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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
Bonds,


Margaret A. Evans has begun suit In
the District Court OF the Frat Judicial
District for divorce from her husband.
W. G. Evans. Her complaint states that
they were married in Storey county on
the tsnth day Of May. 1879. and that
there Ia one child Of . year old a. issue
Of said marriage. She alleges that her
husband .'hss treated her with extreme
cruelty and attempted to degrade her By
falsely Accusing her OF adultery. and viii
flying her good nam In tho community;
that he has without cause stopped her
credit for the neoessariss among the
merchants OF Storey county. and refuses
TO furnish the same for herself and fam.
lily, and uslsss hs 10 compelled to fur.
nish the same BY order Of Court she will
soon b compelled to apply to the county
for aid" The complaint further states
that the husband 10 working ct the Alta
- Waterman. receiving "a . day. and
that hs has abandoned his bed and
board and utterly fails and refuses to
provide the common nsssssaries OF life,
etc.
There IL ne community property and
Mrs. Evans prsys that the bonds OF mat
rimony be dissolved; that she Be given
the custody OF said child; that defendant
In the action be compelled to pay $75 ~
expenses thereof. and 500 ~ counsel
fee for plaintiff into court. and that the
sum Of $50 - alimony Be awarded her
during the pending Of the suit before
the court.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
NATURAL CURIOSITY.
l,ssrersssd 70 Hssa seven Ysars'
Cssusassos % she Aising Pres.
psrisy sew DsWnisG.


F. W. Folsom. the grocer In Gold Hill,
near the depot. yesterday handed the
News reporter Q natural curiosity. It 10
seven ears Of corn In one husk. There
10 mi lares-sixsd ear and ak smaller
oncs-most OF the small ears are Of fair
sizs-snd the ksrnsls Of corn on al are
full.
The prophet Of this ofioe. familiar
with Biblical lore. 10 inclined 10 liken II
unto the seven full ears Of corn seen
by Joseph (of Phsrsoh's time) In his
dream, which, like the one before the
writer, grew upon one stalk. az fore.
telling the seven years Of plenty to come
upon the land OF Egypt.
A. the seven ears Of lean corn have
not made their appearance yet. some
may not believe the seven full grained
ears to mean sught. but tbs entire mum.
Der OF spectators embraced In the News
Office went straiRhtwsy yesterday and
invested their all in Yellow jacket stock.
considering that Il held out the best
promise to fulAll the prophecy OF seven
years OF uninterrupted mining prosperity
(as they interpret the meaning OF the
seven iull ssrs) to assin visit the Com
stock lode.
The corn 10 OF Nevada growth and was
found by Mr.. Folsom In the mouth OF Q
sack OF that cereal he had purchased
from . ranoher living near the Comstock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
The viii or ?. Bsehsr.

The will Of the late J. p. Becker. Of
Gold Hill. VA today Aled with the Clerk
OF the District Court for probate. II
bequssths all the property. real and per.
sonal. to his vile. Pauline Becker, to do
with Whatsoever abe may desire. and ap.
points her sole exscutrix. without bonds.
It 10 dated August 8. 1874. In the psti-
ton for probate. the value OF the prop
srty In her possession a. executrix ia
placed at $l595. or t~hereabouts, and
consists Of forty shares Of Mexican
mining stock and twenty shares Of
Sierra Nevada mining stock; improve
msnts situate on . lot OF land, owned by
Sol. We'll. in the town Of Gold Hill; the
good will Of the restaurant business.
furniture and merchandise on hand.
housshold furniture, horse. wagon and
harness. sleigh and buggy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
An Amateur Road Agent.

ST. HELrSA, CAL, August le.-Ths
stage plying between Etns Springs and
this place was stopped this morning
about ons mile this side Of Mr.. Tolsnd's.
on the grade. by . hishwsymsn fully
disguised. who held . revolver In each
hand and demanded Wells, Fargo L
Co.'S trsssure-box from the driver.
Upon being told that they did not carry
It, be then demanded the mail. That
also being refused. q they did not carry
that. be then ssked the passengers. .
gentleman and two ladies. for their
money. receiving from the gentleman
S25. oil that he had, bat upon one Of
the ladies' demonstrating with The rob.
Der. and asking him how be expected
them to reach the city. be very kindly
and In true briespd style handed them
back IS. the smouut OF fare from b..
Helena to Ban Francisco. It Was noticed
that he was bsld-hssdsd. and tremblsd
violently. this evidsntly being his drst
robbery.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
Railroad Work In oregon.

portland. Or. August 1.-THE Ore.
gon Railway and Navigation compsny's
track was laid yesterday to . point
eleven miles below the Bolles junction.
where the road branches to Dayton. W.
T. This brings the track to the large
trsstls. 900 feet long and 90 feet high.
which will BE- flushed In about ten days.
The Chief ENGINEER thinks the track
will BE- laid to Grange City. on the Snake
river. and the oars running within nys
weeks. and certainly BY October Let. ].
L. Hallstt. Superintendent Of construo.
lion. expresses the opinion that the line
between the Dallss and the Cascades
will be completed BY the last day Of
September. Thirty.avs hundred men
are now ct work between tbs two points.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
A View nis,.s incorporates.

Articles OF incorporation have been
aled with the County Clerk OF . new
mining incorporation. It h styled the
Emisrsnt Prospecting Company. and
declares the object Of the incorporation
to be for the purpose Of "prospectins.
developing and working OF mines and
mining property. the purchase and sale
OF the same. and the carrying on OF the
business OF mining and milling 10 the
State Of Nevada. aud to acquire. hold
and dispose Of such real and personal
property n shall be necessary therefor"
The capital stock Of the corporation 10
stated to be $500. 900. divided into co..
600 shares OF the par value OF $40;
principal place OF business. Virginia
City. Storey county. Nevada; term Of
sxUtsnoe. fifty years from date OF inoor.
poration; number Of Trustees. five
these serving for the first six months
are: David J. Cotton. II. c. Hillysr.
Joseph +. Angel. william Armstrong
and Theodore vinson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
The Catholic Archbhhop Of oregon.

PORTLAND. Or. August 1.-THE i'm.
posing Ceremony Of the invssturs Of the
pslIium was conferred on the Right Rev.
Archbishop ssehsrs st the cathedral In
this city yesterday. Pontiaoal high
mass was celebrated BY Right Rev. A.
Jupger. Bishop Of NssquAlly. who. q
senior Bishop Of the province. had to
invest the Archbishop with the psllium.
The ceremonies were very impressive.
There were present. besides tho Most
Rev. Archbishop 8 ghsrs, the Most Rev.
Archbishop r. N. Blsnehet. Blight Rev.
A. N. A. Blsnehet. Right Rev. A. jan
ger, Bishop Of NssquslIy; Blight Rev.
J. B. Brondel. Bishop Of Vsnoouvsl
Island, aud twenty-five e%lsreymen from
various parts Of Oregon. Washington
and Idaho Territories and Vancouver
Island. At the end Of the mass the
Right Rev. Bishop Bropdel assembled
the pulpit and delivered Q sermon.
Archbishop Srghsrs then made bis pro-
f.nsion Of faith, a. required by the
Pontiacal Ritual. ct the conclusion OF
which Bishop Juus.r conferred upon bis
Grace the Arohepiseopsl insignia. Hav.
log given bis blessing to the assembly.
the new Archbishop took possession Of
his throne.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
More Rich Ore.

PALIsAps. Angus, ls.-Mr. O. B. Sat-
ford, . miner Of ninstssn yssrs expert
snse, has struck . ledge. two milss from
the railroad track and seven miles wss'
Of Pslissd., andtsn feet wide on the top,
which ssssy.d from sos to SSll peri ton,
Howland and Bd.t<r have just pur
chased the discovery claim. and dsclar.
IL to be the biggest thing svsr struck
The psopls are wild With exoit. msnt
and oil are rushing to secure claims,
town sites and water Tishts. The mine
bling near the river. With plenty OF Va
ter and good water power, makes this
very desirable location.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
MeKi...,'. Place. LAX. Tahoe,

To those persons who desire . short
period Of rest, recreation. or pleasure.
We would say 60 to John McKinnsy's
place. Lake Tahoe. MoKinn.y's 10.
without doubt. the most hsalthful and
tho plsasantsst resort on the lake. II
10 situated on the western shore. on sui.
Aoisntly high ground to be free from
damp. nor ye. too high to make 1t tire.
some to rssch from the lake. It 10 most
admirably located. Near IL are grand
old forest trees, the music OF which. a.
tho summer bretzes sweep DER their
tops, 10 q perpetual anthem. soothing
to those whose nervous systems
have become unstrung and weak
FROM continued ov-r.exertiou. and
inspiring aud beneficial to all. The
air, laden with the aroma OF fragrant
pines. is healing aud stimulating to
those who have become invalids from
lung and throat diseases. Aud to those
Who enjoy silent communion with Nature
huu eto IN nstmony WIZ oot
moods. who can aud pleasure In . stroll
q thick woods. who hear music 10 the
ripping waters OF the mountain brook.
who In floating lazily DER the clear Wa
tiers Of the lake Gar drink In, as II were.
the beauty and sublimity Of the scene.
Il 10 Q most delightful resort. surprising
even the fanciful elysium Of the ancient
Greeks.
Visitors from Storey county can take
the 8 o'clock A. n. train over the Viz
ginis aud Truckss Railroad to Carson,
thence by stage to Glenbrook. thence by
steamer to McKinney's, reaching there
in time for dinner same day. For for
Their particulars. see McKinnsy's sdvsr-
tisemsnt. published today In another
column,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
L. r..r. .. y. . ..s..eL BEEN ~

The San Francisco Exchange OF yes.
tsrday indulges in . hope OF better times
and gives Its reason for the hope a. fol.
lows:
That this 10 . growing market 10 svi.
dsncsd not only by the steady though
somewhat limited advance. but by the
greatly increased volume Of business,
This last 10 the most important feature
Of al for IL indicates that the. general
public has an eye on the situation and
10 preparing for coming events. Brokers
say that they have not had such . weeks
business In months a. this, and all are
smiling and happy. This morning al
the opening the market had . very hrm
tone, though In the nrst Board prices
showed NO recovery from the depression
OF last evening. The interest was pretty
we'll distributed, no particular stock hav.
ing the call.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
Ansraees lsssr.si ssssiss.

sAx Francisco. August 49, ?. H.
pedis. ~. sk; Mono, 8 80. 8 s.; Savage
-. 3 30. 3 IS. 3 30; Union Con-. i2k.
l2k. l2b. i2h. l2N. i2S; Sierra Ssva-
d. iss ist. 49,, Bs. ish. lsh. 10.
l4N. isk. Ak; Gould 4 Curry. IN. IN;
Chollar. Q 30. q IS; California. I os; Bel.
cher. 3 IS. 8 40; Mexican. III. II, lok.
iok; Potosi. 8 IS, 81; Chollar. 2 so;
Best 4 Beiehsr. iss; Yellow Jacket. 81.
Oh. 81 bso; Union Con. i2S; Alta. 4 Is
4 20; Scorpion. II. l so; Alpha. ~;
Hale 4 Norcross. A.. 4 As. 4 10. 4 IS;
PotOsi. ss; ophir. Ga; Con. Virginia,
2 Is. ~ bio; Holmes, Coo; Alta. 4 10;
Grown Point. 2 80. AZ; ovsrman. I IS.
I 20; Hale 4 Norcross. 4 40; Utah. IN;
Bnllisn. 76e; Yellow Jacket. Gu; Over
man. I 50; Silver Hill. isc; Bsehtsl. 1 Is
I 20 Justice. ssc. soe; Bullion. 7se;
savage. 81; Northern Belle. i5t, ISL;
Occidental. I 30: Scorpion. I 80; Bodis
Tunnel. s 90; Exchsquer. I so.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
The Vice President.

NEW Yolx. August ls.-Ths Hrald
asserts confidently that II Arthur should
become President be will make no
change In the Adninis,ration and will
make NO removals from ONCE. except
for cause. Hs will attempt no change
In the policy or In the personnel OF ID.
Or, sent Administration, and although II
10 equally c.rt.in that the members Of
the present Cabinet snd some other im.
portant officers OF the government may
,6,r their designations, Arthur will ct
once ask them to continue In ofaoe, and
II will be their highest duty to the eoup'
try to do 10. There will be no Cabinet
changes. There will b. no new policies
attempted. but the country will go on
and public ,businsss will 60 on Just a.
bsfofs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18

Nicholas s,utzmsnn. for sixteen years
an engineer at the Hale 4 Norcross mine,
last night celebrated the twentieth anni-
verssry Of bis wedding. at his residence.
220 south F street, Virginia. Some ntty
couples were present, and good time
was had.
Mrs. N. E. Jones. an elderly lady who
lived In Crown Point Ravins. died this
morning. Mrs. Jones has for . mum.
Der Of years performed the duties per-
tanning to . midwife and nurse.
The recent cold nights have deferred .
number Of Gold Killers from going to
Lake Tahoe and brought home . few
who had been stopping up there.
The morning passenger and mail train
was an hour late this morning. II was
delayed 10 Reno by the non.arrival Of
the Western mail on time.
Another shaft has been started on the
Lower Comstock mine several hundred
feet north Of the one In which ore was
found.
Business 10 better in Gold Hill this
month than last. From the present out.
look times will continue to improve.
The District Court will convene one
week from today. Aarsnd Jury will be
empansled the 6rst day Of the term.
]. G. Berry. the Crown Point miner
Who had his collar. bone broken ysstsr-
day. IL getting along hosly.
County Clerk Mahanny has regained
consciousness and hs 10 considered very
much improved today.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
Miaing Matters.

In the mining report yesterday the
News stated that . progress Of iorty.avs
feet was made in the north lateral drift
on the 2275 level Of the ovsrman mine.
II should have read south lateral drift.
The north lateral drift Vas completed
some time ago. 1t wa driven into Bel
cher and Crown Point ground for con-
nsoiion With those minss. and an up.
raise il now being msds from the drift
Of the joint shaft Of the latter two mines
to connect With Il. for the purpose OF
securing better ventilation. II 10 pre-
sumsd the distance between the two
drifts 10 forty-nvs feet perpsndieular.
The uprsiss. however. will be an incline
OF sixty degrees.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
Very strange Murder.

CHICAGO. August ia Times special
says: Willie Centwell. . lad reading
near Pskin. ILL.,. while carrying some
potatoes along the rosd was seized BY .
middle agsd man and tied to the railway
track with arops. An Indispspolis train
soon came round. the ourvs and the BOY
was struck BY the pilot. breaking b.: ribs
aud foot. The man then cut and threw
away the rope and I'D into the woods.
being seen BY the passengers. Ths train
was backed up and the lad found moan.
ing In . ditch. He died soon aitsrwsrd.
The perpetrator wss caught ct Blooming
ton and identified BY the train hands.
BE may be lypohed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
Ansrssss ssssss nssss.

sAx Francisco. August is-a ?. H.
Yellow Jacket. . bid. 81 asksd. 81 sales;
xsxican. lok bid. ioS asked. lok sales;
Sierra Nevada. l&S sales; Union Con-.
l2h bid. l2s asked. i2h sales; Chollar.
2 20 bid; Best 4 Belehsr. lsk asksd;
Gould 4 Curry. ~ bid; ophir. 6& bid.
~ ssksd; Gould 4 Curry. ~ ssksd;
jacket. 9 sales; Sierra Nevada. i&t sales;
Best 4 Bslchsr. lsas bid. Is sales; Hale
Norsross. 4 IS bid. 4 40 sales; Savage,
> 70 bid. 81 sales; Bslehsr. 8 40 ssksd;
Pososi. So asksd; Grown Point. AZ bid;
pullion. rs Mixed; Mexican. i0<s; ophir.
81 sslss; Union Co... i2k sales; ohollar
4 % ssksd; Con. Virginia. . 40 bid. ~
ssksd; California. 1 US bid; Bslehsr. 3 IS
ssisd; ovsrman. I IS bid; Union Con.
III ssksd: sierra Nevada. II bid. lA*
.lksd. iAx sslss; Bslsher. 8 80 salss;
Gould d Curry. II sales; EIcheQusr. I 70
bid; Con. Virginia, . IS bid; sutro. 400
saiss; Jacket. q bid. 81 asked. 81 sales.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
namares for Islander.

Ban JOSE, Cal. Ausust l7.-Byron J.
Rhodes was yesterday awarded . verdict
Of $4,000 damages sssinst General Henry
II. Nsglss, for Islander. Rhodes was
Nselss's agent for the sale Of brandy.
The quarrel VA over . business trans.o
ton. Nsgles. In the presence OF wit
psss.s. used rough language to Rhod-s.
the sctionabls words being. ''You are .
thief; you get your money By sssalipg.'"
The esss occupied two days In trial.
The Jury was out about twenty minutes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
Tho Yorktown Celebration.

wAsuSoTos. August Is. - cOlsnsl
Corbip. Master Of ceremonies at the
yorktown centennial. has issued . circu.
lar regarding the arranRsmsnt OF the eel.
ebration on October 18Th, 18th, goth sod
2lst. About 10000 troops have already
siRuined their Intention Of being present.
Il 10 b-li.v-d the militia alone TO take
part In the celebration will exceed 80. 900.
Many States will send full regiments.
together With the Governors OF most
States. accompanied BY the stsfs. For
ID. reception and comfort Of the latter .
building will b erected. Troops intend.
ing to participate are requested to call
for any Information concerning the osls.
brsuon that msy In suy mspner render
the occasion worthy Of the great event II
oom m am0rniel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
Miscellaneous.

SXx FaAxcrsoo. August ls.-oskland
has developed . remarkable case Of fast
ing In the person Of Miss Maggie Camp.
bell. aged nftssn. She hn been In III
health for three months. and during ths
past atty days has not taken . particle
Of nourishmrnt. The case sxoitss oon.
siderable interest.
DowNrvrLLr. CAL. August lS.-Y.s.
tsrday morning Q Mexican was MORALLY
stabbed by . Mrxiosn prostitute 1t Sierra
City.
PHoSrx. Ar, August ia cloud.
burst occurred ten miles north OF this
place vest. rdsy and did considerable
damage to farms. Salt river 10 swollen
by rains In the northeast and ruus q
mile wide at the stage crossing. bat ID
now falling. No mails from any point
have been received for . week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
Another Firs At Nevada City.

NrvADA CryT. Cal, August lS.-A hrd
broke out In chinstowp last evening
about Q o'clock, which resulted In the
entire destruction. save one building. oil
that part Of tbs tov :. The Chinese
quarters arc located o. the outskirts Of
the town. and the water supply 10 ths.
district being very light. the arsmsn
could do nothing but watch tbs build.
ipRs burn down. There were sbout
twenty-five houses In the town. valued
ct $1,000. The personal property de-
stroyed will probably reach $4,000. The
buildings were partly insured. but there
wss little or no insurance upon the other
property.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
the sihnist.

CHICAGO. August ia Hartmann.
the Nibillst, has been here ineosnitc
since Wednesday last. and tonight. ~
be was leaving for Detroit, Was Inter.
viewed BY . TrIbuns reporter. 10 said
he travelled under an assumed name TO
avoid Russian spies who are constantly
logging him; that be did not come g
rsvolutioniss this country. butto ipvesa.
gate certain points; that hs Intends 70
remain Some months. but that 90 tN 10
10 not fsvorsbly Impressed with the sys'
TEN Of eovsrumsnt here, which 10 on 700
small . pattern and toe sennea n
ofdsy fos 9 medal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
Pipsr's Opera Hsass.

Tomorrow (Fridsy) night Havsflsy's
Msstodon Minstrsls-forty Of them
will appear ct Pipsr's Open House. vir.
Rinia. Everything pertaining to their
performance will b entirely new. A
the present engagement Of this company
IL ADVERTISED to bs their last appearances
for ysars-perhsps forever lit would be
we'll fer thsstsr-gosrs to secure seats In
advance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
Pretty ssaiy isjsr.a Himself

Frank Kelly. who was stabbed by
Henry Pierre. II at the County Hospital.
and his recovery il deemed doubtful.
He will soon be Joined BY his asssilsnt.
who 10 at present in the County Jail.
Kslly's deposition was to have been
taken yesterday. but Pierre Was too
sick 10 be taken to the hospital. II ap.
pear that In the row the latter was badly
cut on the middle hnger Of the left hand,
we'll down toward the knuckls joint.
His hand and arm arc badly swollen. bis
pulse was yesterday up TO l24, and be
has ~shiverine spells. His symptoms
somewhat resemble those indicative Of
blood poisoning. Owing to his illness
his sxsmination has been indshnltsly
postponed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18

So great 10 the faith repossd In Ayers
Pills by those who have given them q
trial. that the consumption Of them 81.
most passes belief, far exceeding any
precedent. They cleanse the blood,
improve the appetite. promote digestion.
restore healthy action, and regulate
every function. They are pleasant to
take. gentle In their operation. yet thor.
ousb, searching and powerful in subdu.
ING disease.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
Ex.ai..sis. Of Alexander.

John ]. Alexander Is having his exam.
instion before Justice Flanninshsm this
afternoon. he is charged with the mur.
dee Of bis hall. brother Charles Miller.
The testimony Of Dr.. Hall. who Wal the
hrst witness called. was to the same
effect a. given before the Coroner's Jury.
with the addition that he stated hs did
not believe the injuries which caused
Miller's death were inflicted BY o kick
from the COW. He also said there were
four distinct wounds around Millsr's
head and neck.
DR.. webber was called and sworn a.
the News reporter left the court room.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
ai.iss ssis.

Antonio Pstasnia has brought suit in
Department No. 8 Of the Superior Court
Of San Francisco against the North
Gould 4 Curry Mining Company. B. J:
Dahl and Geo. q. Berry. The plsinaa
slsims ons-half OF the Groend claimed
By The abovs company. and sshs tess
Dahl and Beng b ssssppsa hon claim.
i,g any interest n u.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
inothsr aItteau sen.ation.

WASHINGTON. August ia paper
gives an account Of the Andins Of .
bombshsll at q spot near the jail. which
II supposed 10 hsvs been placed there
70 blow up the police when 0ttsssu
should b treasht down to the seurt.
room.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
Killed Tor Deer.

CovELLo. via Ukish. August l7.-on
Tuesday. the 18th. while spsrty were
hunting In the foothills wsst Of Covsllo.
Gus. Rsdwins mistook James Stephens
Tor . deer, while 10 the brush. and shot
him through the breast. Stephens died
bsiors help came. Both were young
men and warm friends.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
STEVE N MS
Pssss, ne.id Board
MATCHMAKING PAN.
PATENTKD, APRIL 10, ls5o.
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.
Pnli.dsphi.. 1875.
tAwARDED FIRST PREMIUM:
70. A. ns.o'xD-
Grinding and Amalgamsting Pan.

THIS PAN 70 FAR sUPEHIoR TO AL
otns's In several importan, particulars.
curing ls.s power. Jhs pillow shaped groovss
raise The quicksilver with ihr pulp n aulsrly.
with lees pow,r with. at violence. and ~tth
better safeguarding eject, be-ides Admitting Q
larger charge. The inclined shaped housings
OF the mulisr.plats openings efficiently force
the pulp dirsc ~ under the mullers.
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Gold Hill, Nevada, where the Pans have long
bssn In opsrstton.