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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-31
Paul Boyton Turns Up Again-And
80 Does Another Man.

OMAHA, October 3l.-Captain Paul
Boyton In his rubber suit sailed into
this port at 8 o'clock yesterday after
noon, announcing his arrival by filing
of several bombs. His landing was
witnessed by at least 10000 people. who
had gathered on the banks Of the river
to greet him, the weather being warm
and pleasant. He had o very successful
trip from Sioux City down the Missouri
river, leaving there al 1880 A. N. Sstur'
day; distance about $50 miles. BE is
accompanied by Crsslmap. q New York
Herald correspondent, who rides In o
canoe. They will remain here o day OF
two, and then resume their trip to st.
Louis.
After Boytou and Crselmsn had gone
up town and the crowd had nearly dis
persed, an unknown man gavo an exhi-
bitiou OF swimming without o suit OF
any kind. He deliberately undresssd
himself q few rods north OF Boyton's
landing place and plunged into the river.
He struck out boldly into the current
and swan down stream, and when near
the Union Pacific bridge he was drowned.
II Ia thought to be Q case Of deliberate
suicide. The sum OF fifteen cents was
found In his clothes. but no papers to
show who no was.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-31
Miscellaneous

WASHINGTON. October 3l.-Ths Prssi
dent leaves here for New York today
where he will remain for several days
He already shows the results Of inces'
SAINT attention to the duties Of bis posi-
ton.
NEW York, October 3l.-Patti. during
her stay In America. will give concerts
only and sing the principal pieces Of hsi
operatio repsrtory.
DENVER, October 3l.-A Republican
Albuquerque special says: j. Robinson!
q bartender. and q. Sayva quarrelled
last night In q saloon and the latter shot
the former probably fatally. II Ssyv'
dies Robinson Is likely to DO lynohsd.
QUINCY. ILL.,, October 81. Menke,
Grimm & Co.'s planning mill was de-
stroyed by fro yesterday together with
O two-story brick block on the east,
Loss $40, 900, insurance $4,000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-31
Star Route sklrmishing.

New Yonx. October 3l.-A World
Washington special says: Colonel In
gersoll having returned to this city. he
and other counsel for Brady and his as
sociates in the Star route cases will ap.
pear in court today ready to submit srgu-
msuts why the information recently sub
mitted to tho court BY District Attorney
Corkhill should be quashsd q invalid.
irregular. unprecedented and illegal.
There Is q doubt whether the arguments
will be heard, on account Of the absence
Of Special District Attorney Cook. who
has direct supervision Of the case. No
intimauon has been received frsm Mr..
Mcveigh that ho will have anything to
do with these proceedings, and the in.
preston among the lawyers 10 that sum-
cisnt reason has not appeared Why in
formation should not have reached the
court through the Grand Jury. Brady's
counsel will score the first mark In the
contest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-31
High Water In Illinois.

QUrscr. ILL.,. October 3l.-Ths river
at this point Is nineteen feet above low
water mark, having risen slowly all yes
terdsy. All the railroads south and
west from here remain suspended except
the Hannibal and St. Joe. which Is still
running. All the inhabitants Of Snye
Valley have moved out 10 the high
grounds, many OF them taking refuge In
this city. The water 10 steadily spread
ing over thousands Of acres Of fertile
farms that were protected by the embank-
ment, and the loss to farmers will 30
very heavy. All the levees In this
vicinity have been broken by the great
pressure OF water. and the lowlands are
now completely flooded. This 10 the
greatest food ever known at this season
OF the year. and there 10 no record Of
such o high stage at any time excepting
during the spring ireshets Of 1851.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-31
Intsr tha James Rrothers.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, October sl.-A
Courier. Journals Bowling Green special
says : An organized effort was made
Friday night to capture the James broth
ers In Logan county near Adairsvills.
II had been rumored several days that
robbers were in the nsigbborhood. A
woman wrote to Governor Blackburn on
the tsnth that they intended to attack
the L. & N. at Cslssburg soon. Black.
burn received the letter at Yorktown and
turned II ovsr to the railroad authorities;
but In doing this and organizing several
days were lost. Detectives organized an
attacking party which was under the d.
rection Of Hunter. the man who cap
tlrsd Gov. Kennedy. The posse met at
Russelvills Friday evening. sixteen men
strong. selected with special reference to
their cool courage. armed to the teeth
with Winchester rifles, doubls-barrelsd
shotguns and pistols. They arrived at
"a. N. at the house Of Kites near Adairs-
VILE, where the robbers were known to
have been o few days previous. They
surrounded the house but the birds had
fown, being warned In advance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-31

The pump at the Crown Point ant
Bslchsr shaft 10 run on an average q
1856 strokes per minute. Preparation
are being made 10 repair the pumps OF
the 1880 level so as 10 extend the mair
line from tho 2l00 level, and thereby 70
lisve the Yellow Jacket pumps.
The Belehsr Mining Company Is run
ming Q drift south on the 900 level. II
Is new In q distance Of 800 feet. It will
probably DO run to connect with the
0verman mime.
A letter addressed as follows 10 held
for postage at the Gold Hill Postofics:
Mrs. Julia Barry. Bodis. Gala.
There arc sixty men, all tsld. EN-.
ploysd at the Savage mine - under
ground and on the surface.
The track OF the Virginia and Truckss
Railroad In Virginia City is being put In
frst-olsss order.
The water in the Carson river 10 grad.
ually~ increasing, owing, doubtless, to the
late storms.
Tho small tailings mills In Six-mils
Canyon ars making their cleanup for
the winter.
The ophir assessment OF 81 per share
was dslinqusnt In the Board today.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-31
theatrical Intelligence.

New Yoax. October sl.-Ths Maple
SON Company produced "Msrta" On
Wednesday. Mile. Braubsla, an Amer
loan girl. making her debut.
Carmen" VA sung on Thursday at
the Brooklyn Academy.
Las. night "La Favorita.' was given
here With Mile. Fsrni % Lsonora.
Marie vachot, Maplssoa's new 20.
prano, arrived on Thursday. She has Q
brilliant record. A series OF Sunday
night concerts are to DO given at the
Metropolitan Casino by the Nsplsson
Company.
Janauschek. who played Bleak
House" at the Union Square last week,
appears this week a MARY Stuart"
II 10 stated she hasa new play In prepar-
ton by Saint Morse, author Of the
"Passion Play"
John T. Raymond has been playing
"Frssh" at the Grand Opera to good
houses. he will be succeeded BY Lolita
a. '.Musstts."
Mr.. ]. B. Polk and the Strategist
| Company are playing . successful en-
gsgsmsnt at Havsrlsy's, Fourteenth
street.
oFrou Frou" will be the attraction Of
Days tomorrow, the "Royal Youth"
proving q failure. A matinee perform.
snos was given on Wednesday In aid Of
the Michigan sufferers. Other theatsrs
ara preparinR similar benefit perform.
ances.
Mrs. Edwin Booth 10 suffering Q 70.
lapse OF her late illness and II In . criti.
cal condition. Booths engagement at
Booths theatsr closed last night. Tbis
week he appears at Haveriy's. Brook
lyp. In "Richelieu."
Harry Miner opens his new thsatsr
on the Eighth avenue aud Twsnty.sixth
street. November 1.th.
The vokes family will appear ct
Booths early In November.
Rossi appears on Tuesday next In
"Romeo and Julist"and "Hsmlst" on
Thursday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-31
Another Lively Crank.

WASHINGTON, October 8 la man ap.
parsntly insane made his appearance at
the White House today and demanded
admission. After some parlsy 1t waa
found that hs was armed with Q seven.
barrsled revolver and evidently bent on
shooting somebody. His arrest was &C.
complishsd after some difficulty, requir.
ing three men to subdue him. The crank
was we'll dressed and powerfully built,
and was recognized by the doorkeeper %
q crank who called In May last and was
sent homo to Pennsylvania. BE CAV
his name as Jehn Woliug and endsav.
orsd to force his way In. A desperate
struggle snsued. Dinsmore choked him
so be could not use his drawn revolver.
Steward Crump and others took q hand,
and wolipg or DR.. Noctling wal taken 10
the police station. He presented the
following letter:
John wolipg: You are hereby in.
formed that DR.. John Meeting Is law.
fully elected President OF the United
States and occupies the White House
every day." Signed. Almighty God;
communicated by the holy Spirit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-31
Monitor MlII.
Yard Refer. October Is

This mill 10 now 10 good rannisg or.
der, and barring UNFORESEEN accidents.
viii not shut down sgain until the water
freezes up. II now puts throush Dc.
tween seven and eight tons daily. IL
being q water mill. and run under small
expense. makes Il q paying institstion.
The estimated cost Of working the ores
il between Ave and six dollars per ton.
Expsrimsnts have been going on for
some time and. II having been sscsr.
famed that the ore can be worked mp to
a. high . per cent. BY running II four
hours In the pans a. BY six and eight
hours, It has been decided 10 put In .
ATTY screen and work 400 instead Of 200
tons Of ore . month. This will be done
- seen a. another pan can be pat IN.
which will not Do later than tive weeks
q Ne outside.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-31

Saturday evening the National Guard
set Q fne lunch in their resding.room,
10 which all members and friends Of the
company who appeared were made
heartily welcome. The occasion was
their annual shooting day. There was
plenty to eat, smoke and drink and oil
present enjoyed themselves.
The weather has been quite cold all
day. A pheaomsnon in the shape OF
snow falling while the sun was shining
brightly was observed at about 10 o'clock
this morning. The clouds were directly
overhead and the snow was In little
round balls. 1t lasted about fifteen
minutes.
. A diamond drill Is being used In the
drift west nom the Uaion shaft TO con-
meet with the joint Union Consolidated
and Sierra Nevada winzs.
John Cornado was arrested yesterday
for drunken conduct. He deposited SO
bail with Justice Hires fer his appear.
ance.
The rain Of yesterday was hssvisrh here
than In Virginia. II laid the dust nicely.
A very heavy Wind storm preceded the
rain.
There II NO work doing in the Chollar
or Potosi. The hydraulic pumps o. the
Csnbinatisn shaft are running steadily.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-31
An In,olyent Bank = Tho Cashier
Makes n Clean Sweep.

NEW Yoax, October STA Posts
Newark special says: The cashier Of
the Mechanics NATIONAL Bank yesterday
told the directors that the bank was nm
able to pay Its debts. +, They offered TO
subscribe $500. 0oo. but he said 81
600, 900 would NOT do It, and they de-
oidsd to suspend. The last statement
showed deposits amounting to $2.-
All, 900. Jas. Halssy 10 President, Os-
car q. Baldwin Cashier and Manager.
Baldwin 10 considered responsible for
the trouble. The news was like Q thun.
der.clsp. The institution was deemed
the strongest In Newark, and the ofdcsrs
NEST Trustworthy. while Baldwin stood
high a. o fnanoisr. he has been ar
rested % an enbszzlsr and the govern.
ment examiner sent for.
The warrant Of arrest charges Bald.
win with confessing 10 the Board that
hs had fraudulsntly used $2.o00,0OO Of
The banks funds. The Directors arc
sitting with closed doors. The widest
rumors Z aAoat. Nobody but the
Cashier 10 suspected. He had The I'm.
limited oonhdencs Of the Board. His
confession was made because hs feared
the Wait OF the bank examiner. Ins
city and county lese about $4,000
each Of deposits, the Water Board
$50, 900, aud some companies smaller
amounts. Il 10 not yet known whers the
money has gone. bat II 10 alleged that
Wall street speculations Of the Cashier
absorbed It. II appears that Baldwin
got away with everything. but the sale,
which was q very heavy one. The bank
held all OF the deposits OF the old Mutual
Life Company, amounting to, 1t 10 said,
from 5000, 900 to $1.400,000. It Is be-
lisvsd that not q penny Of the amount
was saved.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-31
Picked Up ut Sea.

New YoRx. October 81. - The bark
Sammy Cohn arrived in this port from
Iquique on Saturday evening and went
In the Erie basin at Brooklyn. She had
a passage Of 100 days and encountered
several storms. On August 0. while In
latitude Al 40 south, longitude So 40
west, she picked up q ships boat con-
tanning Ave men. They proved TO he
the second mate and four Of the crew OF
the Bremen ship Hugo, which while on
her way from Newcastle to San Fran.
cisco with o load Of coal. bad taken FIRE
and sunk. The ship burned August 8.
The men picked up by the Sammy Cshn
had been twsnty.four hours In their
beat. They believed that their com.
psrions had persisted. II 10 said that q
boat containing the Captain was picked
up BY passing ship. The third boat
and its crew are supposed 10 be lost.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-31
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Postmaster General Keys KnoWl-
edge OF the Star Route Ras.

Postmaster General Keys KnoWl.
edge OF the Star Route Ras.
calities.
NEW YoRx. October 31.-Ths Times
prints another chapter in the Star rosts
matter. presenting new features In Gen.
Keys administration Of the Postal Do.
partmsnt and his WITHDRAWING Of the
department. II says: At the very thrssh'
old Of the department the new Post.
master General Was presented with q
report from Mr.. Tilcott Williams "ou
the results Of an inquiry he had been
permitted to make on condition that the
results be submitted prior to publica.
cation" The document was . plain.
straightforward, careful statement oil
facts, going somewhat infinitely into de-
tails, and bring out very clearly the char
actsr, purposes and methods OF the Stai
route schemes. The results Of the In
quiry which Gen. Key had required to
DO submitted TO him before publica'
ton are now for the hrst time pub.
iishsd. II he made the requirement
for the purpose Of preventing publioa'
ton. he succeeded. That that was hii
object 10 an inference entirely consistent
with his subsequent course regarding
Tyner's report. He had early In bis
term o full knowledge Of all the essential
facts regarding the Star route frauds.
Aftsrward, In Tyner's report, he had
absolute confirmation Of this knowledge.
He did nothing. bat after two years si
retirement he comes to the surface % an
apolsgist for the authors and abettors oil
these frauds. He might better have
kept still, and let. II 1t could. the evil be
did get its righteous penalty, without
calling public attention to his own hu'
| initiating connection with 1t.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-31
o1erland Pa,senEers coming.

OMAHA, October 27.-Throush pas
ssngsrs on yesterdays train. leaving at
I p. NJ. 10 arrive In San Francisco No.
vsmbsv 8: Treat P. eark. Mrs. s. W.
Selby, John Hanna. Miss Lavlsr. W. N.
DiQeis and child. Miss Delaney, San
Francisco; Lisutsnant Eptsin. Lisutsn.
ant Waltz, DR.. Pleasant and twenty.
eiaht recruits. United States Army; Sarah
Chatheld. Mary Tomb. ireland; L. d.
TYLER, Michigan; II. Andtols. 81. Peters
burg. Russia; n. Cuhara, Japan; Miss
Pratt, Miss Psaslse. New York; ]. L.
wsa.hsrby and wife. Mrs. Wilder. South
Actsn, Mass; J. D., Fitzgerald. New
York; A. ]. Eldrsd. d~tenisgtsn, oenn.;
Barry Greasy, New Yak.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-31
A Thieying Postal Clerk.

OMAHA. October 81. About three
months ago the First National Bank Of
Omaha. sent . registered package Of
$4,000 to the First National Bank at
Dsadwood and II failed to reach Its des-
tina,ion. Postofies Inspectors Furay.
Ssybolt and Hsnshaw have since been
working up ths case. The package was
stolen on the Union Pacific between
Ksarney and Sidney. and today the
above officers arrested and brought into
Omaha Dan Carey. o postal clerk on
that run. Carey made q full confession
In writing and turned over nearly $1,000.
He IL now In jail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-31
R~estauFans.

Even IL times are hard there are some
compensatious which serve to assist .
poor man In the struggle for existence.
shsnahan's Restaurant. in the Maynard
House, Main street. sells three meal
tickets for ono dollar. thereby enabling
q man 10 live we'll cheaply. Everything
at this restaurant is new and tirst class.
aud meals can DO obtained at all hours.
The advertisement Of this excellent
place may be found in another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-31
Ainiay Chasges.

7. Il. Rooney. formerly Superintendent
of the Sierra Nevada mine and Union
shaft. has been appointed supsrintsnd.
ant of the Utah. A. G. Mckenzie, for.
msrly Of the Utah. takes Mr.. Roonsy's
place a. superintendent Of the Sierra
Nevada and Union shaft. The new
officers assumed charge yesterday.
SQUIRE v. Mooney. late Secretary Of
the Hale & N~orcross. left last evening 70
reside in San Francisco. His place 10
flled BY William Angus, . brother Of
tho Angus in the Bank Of Nevada In
San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-31
Poor Mans Cea.sry.

G. E. Capkin. . wsll-known Com
stocker. writing from Oregon ssays OF
that country and its prospects: 81 do
not wish to represent Il rs . land flow
ing with milk and honey but as pos
sessed Of q fairly good soil. Q climate
not at all severe. q large amount Of good
land yet subject to pre-enptisn and
homestead entry. and affording Q good
chance for these who are seeking homes
and willing to build up homes by steady
industry and economy. There are many
villages growing up. afording oppor.
tunities for those who desire that kind
OF q life. There 10 q great demand Tor
mechanics and laborsrs. and no man
need remain idle for lack OF Q chance to
work, and NO one IL struck a. be passes
along the street here for -four bits to get
q square meal"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-31
a Psyisg Minc.

The Lord Of Lorn mine. situated
south and east Of the Caledonia. appears.
from the statements Of Mr.. McDougal,
the Superintendent. to be a paying prop
srty. He says the mine is now. with
limited force Of workmen, producing
fifteen tous OF ore daily from the 3ot
level. There IL said to be several hun
drsd tons Of ore on the dump, aud ar
ranesments are being made for the pur'
pose Of milling it shortly. II is pro,
posed 10 increase tbs force OF men. and
consequent extraction OF ore. whsr
milling 10 commenced. The stock Ii
not listed ON the San Francisco Stock
Boards,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-31
s.,,o..I 0u.rs A....i shesunE

The National Guard held their annual
shooting match Saturday. Tho nrsl
medal was won by SERGEANT b. J. Gen.
esy and the second BY Private II. Ar.
gems. while Corporal ]. @. Young got
away with the leather medal. AZ there
were no prizes to be shot for. bot few
msmbsrs-only twsnty-ons-took the
trouble to contest. The scores. how.
ever. denoted q great improvement on
the Workmanship OF last year OF those
who did participate. Gsnesy's total
score was a!ty-ssven, ArRens' hfty.siI
and Youug's t~wsnty-ons. The shooting
was at 200 and 500 yards ranges. seven
shots ut each.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-31
Tho Won 6teubeus.

CHICAGO. October Sharon Won
s.subsn and party arrived last evening
from 81. Louis. The train was ahead
Of time and there was no demonstration
at the depot. The visitors went directly
to their hstsl and after supper attended
the German Theatsr. Today they will
be shown all the objects Of interest In
the city and In the evening there will y
Q ysosphon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-31

The Gold Hill Bakery and Restaurant
advertisement will bs found under "Nsw
Today" in this issue. By It will be
seen that frssh bread. pies and cakes,
and everything in the bakery lins. 10 de-
livsrsd to oustemers daily. The rsstau.
rant department speaks for itself. and
~ the room ID crowded d meal times, Il
would appear that the table sst 10 most
s~asisisstory 10 The boasdsrs,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-31
Colonel Bliss on the Star Route
Frauda.

CHICAGO, October 3l.-A Washington
special says: Colonel Bliss, so far from
believing there is no case against those
accused Of Star route frauds, as has
been reported, publishes the following:
''Ths statement is wholly untrue. While
not Designing to try the cases cut OF
cosrt. I may. under the circumstances,
DO justified In saying that when I ex.
amined the cases originally I arrived at
the conviction that the parties concerned
had been guilty Of great frauds on the
government. My subsequent investiga-
lions have strengthened that convic-
tion." The statement was made last
evening by another gentleman closely
identified with the investigation Of the
conspiracy that the amount Of which the
government has been defraudsd 10 known
to be In the nsighborhood Of 80, 0Oo. 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-31
WESTERN DISPATCHES,
In Irons.

wnLcox, Arizons. October si.-Ths
renegade chief Georges, and seven Of
his men, the last OF all that were out.
were arrested yesterday BY Major Chaffss
1t San Carlos and are now In irons.
This IL the chief and party who are
accused Of taking part in the killing Of
the citizens and soldiers on the road
between Thomas and Apache In Sep
tember.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-31
II Ia to BE- hoped that The ~poisonouI

It Is to b hoped that the poisonous
Agus medicines have had their day.
Arsenic and auiniae are not desirable
commodities 10 carry about In ones
system. evsn for the sake Of temporarily
dlsplacing the malarial poison which
produces Fever and Agus. Ayers Agus
Cure is o sure sntidote for the Asue.
and 10 perfectly harmless, leaving the
system In 81 good condition % before
the Ague was contracted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-31
Mscyesgh's ResIgnation.

NEW YoRx. October 3l.-A Tribune
Washington special says: The Prssi.
dent has decided not TO accept Attorney
General Msovengh's resignation for the
present. Maevssgh was to have 70.
turned to Washington today 10 acquaint
his successor with the duties OF bis
Office, but under the circumstances he
may not arrive. Had bis resignation
been accepted, Il was the Presidents In.
tsntion TO offer him q retainer To serve
Al counsel In the star route cases,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-31
Resignation OF q treasury Clerk

Resignation or . Treasury Clerk.
WASHINGTON, October 81. = Colonel
George Cowie, Chief Of the Diplomatic
and Consular Division Of tho Fifth
Auditors Once in the Treasury Depart.
mept, has resigned. Cswie recently
passed . claim for $4,000 which was pro-
nouncsd illegal BY the First Controller.
Il 10 said that the claim was Endorsed BY
State Department officers. but this In.
dorsement was not thought sufficient TO
warrant Its passage by the Filth Auditor
and % Cowie was the responsible per-
SON his resignation was requested.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-31
Nisreuaneou,

San FRAxcrsco. October Si.-Ths big
Board adjourned at noon today until TO-
morrow morning. on account OF the
death Of +. z. wilks, n Of the mem
bers.
MESDocrxo, CAL. October 37.-Haas
Anderson was stabbed here on Sunday
morning BY John Robinson. The wound
In regarded a. fatal.