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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-20
Public Opinion.

NEW Yoax. May 20.-A Times Albany
special says: The capitol has become
the political center for . time and hithsr
come dispatches for special correspond.
snts aud letters. all seeking information
a. to the quarrel between the Admins
tration and it, opponents. Up to this
time all inquiries have been compelled
to rssch the same conclusion, that the
Administration 10 ahead and mat Oonk-
ling and Plat, II they should choose 70
continue the contest. would be defeated.
The State IL thoroughly aroused. Every
mail brings its %avalanches OF correspond.
sncs. and where there 10 n letter sp.
proving the our OF Conkling and
Plat there are ten which breathe q spirit
OF thankfulness II not rejoicing that the
season Of nomination 10 over.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-20
SMALLPOX.
NV. Few Cases Teaay-An Of .
Mild fyHe.

The News has several times spoken Of
the csrslsssness Of persons residing In
the vicinity Of houses infected with
smallpox. The result Of that indidsr-
ence can be seen today In the announce
msnt Of Ave new cases. A great many
children have played with the Costello
boys since the disease appeared In that
family and Il il to b expected that some
Of them, ct least. have been infected.
In Q few days more there will DO .
Board OF Health and II 10 to b hoped
they will take such steps a. will prevent
the running about Of members Of . fam.
lily who live In . house where the small
pox exists. Something should Be done
to drive outths disease. during this warm
weather. An ounce Of prevention 10
worth . pound Of cure. 49,.
John and Wallace Costello are reported
today to have the varioloid. Their moth
Or, reported last Monday. has the dis
ease, also, and William Costsllo.a broth.
or, has Just recovered from II. Quite
enough for one family.
John sdllman. . brother OF Pres.
Stllman one OF the hrst to have the dis
ease, also has the varioloid. The dag
was taken OF OF Stillman's house . week
ago yesterday. Another n was put on
this afternoon.
John Rhoadss has the varioloid. he
has been sick for several days past, but
his folks have Indignantly denied that
he had anything like smallpox. The
doctor saw him today. and ordered the
Gag put on the house.
The yellow fag was this morning
again placed over the hoass OF Peter
Boyle. His wife recently recovered from
an attack OF varioloid, and the dag was
removed only last Saturday. Mr.. Boyle
has been sick for two or three days. but
1t was only this morning the doctor re-
ported II to the officers a. smallpox. He
was vaccinated at the time Of his wifs's
illness but 1t did not take.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-20

"Our Baohslors'' has been very prop.
srly called ga side-splittins" comedy.
Its performance ct Pipsr's Opera
House last night Vas the caus Of much
fun. and everybody present was delighted
With II. Al the piece. from beginning
to end. ras full Of comicslities and good
things, IL 10 almost impossible to partic-
ularizs. II may b said. however. that
the duet Of Robson and Crane In the
third act was 20 exceedingly funny that
IL seemed difficult to satisfy the audience
with regard to quantity. and the gentle.
men were twice snoorsd. Taken % .
whole the piece Is one Of the best come.
dies ever put on the Virginia stage.
"Our Bachslors'' will be repeated to-
night. and will b SURF 10 draw . full
house.
Tomorrow Saturday afternoon .
matinee performances will b given. ct
which the farcisl. comedy Of "ShaFps
and Flats" will be presented.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-20
The Grant. Jones Letter Considered
as an Unfortunate Mistake.

NEW York. May 20. Tribune
Washington special says: Grants letter
to Jones, published this morning. Is
commented upon In terms not very COM
plimsntary to the s..Prssidsnt. 1t Is
thought to have bssn written at the
instance Of Conkling for use In the CON.
troversy then coming on, and IL pub.
lished now In the hope Of provoking
some attack by the Administration upon
the x.Presidsnt, and thus driving bis
friends and admirers to join forces with
Conkling. It will fail OF Ito purpose.
The President has no quarrel With Oonk.
ling nor with the OK. President. Hs has
been urged by indiscreet friends today
to make public Gen. Grants letter to
himself, but declined on the ground that
the correspondence was private and that
the President OF the United States ought
not 10 enter into such controversy In
the public prints, - It was evidently the
purpose 10 bring about Gen. Grants In
accuraciss OF statement In regard to Fish.
Cramer and Gen. Badeau, which are
noticed a. being 10 substance Identical
with those 10 the Conkliug. Plat letter
to Gov. Cornell. Gen. Grant has hosts
Of admirers here and no enemies. bis
letter 10 regarded - an unfortunate mis-.
take, into which he has been led.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-20
Ansr.ss. lsfsrasl sssssss.

BAN FxAscisco. Nay 90 p. NJ
Northern Belle. 2ot. 81; Mono. ~. 2 20;
Bslchsr. 2 80; Albion. 81. 5 IS; Orc. sSe;
Sierra Nevada. l4S. IAN. lAa; Savage.
8 IS. 8 80; Wales. IN; Union Con-. l2S;
Bullion. Toe; Hale d Norcross. ~; ophir.
~. Q; Mexican. IN; ovsrmsn. I so; Day
1 os ; Benton. SOC; Con. Virginia. q IS;
Utah. ~; Yellow Jacket. 8 90; California.
IN; south Bodis. Csc; Gould d Curry. 6h;
Chollar. q IS Potosi. 2 IS. rs Grand
Prize. soc; Sierra. II; Union Con-. i2h;
Best 4 Bslcher. IN. ia; NJ. Diablo.
81 ; Aryenta. ssc; Northern Belle. n;
Justice. Csc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-20
worldly Moralising.

NEW YoRx, May 2o.-Ths Worlds
Washington special says: The news Of
the Republican detection at Albany
stimulated the waning interest over the
New York complications. II has for the
moment turned the Republican rif.rafi
strongly against Conkling, and II 10 re-
markabls how many second.rats poll
tieians are hurryins to declare them.
selves % having always been with the
Administration. The scramble to be
with tho supposed majority 10 like the
assertion by rats Of . sinking ship. Ao.
customsd to power and domination for
years, Conkling without these nov has
an opportunity 10 realize how little bis
splendid talents and personal influences
had TO do With binding men to him. ne
IL left for the moment with no political
following, and having chosen to make
bat few social friends In public life, only
these remain by him. Indeed. not enc
of these has yet expressed the opinion
that Conkling took anything but . blum
derinR course In rssigning. and such
sympathy a. he gets seems to 30 In.
spired solely BY private considerations.
Even Logan ssys Il was . blundsr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-20
An.r..s. s,r..s s.s.r.

BAN FRAscisco. May 2o-s ?. NJ
Sierra Nevada. l4k asked. l4k sales. IAN
bid; Mexican. Nv bid. Ia sales; 0phir.
IT. bid. 8 asked; Justice. s5c bid; Albion.
8 10 asked. 3 40 sales Grown Point. ~
bid Overman. II bid. I so sales; Alta.
So bid. Sc sales; Exehsqusr. I so sskedi
Chollar. 2 IS bid; Bullion. Csc bid; Union
Con-. l2s asked; Bslcher. 2 Is asked. 2 90
bid; Savage. 8 IS asked. 8 IS sales; ophir.
. bid. sh asked; Scorpion. 2 asksd; Potosi
2 70 bid. 3 asked; Mexican. III bid. IA
asksd. liz sales; HAls 4 Norcross. 4 40
bid, A. asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-20

]. P. Becker last evening went to
Reno with . buggy after his wife. who
has been absent from Gold Hill ave
weeks visiting friends In Philadelphia.
she reports having bad . pleasant trip
and Q nice time In the East. Her friends
are glad to see her home.
George Hsnnipg. OF Virginia. Grand
Master Of the Grand Lodge Of /. o. o.
F., has gone on O tour Of visitation to
the Lodges OF that Order In the eastern
part OF the State. he will attend the
Grand Lodge. which meets In Eureka
ON the 7th OF June. before returning.
The Gold Hill delegates to the Grand
Lodge Of A. o. U. W., which met at
Reno, have returned.
r. Mercer arrived by this mornings
train from San Francisco.
John W. Mscksy. 1t 10 reported. 10 to
be expected on the Comstoek any day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-20

Nishs before LAST some man supposed
to be full OF snvy and Jealousy. cut and
ssriously injured the new painting just
placed o, the Taylor street aide OF Ban
usr Brother store In Virginia. Acts OF
vandalism Ike this ought TO be severely
punished. No man bat ons OF low
instincts, none bot he who would COW.
ardiy ~sssassinats an enemy In . dark
alley. would b guilty Of 20 dsstardly IN
cot. Banner Brothers express . willing.
nsss to pay two hundred dollars reward
for The arrest and sonvieiea Of he Per.
pst1atof Of The dsed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-20

The rush Of Comstook miners to out
side camps il over. Neither Wood
River. Arizsna or New Mexico II talked
Of any longer.
The water mills down six.mils canyon
are running regularly on ore from the
Monte Cristo and other mines In that
vicinity.
The assessment Of ten cents on the
Lady Warrington Consolidated Mining
Company Wa delinquent in the once
today.
Captains Of shooting teams are re-
ausstsd to assemble at the Office Of Col.
&. q. Taylor ct 7:so o'clock this even.
ing.
The sale Of stock for dslinqusncy Of
The assessment Of twenty-five osnts Per
shass on Justice takes place tomorrow.
The street sprinkler Il doing COED
service In Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-20
Conkliug's Calm confidence.

NEW YoRK. May. ia Telegram
Washington special says: Conkling IL
trying to arrange Affairs 80 that he can
20 to New York on Saturday. Hs does
not intend 10 20 to Albany Of present.
Hs receives very few callers, almost the
only ones being the three who are gen:
orally near him-Arthur. Cameron and
Jones. One ex-senator. who saw Conk.
ling last night, says he 10 calm, collected
and confident. The events Of the week
have not rufied his serenity. he u do.
Ing an immense amount Of wiring and
distation with his usual dispatch, and 10
IL confident Of . happy personal out
come Of the whole.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-20
rrRR1BIs MINING ACCIDENT.
Extensive Cave at the Golden Terra
Mine-Four Men Killed-She
Miners Confined BY the Cave.
But They Are still Alive ana
Likely 10 be Rescued.

prADwooD. D. T.. May 2o.-A ave
oosurrsd at the Golden Terra mine.
Tsrraulls, 1t z o'clock last evening. BY
which tits supposed thirteen mon will
lose their lives. The night shift OF sixty
men were Just coming on, but only about
twenty had entered the tunnel. when .
lare. body Of earth fell. at . distance Of
nearly two hundred feet from the mouth
tearing and throwing the timbsrs as
fearful rate for one hundred or two
hundred feet. One man, Thomas Green,
was thrown by the compression OF the
cir nearly eight feet out OF the tunnel
against Q aide wall Of the open cot o
killed instantly. Two others were blown
right through the tunnel towards the
Highland mine It Lead City. ons o..
capped unhurt, but the other was struck
by Q timber and died last night. Eleven
were buried under the debris OF The cave
which 10 supposed 10 DO about ZOO feet
long. 100 feet wide, and eighty feet deep
and occurred directly over . large ore
chamber. completely flling It. Hum
dreds OF miners were ct ono set to Work
from Lead and Central cities, and shifts
changed every fifteen minutes. only hvs
or six being able TO work on either side
Of the cave ct Q time. The tunnel runs
entirely through the hill. connecting the
Terra with the Highland mines.
Seven escaped, With nothing more
serious than q few bruises, through the
tunnel to the Lead City side Of the hill.
A large number OF men are now work
ing from oil directions. but the cave 10
30 extensive that II will certainly take
some time to clear II away and reumber
the tunnel.
The killed. so far as known, are. Pat
King and Thomas Green. Those i'm.
prisonsd In the ave are ]. Farley. L.
WieRaps, J. Wedlook, John Miller,
Thos. Thomas. p. Calvin. Angus No.
Lean. Jack Beatty. Matt Plunkstt. Joe
Haskins and Q man named Mccormick,
all OF whom N supposed to be badly
hurt. The men who were hurt heard
Farley talk last night for some time. He
said timbsrs had fallen on him and there
was nc hope for him.
LATEH.-Word has just been received
that two men. Farley and Beatty, have
been taken out OF the cave, M dead,
and the other died 10 q short time after
being released. There will DO no dstsn-
ton IN the operations at the mine.
STILL LATra.-A dispatch just 70.
osivsd says that nine men still remain
In the mine and that the miners working
there can talk with them. It 10 expected
to get them all ont alive this sftsrnoon.
The affair has created great excitement
and cannot DO explained. There 70 NO
fault found with the timbsrs or workings
OF the mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-20
the New American Cable.

New YoRr. May 2O.-A World special
from Oanzo. Nova Scotia, says: The
representatives Of the American Gable
Construction Company arrived here yes
tersdy to witness the landing Of the
shore end Of the new American cable.
The steamer Fsradsy, with 1000 miles
OF cable on board, 10 hourly expected,
when the laying Of the cable will begin.
A commodious building for the sooom-
mediation Of the stat Of the station has
been erected near the shore, and . trench
seven feet deep and half Q mile long has
been opened. Everything 10 10 rssdi'
ness to receive the cable. There 10
much excitsment among the citizens Of
Canxo and vicinity at the prospect OF
having . cable station erected there.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-20
nshs 10 Easy s.d eve Mind the

Gold Hill policemen are compelled to
take their prisoners to Virginia every
morning, when they have any. Virginia
policemen think It too much trouble to
take theirs to the County Jail on B street
and are pe,itionipg the Board Of County
Commissioners to keep the old City Jail
on @ street. OF course. the taxpayers
are not consulted. but that makes NO
difference. 1t would work too great o
hardship ON the Virginia police to oom.
pei them to climb that fearful bill neoes
sary to reach B street from O. The extra
expense 10 only about 5000 per month.
But why cant Gold Hills officers b
accommodated, also?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-20

In the District Court tomorrow the
suit Of Montgomery against Mcleod
will ooms up for consideration ct 10
O'Clock. This 10 q suit brought for the
purpose OF testing what IL known % the
McMurchis bill, which exsmpts $3.50 OF
o workingman's wages from attachment.
A surprise party was given Miss n.
Bsndy in Virginia last night. After Wis.
fling her at her home the guests pro-
cesdsd to Artillery Hall and INDUCED In
dancing until Q late hour. A good time
was had by everybody present.
The ssrsasld Guard wish 10 remain Of
home this year and decorate the graves
Of the fallen heroes In Gold Hill esme.
terry, instead OF going to Virginia on
Decoration Day. Sensible Idea. and we
hope It will be carried out.
A. D. Bullsrd has nled an afadavis de-
claripg that be performed $3.50 work on
the Rough and Ready mine. Virginia
Mining District, for the year 1881, Of the
request Of it, Superintendent.
Some Remote stole Al. Bsnnstts' horn
OF bis bus while be was In the river.
side town with the Washington Guard
band and his accustomed toot II want
ing. What those Renoitss wouldn't
take isn't worth stealing.
The applications for aid from the
county appear to increase each week.
There 10 not . session Of the oommis.
sioners held that relief II not granted TO
. number Of i~ndigents.
The police have been unable to gst
any clue 10 the whereabouts Of Michael
sullivan, who stabbed Patrick Doyle in
Virginia Wednesday. Doyle will b
around shortly.
The only kind Of game q sportsmsn
are now allowed to practice upon are the
doves, and they are far from being -
plentiful % In former years.
The annual meeting Of the Silver Hill
mining company will bs held In Ban
Francisco. Tuesday. May 81. Bee ofioisl
notice In another column
Tho goats are making II lively for
those who attempt gardening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-20
Couklipg Calls. for . Caucus.

ALBANY. May 20.-Ths Conklins wing
Of the Republican party seems strength
snsd 10 spirits this morning. The
change Is attributed to the action OF the
President yesterday. They say o .
caucus will be held next week and every
Republican must attend It and abide by
It's decision or suffer reputation at
home. Il 10 also stated that Conkling
and Plat will be candidates before the
caucus. Whatever the result may DO
their friends declare that to ignore them
will be to read them out Of the party.
which will not bs permitted. On the
other hand the snti-C onklinR men stand
strong In their determination against the
reelection OF the EX-SENATOR. and will
iusis. that they shall not attend any eau.
Gus,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-20
Janss P.rry's cesdisiss.

James Perry. the miner who had his
skull crushed at the Forman shaft We'd
nssdsy. 10 receiving every care that can
possibly bs given. His doctors fear
fatal results II Inflammation sets In. II
that can BE- avoided. hs will recover
without . doubt. he IL at one Of the
near the Formsn shaft, attended
by two nurses day and night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-20
EASTERN DISPATCHES
A Conkling and Plat Meeting In
Nav YoPk.

CHICAGO. May 20. An Inter 0osan
New York special says: There was .
gathering Of Q few Of the stalwart lead
srs Of the Filth Avenue Hotel last even
ing to consult with Plat. and Conklins
II be had arrived from Warrington.
There will be . consultation between
Conkling and Plat and various other
leaders In the city when be comes. Vice
President Arthur 10 also expected. John
]. O'Bisp. ons Of Conkling's staunch
supporters. was present last night. Hs
had come from Albany. BE said the
hall. breeds were claiming . great deal
more In reference to the State Lssisla-
turs than they had any right to do. BE
admitted that Il was possible that enough
Republicans might stay away from the
Legislative caucus to prevent Conkling
and Plat getting enough votes 10 secure
An election ct the start. but eventually
the opposition would fade away. a. II
had done before, and In the end both
sx.Ssnators would be reelected. Thus
far the friends Of the sx.6snators had
done nothing looking toward their re.
election. a. they were not definitely %.
sured OF their Intentions. Members OF
the Republican State Central Committee
said Plat resigned because hs thought
Il would be uncomfortable for him to
continue In opposition 10 the President.
He did not rssien before Conkling and
then withhold his resignation at the
l%attsr's request. but they acted 10 Don.
cert throughout. PlAth be continued.
did not intend to be . candidate for re-
election; but the shape matters are
taking at Albany have about forced him
to the conclusion that In sslf-dsfsnss 1t
will be necessary for him to become .
candidate. The same was true OF Conk.
ling; but they would not enter Into the
canvass until after q consultation, which
would be held on the Senator'S arrival
from Washington. The tide 10 now
against the Senators; but next week.
when their canvass 10 open. there will
be q reaction.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-20
aoodlumism Severely Rebuksd.

New YoRK, May 20.-fsstsrday he
oordsr smyths. In passing sentence on
one Of . gang Of hoodlums who broke
into q Chinese laundry on the 9Th and
stois $50 and maltrsated the Chinaman.
said: Il has become the custom In other
oitiss 10 look on Chinese l~aundrymsn
With disfavor. Roughs Ike you. who
spsnd most Of their time In idlsnsss and
debsushsry while the Chinese are sequir-
ine IN honest livelihood, fancy they
have full license to beat, rob and even
Kill them. However successful this mob
rule may have been In other cities. I
desire to announce officially that its
ourss here, 20 far - this Court bias
power to prevent II. shall BE- short-livsd
and unpleasant. The severe punish.
msns I am about to Impose upon you
may bs expected By all those who dis
turb the peace and dignity Of the com.
munity by outrageous attacks upon
those Who, 10 al sppearaness. are In.
Offensive. Tbs ssntsnss Of the Court II
that you b eosansd In the State Prison
two yssrs and dx months.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-20
He,di.x our Diva.

Twelve years ago, whom smallpox was
plenty along the Comstock. Gold Hill
managed to support six or seven cases
on the average for several months. Al
fast a. one case was disposed Of BY death
or convalescence o fresh case would ap.
pear. Six or seven cases appear 70 be
about the limit at the present time,
shows that Gold Hill holds her
own, Notwithstanding the hard times.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-20
Nominations BY the President.

WASHINGTON. May 20. The Prssi-
dent has sent to the Senate the following
New York nominations: Woodiord, Dis
trict Attorney OF the Southern District;
Tenney, District Attorney Of the Eastern
District: Henry E. Knox, Marshal Of the
Southern District; McDougsll, Marshal
OF tho Northern District; Charles A.
Gould, Collector of Customs Of Buffalo;
George B. Loring. OF Massachusetts,
Commissioner Of Agriculture. vice Le
Duo, resigned; Glenn W. Sohoasld. OF
Pennsylvania, Judge OF the Court OF
Claims; Blanch K. Bruce, OF Mississippi,
Register OF the Treasury. vice Sohofisld,
transferred. United States Consuls- b.
Morrill,, OF Massachusetts,, Jerusalem;
John N. Glover. Of Indiana. Hsyrs; j..
O. Zook, Of California. Tieutsin; Voluey
E. Smith, OF Arkansas. 81. Thomas; j.
@. Crawford, Of New Hampshire, Coat.
cook; G. F. Moshsr. Of New Hampshire.
Nice; E. H. Rogers OF Nebraska, Vera
Cruz; Jesse Moore. OF Illinois. Callao;
q. A. Jalsy. Of Nebraska. Ghsmnitz;
David vicksrs, Of New Jersey, Matanzas:
George W. Roosevelt, OF Pennsylvania
Bordeaux.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-20
sereaadsd.

The National Guard Of Virginia were
out last evening for street drill. and
made . good appearance. After return
ing to their armory they were ssrsnadsd
by Ksyes' (colored) band. AL hands
were invited In and q jolly time wal had
In drinking. smoking, singing and
speech-making until IL O'Clock. The
Nationals have recently had their read.
inR-room renovated with the spring
house. cleaning process and made . mum.
Der Of improvements In and around the
hall that odds much to the comfort Of
the members.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-20
Ccnkunr style about Robertson.

AL1ANx, N. T.. May 20. Senator
Robertson said today In answer to an
inquiry, that he did not intend 10 resign
bis ONCE Of Senator; Wal not one Of the
rssisnins kind. but always stuck 70 bis
post until be had performed the duties
that his constituents elected him to per.
form. he will not assume his ofaos Of
Collector until after the Legislature Cd.
journs. and wen then there will BE- no
need OF his rssigning his S~sns.orship.
There 10 Q bare possibility that there
might be IN extra session called before
the Arst Of next January, In which cass
Robertson would be ct his post. q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-20
Good Radiance.

WASHINGTON. May 2O.-sincs the de-
parturs Of Conkling. business In the
Senate has advanced rapidly and smooth.
ly. The Senators do not appear to miss
Mr., Gorham's "The Great Constitu-
tional Issue" upon whom or which
they expended 90 much slo9usnes and
wasted 90 many days. They miss
ConklinR with O sense OF relief.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-20

Al Chairman Canavan was callsdaws
during the session Of the Board Of
County Commissioners last evening. the
members Of the Board OF Health we're
not appointed and the Commissioners
still cot % such. The Board OF Health.
when appointed, will consist Of three
physdsns-Kirby, Hall and Aiken
and two oiissns-A. F. Msckay and
Frank Folsom.