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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-07
STATEMENTS FOR JUNE.
The Usual Monshly Rspsrs o. che
Financial Ceaditios 'sf che

Alpha Con. = Receipts. none; dis
bursemsnts. $35S3 So; Indebtedness.
81. 327 80.
Beat &. Decentralization (amount on
hand May 3lst). $lI.673 IS; disburss-
mspts. $l7.ss7 rs; indsbtednsss'
1904 80.
Con. virginia-Recsipts. none; dis
bursemsnts. mons; Indebtedness, $S7,'
sS3 81.
Csliiornia-R.osipts. $40. $50 Al; dis.
burssmsuts. Si.23s SO; Indebtedness.
$lOS. O42 o..
Erch.qusr-Rscsipts. $37O2 So; dis
burssments. s2397 IS; cash on hand.
sIs04 81.
Gould & Curry-Recsipts (cssh on
hand May 3lst>. $795l 43; disburse-
msnts. Sl4.097 SO; indebtedness.
$6l45 80.
Hale i Norcross- Receipts. $54,.
76i GO; disbursements, "a. 1856 %; cash
on hand. $7428 46: due on asssssmsn,
No. SO. $2797 IS.
Msxioan-Rsceipts. 1857; disburss-
nents. S24. $40 90; Indebtedness. $751;.
$50 10; balance Of assessment No. 10,
levied June 28th. still to come In.
Ophir-Rseeipts (bslanoe on hand
May 3ist). s59.O3S Sc; disbursements
Si8, TIC II: cash on hand. $40.2 o2 50.
Sierra Nsvsda-Recsipts. $77.346 "a;
disbursements. SIS. 34s 70; cash on
hand. SIS. 0O3 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-07
Head Cas Opsa.

Nelson Huff had his head cut open
yesterday afternoon about $50 O'Clock
by being struck over the head with q
heavy bsrroom chair. A party OF men
we're sitting In Gibson's saloon whom an
argument arose between q. Lewis and
]. D. Chsnnsll and considerable sarcasm
INDUCED In. Finally the latter called
Lewis Q lunatic. and he replied by
saying he considered CHANNEL . tub Of
CUTS. This 10 inoenssd the latter that
he picked up Q chair to strike Lewis. but
being blinded BY passion struck Hun, =
pssoeabls outsider sitting near. BY mis-.
take. Had not the legs Of the chair
struck one Of the Sarsneld targets that
we're used Ut the picnic . year ago. and
thus broke the forcs Of the blow. Hud's
head would have been split wide open.
% II happened he was unconscious for .
time from the conclusion and the cash
of about two inches In length on the
crown OF bis head 10 an unpleasant re-
hinder that even . friend Of both parties
to = quarrel 10 not always safe from 10.
Jury. The target where the chair struck
~ 1t was descending 10 dentsd and
shows plainly that Channsll. who IL .
large. powerful man. struck with vicious
force. He was arrested and pleaded
guilty to assault.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-07

OF the prices Of stocks at the opening
the Stock Boards yesterday. the San

OF the prices Of stocks at the opening
Of the Stock Boards yesterday. the San
Francisco Exchange says:
ITO the surprise OF everybody. every
thing at the north end was offered down
away below the limit Of Friday. and
stock came ont OF hidden corners by the
basks,ful. 20 to speak. No doubt the
assessment on Union. which WAS not
announced on Friday until after the
close OF business, had something to do
with the break. This was the hrst OPP
p~ortunity offered to alp out Of the stock.
At the south end matters were very
different, for an active speculation
seemed to set In from the start. All the
leading south end stocks were very firm.
and showed an advancing tendency.
This would indicate that for the present
the north end stocks were to DO left to
their fate. and the DRIFT OF speculation
was tending toward stocks under Q differ.
emit management. And this indication
goes to confirm the report Of what
Mackay sail before leaving for Europe.
that there need b nothing exciting
looked for In the north end stocks for
two or three months. The times would
seem therefore to be propitious fer Q
lively rampss at some other section Of
the lode.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-07
A Remlniseence or Gitteau-HIs Am
bitioa and Diplomatic Skill.

WASHINGTON, July 7.-sinos the st'
tempted assassination OF the President
Mr.. Judd. one OF the latter's Secretaries.
has called to mind the fact that last fall
soon after the October elections. while
the President VA ct homo. be received
from the then unknown Charles Gittssu
the following letter. dated at New York
city and written upon the letter head
paper Of the Fifth Avenue Hotel:
Dear General: I. Charles Gittssu.
hereby make application for the Austrian
mission, being about TO marryA wealthy
and accomplished heiress OF this city.
We think that together We might repre-.
sent this nation with dignity and grace.
On the principal Of hrst come hrst served
I have faith you will give this applica-
ton favorable consideration.
(sisned) cHAnLrs GrrrrAu.
Thslsttsr VA shown to Garfield rather
. Q q curiosity than Q Communication
10 bs considered. and be several times
afterwards referred to II half humorously
o. an illustration OF unparalleled sudso-
ity and impudsnos.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-07
Actresses l.fsrmai ssssisa.

sAs Francisco. July "a =. NJ
Grown Point. Q 20. 2 80; Union Con. 10.
81. 81. 81. ga; Mexican. ~. ~. ~.
~; Best 4 Belchsr. sS, 81; Alta. 8 90;
sierra Nevada. .. 81. 81; Exchsqusr.
I 10; Scorpion. l 10; Mexican. ~; Chol-
lar. y Is; Orc. l. sOc. soc. 7,c; Savage.
2 80; ovsrman. l 10. l IS; Hale q Nor
cross. 5 20. . so. 81; Holmes. 500. ssc;
Albion. . IS. 8 20. 5 so. 81. 8 IS; Con.
Virginia. 2 0s. I IS; Gould a Curry. 4 Is
Z 90; Bschtel. I IS; ophir. 81. 81. 81;
Orc. SOC. 75c; Bslehsr. 2 80; Benton.l os.
1; Yellow Jacket. Z 90. A.; 0phir. 81;
Day. I s5, q; sutro. use; Bodis. Z; Albion
. 90; Union. ~. 81; Utah. ~. 7.6S;
Alta. 8 IS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-07
Storey Ces.sy's Death Roll.

Following are the names Of persons
who died In Storey county during the
month Of June. together with their ages
and cause Of death:
. Alex. Csmpbsll. . native OF Ireland.
aged 80; died at the County Hospital,
June 90; cause Of death. inhalation Of
gas.
D.. J. Ksllshsr, native Of Ireland. aged
SO; In Virginia. June ~. Of Q knife
wound 10 the abdomen.
Joseph Lsfrsgnisr. native OF Canada.
aged 46; In Virginia. June 20. Of . pistol
wound In the stomach.
Margaret Handy. native Of Ireland,
aged IS; at the County Hospital. June
81, OF delirium trsmsns.
All Tan. aged 20. native Of China; In
Virginia. June 20, Of hsmorrhsgs OF the
lungs.
Elizabeth E. Michael. native Of Cana
ds. aged 30: in Virginia June IL. OF
phthisio.
Charles A. Shspperd. native Of Nevada.
aged I year and 9 months; In Virginia
June 10. Of oonvulsious.
All III, native OF China, aged 81; In
Virginia June Q. cause unknown.
Mary +. Stems. native OF New York.
aged 81; In Virginia June l6. Of Q gastric
ulcer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-07

BAN FHAscIseo. July Is p. H.
ophir. 81 bid. So asked. 81 sales; Msx.
lean. ~ bid. ~ asked. ~ sales; Union.
~ asked. 81 sales; Holmes. ssc bid. 900
asked; Hale 4 Noreross. 8 so bid; Albion
. 80 sales; Con Virginia. 1 IS asksd; Sierra
Nevada Q bid. 81 asksd, 3 sales; Grown
Point. Z 50 bid; Alta. 4 sales; Albion 81
salss; Utah. 81 bid; Yellow Jacket. I 90
bid; Gould& Curry. 4 90 asksd 4 90 bales;
Xs1icsn. ~ asked; savage. 2 60 asksd;
Hale 4 Norcross. 3 so sale; Andes. IN
sales; Potosi ~ bid; Scorpion. l os bid;
Best 4 Belcher. 81 bid; Utah. e. bid;
Sierra Nevada, Q bid. 81 asked. Q sales;
Union. 81 sales; Belchsr. Q 90 sstsd;
California. 500 ssksd. SOC sales; ophir. 81
bid. So sstsd. 81 sales: Con Virginia.
! % sslss; Day. l IS bid. 2ssksd; Albion
- asked: Mexican. IN ssksd. ~ sales;
Utah, 7 sales.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-07
Gitteau's Letten-Nothing Impor'
tant In Them.

wAsuaoTos. July 7.-Attornsy.den'
sral Movssgh says he will not give to
the press aittsau's papers until the
Presidents condition 10 settled and the
Cabinet can get to business. They are
not very important, and the press know
about everything they contain. The
keeping Of them does not argue Q sus'
pioion OF any oontsdsrates. Movssgh
scouts that idss. Assistant Distrio.
Attorney Corkhill also said II Wal NO.
time yet to give ont Gittsau's papers,
but smphstioally sat down on the con.
fsdsrats theory. he bad not . single
confederate. His only reason for hold.
ing them, be said. was that their pub
l~ication "would crafty the seotIsm Of
that damn brute, Gitteau. There's
nothing important In them" The re-
porter inferred that the man Gitteau at.
tempted the justification Of bis act
rather eIultsd over 1t, and lauds himself
% Q hero.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-07
Medical Diagnosis OF the Presidsnt's
Wound.

New Yoax. July IA prominent
city physician. who withholds his name,
writing to the Tribune concerning the
Presidents wound, says: It II the
opinion OF . large number Of intelligent
medical men OF this city that neither
the liver mol any other vital part has
been wounded. This 10 borne out by
the fact that beyond the arst shock there
have been no material changes, either
in temperature. pulse or respiration.
The most probable explanation Of the
wound IL that the ball certainly took
an upward and inward course and lodged
In the dense tissues about the spinal
column. This injury would account
for the pain in the legs and feet, and II
would have been difficult to have 30.
counted for the pain any other way. No
man injured In the manner claimed by
the medical Witnesses would live 90 long
without an secession Of really unfavor.
able symptoms. DR.. Cornochsn also
thinks II the liver was touched at oil It
was only slishtly impugned upon. DR..
Agnew Of Philadelphia says: The exact
location Of the wound IL In the right
side, four inches from the spine, be-
tween the tsnth and eleventh ribs, the
latter being broken, from the exterior
appearances Of the wound. The pre-
sumption certainly would be that the
liver has been travsrsed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-07
That Same Story.

CHICAGO. July GA politician Of
some r.puts said to your correspondent.
In words more expressive than refined.
that In case Of the fatal termination Of
the Presidents wound thsrs would be
"merry - to pay"
"How 90 :" I inquired.
"You sss," be explained. the an
nouucsmsnt made during the last Prssi.
Dental campaign. that Arthur was not .
citizen OF the United States, has never
been dlsprovsd. Moreover, Il cannot
be disprovsd, for u 10 20. Well. I need
tell you no more. The Constitution pro.
vidss that the President must DO . ma
tive. born American. and III, Democrats
will not be likely to let this possible
chance escape thsm."
With this prophetic uttsranos the In.
tsrvisw closed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-07
Rassisssaks Dick.

Richard Darling. better known a.
Rsttlssnaks Dick. appeared on @ street.
Virginia. this morning. after an enforced
absence Of several years. It will be
remembered that he relieved Colonel NJ.
N. Stone OF . Hns gold watch and other
valuablss one dark night In the neigh
borhood OF Chalk Hill. Lyon county. in
the fall Of 1879. Mr.. Stone was .
Greeley Elsotor that year and was re.
turning to the Comstock after having
made . speech at Empire. In Ormsby
county. and was stopped BY Darling and
o confederate named Chamberlain.
Both were tried and sent to the State
Prison. from which Dick has just bssn
released.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-07
U%nfaYorable Opinions.

wAsHrsoTos. July g. One Of the
most prominent among the surgeons said
yesterday afternoon: "sursically speak.
log the President cannot live, but hs 10
e~mphsHoally . lucky man snd'I expect
that tho luck which has always attended
him from boyhood up may not desert
him but will pull him through safely"
Surgson-Gsneral Barnes during an In.
tsrvisw with your correspondent just
held, said: ~ don't want to deceive
the pablo and cause them to build up
false hopes about the Presidents re.
covery. We are waiting for the fever to
Get in, because that will determine some
Of the internal complications and enable
% to get = better insight Into II. It will
be, I should say. some days before We
should know definitely about the Presi-
dents recovery. and everything will de-
pend upon how his system stands the
fever, which IL yet to come.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-07
The Times and Tribune on the New
York Legislaturo.

New YoRx, July both the Times
aud Tribune have singing leaders on the
duty OF the New York Legislature In the
present crisis. The Tribune says: It
would crafty the whole country to know
that the Albany struggle, which vas nm.
q~usstionably the cause In some degree Of
the wild excitsmsnt which started the
deadly bullet on Its way, had been
stopped by the good sense or patriotism
OF the Republican members. Because
the President would not prescribe any
element OF the Republican party . savage
and malignant warfare against him was
commenced. Can the Legislature In any
way more ntly show the sympathy which
oil men feel for the President than by
the election OF two faithful and able Re-
p%ublioansf It would not be bad news to
send to Washington that the Legislature
respected his motives. recognised bis
patriotism. spurped the ISLANDERS which
have been uttered about him. and emu.
lated bis singls-hsartsd devotion to the
public welfare.
The Times bitterly declares that moth.
ing but sheer psrvsrsity and wi~lfullnsss
on the part Of q minority Of their mum.
Der prevents them from agreeing upon
Senators today. Plat has withdrawn,
and Conkling has no more chance Of
election than the sssassin hiuself.
There can bs NO object In continuing
the contest but to still s~ntasonixs the
administration, whose official head lies
bstwesn life and death; In opposing and
~sutagouising an administration which
commands the popular sympathy and
support a. II never did before. This 10
an indecent attitude for Republicans to
maintain; but the alternative Of the
Presidents death forces itself upon the
thoughts OF all. and it, contemplation
works upon the minds Of psrtissns 40
cording 10 their nature. The Irresistible
similituds of their attitude of their
action, 10 that Of . vulturs. awaiting
their victim.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-07

Miss Gsrtis E. Flanagan, one Of Gold
Hills school teachers. left with her
parents last evening for Salt Lake. Her
parents intend residing In Dakota here
after. but Miss Gsrtis will return to Gold
Hill and resume teaching when the
schools open. Willie Flanagan. the
News apprentice. remains in Gold Hill
and will continue his study in the art
prsssrvaivs.
J. n. Taylor. chief clerk Of the DO.
nanza mines. spent his Fourth here and
returned to Santa Cruz. Cal. Tuesday
night. He will try sss bathing awhile
for the benefit OF his health. Senator
Fair was ct Santa Cruz at las, accounts.
splashipg about in the edge Of the Sea
like another King Canuts.
The funeral OF Andrew MoGinlsy. tie
young man who lost his life by falling
Of the Good Tsmplsis' excursion train
ct Dsvisville, California, vas held In
Gold Hill yesterday afternoon and was
we'll attended.
]. Il. Graham. the attorney Of vir.
einia City who Asd the Comstock before
Robsr. Bssss' pistol about q month ago.
10 in Upper Alton, Illinois. He 10 send
ing back money to pay oil claims against
him.
The main line OF pumps in the Alta
will be pumping from the bottom OF the
shaft within three days. The increase
In the aow proves to be too much for
the donkey pumps to handle.
Considerable water IL coming into the
Joint Union Con. and Sierra Nevada east
DRIFT on the 270O level. Preparations
are making to put In q pump on that
level In the Union shaft.
Mrs. c. 8. Wentworth opens . private
school Monday at the Central school
building, Gold Hill. Children sent to
her will receive thorough instructions In
the English branches.
F. F. osbiston and W. II. Smith have
returned from Q visit to the State Line
mine, In the Gold Mountain District.
They report the mine looking well.
A large supply Of ash for use tomor'
row was received BY dealers today.
Quite q lot Of 1t came from Lake Tahoe.
Some promising quarts veins have
been found ct . point some twenty miles
west OF Hawthorne.
superintendent I. L. Requa and fam
lily are ct Lake Tahoe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-07
Gitteau's Prison Style.I

WASHINGTON. July g. orocksr the
Jail Warden, says Guittsau passed .
restless night. Hs ate . hearty breakfast
and ~nsrvously said he would like just
one square hotel meal. Hs is anxious
sbout the Presidents condition, and car.
neatly hopes hs will die and unite the
Republican party. Crocksr thinks him
. political fanatic. Although not very
intelligent on some subjects hs does not
believe him insane. he only allowed
his picture to bs taken because told that
Bell wss one Of the best artists In the
country. He said to Bell "sss that
you do me full justice and Rsta correct
expression Of my eyes," He prepared
carefully for the sitting. and acted very
nationally.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-07
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Conkling. Heard From - What He
Has to Say About the ASsassina.

ton.
New Yonx, July e.-Ex-ssnator Conk.
ling, being asked his opinion Of the cit.
ustion and the way soms newspapers are
disposed to treat II. said: The assault
upon President Garfield 10 an astound.
Ing assault upon the Nation. The shot
nr.d by the madmsn 10 . shot hrsd at all
Of rs. No language can ever state the
snormity Of the deed. There Is. how.
ever, no occasion for public apprehension
or excitement. Our fathers foresaw even
such dire possibilities and prepared Cor
them. The Consultation points out just
what shall bs done In Just such an emer.
Qspcy. The Vice President on the death
Of the President instantly succeeds, and
the government goes On - II NO change
had occurred. In this case. the Vice
Prssidsni-an upright, bravo and able
mans abundantly qualified for the
great trust which Providence may have
In store for him. IL his hands no harm
will come to public interest. he 10
thoroughly patriotic. and to strive to
array hostility or distrust against him
at such an hour IL unspssksbly wicked
and reasonable. No patriot, Whatever
his politics, can do anything now till the
shadow passes BY but bear up the hands
Of the Vice President. This the CON.
stitution and the law.sbiding people Of
the country will oil unite in doing. BE
will have the prayers Of all good men.
Assassination. whether by the pistol or
newspaper, will be stamped out BY the
American people with righteous and
indignant accord. In the event OF the
Presidents death the Vice President 10
the one safeguard and reliance OF the
county against uncertainty and chaos.
Lost indeed to wisdom and virtue must
DO the man who would increase danger
or perturbation ct suoa . time. Sad
and dsplorabls % the crime II. II 10 the
glory and safety OF our free institutions
that no madmsn's sot Q rssoh beyond
the individ6sl at whom he aims. The
government belongs to the people. and
will 90 on In peace even In trials like this.
Grief and horror must psrvads all
hearts. Meantime. as when death strikes
the head Of Q family, the survivors must
maniully proceed, 30 that when the head
OF the government falls, oomposurs and
duty will still remain to the nation and
to all Its citizens. Mourning a. va do.
each man has bis part OF fortitude and
Armnsss. snd the same sense and Wis.
dom which have led this people through
greater perils will not be wanting now.
Instead OF bitterness and reasonable
oslumny. this 10 the time for the Amer.
loan people to cultivate pssos and good
will. to strengthen and brighten the
links which bind them together. Civil.
isstion will not halt or stumble because
Providence has demanded ons poor
creature. o because ~ferocious and
atrocious f~alsehoods have for Q time At
tempted to bswilder the public ssnss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-07
Doctor Reyburn Gives , vsry Hope.
ful opinion In the Presidents
Case-Hb Appetite Improving.

C8t0-ub Appotit0 imR'S's.e
New Yosx. July "A Tf6uns's Wash
inston special says: As Dr.. Rsyourn
wa leaving the Executive Mansion "
midnight. this. Tribune correspondent
said: 'Plsass give me your professional
opinion OF the situation" "wsll. my
professional opinion is that everything
10 perfectly serene. The President IL
doing WE'LL" HE has bad trouble OF
pain In the stomach; has II been over.
conner" asked General Swain. who was
sitting by. "oh. yes. that did not
amount TO much. The President bad
been taking Q little too much water. but
hs did not vomit. We shall mot give
him any more nourishmsnt for awhile
o. va want to give his stomach . chance
to rest"
In the eourss Of . long conversation
with the Russian correspondent late last
evening, General Swain said: 81 have
very strong hopes that the President
will recover. Since this time last night
his condition has steadily improved, the
Inflammation has diminished and appsr.
entity become localized. and bis pulse
has become less frequent. No morphine
has been administered since 8 o'clock
last night. and sleep which hs now
gets 10 natural. Il 10 we'll known
now that his intsstines were not injured
and Ne believe there Il not much danger
that p~sritonitis will supervsns. The
President retains bis indomitabls our
sRs and the clssrness OF bis intellect
today has been simply marvellous. he
philosophers on the situation and the
consequences which are to follow bis
death or recovery - calmly a. though
his case was that Of another. Believing
hs can be Of use to bis country. ~ we'll
a. to bis family. he has . strong desire
to live, aud a. be said more than once
Il will take the chance. even II there IL
only ons.' thought I knew him a.
we'll q any mar could another, but /!
have discovered In him In the course OF
the last three days . grandeur and hero
Ism Of character which I had never
before disoerned.'
I. 10 said BY one OF the attendants Of
the President that he remarked yestsr.
day sftsrnoon that hs wal getting tired
OF the wishy wssby diet furnished BY bis
doctors and expressed Q desire for solid
food. Gen. vain remarked that be
peoied the President would bs q difacult
patient to manage when be became . liz.
tie stronger. He insisted todsy that
General Swain should read the news
paper to him, and promised to shut his
eyes and try to sleep II this wal done.
His request was denied. 49,.
"Do you believe the President will
recovsr7" asked the correspondent Of
Secretary Kirkwood last evening. Eyes.
I believe he will. ! believe. / never
really concluded that he would not"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-07

Ex.sherif G. Williamson Of Storey
county Is ct present reading in Fresno
county. California.
II 10 estimated that the Good Tsuplars
will clear $500 BY their szcunion train
70 Ban Francisco.
Eastern papers say that Tony Pastor
and bis company are on their way to the
Pssiae coast.
General G. @. Battsrmsn arrived on
The Comstoek this morning. He hsiia
from Arizona.
Before going East Mr.. Mckay pre-
ssn.sd B. v. Dsy with . $500 Ffodshsn
gold wstsh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-07
In ,he ssash Header.

The sutro tunnel south header. at .
point 81 feet from the south line OF the
Yellow Jacket mine land north line Of
the Kentucky. and 500 feet east Of the
Yellow Jacket shaft, cut through about
two inches Of clay standing almost YER
teal, though having . slight dip to the
west. After going through 10 feet OF
vein material an andssits wall wal
reached. which also dips sliRhtly 10 the
west. For Q width OF over six feet the
vein 10 Of pure quartz, Allowing some
spots Of metal. while the remainder In .
mixture Of quartz aud porphyry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-07
BeailN DeptaIity.

BAxrasyrrLD. July e.-F. aonsslss
and bis vile. J. Gonzales. have been NJ
rested here. the former on . charge Of
rape and the latter - an soeomplios,
The victim 10 Q girl about 10 year, old.
named Maria Gonzales, no relation, bow.
svsr, to the other parties. She claims
that the woman Gonzales held her while
the man outraged her. The gill 10 O.
ceints. All the parties are Msxieans'
The woman has given ball In $500. Thu
man n still In custody.