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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-08
~ Feeling Bsiew.

The San Francisco Post Of yesterday
says that "sincs the middle OF last week
the favorits stocks have been running Q
go a. you please course toward lower
prices In = manner anything but pleas
Ing to outside holders. 1t 10 difficult to
say Just where or when the Comstock
market will fetch up and recover its
tone. II Q good strike could be made
in the mines Il would revive instantly.
We know many we'll posted men who
are patiently holding their stocks
through this trying ordeal. and who
have the greatest faith. based. a.
they say. upon something more than
theory. that their tenaoity will DO re-
wsrded BY new Developments and profit
able prices. The principal sellers are
those whose margins are weak and
whose brokers arc alarmed. In Wow Of
the many resurrections which have taken
place in the Comstoek market. dating
from periods when the outlook was ap.
parently the darkest. IL were well at this
juncturs to take an optimistical view Of
the surrounding and to reason that
What has been may still be-. The only
encouraging news 10 from the Gold Hill
portion Of the great lode. but sven there
values are depressed. owing to the pres.
surs OF the continued decline In the
higher priced north end stocks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-08
An.rsss. ssr.ss s.psr.

BAN FRAScIseo. July SIS ?. NJ
Albion, 8 IS bid. 81 asked. 8 As sales;
ophir. 81 bid, 81 asked. 81 sales; Best
4 Bslshsr. 81 bid. 81 sales; Union Con.
~ bid; Belcher. q 70 bid; Mexican. ~
bid. ~ asked. ~ sales; Orc. 7sc bid. SOC
asked; Sierra Nevada. So sales; Grown
Point. Q 20 bid, a. asked; Mt Diablo. 81
bid; Gould 4 Curry, 4 IS bid; EIchequer.
] 10 bid; Alta. 8 30 bid. 4 ssked; Bedding.
zoe asked; Orc. 75c sales; Caledonia. lsc
bid. zoe asked; Con Virginia. 2 os bid
2 10 asked; Holmes. Csc bid. I asked; Day
~ bid. I 50 asked. l so sales; yellow
jacket. 4 90 bid; Bullion. l asked; Union
81 salss; Justice. soc bid; 0vsrmsn. ! Il
asked. Utah, ~ asked; Savage. 2 90 bid
Potosi, 2 IS sales.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-08

A friend Of the News writes from John
McKinney's place. Lake Tahoe, under
date OF July It'll. n follows:
The season A" at the Lake this year
Ia late. owing partly to the cool weather
which has prevailed here during ~
early summer and up TO the nrst Of July;
Since the FOURTH" however, travel
has greatly increased. and visitors are
now coming here in soodly numbers.
Say what some persons may OF other
summer resorts on Lake Tahoe. Mokin'
news. for those who visit the lake for
pleasure, or for recreation. 10, in the
opinion Of the writer. the best point.
Mckinney has. situated not too near q
another. spread over perhaps two acres
OF ground, about thirty cottages, couve.
nisntly arranged for the accommodation
OF families; q feature not Afforded BY
any other resort on the lake. Visitors
who do not like to b packed In rooms
in n building. like sardines In . box.
will readily appreciate the advantages OF
small houses to themselves. Including
the main building. here. Mckinney
can accommodate comfortably about one
hundred and twenty Ave persons. The
facilities for reaching here daily from
Storey county are good. . steamer
touching here In the morning from Ta-
hoe City and In the afternoon from
Glenbrook. Persons leaving Virginia
and Gold Hill on the 8 o'clock A. n.
train will reach here. via Carson and
Glsnbrook. 10 time for dinner same day.
Captain Pomin. OF the steamed Gov.
ernor Stanford. 10 . very accommodating
gentleman. and. In accordance with ar.
rangsmsnts made with him. will land
here, 90 said before. twice . day. even 10
he has only one passenger.
Fish are now biting splsndidly. One
man caught this morning. before break
fast. ten Rood-sizsd trout.
McKinney's prices are reasonable.
Boats furnished without charge.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-08
G~ittsau's Achievement ~ Described
by Himself-His Pistol.

WASHINGTON. July 7.--Gittssu says:
"This thing has been IN my mind. 30
that I could no. sleep; but now that II
10 over my only wish 10 that he may not
recover and make my act truitlsss. Ny
mind would be perfectly at rest II hs
died. and 1 do not fear any eonss-
qusno.s." The prisoner 10 apparently
cool and u~peopcsrned. The officials OF
the Jail think from bis talk that he be-
trays no indications OF insanity. Git.
teau said today that after buying the pis.
toll he went down on the river front to
try and practice. 90 that he could DO sure
to Gre Q deadly shot. he Ared twice.
bat bis pistol made such . loud report
and kicked so hard he was afraid OF 1t,
aud did not hre again. he would have
Ared q third shot at the President, but
he believed him dead, a. he turned very
pale and fell heavily.
The pistol used BY Gittsau 10 q cheap,
common weapon, . self-cocker. and 90 II
was 20 easy shot many wonder he did
not Gre more shots. The pistol was
bought from O'Mssrs on the Afth Of
June for $40. He borrowed the money
with which to buy the pistol. 1t was .
reputable and worthy citizen who loaned
Gittssu the money to buy the pistol.
His name 10 withheld out Of respect to
him. He knew nothing Of the asssssin's
PURPOSES,
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The Caledonia rieaie.

By reference to our advertising col.
umns Il will DO seen that the picnic Of
the Caledonia Club this year will be held
on Saturday. August 9Th. at Trsadway's
Park. Carson City. Tho annual sIcur.
sions OF this club are always looked for
ward to by Comstocksrs with bright
sntioipatious Of Q glorious holiday.
Their pionics have been we'll managed,
aid never failed Of giving satisfaction to
al Who participated In them. This year
will BE- NO exception to the rule-the
Committee OF Arrangements 10 composed
Of worthy and responsible citizens. whs
thoroughly understand what they are
about. % 10 shown BY the exceedingly
liberal list Of prizes offered. In I'D.
ditiop to the usual games OF the club.
military and archery shooting. there will
be q horse race OF bali Q mile and repeat,
for q purse Of $3.50.
Tickets for the round trip. including
admission to the park. %. Trains will
leave Virgins at 7:30 a. n. and Gold
Hill fifteen minutes later. The tickets
have already been issued and are anding
ready sale.
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rhs Presidents Bed.

WASHINGTON, July s.-Ths bed the
President laid upon when arst carried to
the White House from the depot was
wide, but short. It was so short that
the Presidents feet rested against the
ioo.board. and hs complained Of this
oramped position. Another trouble was
that the bed was placed too low In the
room to get the brstzs. . foot or two
lower than the window sills. The bed
now 10 seven feet long. with plenty Of
room for his feet. and high enough. BE
has Q patent mattrass DO arranged that
thorough ventilation passes underneath
the patient. The only in~oonvsnisnos
the President has suffered from the
change proceeds from the narrowness OF
the bed. In the hrst o hs could
stretoh his arms out. However. the
present bed 10 only for temporary use. q
regular invalid's bed. With oil the I'M
proyements and comforts, having been
teleRrsphsd for.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-08

The following additional financial
statements Of Comstock mines are pub.
iishsd In the Exchange OF San Francisco:
Ovsrmsn-Receipts. SIS. 1877 81; dis.
bursements. .$l5. 7e6 SO; cash on hand.
S24So 90.
Cslsdonis - Receipts. $l7.75l; dis
burs.msnts. Sic. $40 80; eash on hand.
$l20l 10.
Alta has sal, $50 rs cash on hand;
Benton, $92. 772 81; Crown Point. $751;
s0s IS; Challenge. s444 o.; North Bo.
uanzs. Ss059 81; Occidental. $3.50 81;
Lady Washington. S276s 10; Silver Hill,
S39Ss sc.
Tho Bullion owes Sl49. l62 81. in
GLIDING Sl42. 500 &c due the Ward Com
pany.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-08
Gitteaui Trial Deferred, Also the
Publication Of His Paperl.

wAsHrSoToS. July s.-District Attor-
nsy Corkhill says: Nothing will DO
done In Gittssu's case until the result Of
the Presidents wounds 10 known. Git.
teams papers. written BY himself only,
contain q full detailed history OF the
crime from its inception. They will DO
made public eventually. They are. /
believe, O true recital. ! am bssst BY
people naturally curious to know oil
about the facts. It Il proper to say that
there are no startling revelations In the
papers. The assassination was simply
q cold.blooded attempt Ut murder BY .
man who knew what hs was doing. and
the consequences that would follow. l
have no doubt ct all that he 10 perfectly
rational and sane. I will say In add
ton that I think Il cruel. considering the
fsvsrish state Of the public mind on this
subject and the horror with which every
man regards the assassin. that any mans
name should be mentioned In connsotion
with him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-08
EASTERN DISPATCHES,
Another Letter From Oonknng.


WASHINGTON. July THE following
correspondence has passed between q.
Senator Conklins and the Attorney Gen.
ersl:
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL. New YoRx.
May 6.-M Dear Sir: In the adherence
with which all decent men alike shuddsr
at the attempt TO murder the President,
l have given thought to Q matter to
which your attention may or may not
turn. Our criminal code treats prsmsd.
itated cases Of homicide In all cases
alike, Irrespective OF The victim. Muir
der being visited by the greatest penalty.
perhaps no distinction between one case
and another could be founded on the
public relations held by the person slain,
but In the case OF an attempt to murder,
very broad distinction can BE- made
bstwstn asssiling the Life Of IN individ.
uai and an attempt to take life. The
shocking occurrence OF Saturday. l
think, demands that Q definition and
punishment Of assaults aimed ct high
executive officers, whether successful or
not, should be made thoroughly rigorous.
The man who attempts the life Of the
President. II morally responsible. com.
mits an offsnss which the nation should
guard against aud punish BY the exsrtion
OF oil the power civilized nations may
employ. suggest this q deserving
consideration.
Ny profound sympathiss are with the
President and With oil Of you. The
conflict OF reports keeps hope and fear
striving with ssoh other. with nothing
stable except the facts. and I trust that
the worst Is past. I wish you would OK.
press to tho President my sympathy In
this hour, which should hush oil dis
cords and enlist prayers for his safe de-
iiversncs. Please also give Mrs. Gar.
field my most respectful condolences.
Trusting all will be we'll, respectfully
yours. (Signsd): Roscor CoSrLIso.
WASHINGTON. July Hon. 3. Conk.
ling, Filth Avenue Hotel, New York
Thanks for your letter Of the 6th'in.
slant, which Just reached me. Its sug-
esstions Will be carefully considered.
and It's kind message OF sympathy will
be conveyed to President and Mrs. Gar
field at the earliest opportunity.
TSignsd): j. MAoVrAoH.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-08
incEHpIARY FIRE.
the Trejss Heissisg works Del
O. Firs-A DWetliag.hsuss Alss
burned.

The Trojan hosting works burned
down last night. The loss IL estimated
to be about $4,000. and the report is 10
circulation that the property was insured
for $l2. 900; but such cannot be defn-
it.ly a~scertainsd to be . fact. However
that may be, the FIRE was doubtless the
work OF an incsndiary. Parties living
In the nsighborhood, who had occasion
to DO up ut that hour. state that nothing
Of q Are was &c be seen about the works
fifteen minutes before the alarm was
sounded, which was ct S:l6 o'clock A. n.
and that when the alarm was given the
entire northeast aide aud south end was
In flames % II kerosene had been trailsd
around 1t. The Waterman Of the mine,
John Rappold. has . very savage dog
which 10 turned loose In the works 1t
night. and 1t would have been sure
death for Q man to have entered the
building, which accounts for the IRE
starting ON the outside. The works were
entirely destroyed. The Ars had gained
such hsadwsy before the alarm was
given that Rsppold. who slept close by.
was unable to get his dog out Of the
building.
What the motive OF the inoendiary
could have been is not easy to see. John
Rappold the Waterman, fled . lien on
the property some months ago for several
hundred dollars and assigned 1t to Rich.
ard Mercer. The latter. gentleman
bought the property in at SHERIFF. sale
for taxes to protect the interest OF him
self and Rsppold therein and was to
have received the Sheriffs deed to II to-
day. He knows OF no insurance. Rap.
pold continued In the employ OF the
Trojan company a. Waterman and his
claim o amounts to about $1,000. lien
and oil. There can DO NO reason for
anyone here to have committed the deed.
unless for pure cussednsss.
Besides the Trojsn works. the house
OF John Silva, Immediately adjoining 1t
on the south. was made Q total wreck BY
the flames, and the house Of John Man
tel, which adjoins Silva's was badly
scorchsd. The owner OF the former
house saved his furniture. The build
ing was insured for $500.
The Fire Department. a. usual. was
quickly on hand after the alarm was
sounded aud did excellent work. Lib.
srty Volunteer Hose Co. No. l got nrst
water.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-08

For the size OF the place there are less
idle men in Gold Hill than any place In
the State. and fewer business houses for
the number Of men employed within its
boundaries.
Stone qusrrying has been practically
absndopsd ct the State Prison. and the
convict labor 10 nearly al being utilized
in the shops.
The county paid ss4s 80 to jurors du-
ipe the month Of June. The fees oitne
Grand Jurors are included In tha
amount.
4. G. Hamilton. Superintendent ct The
Imperial. was among he departures IA
sssaiag.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-08
a. follows:
Actual amount in Treasury. ..ssA.ste
O. E. Nash, formerly Assessor Of Igor

o. E. Nash, formerly Assessor OF Lyon
county. while at work In the carpenter
shop ct su,ro last Sunday. had his lett
hand caught In . circular saw. The
hand was 30 nearly cut OF that 1t wal
found necessary to amputsts 1t 1 o
point just above the wrist.
h. E. B.sss today obtained . juds.
ment against J. b. Graham In Justice
Hrndsrson's court. Virgins, for the sum
Of $500 and costs. The judgment 10 iof
moneys collected by Graham a. an attor-
ney for Beggs aud never accounted for'
The costs amount to $40.
The Auditors Office 10 busy these days
making out q %ssmi.snnual report Of the
business transacted for the county.
This 10 being done 10 enable the County
Commissioners to AZ upon tho actual
amount OF the dsfaloation OF B. n. Gar
rick.
Gold Hill 10 pretty healthy locality.
According to the Coroner's books. there
was not Q single death here In the month
OF June. There were seven deaths IN
Virginia and two at the County Hospital
during last month.
An assessment Of twenty-five cents
per share Is levied by the Caledonia Sil.
YER Mining Company, delinquent on the
llth Of August next. See Official notice
in advertising columns today.
Captain E. F. Page, yard conductor .,
the v. 4. T. B. B. depot In Virginia.
who had his right hand crushed recently
while coupling cars, will lose the use Of
two hngsrs.
Local dealers in mining stocks are
feeling very blue these days. They are
much dishsartsnsd at the appearance Of
the stock market.
A number OF Eastern tourists were
among the arrivals BY this mornings
train.
Gold Hill stocks appear to b the
fsvoritss just now. They hold their
own.
There 10 Q scarcity oil water In Six.
mile canyon for mining purposes.
The purchasing price Of silver 81 the
Carson Mint 10 now 81 lsx.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-08

At . meeting OF the State Medical 30.
eisty In Virginia yesterday the following
officers were elected to serve for the en-.
suing six months: President. DR.. q.
Bsrgsteip. OF Virginia; First Vice Presi.
dent. Dr.. a.. 8. H-rrick. Of Hamilton;
Second Vice President. Dr.. ]. 8. Ham.
mond. OF Austin; Recording Secretary,
DR.. F. h. Eagles, o! Virginia; CORES.
ponding Secretary. DR.. A. Dawson, oil
Reno; Cspsors. Drs. George d. Thoms.
OF Reno. G. B. Briefly. Of Sutro, and
n. Robinson and n. Rocknan. OF Viz.
Rinia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-08
Gitteau's Pisiol-Not . VERY Forci'
Bile Weapon.

WASHINGTON. July s.-soms very In
tsrssting experiments were made VILE
Gittsau's pistol yesterday. II carries 9
large ball. and the cartridge itself IL yer,
formidable looking, but. In faot' the
supply OF powder is found to DO utterly
inadequate to force the ball through any
great substance. This ball Ared against
Q board at o distance OF Q rod fell back,
merely making q slight dent.
The assassin was not over six feet fron
the President when hs fred. The hrss
shot did not touch him. and when the
coat Of the President was removed the
ball was found In the sleeve OF his coat.
This remarkable fact, hardly noticed ct
the time, was the basis Of Investigation
this morning. It was argued that u thi.
ball fred ct Q distance OF six feet did not
have force enough to pass through the
double fold sleeve, perhaps the Presi.
dents wound was not as serious - had
at Arst been supposed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-08
IPipsr's Opsr. Hsnss.

The Madison Square Thsatsr Com
psny will open at Pipsr's Opera House
Virginia. next Monday In the very pop
ular play Of "Hazsl Kirke." The en-
gsssmsnt Of the company IL but FOL
three nights and . matinee. which vii
be given Wednesday afternoon. Thu
play has been well recsived in San Fran
cisco and is highly spoken Of BY the pres,
everywhere. Seats are nov being sole
at the Opera House for the three even
ings.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-08
n...r,ur.. ~, k,s.i.E.

George Allen. J Melville. G ssrock. A
@ Hamilton. @ D Loran. L Lonksy. Geo
Cefran. Z Niles. + u Cartan. ] Chattan'
J Arsmbsck. C McDufis. Mrs. u Ham
ION. Mrs + A Jackson. A II schmel. Cd
Ayrss and family. o + Fuller. H n Fuller.
D Behm. 8 Hagssrty. W H Smith. Mrs. =
A Tritls. Annie Wilson. W jerks. Aiss
jerks. J W Mccoy. Mrs Miller. J wshbsr.
Niss Hutchinson. J T Bollar.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-08
AM Appropriate Sift.

New Yolx. July s.-Ths Chamber Of
Commerce members propose to raise
$3.50, 900. to DO invested in United
States bonds and deposited with the
limited States Trust Company. the In.
come to b. paid Mrs. Garfield during
her life, and ct her death to 60 equally
10 her children. In appreciation Of the
nobl. character Of the President. Jay
Gould. 8. B. Chittsndsn. @. p. Hunting.
ton. D. Willis, James Drexsl. Morgan
4 Co., Cyrus W. Field. each subscribed
as 600. A large number subscribed
$1,000. Subscriptions may be sent 10
ths Chamber Of Commerce.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-08
w.,,,vs Prom the Grand Army.

A Message From the Grand Army
Bosros. July s.-Ths commandsr'in'
Chief Of the Grand Army Of the Rspuo'
iic promulsstes the following:
HEADQUARTERS GRAND AsMi OF THr
RrpuBIIc, BOSTON. July Z, lSSl.a.n,
eral Order No. 4: Awaiting the fatsiul
issue which hangs like . pail over our
land. and grateful for the glimpse OF
sunshine through the dark cloud. the
Grand Army Of the Republic tender
their comrads 10 arms, the stricken Fres.
idsnt. their sympathy and love. what
lies behind the veil Of the future We may
not seek to know. bat remembering that
the same Almighty hand that guided Us
to victory 10 beneath our fallen oomraos.
let us cast out all q fears and send 70
the Throne OF Grace, NOT . cry Of despair,
but . prayer Of hope and faith In divine
wisdom and love.
(Siensd.) G. 8. MERRILL,
Commauder.in-Chisf
WIN. N. OLrS, Adjutant General.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-08
Arr,..,. Tn. nor.,.x

j Collinmors. Gov J II Kinksad. Ky
Doans. J Goldberg. J Babcoek. Z Miles. p
Finnegsn. J Farrell. s b Ssgur. n A
Murphy and wife. II n Myers and wife.
Miss II Got,ig. W Van Burgsn. L Chase
and wife. George GUNNER. Mrs L Gottig,
n Van Burgsn and wife. II B Crawford.
Walter Van Burgan. Mrs 7 Z Lonksn. J
Il Stone, Mrs Z Gondie. ] Thompson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-08
Giiteau Gets letter..

WASHINGTON, July s.-Ths Assistant
Postmaster General yesterday stated
that q second letter has been received at
the P~ostonioe. from New York.
directed to Gittsau, and marked
personal and special" It was
handed to the District Attorney. The
hrst was from Boston. drspsd In black.
and directed to "Thst s. OF B
Of q Giusau." Evidently 1t vas not
n friendly letter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-08
Little Blue.

The San Francisco Report Of yesterday
says the "eloom and dependency per.
vadins the Nevada excursion party, COM
binsd with the general belief that ven
insiders have been disappointed in the
result Of the recent prospecting work in
the mines. has tended to produce Q weak
tone in the stock market" The writer
Of the above must look through blue
glasses. The eIcursionists LETT here for
pleasure, and not to deal In stocks--the
two cannot 90 hand in hand.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-08
Condition OF tho Presldent-Latest
Information.

WASHINGTON, July $3.50 A. IA
healthy discharge OF pus from the Prssl'
dents wound set In this morning. His
pulse IL SO; respiration normal. Hs
passed o comfortable night and 10 better
than ct any time since the shooting. His
appetite continues to lead bis bill Of fare
several lengths. He Is always hungry.
II A. M.-The President continues to
improve. A stropg wind Ia blowing. and
broken clouds obscure the sun at inter.
walls, rendering the day cooler and more
comfortable,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-08
Tools q specially.

The manufacturing Of tools 10 made {
specially Of BY W. N. Hall L Co.. hard.
ware dealers. Main street. Geld Hill.
Bssidss all kinds Of work In shestiron.
copper and tin. will b done at shor,
notice. They keep constantly on hand
hardware OF every description from the
smallsst article needed in . household To
the largest lssd 10 the hosting work,
or mills. The advertisement Of the hrm
will b. found under "Nsw Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-08
Prudential Protection.

New Yolx. July 8.-Ths Board Of
Trade and Transportation has adopted
resolutions that the attempted ssssssins.
ton Of the President. even though mott
political act, should teach such civil ser
vice reform % will retrieve the President
from the personal solicitation OF ofioe
seekers. also that such constitutional
amendments should be adopted 80 would
render like attempts punishable with is'
nomlnous death.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-08
suu,troke Heat In the East.

CHICAGO, July s.-Itsms about the
hsstsd term come from al over the West.
Ten supstrokss In Pittsburg. three fatal.
and work suspended In the mills. Ohio
at all points suffered greatly. Missouri,
Illinois and Iowa have had terrific heat.
II has been oppressive here.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-08

It began sprinkling rain about l:so
O'Clock this afternoon. and tbs weather
looked a. II VI were TO have . regular
rain-storm.
Governor Kinksad. Secretary Of State
Babeosk and Attorney 0sssrai Murphy
vsss among The arrivals b. this msrn-
mas train.
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survey or the Dsvs,epas.s.

A survey 10 today being made to de-
tsrmins whether the recent development
In the south header Of the Sutro tunnel
n IN Yellow Jacket or Ksntuok ground.
Owing to the header running ct an angle
il IL Impossible to locate the boundary
linz without Q survey.