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The National tribune., 1881-12-17
nd, we may add, who may yet die from said causes,

and, we may add, who may yet die from said causes,
we can of course give estimate.
During and at the close of the late war; the Gov
ernment was hard pressed for money, and while
borrowing at high rate of interest it increased its
war debt with great rapdty. Under these circum-
stances many who entitled to pensions but who
had some means, declined to apply. OF these, not
few continued to engage in their usual pursuits
until totally unable to work, and then, having ap-
piled for pension, found that sickness and death
worked faster than the Pension Department They
have gone to the other shore, leaving their widows
and children behind to work up the claims.
To one who has applied for a pension and who
finds the annoying delay caused by the time con-
sumed examining the military and hospital records
and the sworn testimony of officers and comrades
and others, the statement that anyone not entitled
ever receives pension seems difficult of belief.
As regards payment of pensions there be no hon
orable withdrawal They must be paid and that as
speedily as possible Where the disability has
listed since the war; the pay should be cOmmen-
surate with the length of time of the disability
The amount of money required to meet these Obll-
cations is matter of minor Importance 1t is gen
soldiers and sailors in the late made it possible
for the entire country to attain its present prosper
Gus condition.
The active participants in that struggle are now
waiting patiently to if the repeated promises Of
the Government to be kept; ii its word to them
shall prove as good as its bonds" 1t is suggested
that pension-fund bonds, to sufficient amsunt be
issued the proceeds of which shall be applied to the
immediate settlement of approved claims. Whether
this other plan be adopted to provide the
necessary amount it is to be hoped that method
will be at once devised for speedy adjustment of
claims for pensions.
The National tribune., 1881-12-17
WESTERN RIVER IMPROVEMENTS.

The bill introduced in the Senate by Mr. Vest for
the improvement of the Mississippi and Missouri
rivers provides for the expenditure of ten millions
of dollars under the direction of the Engineer Corps
sissipp and the remainder upon the Missouri, in
cordance with plans already recommended by the
Mississippi River Commission. The bill also author
ICES the Attorney General to institute proper pro-
ceedngs in the United States Courts having juris
diction for the appropriation of land and material
necessary for the prosecution of the work. the land
and material SO appropriated to be duly appraised
and paid for.
The National tribune., 1881-12-17
RETURN OF LETTERS TO WRITER.

Acting POStmaster-General Hatton has made the
following ruling: "The sender ofany request matter,
subject irstclass rates (see section 49, p L. & R.
has the right to lengthen shorten the time origin
ally named on the envelope after which letter, if
not delivered, shall be returned to him, prOrded 1t
remain on delivery at least three days. and postmasters
should obey such written authority, and return
directed without additional charge for postage. The
sender of card matter. e.. letters which bear sim
ply the name and address Of the sender without
request to return-if not delivered (see section 457,
has the right to name time after which, if not de-
livered such matter shall be returned to him, pro-
vded remain on delire,y at least three days. and post
masters should obey such written authority, and
age"
The National tribune., 1881-12-17
IMPORTANT LEGISLATION.

The following bills have been introduced i'll the
Senate:
By Mr.. Call, (dem.) of Fla.-Granting pensions to
soldiers of the Mexican and to soldiers engaged
in the Creek Seminole, and Blackhawk Indian wars.
This is the bill which reported favorably from
the Senate Committee Pensions last session. Re-
ferred to the Committee on Pensions.
By Mr.. Davis, (dem.) of W. Va-Authorizing the
payment Of prize money to the officers Of the Far
ragut fleet for the destruction of the enemys ves-
sells in April 1862. Referred to the Committee OH
Appropriations.
The National tribune., 1881-12-17
A GOOD IDEA.

The Commander of the Grand Army of the Repub
lic Department of Nebraska, has issued a circular
inviting sealed proposals from cities towns and viii
lages in that State desrous of securing the location
of the Soldiers Reunion for 1882.
The locality making the most advantageous prop
osition will be fixed upon as the place of meeting.
The National tribune., 1881-12-17
ESTIMATES EOR 1888.

The book of estimates of appropriations required
for the service of the Government for the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1883, has just been completed. The
following is a recapitulatiOn of its contents
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-26

SAN FRAxcisco. November 26-l ?. n
ophir. CT bid. ca asked. CT sales; Con
Virginia. IN bid; Sierra Nevada. II bid.
III asked. II sales; Union Con. In bid.
liz asked. lla sales; Mexican. ga bid,
81 asked. 81 sales; Gould b Curry. sh
bid. Gu asked. Ga sales; Savage. . asked;
Crown Point. 1 40 asked; Sierra Nevada.
II asked; Ovsrman, q Is asked; Union
Con-, lis, bid.llk asked. liz sales; Utah
~ asked; Potosi. I co sales; ophir. ca
bid. CT asked; Justice. SOC bid; Overman
q 10 bid. q Is bid. . 40 asked. 2 Is sales;
Best 4 Bslsher. 81 bid. So asked; Bull
lion, Ia asked; Mexican, 81 bid. 81 ask;
Ovsrman. Q 20 bid. IA asked. AZ sales;
Hale 4 Norcross. 2 30 sales; Mexican. 81
bid. 81, asked. 81 sales; Gould 4 Curry.
ca bid. CT asked. ca sales; Union Con.
lik bid. 1ia asked. liz sales; Benton,
sec bid. $50 asked; Caledonia. 400 bid. 25c
asked. 2sc sales; Belcher. 2 IS asked;
Grown Point. 1 IS sales; Hale L Norcross
2 so bid, q IS asked: E~xchequer, i 20
asked; Utah. "a hid; Yellow Jacket. . 50
bid; Union Con-. ilhbid. II asked; Con.
Virginia. I IS bid. 1 60 asked. I 60 sales;
Andes, I 20 asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-26
Las. NighVs Ru.ausy.

An exciting runaway took place on
Main street last evening. There we're
four horses attached to . wagon and
back.sction, both loaded with lumber.
A shoe on the wagon breaking just above
the railroad crossing allowed the tongue
to crowd the horses and they started to
run. The driver. who Was on foet.
remained with bis team, holding tho
whsslers back until no fell near Lincoln
Hose-house. Tho team continued on
down the street. but near the Pstsluma
mill one Of the horses was caught by the
wheels, knocked down and instantly
killed by the wagon rolling on him, and
the runaways stopped. =.
Tho team belonged to o ranchsr named
Schultz. who had disposed Of . load Of
produce and was returning with o load OF
lumber for the Mound House. The
noise made BY the runaway attracted the
attention Of everybody near Main street
and considerable concern was manifested
for the driver until IL was ascertainsd he
was not hurt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-26
Misi.s Deeds.

The following deeds to mining prop
erty have been flsd with the County
Recorder the past week:
James Bowman to John Russell-An
undivided ons-fourth interest, 375 feet,
OF the Bowman mining claim. In Wiz.
ginia Mining District. II was formerly
known ss the Ohio claim. and adjoins
the Jupiter on the north. Consider
alton. 500.
A. ]. Bsals to Z. B. Stonshill-Ths
Comstock mining claim. Of $500 feet. In
Virginia Mining District. 1t lies north
Of and adjoining the Empire State mine.
In the vicinity Of the Original Keystone.
Consideration. 81 and one-tbird OF oil
the shares Of the capital stock Of the
claim whom incorporated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-26
DISPATCHES
The New southern Through Route.

The New Southern Through Route.
81. LOUIS. No.. November 26.-H.
II. Ho1is. General Manager OF the Iron
Mountain. international and Great
Western, and the Texas Pacific Rail.
roads. accompanied by Seth Fink. Gen.
sral Passenger Agent. and several other
officials. left here yesterday for FL Psso
and Laredo. Texas, whore they will
make o preliminary arrangement for
running q train from 81. Louis to San
Francisco via the Southern Pacific from
Ell Paso to the Mexican border at Laredo.
It Is expected that through cars will be
run from 81. Louis to San Francisco.
and the Texas Pacific will be completed
and In operation by January lst. and
that the International and Great North.
ern will reach Laredo By the middle oi
December. The San Francisco line
route will be called the triple line, and
will be formed BY the Iron Mountain,
Texas Pacific. and Southern Pacific.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-26

Postmaster Chubbuck. who had bis
foot badly scalded in the Yellow Jacket
mine three weeks ago, got down town
today for the frst time since that occur.
renee. He fnds crutohes indispensable
in his movement.
Mrs. G. L. Dale. who lives ct the
north end Of Virginia, 10 in trouble.
Somebody has beaton and bruised her
considerably and she does not know who
1t 10. She swore out . warrant against
John Doe.
Main street, about . hundred yards
below the NEWS efios. Is dusty near the
center; ON either side Ice and snow are
caked, and that portion Of the street will
DO muddy . week hence.
Sheriff Hanks will leave for Stockton,
California, tonight with Christopher
Mohring.. the patient at the Hospital
who was adjudged insane yesterday.
There have been no transactions In
real estate fled with the Recorder Of
Storey county the past week.
The County Commissioner will meet
Monday afternoon at l o'clock.
George A. King Was among the ARR.
walls this morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-26
WESTERN DISPATCHES
A Chiuamsu Murdered.

San Francisco, November 26.-Esrly
last evening o Chinaman named Ys Ping
Jung. q merchant at Tuscarsra, Nevada,
was fatally shot by James Sullivan. q
'.rounder'' from Barbary Coast, at the
shooting gallery. 7l2 Washington street.
Sullivan entered the gallery and asked
for o pistol to shoot at the target. One
was handed him. He fred n shot ct
the target, then suddenly turning around
he pointed the weapon at Ye Ping Jung,
who was quietly standing near, and dis
charged 1t. The ball entered the
stomach. producing death In . few
minutes. Sullivan was arrested on .
charge OF murder. He was drunk Of the
time. When informed that bis victim
was dead be manifested the most brutal
indifference. eIelaiminR: "0h. he Is only
. Chinaman. anyhow" The deed was
committed without o shadow Of provo
cation, and IL denounced a. . cold.
bloodsd murder. Sullivan claims the
weapon was discharged BY accident. He
10 o deserter from the United States
navy. and 10 considered q very bad char
cter,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-26
Mexican Prince Imperial.

New YoRK. November 26.-A Herald
Washington special says: Nine. Itur'
bids, dauehtsr.in.law Of the late EN-.
peror Iturbide Of Mexico. and her son.
Augustine, left for Mexico today, where
the young man will live. He has been
Of school In England and on the Con.
tinsnt for o number Of years past. and
was part Of the time Of Woolvich with
the late Prince Imperial Of France. BE
10 now . stslwsrt youth Of eighteen. who
speaks four languages with fuency. and
10 said to be accomplished In all physical
m wall az mental exercises.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-26
Hanged YesterdaY.

suxrEn, 8. O.. November 2e.-Hsnry
Johnson was hanged here yesterday for
the murder Of John Davis. The sxeeu.
ton was private. He had made . full
confession during the trial, saying q
copjursr had given him . charm 10 shoot
Davis, win bis wife. and avoid the PEN
atty. He only suoessdedin winning the
wife. The other charms failed him.
RooEasvrLLE. Tenn, November 49,
Joe Harris was hanged here yesterday
afternoon for the murder Of two men.
Brown and Heck. whom he butehersd In
bed and then robbed . year ego.
CHARLESTON, s. c., November 49,
Richard James (colored) was hanged at
Marion Court House yesterday for the
murder Of James Harrall. Q prominent
citizen. 10 q wild harangue he pro.
claimed his innocence.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-26
Religious Notices.

81. Johns Church. Gold Hin.-Sunday
school at I p. n. All are cordially invited
70 attend.
Methedist Church. Gold Hill-United
Sunday school at 2 p. n. All are cordially
invited.
Thsre will DO divine service at Dayton
evening at 7:S0 o'clock. Rev.
George N. Eastman omcianng' AL sfs
cordially welcome.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-26
STOCK ITEMS.


The Aow Of water 10 increasing In the
Alta.
Yellow jacket orcss.driits are In inter.
esting ground.
The Santiago mill will DO In full blast
Monday on Savage ore.
Union Consolidated leads the stocks
Of the Comstock In the market today.
The Aow OF water from the Sutro tun-
mel averaged 5.l54,5S 8 gallons per day
the past week.
The market looks today as II there
was to be q Christmas "boom;" but then
you don't know anything about 1t.
Ten days mere will make the connso-
ton between the Union shaft and joint
Sierra Nevada and Unisn Consolidated
winzs.
The emily work in the prospect. In
Yellow Jacket ground the past week
performed by the Sutro tunnel was re-
pairing the timbers In the drift.
A drain Is being dug in the south lat.
sral branch OF the Sutro tunnel. II
will be kept - near the face Of the DRIFT
a. workmsn can perform their labor.
The tank for tho reception Of water to
run the hydraulic pumps at the Com
bination shaft is completed. The work
Of laying the pipes has not been oom-
msncsd, though the ditch has been cut
out.
Water has caused some trouble In the
drift west from tho joint Union Console
dated and Sierra Nevada vinzs. to con.
meet with the drift from the Union shalt,
and the usual progress has not been
made.
There Is q rumor flying around OF an
improvement at the north end. based on
the increase Of stock values In that
direction today. Az Union Consolidated
takes the lead, the ''striks" 10 located In
that mine.
R. A. Redman Of San Francisco has
brought sui. against George D. Roberts
to secure an accounting Of IN assigned
claim OF ]. W. Pearson, relating to
transactions In Woodvills mining stock,
which is represented to DO worth
$1l2 25.
The water. from the Savage drift from
the Combination shaft has been steadily
decreasing since the blowing out Of the
bulkhsads. This IL accounted for from
the fact that the bulkhsad caused the
water to back up and satursts ground
that yielded NO water and a. 1t drained
Of there was NO ''live" water to follow.
Work looking to the early connection
Of the Sutro tunnel with the Formsn
shaft is being vigorously pushed. A
progress Of ninety feet was made in the
south lateral branch the past week. A
DRIFT from the Forman shalt, or from .
point 200 feet west OF the Fsrnaan shalt,
IL being run toward the tunnel south
branch. There remains but 1900 feet to
make the connection. The connection
10 much desired. and every possible effort
will DO put forth to make 1t quickly.
Water will then be sent through the
tunnel. aud the power now used to hoist
IL 1895 feet above that level can DO used
for other purposes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-26
The French Guests.

The twelve gentlemen who represented
France at the yorktown celebration ar
rived on the Comstock today. They
were met at the Virginia depot BY car
risges and driven around until II
o'clock. They were then escorted BY
members OF the Franco-C Canadian society
to an excellent meal at the French Rot.
i~sserie. Quite . crowd gathered al the
Geld Hill depot to see the strangers.
while the Virginia depot platform was
crowded. The visitors will inspect the
lower levels before taking their depar-
ture,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-26
MINING LETTERS.
YeIIov Jacket.

GOLD HUI. November 26. lss1-R. n.
Folis. Esq. Vios President: The drill.
hole east from face Of east cross.driit at
the face Of north lateral DRIFT. on 2S2S
level, Ia this day In ia feet. and still
being advanced; drillings show quartz
and porpbyry. giving low assays. On
5000 level the east cross-driit has been
q 80 feet. making the present length
of same 22l feet from the awitch;
ground hard. with little water. The
south lateral drift vas also run SO feet;
present length 2l2 feet from same
switch; ground dry. with many clay
seams; obliged to timber the same.
North lateral drift. Same level. WA adj
vapeed "a feet. making whole length 1sl
feet from the north Wine; ground hard.
The quantity Of water pumped continues
So miners inches per day.
T. G. TAYLOR, Superintendent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-26
Plea Of Guilty.

James Gilmore pleaded guilty In Jus.
tice Hsnderson's court this morning to
the charge OF assault and battery pre-
isrred BY Mary Jackson. He also pleaded
guilty to the charge OF disturbing the
peace. II was because Of the above
charges that he hid himself from the
police. He was fined $25 on each com.
plant. The money val paid. The
charge against Mrs. Gilmore was dis
missed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-26
who K.eus Ednuud Norshrup-

An only sister Of Edmund Northrup
wishes to learn his address. Said Ed.
mund left New York City and landed in
San Francisco In 1856 or 1867. Since
then he has been, SUCCESSFULLY, the
owner OF geld mines In the San Joaquin
valley, silver mines In Idaho and q res
taurant in Northern Nevada. Was heard
Of oncsin Virginia City. Montana. When
last directly heard from he was at
knights Landing. California. In 1857.
Anyone knowing his whereabouts will
confer q favor by informing his sister,
Mrs. Adslins Burnside. Audubon. Iowa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-26

Among the many desirable results Of
pure blood are, an elastic step. buoyant
spirits. and clear s%ompleIions. The
posssssor Of healthy blood has his fac
ultiss at command. aud enjoys . clear
and quick perception which is impos.
sibls whsa the blood 10 heavy and slug.
gish with impurities. Ayers Sarss.
parills 10 the best blood purifier and
Iltalizsr known.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-26
For th. Sandwich I.i..ds.

Portions Of the machinery formerly
used by the Bullion. Original Gold Hill,
and other mining companies. that had
been disposed Of to the feundries, 10
being shipped to the Sandwich lslands
for use on sugar plantations. It con-
sisis Of old hosting engines. lathss. etc.
The frat shipment was made from the
Gold Hill depot Thursday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-26
The Railroad Into Mexico.

New YoRx. November 26.-A Worlds
Laredo. Mexico. correspondent gives
the following: The construction OF the
Texas and Pacific extension hersabouts
IL steadily progressing. In a short time
at this point there will be q bridge across
the river 800 feet long. The track will
soon reach Laredo. It is only twenty-five
miles distant, and the track 10 going
down OF the rate OF o mile per day. As
the surveys are we'll advanced the work
will be at oncs opened for another hun.
drsd miles. Thus far the enterprise has
had NO conflict with the Mexican gov.
erument.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-26
REPORT.
~. Francisco Be.-s-
LAST EVENING.

LAST EVENING.
$50 Northern Belle. II
Ii0 Eureka Con-. lex. l6Ssl0, t6k
400 Grand Prize. 400
so Belle Isle. l5e
so Mount Diablo, CT
7s0 East Mt. Diablo, 400
270 Bodie. I 60. 4 50
$50 Bechtel. 40
62s Goodshaw. SOC
100 Concordia. ! 10
400 B~lackhawk. b
80 Mono. I 40
MONDAY. 800
100 Orc. 400
100 Boston Con. l5e
100 Bodie Tunnel. IN
200 Tiptop.
rs Silver King. l9S
rHis MORNING.
ais ophir. Ga. Ga. 6h
GAO Mexican. 81, 81, Sh, st' "a,
81, 81
ls0 Gould 4 Curry. 6t
IS Best 4 Belcher. ~
$50 California, 5sc. SOC
ASS Savage. 8
1890 Con. Virginia. l 60. l Us
co Chollar. / 6S
rs Potosi. I co
AS Crown Point, ! 4o.l ISL 4obo. ! 10
ass Ysllew Jacket. 3 80. ; 30, 3 Is
100 Hale 4 N%orcross. 3
100 Imperial. l5e
400 Bslcher. 2 %
$50 Sierra Nevada, III. IN. IN.
ia. II
so Confidence, 2 80
10 Utah, ~
$50 E~xchequer. I 20
100 Bullion. IN
Seq. Belcher.
$50 Overman. 2 Is. 2 20. q Is. 2 20
400 Justice. soc
SEQ Union Con-. IN. liz, IN, llS
SIS Alta, 4 IS, Az, 4 %
$50 Julia. zoe
500 Caledonia. ESQ
so Occidental. I Is
400 Lady Washington. zoe
$50 Andes. I Is. l 20. l Is
400 Scorpion. IL, I 20
AGO Benton. $50
lis Eureka Con. lGa slo
lso Northern Belle. liz. IN
$50 Albion. I so, IN
$50 Golden Gate, ~
60 Mount Diablo, 6S
400 East Mt. Diablo. 4se. SOC
~ Wales. 75c
100 Holmes. 25e
1856 Bodie. 4 Is, 4 60
$50 Beehtel $50
2fo Eureka Tunnel. I 60
80 Bulwer. 2 40
500 Goodshaw. i5c
100 Concordia. IL
800 Mono. I 30
100 Belding. 25e
200 Tiptop. So
400 Atlas. zoe
500 Orc, 20c
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-26
Mrs. Liucoln MOI pestitute.

CHICAGO. November $3.50 far from
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln being short Of
funds. ss alleged In recent dispatches,
her friends In Springfield say she has
had an income Of $4,000. arising from
her pension Of $4,000, from government
bonds. which have recently been called
in, reducing that source Of revenue some
what, and from other private sources.
Since she came back from Europe q year
and q half ago shs has saved $4,000 from
her income.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-26

Mrs Desmond. Miss Schramm, Minnie
Ciother. DR. Atkinson. W Baekstrom, ]
T Davis. II U Rankin, Fpaker, L Lonkey,
Al Chambers. George A King. G Lonkey,
@ @ Stevenson and wife, James Crawford.
I'D Fraser. General Boulangsr, Colonel
Bossan. Major do Pusy. Capt do La Chere.
Capt d'Abovilio. Lieut. d'Aboville. Lieut.
de sshune, @ de sahune. Lieut. do Nosilles,
Lieut. do Gouvillo. Comte do Beaumont
Marquis do pEstrads.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-26
smallpox in OREGON.

PORTLAND. November 2e.-Thsrs are
eleven eases Of smallpox at Hsppnsr.
Umatiila county. The drivers Of the
staQs lines to Pendlston and Dalles re-
fuse to 90 near the town, and - Il has
no telearaphie connection, Heppner 10
cut of from all communication. There
IL NO way Of as~osrtainins whether the
disease 10 spreading OF net. Al New
Tacoma and Dayton the scoures 10 sab
siding. There are no new cases In Pert-
land.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-26

The Miners Union Of Gold Hill give
notice In another column that they pro-
pose giving their annual ball on the
siahth Of December. It will DO the hf.
teeuth celebratisu Of their organisation
and an occasion furnished fer the enjoy.
msnt Of all. Tickets are but 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-26
Omcer Shot AZ,

San FRANc1sco. November 2e.-Last
evening private detective Allen Dead.
man was shot at by an unknown assassin
near the corner OF Pine and Kesrny
streets. The bullet passed near Dead.
man. but did not touch him. The
would.be assassin Turned and fed and
made his escape.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-26
The Gilmers Appealed Case.

Judge Rising announced in the Gil.
more case this morning thn be had ex.
amined the Law and found that the
ordinance covered the letting Of . room
for prostitution. He considered the evil
dsncs Of Mary Jackson and Mary Will.
ton outweighed that Of the interested
parties. The two doubtful points Of the
case are now settled and the days OF the
Gilmore shsbang a. . disgrace and
stigma on the citizens Of the comstock
are numbered. Judgment will DO rem.
dsrsd Monday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-26
Dissriss Cssrs-Risisg. Jsdgs.

The following business has been trans.
acted in this court since last report:
Z. A. Fargo & Co. ". W. ]. Hanks.-
Demurrer ovsrrulsd and ten days given
to abswer.
Adjourned ill Monday 10 A. n.