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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-03
Robertson's Nomination.

New YORK. June IA Tribune Wash.
ington special says: The fact which do.
oided the President to nominate Mr..
Robertson as Collector has ct last be-
come known, and II must remove the
doubts Of Q large number Of those who
have Questioned the policy of the Prssi-
dents hrss step, even while supporting
him since against the course taken BY
Conkling. Il appears that II had been
determined to sppoint Robertson to
some prominent ofios 10 New York. and
this conclusion had been reached before
the arst batch Of nominations for that
State was made. Just st this time the
President was given to undsrstand, In .
way which admitted Of no mistake. that
Copkling would insist upon controlling
the Custom.houss appointments when
. change should be made. Az soon
the President became convinced Of
this hs decided to make . change In the
Custom.houss at once, and have the
nQht out on the threshold Of his Admin.
istrstiou. rather than have Il injected In
the middle Of bis term, - II would have
been bad be waited until Msrritt's term
had expired.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-03
IPipsr's Opera House.

The performance OF the Minstrel Com.
papy at Pipsr's Opera House last night
was very sood-a great deal better than
was expected BY u thsstrs.goers, IL We
may Judge BY the number Of persons
present. Thsstre-goers were 30 greatly
disappointed In the minstrel troupe
which was here lsst-"The New Orleans
MINSTREL" - that they accepted the
promises OF the big Four" Company
with doubt and distrust. Thus Q poor
company Injuries the business Of . sue
ceediuR good company. But last nights
performance o. the "Big Four" Com.
pany showed that its members are all
frst.class In their profession. To those
persons who were Imposed upon BY the
''Nsw Orleans Minstrsls," hence feared
to trust the company now here and
stayed away from last nights perform.
sncs, IL may DO safely said: Do not fall
to attend the performances tonight; the
company 10 frst.olsss; their jokes are
new, their singing and dancing are eI-
cellent. The specialtiss OF Dssrin. his
performances Of various instruments. are
alone well worth the price OF admission.
The performance OF Major Burke With
the musket and bayonst cannot DO u {
passed, and cannot fail to interest mem
bers Of our military companies.
An entire change Of bill will bs pre-.
scented tonight.
Tomorrow Saturday afternoon Of .
O'Clock Q matinee performances will DO
given.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-03
The remain. Of John sh.ushnsssy

The remains OF John S~haughnsssy
were brought from San Francisco this
morning for burial on the Comstock.
Hs was q native o! Ireland and SO years
Of age. he occupied the position OF
night foreman at the Union shaft, for
three years prior to the accident which
finally resulted In his death. that 90
Cured to him on the Gath OF last De-
cember.
The San Francisco Report growls be-
cause It has not been made aware ODD
oially Of the existence or non.sxistsncs
Of an ore body In the Sierra Nevada
mine. It evidently forRets thai the
crosscuts were only started yesterday
morning ct 8 o'clock. and that there
hasn't been much OF chance to dnd an
ore body BY them yet.
The brother Of A. McFarlans. who
died recently at Stockton. Utah. can
procure the effects OF the deceased BY
writing to Louis Fountain ct that place.
A. McFarlsns wal from Pictou. add 10
supposed to have & brother on the Com.
stock.
Major WATSON has resigned his posi-.
ton Is Indian sssnt at the Pyramid
Lake reservation. and expects to 60
to Washington with some Of the Indian
chiefs TO have the wrongs OF the Piutss
righted.
Thomas W. Kssns, the celebrated
tragedian, will open In Bulwsr's avs-sct
play Of "Richelisu." at Pipsr's Opera
House, Virginia, on Monday night. June
9Th. Reserved seats can now b ss-
cured.
Applicants for teachers certificates
should remember that the examination
takes place on the 9th OF this month.
ct the Fourth Ward school house, In
Virginia.
Gold Hill teachers can get their sals-
riss for May by calling on Trustee Msr.
Ger tomorrow.
There will DO . fns time had BY the
participants in the Pionssrs' picnic on
Sunday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-03
MORE r~NpIoENTs.
the CENTENNIAL.
Csmsseek developers on she Mig
Blue travel Lead OF C~alifernia.

At the meeting OF the Trustees OF Cen.
tsunial Gravel Gold Mining Company.
held at their ofics In Gold Hill. last
evening. letters were read from George
McIvsr. who went from here flew weeks
ago to resume the development OF the
mine. he has been engaged in sinking
q new shaft, pushing the work a. active
" as men and means would allow. sink
ing at an eligible point to strike the true
gravel channel. The shaft Is now down
ifty.Avs feet and tie bottom is in stid
pipe clay with streaks OF decompossd
vegetable matter, with Q small quantity
OF water sespiug 10. These indications
are considered very good for finding the
main gravel channel shortly. The Cen.
t~snnial, Il will DO recollected, 10 situated
In Nevada county, California, right IN
the heart Of the famous big blue lead Of
gravel which has yielded 30 many mil.
lions during the past few years. The
claim adjoining II on the south has 70.
Gently been yielding handsomely, the
tunnel having run into what is pro.
nouncsd to be- tho old blue gravel lead
itself. The gravel pays from q dollar to
nearly two dollars to the carload. but
what 10 OF the most importancs 30 far a.
the Centennial 10 concerned, 10 the dehn.
ito development Of the fact that the lead
runs directly through the Centennial
ground, and about where the new shsft
10 being sunk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-03

l.ctor, so cents; P~ostofics. box rent.
"a rs; Eooaigh. printing. $43; J. Brad
Law. salary Chief Of Police. $40; T.
Tsiley, Captain Of Police. salary. 500;
n. Foley. policeman. 500; W. n. Rich
ards, policeman. $l00;B Higbss, police
man. $50 80; E. Sullivan, policeman.
$s7 OF; F. D. Plunkett, City Jailer.
$S7 on; Jas. Hughes. policeman. S8S IS;
VIM. Sutherland, printing. ST. 80; F.
Borels. books, $40; Enterprise Publish.
ing Co.. printing ordinance. $25 so.
Board OF HEALTH. Tinslsy. small
pox policeman, $40; D. Block, yellow
flannel. 81 A. Letnhart. lime. etc..
$22 so.
Town Of Gold Hill-R. Mercer. hay.
oats and barley. $14 o.; Virginia AID
Gold Hill Water Co., $l75 Eclipse
livery stable. keeping cart horse. 81; ].
B. Gagnon. hay and barley. $5 IS; v.
Butsch. policeman, SsS 90; Dan. shss-
han. same. $ss O.; Amos Merritt. Chief
Of Police. $l04 80; A. A. Putnam, work
on streets, "a; Won. Hall, sharpening
tools, etc., 81 "a; Crosby 4 Co.. 1000
pounds Of lime. barley sacks, $2s 90.
Adjourned 70 meet at II A. n. today.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-03
THE NORTH END.
sierra Nevada Esesursgsmsss-
Prespeesiug apd Dsveispmess-
Werk Bsing Resumed In vsrioos
Macs.

With the increasing good prospects
for valuable ore development In the
Sierra Nevada and other principal mines
at the north end OF the Comstock, .
fresh degree Of stimulus 10 being Infused
into all the mining interests Immediately
adjoining. In the Golden Gate, formerly
the old Vermont Consolidated, work 10
sbou. being resumed, the company hav-
ing made arrangements for working
through the Sutro tunnel. Their ground
lies Immediately east OF the oPhir and
Mexican. and adjolns the Sierra Nsvads.
II IL covered by United States patent
and being directly In the midst Of the
BONANZA group, good expectations are
very reasonably INDUCED In. The nortn
branch Of tho Sutro tunnel runs directly
through the Golden Cats ground, l60o
feet below the surface. allowing . nne
chance for developing the mine deep and
cheap. Arrangements are being made
also to work again In the Solid Silver.
which adjoins the Sierra Nevada mine
on the west. The Sierra Nevada Com.
psny tried hard to survey the ground
into their claim, and brought suit Tor
possession Of II, bat failed, and their
patent, Just received, does not take IN
any Of the Solid Silver location. II the
present good prospects continue and
improve, other mining companies than
those mentioned In that section will also
be encouraged to resume work.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-03
An.r.... .sr..s s.s.rI

BAN Francisco. June S-s ?. H.
Mexican. i4a sales; Con. Virginia. %
sales, Q IS asked; Utah. II asked Ophir,
81 bid. 81 asked; Yellow Jacket. 4 20 bid;
Gould 4 Curry. So asked; Pososi' ) 40
asked. 8 40 sales; California. IN bid; Mex.
lean. i3s bid; Alpha. 4 10 sales; Sierra
Nevada. lss sales; Gould / Curry. ~
sales; Hale 4 N%orcross. A. asked; ophir.
81 asked. 81 sales; Union Con-. 10 sales;
Best 4 Belehsr. IAN bid; Sierra Nevada,
lst salss Chollar, 2 70 asked. . IS bid;
Mexican. ish bid; Savage. 4 % sales;
Albion. 3 70 bid. 5 IS asked; Alpha. Z os
asked; Alta. 8 60 bid. . 65 asked; Union'
lst. sales; Mexican. lss bid; POsosi.
5 40 sales; Bullion, s0c bid. $50 asksd;
Justice. soc bid; Con. Virginia. ssa bid;
Caledonia. SOC bid; Con. Imperial, 400
hid
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-03
arant,a success In Mexico.

NEW Yoax. June s.-Ths World's City
Of Mexico special Of yesterday says:
General Grant has been completely suc.
ssssful In his expedition TO Mexico. Hs
signed his railway contract with the E1.
ecutivs on the 11th Of May. and the
House OF Representatives approved 1t on
the 18th by q vote Of 1872 to 8. and the
Senate on the 25th by . unanimous vote.
These contracts sisn.d BY Grant will
lead to . practical revolution In the work
Of building railroads In Mexico. he has
abandoned the system OF subsidis. alb
solutely. and the railroads 10 DO built
under bis contracts will be pushed for
ward to completion on business prinoi.
plss and on their own merits - oommsr.
cial enterprises. The only opposition
offered To him came from persons inter
estsd 10 schemes founded upon princi.
piss Of mopopoliss backed By subsidiss,
and these have been ignominiously with
drawn,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-03

The rife stolen from the waichman Ut
the Bullion mine was found hid away In
the rocks close by the works. The en-
GERS Of the Law aided In the search
for IL.
The officers Of the Washington Guard
OF virRinis attended the funeral Of
George d. Fryer. an old respected citi-
ZEN Of Carson, al that place yesterday.
oisomarsarins 10 still placed on the
tables at many Of the restaurants on the
Comstock. Good frssh ranch butter
commands . premium among families.
The srosscuts in the Sierra Nevada
are driven ahead rapidly. 0vnsn Of
shsrss In the mine are holding their
breath awaiting Developments.
Rsv. Father o'sullivan. Of Virginia.
yin az nass At sutfo a 9 o'clock A. y.
tsaerrev, Juns%.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-03
Miscellaneous.

WASHINGTON. June SIT ID rumorsd
that Patent Commissioner Marble will be
made Commissioner Of the Land Once,
and Marshall Dudley. Of Indiana, take
the Patent Once.
PETERSBURG. Va. June S.-Wm. Ma.
hone, Jr., today married Miss Mary A.
Tanner. Mrs. Senator Malone will
soon 60 to Europe to remain several
years and educate her daughter.
San ANTONIO, Texas, June 3.--Thomas
North, an employs Of the Mexican Ma
tional Railroad. was killed BY . police
man at New Laredo. Mexico, and the
authorities refuse to give up the corpse,
over which Q new excitsment 10 aroused.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-03

Owing to the absence Of one Of the
Grand Jurors from the county. they
handed In their report this morning. and
q new Jury was organized. From the
report ws summarize the following:
The general report states that the body
has found three true bills Of indictment
for burglary Csasinst jacob Gray, John
AnRlum and William Rileyl. and pre-.
ssnts one accusation Cagainst County
Commissioner w. ]. 5hsridan1 for mis-.
conduct In ONCE.
The charges Of felony against the Ave
ohinsmsn arrested In Gold Hill for
smoking opium and having pipes. etc..
In their possession, ware Ignored; also
ignored the charge Of assault with intent
70 kill against Mr.. Wilson; one charge
Of burglary, and three charges Of grand
larceny Csgsinst N. Perry. 8. Perry and
Charles Derping1.
An order that was issued by Judge
Rising In the Carriek case was mislaid
BY the Clerk Of the court, and thsinsin.
ustions that be acted with wrongful In.
tent was Investigated BY the Grand Jury.
and he II entirely sxonsrated from
blame.
The Grand Jury recommends that oil
county officers present bills atths end OF
each month Tor all work done BY 'thsm
for the county; that the same be paid
from the General Fund 10 the Salary
Fund. The present system u to pay all
fees received into the Salary Fund.
which IL not the spirit Of the law In the
eyes OF the Grand Jury.
cosr OF rNDIorNs
The committee appointed to consider
the moneys expended on the INDECENT
poor Of Storey county criticize the oper-
alton Of the Drsxlsr bill, and expresses
the belief that the number OF indigsnts
will continue 10 increase, as they have
since that bill vent into effect. Tsxpsy-
ers, they reason, can always b found
who will sign applications to escape On.
noysnoe from persons representing
th emsslves a. indiRents. The amounts
paid out to the INDECENT poor for the six
months ending December 81. 1880, were
found to be a. follows
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-03
Pacific NAN Accommodations.

New Yoax. June Sin accordance
with the suggestion Of Postmaster Pear
son, the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
psny have consented to make such
changes In the sailing hour OF their
steamers leaving Ban Francisco Tor Aus.
trslis and China a. will secure the dis
patching Of mails from New York.
Uudsr their contract with the Australian
Colonial government. the company are
REQUIRED 10 await at San Francisco the
British trsns-cophnsptal mails. but are
under no dmilar obligation With regard
10 mails from this city and other parts
Of the United States, for the Transports
don Of which they receive only eompaE.
advsly small sums - postage. The
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-03
Rsadiss ssd ciab Rooms.

The reading and club rooms ct Alb.
bolts saloon are well supplied with the
necessary adjuucis Of such places. and
visitors there can be served with Ans
wines. liquors and cigars. which are
always to be found at the bar. "Psp"
Abbott attends to business himself. and
customers can rest assured that they will
DO we'll treated. His advertisement 10
under "Nsw Today" In this issue.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-03
Pima CaiiIa from Rurope.

NEW Yoax. June 3.-A Rrald's Lon.
don special says: Gudssll and Simpson
Of Pleasant Hill Mission have selected
from the best herds In England and
Scotland ninety.nins Hereford cattle and
thirty.nine polled angus TO DO shipped
on the 4th inst. BY the Dominion line
steamer Mississippi for Quebec. This
10 one OF the largest shipments OF cattle
sysr made from England.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-03
Albany f~0day-The Vote.

ALBANY. May s.-First ballot for the
successor Of Copkliug: Jacobs 80,
oonklipg 81, Wheeler IS. Cornell 20.
Rogers Is. Bradley /. Folasr 2. Crowley
2, Fenton 2. Lsphsm 9, Woodin !.
Henry Ward Bseohsr I, Butcher !.
Madden voted for Woodin, and Gsrslin
for Henry Ward Beschsr. Beech 10
paired With Hoffman OF Cbsmupg. Lewis
10 paired with Pinnsy. and crospsr with
putlsy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-03
A. she Alta.

The bottom Of the Alta shaft IL now
in . formation given to swelling. The
rock 10 quite hard. bat 10 surrounded BY
clay, which swslls and pushes out the
rock. The formation 10 much the same
a was encountered In the south header
of the Sutro tunnel. The clay serves to
stop tbs water. and the shaft 10 quite
dry. II will be pushed vigorously to
the also level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-03
Anerssss lsfsrassi ssssiss.

BAN FsAScIsco. June S-2 ,. NJ
Hale 4 Norer0ss. ~. 4 s.; Caledonia. aSc;
1T. Diablo. Z. IN; aould& Curry. sk.sh
Alta. 3 co. 3 IS: Yellow Jacket. 4 IS; Union
Con-. l5x; Con. Virginia. 3 IS. 4; ophir.
3. 81; Utah. II; Grown Point. . IS; Albion
8 70 Sierra Nevada. 10. lsk, lsk; Bodis'
81; Bullion. goo; Mexican. l3k. lss .lsh
Savage. 4 10; Benton. 75c; Potosi. 81, $40
California. II. / IS; Beat 4 Bslchsr. lSk'
ISL. i4&; Belehsr. 2 IS; chollar. Al.
Justice, CSC; Overman. I IS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-03
The Miasdsw Family.

Four Of the Minadsw family are now
reported a. sick with . malignant form
OF smallpox. The town authorities pro-
yidsd them with Q nurse today. Another
one OF the children shows symptoms Of
the disease, and It 10 expected that each
OF the nine members Of the family will
have the smallpox. Their place 10 the
only one that now has the yellow dag
Hyins.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-03
School Exanissrs.

Wells Drury has resigned ass member
of the Board OF School Examiners. and
Goth. HAST has been appointed to fll
the vacancy. Mr.. Drury expects 10
rusticate for the next two months. and
will be absent from the Comstock at the
examination Of applicants for teachers
certificates to be held at the close Of the
present school year. q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-03
neaey 20 Loan.

T. R. Meaurn has some surplus
money which hs II willing 10 loan IN
marketable securities. he also buys
and sells stock at bis place Of business,
100 South O street. Virginia. His Gus.
toners secure the most favorable terms,
and are SURE Of always having their
orders promptly attended to. Read his
nouee under New Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-03
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Grant RetuYned-Sympathisss With
Coukling-He Has Lost no Jew.


Conkling-He Has Lost no Jew.
elry.
NEW OaLrASs, June s. - General
Grant Is greatly irritatsd over the Conk.
ling affair and eagerly reads the dis
patches. He says Conklins has been
shamsfully treated and should be re-
slsotsd to the Senate. BE thinks the
Newspaper abuse Of conkling 10 insti.
gated by White House influences. but
mot BY Garfield. He reafarms bis letter
TO senator Jones, Of Nevada, but will
take no hand in the hsht. he pro.
nounoed Governor Youpg's statement Of
bis connection with the United States
National Bank and Marine Bank. and
says there 10 no truth 10 the story about
lost jewslry. His mission TO Mexico
was also highly successful. Hs got con.
osssions wanted. the only opposition be-
iup from rival subsidized railroads. Gen.
Grant will 60 to St. Louis, Galsna and
Chicago alter leaving here.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-03
Twenty Drains OF norphiae Daily.

There is q young man In Virginia City
who daily swallows twenty grains Of
morphine. His fsvorits way Of taking
the dose Is to purchase . schooner Of
beer and pour q portion Of It's contents
into q whisky glass, where be has pre-
viously placed the morphine. After
swallowing the mixture he drinks the
beer remaining In the schooner at .
eulp. A few years ago this Same young
man was considered one Of the most
promising OF Eastern Nevada. Today
be il . total wreck. morally. physically
and financially.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-03
Dissries Cssrs-RisisE. Judge.

The following business was transacted
In the District Court today:
State Va. William Rilsy.-Ssntenesd
to the State Prison for i've years.
Roxana Lean W. Josiah Lean Passed
by consent. -.
Estate OF William Durning.-Sale OF
personal property confirmed.
Guardianship Of Hslligsn heirs.-No-
tice ordered to be given Of hearing.
Report of Grand Jury.-New Grand
Jury formed with p. B. McCourt In
place Of l.. B. Frankel; Chas. Forman
reappointsd foreman.
Court still in session awaiting action
Of the Grand Jury.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-03
D.,arsuses Last Evesisg.

D Day. d Brant. J Mcarath. n Eddy,
c NcDermott. d B Griffin. E r Smith. d
4 Sessions. L L Crockett, 3 Kirman. n .
Carr. II Mccarthy. @ Bsstion. Miss u
Mathews. Mrs II Harper and children. W
Meadows. Mrs Jewell. o vollmsrs. W J
westsrdsld Jr and wife. Mrs T DsLand.
z n johnson. E Griswold. John sharon
MIA Ooyette.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-03
v~snssrisg Back.

Quite Q number Of our old Gold Hill
Piutss have rssppssrsd during the last
day or two. The smallpox scare drove
them away 10 Walker Lake and else
where; and now. In v~snturing back to
where they like to BE-. among the whites.
they inquire very anxiously whsthsr
there 10 any smallpox among rs. They
have evidently had . pretty rough time
Of II, and are hungrisr than ever. They
want clothes, but nons that have be.
longed to smallpox patients, II you
please.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-03

The operations in the leading north
end stocks on the last day Of May were
unusually heavy. n reported BY the Ban
Francisco press. The sales in the rsgu.
lar session OF the Board were a. follows:
Ophir, 2515; Mexican, 1180; Sierra
Nevada, 1886; Union Con-, 2445.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-03
Arrival. Tn,s nsrsssg.

r Kirmsn. J c Cottsr. W J Collins; . @
Kinksad. Sam Baker. W r Chamberlain.
J r Kelso. 8 @ Cosgrove. Mrs W Cotton.
H b Baker. @ Holman. Z 8 Sinclair. + p
Langan. Fred Butterneld. J Reilly. @ O z
Russ. Mrs John shaughnessy. D Harring-
ton. Chas NcDsrmott, Mrs 8 Lee. William
Meadows, ] MeGrkth. d Bryant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-03

Ys fair esss who 20 gracsfaIIy
preside ss your husoands' hospitsbls boards
should furnish his guests with hub Punch.
which eclipsss In favor all punches hastily
made. Nix it either with dns ice or hot water.
sold By I'll arocers, Wine Merchants and
Druggists. Trade supplisd BY Richards = Hal
rison, Agents for the Paeinc coast, esn Fran
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-03
Members or Mechanics Union.

All members Of the Mechanics Uuion
are requested to b present at their hall
tomorrow evening for the transaction OF
important business. Anoties from the
President Of their society will b found
under 'Nsw Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-03
GRAND JURY REPORT.

n Iseemnssas shs Abslishmsnt o.
Omess % Dspsty Cesstsbiss $50
Doing Away viii the Ci'y Jsil
In viPgtsta - Hospital Bill OF
Fare he Indigens Posr-Indict
meats Feusd-Bills Ignsred.