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, 1881-04-16

mil deal spirit reaofgg sonst"t rs mt, WftG tSinE
Nv ,. h ~ tm.l tlin lluEsu for wolnnil ~ nrNoI
W, sr" HnswHts,d nnt ,hS t1ofSReS; fp marry ths
nay n,, th"i int s'auqdiit e"ud drive Giat horse."
1vIon l,cnlomtn franklin WIS an editor he
uas MI " tho haili ot writing TO the Young IN,
Tns S,as =, wbn spvt In puetry,. saylnK u Nnheyea
ss'sEs H. at owa tq ds oS s1Gyds nsaSp st@1G
hs colT,s, ,.It stc;; c;;;ructons III * ' in anserir.
tSd''!j hnd lien te trd the poelils to tho tall Ut Ills
Ei,o {ss "hubs."
"',u IT, M ,ho cour,c of street brawl the other
day oI ot the isptal.ts wos aro ,ot !" TIL ~
srsc With y1m,, sG''s,'1efseStts s,t ii wott Sa SUBJ IT,
tn,gnarj n,nn II srrs that I,c nlscalc!,laied II
4Ie m tl,is poii,s, ~ l!c was seen tae nHxI amy
1o,,,n nj 10 d picnic along WIN Ills WIFE, aho
ssetua1ly carrying The baby. 49,.
The good nal, sla'nnettt a1at, me Eaie tsae an for
~ rs nsS1s nrri"yous ws,rls Of hts wife; but the
rnanah,y raI man slIuttetf tiin gate softly, oilt!
steaiet ustair T., III .s r.cnsT ncSd emd n liz
is.i ros,lition Of that man Is worse than Tie
4 vomap appeared before an Ithaca Police
1rstfrr tbc nther day md wanted nor father
punIsllcd tor same nlrEe. nnxiaTesssnHwn w. r.,
fnand ~; lint tia Inr,l was over % years of nRe,
spd"l snd tl,at llV had been married four tlmes.
tatH tsMo hO1r1o. young woman, 70 iiolttc," lie
s.S Sthe az man has already beeh pun
Nbea ehous"' ,,. ...,a,,,,
aNow, then. nladnm, pleaae iook stHean,y saHy
nj ills pfNce on the Whll,, snlo pnpinR-
1spher 70 ati OLD laay. wien ny nait s NV mgF
Ia pnslttgn hno tne 1,!nte ~ Gae ' vnsn,n sn,ii
Tha old lady looked IGrd ~ u1e & 80. !hai. H.
Gated. then got Up nna Wa!KGa ncspsS ,i s1.' sMo
flour and tninteiy insppetM y, ruorHaH aan s
tnrnlnHE laEt - spo Mg annvfIiIfr tkcreH
.s,.,S w" f., 1,ort,1.i !. ,user,v con.
CouIts'!!R IN roitMgaa - % auesGbH sbaHys cvm snts
ductrd. Wien y.NnK linn pves q uu1o sSss
sweet IN gill ny never lnts e. ~ b
bntstands ar01nd tue 9 culns.nm9 % ~ tse.f to M
in2 SUI enu 1ettlll's sie um ~ seaii IT. VI
eyes on ilm from an upper VIII W,manW' ~ t'o
eir heaves llt pantan! ~ nSgs @ o,t .;.a I'LL; ~
soscIes ai ~ II th lie next ousc 'oS
sas % sooi il rapt dovotion
With a look That seemed 10 grasp somo V'slonafy
ianq: .c.,,,., u
6ns,t 6nsn tpi'h ~" harn. Snnt 0rnres.'
1sy ync = Tcca ~ petsestnx ,sado postholos in
n..,,, ,,av ,sso .ss 'sna, ms,,,,a noctor,nr
Wholesale.
When man enters the pnstofllco and sees
woman standing at the delivery, he braces
ri, smiles, and concludes IN wait pnlcntly q
oetsi Il tncrs .sn are dH to W.. wH1 II tG'rf M'n
y Ss ssEs es,s 70 81 lis sn a i bit iSs wen W " oe
ne Sio %0e 81 n ta rsaSon w,y tho maa
7na has not cnI,p, aud how long, before II
CHI h. bsre, a,3I Ii he is sure l,e locked In
he risIit box, the citizen Jams hts hat down
, 1881-04-16
FOREIGN MISSIONS,

SVsttal Dlpltch TO TIA Chicago IrtoNHA,
Any Amor, Mlch., April 15.-The North-
Western Branch Of tho Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society adjourned Tonight after
lhreo days. scssion. Tho following officers
were elected for next year: President, Mrs.
l. R, Hit, Of Evanston, ILL.,: Corresponding
Secretary, Mrs. J. =. Willing, ct 0h!eagoi
Chicago; Trensllror, Mira. F. ?. Craildon, Of
EvaNston; Delegates to General Executive
ColnMlltee. T. P. unuKhty. Of Indtnnnpolls; !;
Mrs. J. 2. irish. Of Madison, wiz: a!tar-
natsa Mrs, F. D.. York, nf Michigan, Mrs.
meeting will ba held at Evansville, lpd.
, 1881-04-16

Affections NJ the liver, blllnpa dIenrdnra, slck
essdsgbv. etc., are thoroughly cured BY Or.
J.Jne'4 sanativo Pills. .AetltE Us general Lax
tt!ts. tho! ren,ovo all Irritating and focal ta!.
tst frou' The bnwelA, gradually change tho vi.
tated tccrct!ont OF tho At0,nacb aud i!vur, and
restore these DENllttt To q heNitGy condition.
, 1881-04-16

TOR SALE~LOT OF WALL PAPER
Il; ssSauds Il1d, sAtins. iiot Suss. ~ 10 w Id
llklstVd-sL, ~ Ctntk-st, w. .alalYs.
, 1881-04-16

A tlOOD PisiNE PAID FOR 0ASr-OfF
dett " u,xI nruuspty q. .kentvd q. Estaosh ID I'LL
, 1881-04-16

I.ySIIt UCtION. ..-..
INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN IN FORTUNE
j. eeiItux by eatda. s1au ~ nocrouiancy. Addrsss
Boz ~ l.. o., lhWAgU.
, 1881-04-16

T1OR SALE-ABOur 1000 POUNDS OF
ssd sxaiti ewo csts cbnsts tilI et Job typS s1f'
1eIsnE foe = 1-ooluno daily papsRt ssEf cheap. Ad.
dfp34 ca Tribune QElte.
, 1881-04-16

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
NTANTED-t0o GOOD RAILROAD La
w borers tor q. an. ". Co. In l0whye1so for G..
p 9 IN aissousis si.M per dayf hrafa cNrpenteEs'
sFEitHECK'..7 II Welt Handulrh-st
TITANTED-25 RA lIIKOAD LAD0RERS;
w Tssfs; .4Sl ~ ~ tsss fs;s} s99S tean-
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UtiSI-flEF LLtJIIiiNG.

IA old co,bss c.rI,vls, etc., c2nrol be touha than
]. eIdtfr, III hlAte-ss. ~ho pNys the eigheAt e4s
, 1881-04-16

ED-CANVASSERS IN COUN.
w try uwns und apopg TIE IaFrnsra 70 sci! pnrs.
healthy teas. our "E!ectrsc." COucea and our A0,
bCr Drip" cQes pot; bGst earth and cteaptat Euod
one made. also .na te Ch,nsss sasy
nRen1- Ad.fass the o.d reliable san Francisco Tea
EAuuan1. lEIi Sl4tN.at., EhlEA6Ot
, 1881-04-16

nKUG-STORE AND FIXTURES FOR
~ RaiCi npst 10 sold W pay mortgage, stock news
rytt ch1av: Eau cnth takes u " unoo. Apply ~ ouus
I'll and lima
, 1881-04-16

MVSIG<iL INSTR U.uENTS.
4 REED i SONS PIANOS-WE HAVE
a. just fecevad new IUL VI uuF osFuut upright
e7UI1,st, Grand PtHnua+ Owing tn ttnr lmMen.8
sxtfs long stlnxs and po.o ~ q,
Trand. FoF darab!ty and standing Ii tune We gner-
them equal to Che beet square 4iano ever a1aaa
etTunCnts 10 my ono who wl call IT or raroru04s
Sncs, iisvd's Tampls u Music. i& 6txte.sI
, 1881-04-16

ITO NENT-Tl1E 8.SrORY AND BASE
n neat marble. front hnMse 70. 1Iwsnty.t y.ttltb.at
and nxtaTcs, md arxs btiex bxfnt Ocai,, very d..
str1tlo. Apply 70 J. A. DAvo1 IN iasAlie-fk. bAsa-
, 1881-04-16

GTONAGE EFORFUnNlrUIE, BUG{ilES.
vi tstt h hr r"ss. W 'o~
, 1881-04-16
TO RENI-IfOUHES.
8cuTH HIpE,

ITO RENT-1aROOM HOUSE, MODERN
l. inprotanlents. w!h barn and tine gruuqds, .fsr.
Ssprtn.ty ~ ior srst.esss sona"t. M nssnDs Maac
NJ. cutnet pakWuQu- tunicfArd.
, 1881-04-16

TOK SALE-LEASE AND FIXTURES
u OF y uot and shoe stare Ia Topuka, kns.. pt,pua-
uUn a,Dul growing Taptdlyi sHra established Ivy
, 1881-04-16

TOR SALE-GDOD HORSE, l'lIAETON,
L. 4nd hatress4 horaa sound. strung: and etnsle,
lme MO- VIII Helf outht for H.! T. so.d befOfa May
l. on xeconnt ol lehTlnr toHn Address IL 4. Casrlar
, 1881-04-16

11IDELITY STORAGE COMPANY, ~
II mud ii F!aAt Van 1iurSn-st. PsrMAuSNt Nnd ~.
liable, Estab. b.IshaL lS7a A1sknuts made. Increased
fnEtt(ttRa fur tiu xtAlrIuu VI AuuaeuplQ Eu0d4,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15
U~.aers.sssa survey.

B. q. Stretch. esolosist and mineral
oeist, 10 making . most careful aud sx.
isusdvs survey and examination Of the
lower levels OF the Coustock for the
Clarence King report. Mr.. Stretch 10
familiar with all the upper sections Of
the lode. having thoroughly examined
and carefully mapped them for Mr..
Kings former work. publishsd by the
United States Government. He also
made frequent examinations Of the
mines st the time when he held the
ono. Of State Minsralosist OF Nevada.
Mr.. Stretch 10 one OF the most thorough
and careful workers I've seen in the
lower levels. Even the miners are sur.
prissd ct his powers Of endurance AND
his psrsis,sncy In the pursuit OF an OBJ
j-os. In his present work Mr.. Stretch
will BE- able to show some curious
changes that have taken place In the
structure Of rock formations with depth.
In this he will b greatly assisted BY SEQ.
lions carefully prepared from mierosooP.
ioal slidss. From these beautiful and
instssstvs eolorsd plates will be pre-
pared.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15

Following was found on . public
thorouRhfars in Virginia today. whsrsis
had evidently been dropped By some
Virginia teacher on her way to the In
stituts
TO TEACH. on o TO TEACH.
To teach. or not to teach. that 10 the
on.stion: whether Ills better In the end
10 sua,r the taunts and insults OF hon
orrdt?) Trustees. or TO take up arms
against salaries reduced, and BY resign
ing end thsm-to stop. to teach no o
-and by stopping to say Ne end the
heartschs and the thousand (~un)n.tural
shocks the teachers heir to : lis q
oonsummation dsvou,ly to b wished
to stop. to rest. to rest psrchanos to
tire. Az. there's the rub; for In the
rest from school What work may come
whom va have thrown away the school
room toll? Some work must come.
There's the respect that's lost for men
who boast their power. And Who would
bear the thrusts We must from men who
ruthlsssly do dirsspeot our rights, ana
take from NJ our just deserts. aud give
(ths insolsnos OF power y no Q ior
patient work Of years than sntrisd hands,
when she herself might her quistus
make BY resigninef Who would still
teach ON when no respect 10 paid to sx-
perisues, but dread OF somsthiue After
We resign. the undiscovered country on
whose shore VI may not work puzziss
the Gill and makes N rather beaf the
ills VI have. than fy TO Others that We
know not Off Thus poverty doth make
towards Of NJ ell; aad thus the native
hue Of resolution 10 sickii.d Ger With
the pale cast Of thought. and for . time
We 10 on, but not with the old snsrgy--
that 10 gone. not here to return. we
lsss the Mans Of action. Soft you. now.
hopor.d Trustees ! veil work - well a.
some whom you do On respect.
Virginia City. January 10. 1881.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15

Atths eisstion Of officers held In the
hall Of The Virginia Purin Club last
Thursdsy evening the following gentle
men we're elected for the ensuing term I;
President. Charles Gabriel; Vice Prssi'
deaf, L. Ksplan; Treasurer. l.. ousssn'
Asim; Secretary. Morris Levy.
The wind blew heavily from the north
moot Of last night. then took position In
it, usual place for the morning. The
barometer then started toward fair. the
olouds vent . few fakes Of SNOW down
and then disclosed patches Of sky. and
things nov look brighter.
Miss Alexander Of Virginia had her
purse snsished from her hand evening
before last nsa the cornsr Of O street
and Sutton avenue By ayouug hoodlnm.
VINO ss onss ran away % 'dretually that
he has not yet been discovered.
The Poa thinks there would Be . sud-
den doubling up Of values IL . genuine
s,rlks were suddenly made In any Of the
Cous,ock mines. whore the prospects
for fading IN ore body are % favorable.
The following we're last evening
elected Trustees Of the Virginia Gale
son,.n Club for the ensuing year: D
n Tr.s.,. A. O.. Mckenzie. W. D.
Oliver, Alex. Dixon. wm. narrower.
TA.r. was . full moon this moEains q
so'elooi. Full nspy"-susss thssi
. httls OF; bat there vsre eome Isl
nsn, "shi" q any nGs, q he ans
$ns.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15
WESTERN DISPATCHES
Thomas freloar Assassiuated at
Bodie-Escape Of the Murderer.

Thomas freloar Assassinafed 81
Bodie-Escape OF the Murderer.
BoprE. January 1&.-About 2 O'Clock
this morning Thomas Trsloas, . miner.
was ssssssinased BY Q Frsnchmsn named
Dc Roche. Trsloar's wife was attend.
Ing Q ball. and be had ordered her not to
dance with De Roche. She did 20. hsw-
ever, to his great annoyance. At the
hour mentioned the two men met, and
Dc Roche shot Treloar through the
head. the ball entering just below the
left ear. A crowd gathered and the muir
derer was arrested. At this moment
Trsloar's vile came along. In company
With . gentleman and his wife. When De
Roche shoutsd: "Nn. Trsloar. ! have
killed your husbsndi" He was taken TO
the jail; but, upon . pretext that the
viRilsntes Intended TO hang him before
morning, Deputy Sheriff Joseph Farms,
worth took the prisoner to his boarding.
HOUSE. handcuffsd. During the night De
Roche mysteriously DISAPPEARED while
Fsrusworth was asleep. There 10 great
indignation here over the murder Of Tre-
loar aud De Roohs's escape. and there 70
talk Of the lypohing Of Farnsvorth. Dc
Roche has Q wife and three children IN
Chicago. he had been acquainted with
Mrs. Treiosr In the East, and there 10
believed to have been . criminal ind.
macy between them, and that that vas
the cause OF Tfsloar's jealousy. The
latter came here from the Comstook.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15
Dswa ~ he nag.

The san Francisco Poa has this TO
cay Of Hale 4 N~orcross matters
eft wa thought at Arss that the sav.
ace Company would lend Q helping hand
70 hale i Norcross, and tender the use
Of their shaft aad pumps. but u 10 o
rumvrsd that General Tom Williams.
for the sake Of paying of an old score.
refuses to lend any aid. II. therefore.
locks ssif active operations will not DO
resumed In the Hale 4 Norcross until
the new pumps are 10 pl.es at d. Com.
binstion shait. which will probably be
In another month"
The present pumping capacity OF the
@. N. 8. shaft 10 sufficient to handle oil
the water likely to BE- sent there. hsnos
there need 10 no delay On that account.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15
Ansr.ss. sss.ss asssrs.

sAx IlAxoIseo. January Isl ?. H.
Chollsr. I IS bid. q asksd; Bslehsr. l bid,
I os ssksd; Bullion. I es bid. 70 ssksd;
uaion Con-. 81 bid. 81 ssked; Mexican.
81 bid. ek ssksd; Andes. I 40 bid. IN
ashsd; Alta. ! 50 bid. 1 IS ssksd; Justice.
40 bid. SOC asked; Benton. 800 bid. esc
salss; Savage. I 10 bid. I 4s sstsd; ophir'
- bid; Ysllsw Jacket. q 10 bid. 2 10 sales;
Julia. $50 bid; Sierra Nevada. ~ bid
Utah. Z sales; Grand Priss. I IS bid; Cali
fornia. I Is bid: Hale 4 Nsrsross. ~
bid; aoodshaw. see bid; Double Standard
loo bid; Argsnta. SOC ssisd; Potosi. %
bid. q ssksd; Hale 4 Noroross. BIS sales
81 bid. . Is sstsd; ophir. 81 sales. ~
bid. Q ssksd; Bodis. 81 bid. 9 ssksd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15
Capture Of the Los Angeles Des.
perad0.

Los ASorLrs, January l4.-Hunt, thu
assassin OF Gillis. has been captured and
brought here. Rumors having bNsn rife
ON the streets Of an intention to take
Hunt from the authorities and hang
him. the Sheriff has summoned . posse
Of citizens, and Il 10 now guarding the
Jail. The Los Angeles Guards volun'
trsrsd their services and are also on
duty. The streets surrounding the jail
arc allied with people. bat there 10 little
or no sxcitsment, aud from present sp-
pssranoes there 10 . very sljght proba-
bility Of the threat being carried out. A
large crowd gathered ct Santa Ana last
night and loud threats were made OF
~lynehipg. but the officers, by sneskins
the prisoner ont by . back door, got him
OF and brought him to Los Angeles.
Hunt has been recognized by Q number
Of Arizopians % Q desperate character,
who was guilty Of many crimes In thai
Territory, and say that be served . por.
ton OF Q term Of imprisonment In jail
at Prescott, from which he escaped.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15
BY UNIVERSAL AcCoRD,

Arxas oArHSauo PILn Are the best Of al
purra'ivss Tor family uss. They are the prodac'
OF long, isborious. and successful chemical In
vsstigstion. and their extensive uss By Physi.
clans In their prsctica, and By al eivilissd
ustions. proves them the best and most sdset
I've purgstivs Pill that medical science can DO.
vice. BEING purely vegetable no harm car
arise from their use. In intrinsic value and
curative powsra no other Pills can b compared
with them, and every person. knowing thsii
virtues, will employ than when needed. The,
keep the system In perfect order. and maintain
In healthy action the whole machinery OF life
MIA, searching aud sf-etusl, they are specially
adapted 70 the needs Of the digestive apparatus,
dsrsnssmsnts Of which they prevent and cure,
II timely .taksa- They are tbs best and safest
physic 10 employ for children and weakened
consututiops. vhsrs . mild, bat s6sctusl
calhartio u required. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15
.p.rei.. should b directed 70 thsir

energies should b directed 70 their
clssses.
Professor Willis feared 10 smbody
into the bill provisions for creating 9
new Board. Bills for . similar purpose
had been defeated because Of that vrry
thing. he wanted . Ststs Examining
Board and the best obtainabls, bot pre-
ierrsd the present State Board Of Eduoa.
ton to none ct all. he moved 10 In.
dorss the section - read, and the ne.
ton prevailed.
rwhatsver bill is passed BY the Legis.
lature should not make these sxsmips'
tions by the State Board too common BY
reason OF frequency. One examination
Q year 10 enough, and even one In two
wears would be better.-RxP
Before other features Of thr proposed
bill could bs discussed the News repre-.
sentative present was compelled TO with
draw, leaving the Institute still In sss-
siop,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15
baltic. l~kiss,iss.

At the annual meeting Of the Bullion
Mining Company on the 18th instant
IS. s72 shsrss we're represented and voted
for the old Board Of Directors and on
oers, consisting Of o. +. MeDsrmott.
President; Thomas Cole. Vice President;
J. W. Roberts. q, ". 0rayson and W.
q. Sears. ]. u. Brsssll was subse-
ousptly elected Secretary. and p. 4.
Humbat Superintendent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15
Asastshs hhss.

@. E. Rsvola. living near The Nevada
Brewery. Virginia. says he was shot In
the muscles Of the lsft arm night before
Les. while ON his way home. about mid.
night. Bsvola says he 10 we'll ~sequainted
Win the man who shot him, but don't
know his name. He nays the sane
mysterious nisht.skulksr stabbed bin In
the fsshy part Of the left arm. tost BE-
lore the election. Hs again carries his
arm In Q sling.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15

In Chicago . machine 10 constructing
for use ct an iron mine In the Lake
Superior country which will be capable
OF reducing 500 tons Of ore In ten hours.
Mercer Otey, County Treasurer and
seorstary Of the Yellow Jacket wsnt 70
Carson last Thurday evening and
broush. up $3.50 0S school moneys.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15
rhe Ups ..a Dswss 81 IL.

The work OF taking down the main
building Of the Consolidated Virginia
hoIssipR works was commenced ysstsr'
dsy. the workmsn commencing opera
tions on the north side on account Of the
heavy wind blowing from the south and
west. The buildips was raised IN thu
midst Of . storm. ave years ego, Alter
the big nrs lone bent falling and injur.
iue sumo Of the workmsn-and Nov u
como down in q storm Of wind and snow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15
p,ssriss Cs.ss-Risi.s. Judge.

The following business was trans
acted in this Court today.
Eststs OF Matthew Patterson. deceased
Personal property ordered sold on h''
days notice. n.,
Mstt.rs In which Chollar Co. 10 im.
pleaded and Intervention Of Potosi Go.
set for the 2sth instant Of 10 A. II. Tor
hearing.
Gearing VI. the Mseksy Co.-Dsmur-
rsr to answer OF defendant ovsrrulsd.
Lopksy 4 Smith ~. Baksr-Dsmur'
rsr passed. .
Sc. Lawrence 90. ". 9ny-Motion ia
dissolve Injunction. also argument oil
demurrer under consideration.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15

Book critics are all linguists. One
easily discovers this fact by reading
their criticisms on books translated from
foreign languages. They usually wind
up BY congratulatipg the translator on
having preserved the charm OF the origi.
nal In ali its freshness and beauty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15
ARrNK THING EoR TAs TRETn.

Fragrant sozoD0NT 10 aoouposthon OF the
pursst and choicest ingredients Of ~ Oriental
vegetable kingdom Every inersdssss 10 well
Known 10 have . beneficial srsos on the tssth
,ad rums. Its embalming or sntsspto prop.
sey and sroIs,io sIscrsses MALI y . so,lss
al m from th. breath canssd By cAtafTh. I'D
sseth. etc. IL II entirely frvs r.. n tbs injurious
and scr.d properties OF tooth pastsa and pow.
dsrs which destroy ths snainsl. One bottle VIII
AT six months. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15
Tho Prostrated Wires.

SALT LAKE, January IA. Railresd
men on the Union Pacific report the
wires down between wssatoh asd Aspen.
caused by slsst and ice. which has
broken the wires twisted oross-bars and
prostratsd the poles. They say It 10 the
worst break that has occurred In many
years. The Salt Lake office expects CON.
nseton 10 be made tonight, but this ID
mot certain,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15
STOCK sErosr.


LAST EVENING.
1850 Arysnta. soc. &3c
lleO Navajo. ~. l 20 $50
l30 star. 400. 400
100 Wales. 800
4ee North Belle Isls. yOe
200 Modoo II
100 Bodis. 81
40 Tiogs. CSC. COO
~ Champion. e0c
90 Mopo. 500
200 North MONDAY. sss
100 Day. loo
$50 silver King. lsk. isk
lOo Mammoth. 400
400 Head Center. 81
$50 Auas, 500
rxs xsasus.
30 ophir. 81
10 Mexican, 81
20 Gould q Curry. 5 40, stS
BEAT 4 Bslehsr. 81
70 Cslifornia. I 80
$50 savage, I IS. I 40
$50 Con. Virginia. 2 o.
" Choliar, q
lls Potosi. 2. I 80
ESQ Hale d N~oroross, . %. "
s7u Grown Point. ESQ
$50 Yellow Jacket. 2 20
$50 Imperial. loo
% Alpha. So
$50 bslchsr, I 05,
S8a Sierra Nevada. ~. 7hr7N, ~ b
100 Balloon. I IS. I 10
l2s 0verman. TOO
ss5 Justios. 43o. SOC
30 Union Con-. 81
$50 Jllis. 100
100 Calsdonis. 2se
100 Silver Hill. 23e
% New York. ioc
400 Andss. ! 20
$50 Ward. ~
$50 Scorpion. I 10. l %
$50 E~xehsqusr. I 20
400 Benton. 500
90 Eureka Con-. a1k
20 Northern Belle. 81
$50 Angsnta. $50
us Navajo. ~
2s0 Albion. ise
100 wales. 73o
% Bodis, ~
500 Bschtsl. s0c
ITO Summit. 2se
3ee ooodshav. s5e
100 Consordis, I %. I 10
s73 Champion. Csc. zoe
ii00 Bulwsr. Csc. s0o
100 MONDAY. $50
$50 Silver King. 17%
20 North MONDAY. eec
100 Orc. SOC b5
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Rslixisss Nsuess.

o.. Jshn's Church. Gold Hill-sunday
school st I O'Clock ?. =. AL are cordially
invited 70 attend.
Thar will bs divine service at Dayton
tomorrow evening ct 7:S0 o'clock. hsv.
George n. Eastman presiding.
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II @ Eastman. @ b Douglass. Mrs. Charles
Forman. W Hayes. Nellie Gee. 9 Logan.
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Appsrus.sa.

The $3.50 90. derived By the General
School Fund Of Storey county from the
State. we're this morning spportionsd BY
Superintendent Booh.r - follows:
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