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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-22
NICE But NOT NAUGHTY.
That is shs Reason. Manager DAILY
ThInks, why she Maassh 0lPls
ne Lesgsp Draw.
Neie York Graphic,

Hsie York Graphic.
"And what 10 the reason Yen propose
Withdrawing Gamma and the Nsutch
eirls after this week :" asksd Q reporter
Of the Graphic OF Mr.. Augustin DAILY Il
his cosy little dramatic temple on Broad.
way.
The still young and handsome. II vet.
eran, manager smiled blandly. gave an
expressive wink with bis left eye and
oueried In turn. "Wby, indeed" be
said, musinRly. !'why do I withdraw
III Come closer, my friend. and I will
impart to thee. the secret Of my soul. II
In even because - becauss-because-
we'll, because people will not come to ses
Il. Tell Il not to Palmer and whisper II
not within ten feet OF Moss, bat this 10
the truth In Q nutshell. II II NOT very
strange 2"
The reporter did not know which was
the most strange, 10 learn that 20 pretty
and enjoyable Q play % Gamma" Wa
not appreciated by an intelligent and 70.
Ansd community, or to And . theatrical
manager confess that bis house did not
draw the biggest crowd nightly.
Eyes" resumed Mr.. DAILY, with . pen.
sivs air In the notes OF bis lower regis
tor; ..for . week We had nearly every seat
sold each night, and Il looked - II the
play and the Indian girls had made .
bit. The second week the rear rows be-
gan to show but . beegsrly array OF
spectators, and this has continued to
grow worse until during this present
week, when We have scarcely taken In
enough to pay the orchestra and the gas
"ind Why IL this 30 Ny dear sir, ]
hate to tell what I think about Il, but II
you urge ne I WILL" and Mr.. DAILY
assumed an air OF calm resignation be-
fore giving vent to his thoughts. 1.-THE
reason seems to me to be plain. When
the girls landed In this country. the
newspapers, which always know more
than anybody else. OF course. proceeded
to inform the public that Q Nautch dance
must necessarily DO somewhat naughty.
A wrong impression got abroad. therefore,
as TO the character OF the performances.
People came from curiosity. however. at
frst. They found nothing Objectionable
from the most rigid moral standpoint.
They went away pleased with the even
inR's entertainment. bat they told their
friends that II did not violate the rules
oil propristy, and that threw cold water
on all the ardor these others had TO
come. They had been led to expect
something "a little OF color" snd II
they did not get that they did not care
to 20 at all. The girls % the highest
praise for their shsrminsly graceful sp-
pesrancs and actions, but that did not
assuaes the disappointment In the other
direction"
"Thsn you lay the blame Of the fall.
ure ON the newspapers. Mr.. Daly2"
"No, I don't say that. They have all
spoken kindly OF the play and the girls.
They were simply in error In leading the
public to expect what I for one would
not permit on any stage that / o .
trolled. The result is what I have told
you" -,
The future movements Of the girls
have not been determined. bat the prob
abilities are that they will 90 back 70
India at snce.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-22
Miscellaneous

RoME. February 2l.--The Pope has
expressed indignation at Parnell and the
principal members Of the Land League,
whom the Roman Catholic Bishop Of
Ireland represented as only sincere
patriots, for having formed on alliance
with Rochefort and other anti clsricsls.
LONDON. February 2l.-Ths Times
Dublin correspondent says the prestige
Of the Land League has ssnsibly de-
clined. People are beginning to fear IL
less. 0utraRes have almost entirely
ceased and payment Of rent increasing.
There will be q surplus revenue the
current year OF about $4,000, 900. com.
pared with O deficit OF nearly the same
amount 10 1879 and 1880.
PARIS, February 2l.-Ths village OF
Brewers, In Savoy. has been completely
destroyed by two %svalanchss. Fifteen
persons were killed.
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The Tshuantspso Ship Railway.
Nre York Graphic, FEB. IA.

Nsp York Grdphic' REQ Ia
James B. Esds has been In New York
during the last f~orty-eieht hours looking
after The interests OF his ship railway
project. In . brief interview with one
OF our reportorial staff Mr.. Eads made
some statements In connection With his
enterprise which be believed would fully
answer the principal objections that
have been made sEainst It. 1t has been
stated that the grades which will be en-
countsrsd In passing through the Ger
dilleras on the lsthmus would DO 20
steep % to make the operation OF the
railway impracticable. The most com.
plste answer to this 10 an extract from .
letter recently received by Mr.. Esds from
Professor Fusrtis. the Dean Of the Do.
partment OF Civil Engineering 10 the
Cornell University. This gentleman
was the civil engineer appointed BY the
United States to accompany Commodore
Shufeldt In his survey Of the Isthmss Of
Tehusntepes. He says ~ can assure
you, upon . knowledge Of every inch OF
the ground. that yeu will find NO difi.
Guilty about curves, grades or bridges.
The ascent OF the Atlantic slope will
offer NO more difficulties than the Hud-
son River Railroad; and on the Pacific
either one Of the three passes In the
nsiehborhood OF Tarifs or Chivsla will
require no sleeper grades than from
twenty TO thirty feet per mile to bring
you down to the Pacific plains. The
ground offers you Atty miles to Rstdown
10, and % much more as you may wish.
by following the hillside. All the bridges
required will DO Of comparatively short
spans. You will And very little anxious
work ON either terminal hsrbor, very
little tentative work being required, and
permsnencs without Interior complies
lions will reward almost any kind Of at
taxi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-22
sisrrs Nevada.

This on Sierra Nevada, from the Ban
Francisco Post OF yesterday. 10 . com.
msut ON the bullion product Of the mine
last week: 1--WE have long held to the
opinion that the Sierra Nevada mine
contained good ore IL the managers
would only exert themselves to take u
out. By rishts the property should
have been self-sustaining months ego.
This 10 the highest grade OF ore extracted
from the Comstock in four years, and u
comes from between the 2AO0 and 25OO
levels. The veins In Sierra Nevada are
narrow. bat they are numerous. and 1t
Is believed they are the offshoots OF q
large body Of ore which lies somewhere
In the ground. II the mine would only
keep up this lick II would soon be q
dividend proposition"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-22
Tho Incoming Cabinet.

CLrvrIAsD, February co. General
Sheridan. John @. New. James Harlan
Of Iowa. and Charles J Folgsr. Chief
Justice Of the New York Court Of Ap.
psals. were ct Mentor yesterday. Events
are developing rapidly - to the Cabinet.
Folssr goes into the Treasury, which
counts Postmaster James out. Then
Garfield Gan follow his frst desire, and
put Foster in the Postofics Department.
Word went to Foster, who. Sunday
morning. passed quietly through Clsvs-
land TO willougbby. and drove 70 Men
tor and spent the day. This hIes Blaine,
Foster and Foleer a. reasonably sure,
and within three days the whole thing
will DO settled.
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fho outgoing cabinet.

CzIcAoo, February ga Tribune
washinston special says Of the outgoing
Cabinet: Evarts will continue his law
practice. Sherman will b In the Senate.
schurz will resume journalism In 81.
Louis. Thompson will remove 70 New
York and try to earn $26. 900. which the
Panama Canal Company has paid him.
Goff will probably rslin9uish the Navy
portfolio. and 60 to West Virginia q
United States District Attorney. May.
nard 10 probably 30 unpopular With bib
party friends In Tennessee that 10 VIII
secure nothing. Dsvsns will probably
have to return to his law books, ~ the
seat In the Supreme Court IL out OF the
question. Ramsey 10 rich enough 10 be
recognized. Wheeler will make . two
years. European trip.
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Mining Litigation.

WASHINGTON. February "a. - The
House OF Representatives yesterday
passed Belford's bill. relative to suits at
law affecting titles to mining claims. II
provides that II any action Is brought
pursuant to the Revised Statutes. the
title to the ground In controversy shall
not be established BY either party. The
Jury shall 90 End and Judgment shall DO
entered according to the verdict. II fur.
Their provides that In this event neither
party shall be allowed costs. and the
claimant shall not proceed In the Land
ONCE or be entitled 10 . patent for the
ground In controversy until hs shall have
perfected his title. The bill now goes
to the Senate.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
Richmond.Albion.

EuRrKA, New, February a. More
trouble between the Richmond and AL.
bion Mining Companies commenced this
morning. The Richmond Company
commenced another suit against the Al.
bion Consolidated Company, and OBJ
tanned Q restraining order preventing the
latter company from entering upon OF
working certain around In which the
former had already epjoined the latter.
The Albion filed an answer Immediately,
asking ,farmativs relief, and obtained q
restraining order preventing the Rich
moud from working or entering upon
the same ground. Bonds on each side
were fixed OF $40, 900. and q hearing oil
the rule to show AUS was set for March
4 uaYt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-22

The national holiday Of this. the 22d
Of February. has been observed ost.
wardly and in some respects sppropri-
stely ON the Comstock today. People
we're slow In setting bunting afoat, but
very many succeeded at last, and from
end to end OF the lode there Was beauty
waving from many fagstaffs. Banks
and brokers' offices were oil closed. and
1t was Sunday at the Postofioes. In
Virginia the National Guard paraded
this afternoon and will celebrate by q
grand ball at National Guard Hall this
evening,
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Terms Demanded BY the Boers.

LONDON. February 20. The Times
says: The Beers have made ovsrtures
for peace through President Brand. OF
the Orange Free State. The proposals
appear to be to the effect that the British
evacuate T~ransvsal, and Q commission
be appointed to settle Its future relations
With Great Britain. General Collsy re-
piled that II the garrison In Transvasl
ware left unmolsstsd and FREQ to obtain
supplies, and hoslilities were imme-
distsly suspended by the Beers. the
British would agree to appoint commits
sioners.
Il 10 ruuorsd that the government 10
prepared to concede the main points de-
msndsd by the Beers. including even
their independence. II 10 admitted.
however. that In any case the Beers
must lay down their arms before their
quarrel with the Imperial Government
can be adjusted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-22

County School Superintendent Booher
has appointed Wells Drury. Of the Even
ino Chronicle, . member Of the Board OF
School Examiners, in place Of Wal. ].
Tuska. Drury IL q Of the few men In
this section who are thoroughly compe.
tent for the position, and he is, more
over, fully alive TO al matters pertaining
TO the education Of the young. Congrat-
ulasions are in order al around.
George W. Finnsy writss from Tomb
stone /: There are some good mines here.
but Il takes money to work them; be-
sides, everything within ten miles OF
here IL taken. Every branch OF me-
chauical business II overdons. There
10 nothing but little shantiss being built
at present. There are . great many
Coms.oeksrs here. but none Of them are
doing very much.
Thomas Doughan. formerly Of Gold
Hill. in attempting to climb on the top
Of freight train No. 6. at Summit, last
Friday morning. slipped and fell be-
tween the cars and was instantly killed.
He had Q wife In Reading. Pennsylvania,
and seven children In Ireland.
womanly curiosity got the better Of
Elizabeth Curlsy. n young lady living
near the Utah. last Sunday. She had
some giant caps and new has leisure to
nurse Q badly burned and torn hand.
Her curiosity 10 for the present and In
this regard fully sstisasd.
The A. s. Gould who died in Arizona
was not the A. 8. Gould Who formerly
ran the North Carso. and other 0rmsby
county mines. The real A. 8. 10 ran
ming the Day mine. Phoebe. and too
tsugh to succumb 30 easily.
County Superintendent BOOhsr visited
The public schools Of Virginia yesterday.
he found much to please him. and some
thinas that might 30 bettsrsd. No doubt
the Virginia Board will gladly receive
suggestions.
The dwsllins.houss Of Jacob Kline. ss
Carson City, vas destroyed BY nrs last
night. The loss was about $l0oV; no
insurance. e.
A letter addressed TO Mrs. Kate A.
Mills, Carson City. Nevada, 10 held for
postage Of the Gold Hill Postoface.
Nat. Csnavan got out his f~our-in.hand
today and. with Sheridan. Finlsn and
Grsphy. took . drive to Carson.
Ne. are ss work sgsin on the Waller
Defeat around Of the Justice. prospect
ine Tor ores near the surface.
Chollar.N orcross-Savsss shaft has q
new cable Of seven and . half tons
weight.
The crushing Of Sierra Nevada ore has
sssn commenced at the California mill.
Teal ducks are said to b quite plsnii-
full down along the Carson river.
J,des Hs.dsrsen. Virginia. yesterday
convicted four chronic veg.
Raulsr meeting Of the Pacific Coast
Pionssrs Thursday night.
Ths District Court viii b In session
q 10 a. =. tomorrow.
Lsas bssiss Wednesday. March ..
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california Items.

BAN Francisco. February 22.-Today
being o legal holiday. the Stock EI'
changes, public Offices. etc., are closed,
CHico, February 2l.-Last evening
two men named Dauksnspeck and
Mopow, OF this city. had an alteration
about the l%atter's son.. when q scufis
commenced and q knife was drawn by
Monow. Danksnspsck picked up
broom-handls and struck at Monow, and
the knife was plunged into his right
breast, penetrating. the lung. he fingered
until IA o'clock today, when hs died
Monow was arrested.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-22
American PORK Interdicted.

LONDON. February Ala dispatch
from Paris states that the importation OF
pork from America was forbidden be-
cause Of the prevalence Of trichina and
the impossibility Of the examination OF
carsoss at ports Of landing. In view.
however, OF the considerable consump-
ton OF American pork BY the lower
classes, the French government will try
to devise q less stringent but sufficiently
nrotactiYe method.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-22

Old Bob Ksyworth 10 noted in Calves
ton for being an exceedingly stingy land.
lord. jim Grocs wss paying him $50 q
month for an old. wsather-bestsn house.
He asked to have II painted, but his 70
guest was refused, and he did the work
himself. A soon - the painting was
over. Ksyworth raised the rent to $26.
''why do you raise the rsntf" asked
jim. ION account Of the improvement"
replied the old man. "You know the
house has Just been painted; and Q
nswly.paintsd house 10 always worth $6
more than Q shabby oue."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-22

The train had run into . snow-driit,
and the engine was butting It's head Ia
vain against Q six.foot bank. "For
once the iron horse appears to be
beaten" remarked q fat woman near the
center OF the car. "Yeu shouldat call
Il an iron horse" mildly reproved
sol.mn.isosd man across the AISLE
"Wby not2" asked the fat woman IL
some surprise. "Becauss It's block TIM"
softly murmured the ~solemu.fsced man.
a. he Razed out OF the window and
across the wintry waste with q PARKWAY
look In his eye. The fat woman gasped,
while the conductor was sstonished 70
such o degree that be went out Of the
car without slsmming the door.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-22
Western Man Wanted.

WAsHNoroN, February 2l.-A num-
Der Of Western Senators interviewed by
the Western Associated Press reporters,
It appears. disbslisve that Morton OF
FolRsr Of New York will be made Score.
tary Of the Treasury under Garfield.
These Senators say Garfield had init
mated an invariabls purpose to make .
Western man Secretary Of the Treasury;
that he fully appreciated the sentiment
OF the West and Its objection to having
an Eastern man In the position, and will
not violate 1t. The most prominent
Western Senators give this view Of the
casa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-22
Tesighs.

The National Guard ball. at their hall
In Virginia tonight, IL the subject Of
thought and anticipation generally to.
day. II there is.in the whole country .
lot Of men Who know how to do away
with endorsements which some way
will frequently surround entertainments
and can make all feel welcome and at
home and participants In foil Of joyous
occasions, those men are b members
Of the National Guard. They entertain
mos. royalty when they Get about 1t, and
They will do their best tonight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-22

Qussn viotoris has given to Victoria Of
Sohlsswis Holstsin. the bride Of her Prus-
sian grandson. the beautiful Honiton
lace with which The young lady's we'd
ding dress 10 decorated. The gown
itself II Of brocadsa satis, embroidered
With silver, and besides the lace IL
trimmed with orange blossoms and myr.
lie. Il was not made BY any Partisan
notabtlity. bat BY . country. drsssmsksr
Of Windsor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-22
r.s,. II Ys. VIII.

Thomas Gallagher IL still In the wood
and coal business. and II You would
vosd up or coal down. 60 to him. Hi.
cords are always big ones and his tons
veighty - any 1000 pounds Of iron.
Fuel delivered Wherever required With.
out extra charge, and you can get your
wood cat and split, or simply cut. or
have Il long. just - u suits Jon. Bee
Ii sdysstissmsnt under ''NsW To-day"
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Dur silk Interests.

WASHINGTON. February ga pre-
iimiuary report upon the silk msnsfso-
turs Of the United States shows the
total value Of finished goods for the yssr
ending June 80. 1880. was $SA, 4lo, 46S;
the number Of factories, 1913; amount OF
capital, real and personal. invested.
ST. s9, $50; looms, 6.467. The great.
sst number OF hands employed Of any
one time during the year was 34.44o.
Tho total amount paid In Was $780,.
QQ6
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rolles Talks.

W. 8. Tollss, formerly Of Virginia,
writes from Picket Post, Arizona, to
Sheriff Hanks. saying that In the famous
Silver King mine there and at . depth OF
5l2 feet the shaft has struck o mass OF
solid silver. OF which 1900 pounds were
melted into bars OF bullion without any
reduction. Some Of the lunps are as
large ~ ones head. C~omstocksrs are
plenty there, too.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-22
Arrivals Thss Aerassg.

W R Harrison. W J Tuska. D E Nc
Carthy. L 7 Fox and wife. II A Murphy.
&C Brag. ] D Waldorf. Z W Merrill and
vile. @ p Souls. W Z Copeland. ] Z
aignoux. J @ Young. Mrs Captain Lyons.
J Z Patton. r R stewartson. Mrs @ X
Davis. Miss Thompson. J Mckay. A Eng
lish. R Wilson. Thomas Morgan. D
Young, II @ McCutcheon, @ F Sharp,
Miss Bradley. Miss walker. Miss Corn
wall, Miss Mardsn. Mise Sharp. @ b
Sheppard, Miss G Gardener. T ] Bell,
Mrs W b Ayrss and family. p n Fsrd.
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rrisls's Nine.

A correspondent Of the San Francisco
Daily Report. writing from Tombstone.
says: F. A. Tritle has pushed on work
on the Wedge and 10 sinking the main
prospecting shaft, which 10 still In the
same immensely rich ore with an add.
tional depth OF some six feet. A streak
Of ore running through the chloride has
been recently struck. some OF the assays
from which run as high 90 $l700. The
ore has turned and seems pitching into
ths Hill.
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ns.ars.rss L.ss kyssa.E.

Mooney. @ H Quick. Up Oliver. B !
Boise. T =. shsehy, B Dahl. J NcNeal'
Miss n A Wells, Clara Morris. q Cos
grove. b = Rising. O b Pfsiffer. BERTHE
Fair. Miss Roach, Mrs J @ Fair. Mrs j.
Gslindo. Jack Mages. o c Seh0aeld. +
Callennius. A Turner. IA Graham, Mr.
Dola,, ] L ellison. Miss Kennsdy. Dors
Palmer, Mrs 8 p French. N J Nc
Cutcheon. Miss J Psrson. Miss n Anglon,
Tim Roach, G L Fair.
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LAST xvESno.
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35e Grand Prize. ~. ~
$50 Argsnta. 25e
SEQ Navajo. I IS
400 TuscarorA $50
Gas Independence. 4sc slo
400 Day. So
1S45 Albion. IN
40 NJ. Diablo. 4 80. ~
$50 Bslding. loo
$50 NJ. Potosi. sc. Coo
Is Bodis. 81
$50 McCiinton. isc. loo
$50 Tioga. Csc
l20 Bulwer. 2
100 Concordia. ~
SEQ Champion. SOC
$50 Biackhavk. loo. 16c
100 Booker Con-. loo
It's 0oodshaw. $50
80 Belviders. 400
$50 Northern Belle. 12k
lSs Memo. I IS. I 90
SIS Jupiter. I SO. I 40. ~
SEQ MONDAY. Z
500 North MONDAY. l 20. IN
400 Double Standard. zoe
200 Boston Con-. 76o
ESQ Orc. 800
100 New York Hill, 10
so Head Center. 81
10 Silver King. 20k. 20&
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"You old vulturs. you," she ex.
claimed when he limited that five bon.
NETS . year were enough for any ordi'
nary woman. Next day, when hs 70
tented. and told her to order . sixth.
Il would have made ar angel smile to
hear her swestly call him Birdie"
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Jass b ~s All.

These days are sprins.fevsrish; and
iu Virginia canvas curtains arc dropped
on the outer edge Of tho sidewalk to
keep the sun from looking too earnestly
in al the show windows. MeA are even
taking the shady side OF the street as q
preference; and. Tor the first time this
season. the summer crowd OF louugers
this morning covered the platform IN
front Of Miners Union Hall In Gold
Hill. There 10 much oackling In back
yards-public announcements equivalent
to Born. Of the wife Of Hencock Chan.
~ticleer, an egg"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-22

A furniture dealer seized upon .
woman's baby for . debt Of %. bat after
keeping Il two days be was glad 10 give
his debtor $5 to relieve him OF biz
charge. A baby who can't make lie
miserable for two or three persons Will
die very young.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-22

Bslshsr Is getting some nns pumProds
Of Oregon pine. each stick being from
sixty to eighty feet In length. and sixteen
inches square and o. straight - q line.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-22

Maann RETURNS II % DAYS ON 90
SJxUU investsd. odcia reposts ~.
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NOT ANOTHER YEAR."


The "Nsus" nisrsprsssstsd o. she
saA1sss-Whas lt SAID 40 Wnes
IL MsanG- Probabilities Before
Sh0 Tear 4 Oas.
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I Ia
GOLD HILL omnisus,
RaR

CONNECTING WITH TIE CARS At GOLD
~ Hill 70 and from OsxSon.
Will make regular trips between The
stands at either end OF the route. - fol.
lows: