vsry correctly repairs:
Unless Mr.. conkling Il resolved to ruiz
or ruin II 10 time for him 70 withdraw
from the iruitlsss contest ct Albany. and
10 dsyots hia efforts 10 securing . cordial
union Of the Republicans Of the Legfsla'
ture upon two good men - the susoessori
Of M. Plat and himself. II must not b,
for . moment forgotten thit the two lat'
Sepstors were secure In their positions
the one for four and the other for sil
yesrs; that BY their resignation they sait
that Il vss better for them 70 30 In privat,
life thsn 70 be Senators whose course o.
sotiou vss not approved BY. and who die
not have the full confidence Of. the psopl,
Of the STATE, and particularly BY and o.
the Republicans in IL; and that. therefore
BY their Y admission. II they have no
the approval Of those to whom they sp
psalsd. their return 70 the ssnate y neitnel
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-11

Six railroads nov enter the city oil
Denver. and three more will soon b
sddsd 70 the number. The city II hav.
ing an astonishing growth. II il pre-
dictsd that more bricks will b used In
erecting buildings there this year than
In the city Of New York. Rssidsnts
expect that the next census will shov .
population OF 100. 600.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-11

James Hohson vas the nrst man In
England who let ont hackney horsss.
When . man came for . horse be Wa
led into the stable where there vss Q
greet choice. bat he Obliged him TO take
the horse next to the stable door, 20 that
svsry customer Wa alike veil served 90
oosdins 70 his chance. Hsnss Il became
. provssh. when what ought 70 - your
sleedoa go forced upoa yoa 70 ~
"Hehson's eheios."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-11

Latest sdvicss from 81. Pstsnburs ssy
that The sosialistio element scarcely takes
pains to conceal Ito belief that the En-
psror will b fascinated within the nsxt
thirty days. They assert that the mo-
men. Il becomes apparent that no To-
forms are intended he win BE- killed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-11
Atslsgram from Nelson. Butte county.
California. says:

Atslsgram from Nelson. Butte county.
Cslifornis, says:
Dan Caswell was out driving With two
young ladies yesterday. and ono fell out.
Her clothing caught In the r~unning.gear
and shs vas dragged. Her escort handed
The lines TO the other young lady and
Jumped out TO her rescue. The young
lady In the buggy. however. became
frightened. let the lines 60 and jumped
ont, severely injuring herself. The horses
backed over the other young lady. the
wheels passing over her breast. Though
severe. the injuries are not dangerous.
And now the question naturally comes
up. what caused this general falling Quit
Wa hs trying to kiss them both at the
same time. or we're >,nsy both Tying 70
I'D In his lap Were they fighting In
che buggy. or we're they trying to Get
out and hshtf How did they get homer
The telegram 10 not explicit enough.
There IL IN untold mystery in this
dreadful AFFAIR.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-11

New York Tribune: II il only . few
weeks since Roscoe the Magnificent
alluded 10 sI.Presidsut Hayes - THAT
man from Ohio who has just left the
White House expecting darkness to cover
the land ct his departure" The able
author Of that harmless sheer would
give . good deal today II his own de-
parturs from Warrington had covered
the land with darkness instead Of with
the broad grin which.nov Eliminates II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-11

The Nevada City. CAL. Trunserips
aarsss with the GoLD HILL News In say
ing that the national dag should Be
raised to the masthead ON Memorial
Day, and not displayed st half.nast. II
claims that Nevada City was the only
place on the Pacific coast that Asw the
old Gag at full mast. and was correct. on
the recent anniversary Of that interest
Ing occasion. Score one for Nevada
CITY
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-11

vsnnor. the Canadian weather proph-
Ct prophssisd Ans. warm weather for
the nrst part Of June. up to the 18th.
He can't make anybody believe IL In
this part Of the country. His prsdio-
lions were evidently not calculated for
this latitude.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-11

Warrington dispatch says: EI.ssn-
alor Dorsey ID In this city completely
broken up in mind. The Star route rev.
slstions have completely prostratsd him.
He IL no longer proud in spirits. It il
alleged that for . week his house has
been under . dstsotive's eye. who re-
ports to the Attorney General all who
communicate with him. Il 10 said there
l. evidence not made public which will
place Dorsey in . more embarrassing
position than hs nov IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-11

The Wood River Noes ssys. that q. B.
Whitshil. sx.stats Minsralegist Of Ne
vada, 70 at present viewing the mining
promises Of that section In the interest
Of himself and others.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-11

Dc Lssssps. the famous French En-
sissss. sails from France ioF New York
II. The latter part Of this month. He
ssnss evsr 70 ieoh after he bssissss Of
- ystana Canal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-11

Lospox, Ont. June 1.-THE hull Of
the Inflated Victoria, BY the sinking Of
which 10 many persons were drowned,
was brought here yesterday. and . large
hols was found stove In the bottom, -
II the vssssl had struck . snag.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-11

Good fishing IL reported a Lats
Tahoe and In adjacent streams.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-11

Ste SEQ 8; s! 3: .'s s:.- ::s::':