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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-19
Niscellanoous

BAN F~lANcIsco. February l9.-Ths
Railroad Commissioners. ct . meeting
yesterday. Axsd railroad frsights In the
State at q reduced but varying schedule.
averaging twenty-five per cent. The
railroad must furnish transportation for
second and third class passengers ct
sixty per cent. Of Arst-olass fare.
William Weston, baker and restaurant
keeper, has flsd bis petition In insol-
vsncy. owing to small profits. bad debts
and heavy expenses. Liabilities, 49,.
900; assets, $50.
BAxrasyrELD, February 19.-Frsncisco
Cunso, . helpless old man OF seventy
Ave years, was shot In the forehead yes.
to-day morning ct Sumner BY Cruz
Dominic, Q rival barber. Dominic %.
capped, bat was Afterwards captured and
10 now IN Jail. Cueno cannot live. The
Bhooting was entirely upjustiiabls.
MERoiD. CAL. February ls.-Nsws
has Just reached here Of the drowning OF
Charles Blood and Charles witham
while fordine the Tuolumne river Of La
grange yesterday. Blood was . resident
Of this county and keeper OF Blood's
Hotel. Witham was an employs Of the
Olsen mine, near Lagrange.
Los ASoELEs, February IL. Last
night the residence OF Simon White.
seven miles north Of this city, took fire
In the kitchen and the flames spread to
the adjoining pantry. where Q loaded
revolver was lying on . shelf. The heat
exploded the cartridges In the revolver.
The report reused the family In time to
save their lives, but the house and con.
tents were totally destroyed. Tho loss
Il $4,000; insurance. $500 on the build
ing, nothing on the furniture.
Borsr Orr, Idaho. February a.
Joseph F. Dryer, travelling agent for
the Arm Of Greenbaum. Sachs 4 Free
OF San Francisco, died suddenly OF
congestion Of tho brain In this city last
night at II o'clock. he arrived here
from Winnemuoca on the stage the day
before, and was apparently well up TO
within . few hours Of his death. He 70.
sides In San Francisco. where he leaves
4 wife and four children.
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Alta

The San Francisco Daily Report OF yes
terday says: Attention IL still largely
concentrated upon Alta. It 10 steadily
Increasing In strength and 10 evidently
being prepared for some movement or
other. In the meantime outsiders are
doing . great deal OF chipping IN II and
keep things pretty lively. II 10 under
stood that the shaft 10 more than fulhll-
ing certain expectations entertained OF
1t. 10 passing through constantly improv.
ing vein matter, and Il is In an interest.
ing section Of country. little explored.
but known to have something In 1t. BE-
sides, even II the shaft strike nothing,
Its arrival at the 1850 level 10 at most Q
matter OF two assessments, which 10 .
very light matter II the shaft shows or 10
likely to show anything unusually inter.
ssting. The Alta 10 . good trading pro.
position now and may b Q good deal
more. Il would seem from the manner
in which the stock 10 being bought that
some people think Il 10 the latter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-19

SAN DIEGO RAILROAD.
Boston Capital Interested-san Die
COS lnducements.

Bosros, February 1.-THE California
Southern Railroad viii issue . circular
inviting subscriptions to the nav stock
and bends. The road IL srssnizsd. the
prospectus says. for the purpose Of
building . standard gauge railroad and
telegraph line from San Diego. connect
ipa With the Atlantic and Pacific In CAL
ifornis. The construction Of this line
viii enable San Diego 10 at ono assume
Inc position for which Il possesses natu.
raj sdysntsgss-that Of the Pacific
ocean terminus for . southern system Of
trausooninsntal roads, affording . route
between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans
soms 400 miles shorter than BY way Of
San Francisco. To secure the sonstruc-
zion Of this road, the citissns Of Ban
Diego have donated TO the company .
land subsidy valued at $4,000. inelud-
inc two tracts Of land for terminal fseil.
ties, one Of two hundred sorss and one
Of six.y acres, at different portions Of
the hsrbor. and comprising the best
commercial water front on the bay. The
donations also include = large number Of
CITY blocks and lets, and half the Ns-
tional Ranch, consisting Of about ten
thoussnd acres, located directly upon
the bay. and valued a $50 n sore.
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What tho Father OF the Navigator
Of tho Vessel Thinks.

CHICAGO. February l9.-Mr. Dansn.
hover. who was ct q time . Appointment
politician and editor In this city. bat
Who 10 nov ct Washington. has . son
Lieutenant John Dansnhswer-on board
the Jeanette. oocupyine the position Of
navigator OF the vessel. A private letter
from Danenhower says: my letter
from my BON wss dated August 20. 1879.
The vessel was last seen September Sd.
about fifteen miles from Wrangsl Land,
under full sail and steam. with clear
water In front, 90 I have M doubt she
reached her destination, and quartersd
for the winter where her officers expect
ed. The fact that she did not return
last summer 10 NO evidence TO me OF her
loss, and I confidently expect her safe
return next fall, unless the present win.
ter has been unusually severe In the
Arctic. which might prevent her return
until the following season. ], however,
approve the action Of the government In
their proposition to a. out . searching
expedition. for, II delayed until next
year. Il might DO too late. A third WIN
ter In that region would be very trying
on the crew. and might, II severe. prove
DISASTROUS"
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Ban FlAxcisco. February is-4P. r.
Alta, q 10 bid. AZ asked. 2 20 sale; Bull
lion. I bid. I 05 asked; Albion. IN bid
Andes, II bid; Hale 4 N~orcross. 81 bid
8 IS asked. 81 sale; Sierra Nevada, Q bid
Chollar, I 90 bid; Unica Con-. ~ bid
Belchsr. 600 bid; Benton. 6se bid; Over
man. CSC bid. Toe asked; Gould 4 Curry
a 20 bid, 3 asked. 3 sale; Utah. Z bid; Best
4 Bsichsr. z bid. IN ssksd; Silver Hill
500 bid. $50 asked; Justice. $50. % asked
ssorpio.. 1 bid; Orc. 100 bid; Silver King
10 bid, 2ok asked; NJ Diahls. 10 bid
Chollar. I ss bid: Utah. ~ sale. Z bid
IN ssksd; Potesi. I ss bid. Z asked; 0phir,
a 10 bid; 4 80 ssked; Mexican. 81 bid ~
.ashsd; Alta. q 10 bid. 2 IL asksd. 10 sale
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I'M Illinais RneNstorm.

CHICAGO. February ls.-!Ths snow.
which began last evening. continued all
night Of . very even rate, and At .
o'clock this morning there were seven
inches ON the ground In the city. The
Signal Service reports show that the
storm commenced In Northern Texas,
where there WAS . heavy rain, and tray
slsd northwsrd rspidlw. At Indiansp.
oils the rainfall amounted 10 s6.l0O, this
point reducing the snow to water. The
fall was 81. 100. The snow In Illinois,
On far west a. Mendoza, val seven to
eight inches deep. Westward from there
to the Mississippi Il was increased 70
fifteen inches. In Iowa the fall was less.
There has been great delay on railroads.
Many freight trains were abandoned and
all were greatly delayed.
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Garfield, Blaine and Conkling.

New YoRr. February ia special to
the Sun from Cleveland OF February II
says: Senator Blaine will certainly Be
In Mentor toward the close Of the week.
Prominent Cleveland Republicans say
that all understanding between General
Garfield and Conkling. whatever Il may
be, goes into effect only after Blaine's
approval thereof. and that one OF the
understandings IL that Coukling and
Blaine arc to be brought int friendly
terms, personally. after GARFIELD reaches
Washington. The impression here is
that Garfield has passed the largest and
hnal stumbling block In his way. and
that after Blaine's departure something
deAnlts will 60 before the country. II
IL declared further, that notwithstanding
the assertions Of Eastern papers, Gen.
Grant has not given anybody . letter to
Garfield, and that he will not make .
single suggestion. unsolicited, to the In
coming administration.
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Ireland's Troubles.

LONDON. February 10. - Parnell.
o'Kelly. Brennan and Sexton arrived
last night.
Psrasll hopes TO establish a branch
Land League In Paris.
The Parnellitss have resolved to vote
with the Conservatives on all questions
not relating to Ireland.
In the House OF Commons the Post.
master General simply replied ''No." to
q question whether warrants authoriz-
Ing him 10 open letters In transit would
be presented to the House. Tn.
answer was greeted with prolonged
cheers. Cowan, Radical and Home Ruls
member for Nswcastle-on Tyne. amidst
cheers from the Irish members, an.
nounoed 90 soon - the rules OF the
House permitted. hs would move. when,
ever urgency Is declared, . bill should
pass without discussion. A. n. Sulli.
van, Home Ruls member for Meath,
gave notice that II Cowsn's motion II
neeatived. hs would move. when urgsno!
IL declared, the Premier should move nc
Irishman be heard on any question.
In the Commons the FIRST clause Of
the Protection bill passed. 500 to "A.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-19
WESTERN DISPATCHES
YiQUI INDIAN TROUBLE.
An Indian Revolt In Sonora Insug.
ufated.

TUCSON, February 49, Information
from Hsrmosillo. Sonora. Mexico. Is To
the effect that the Yaqui Indians are
preparing for, . general revolt. They
have driven all the ranchsrs outside
Of what they claim - their land, which
covers an area Of about $50 square
miles, and u the most fertile and rich.
est mineral land In the State. They
rob all travellers Who pass through theil
country, irrespective Of nationality.
The Mexican Government proposes 10
send 1000 troops to build posts and pro.
tsct the settlers who may return. Two
thousand Ave hundred OF these troops
are now en- route from G~usdalajsrs, and
1900 are to b recruited at Guaymas and
Hernosille. The Ysquis are about 49,
900 strong and ban muster about 5000 OF
1000 warriors. They are partially civil.
lied stock raising, farming and mining
being their chief industries. They de-
clare they will never give up their terri
tory or allow any other people bat thsir
own to settle on these lands.
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arrived and The funeral takes place today
from his late residence. The service
viii b. private. !,
General Sherman, Grand Marshal OF
Che inaugural ceremonies. has Issued Q
circular detailing the programme to b
observed by the military escort OF the
Prssidsnt.sisct. General Hancock will
bs hsrs ct the Inauguration.
Dnvxs, February IL. - The snow
blockade on the Kansas Pacific and Santa
Fs roads has ended. The delayed trains
are oil through.
Chief Douglas passed through Pueblo
on Sunday night, strongly guarded, On
route 10 Los Pinos Agency.
LlApvILLx, February l8.-Ths charTed
body OF George 8. MCMILLAN. . miner.
was found In his cabin yesterday. II
was the result Of . lamp explosion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-19

The San Francisco Daily Exchange Of
Thursday publishes in the following 1T
Tie item an important truth:
..Ths milling rates Of Constoek ores
are now 80 per ton. In the fush DO
mama days IL was 49,"
In this connection IL may Be Of inter.
oct to note briefly how certain mining
and milling supplies have been reduced
In price on the Comstock. This has
chiefly been done through the agency Of
two inoorporasioos-ths Pacific Mil and
Mining Conpsny and the Pacino Wood.
Lumber and Fiums Company.
When the former company came into
sxisssnes the regular price for milling
Comstoek srss Wa SIS per ton. In
October, 1876, this company. then opsr-
stinR the best mills working Comstook
ores, reduced their price from SIS to
Sl2 Der ton. In February. 1877. four
months later. their rates were again re-
duced from S12 TO I'll per ton. Two
months latsr they dropped their schsd.
uls price to $40 per ton and In January.
1878, from $40 TO 30 per ton. which
price maintains at the. present time.
Not only did this company thus 70
duos the csst Of milling Comstock ores.
but they brought such proficiency TO
their milling operations that they worked
the ores up TO ssvsnty-thrss per cent. Of
their assay valls. while other mills gave
. return Of but sixty.Avs per cent. Of the
sssay value. At the present time they
return ovsr ssvsnty-avs per cent. OF the
assay value OF ores given them to reduce.
The part played BY the Pacific Wood.
Lumber and Flums Company In bringing
about q reduction In the cost Of wood
and lumber. which enter largely into the
expense Of mining ores. has been scarce
" less marked. In 1876 the price oil
timber Was SAT per thousand feet. The
competition induced By this company
brought the price down to $l7 per thous'
aud-a reduction Of thirty-ssvsu pei
cent. in the cost Of this one item; and si
that time and subsequently, immense
quantities Of timber have been used. mol
only In the usual way. bat In the stopss
Of the big bonanza. whore q shift was
constantly employed In hllisg with
square timbsrs much Of the space from
which ore was extracted.
Wood. vhsnth this company vas formed.
IVES bringing BY the quantity $l2 pei
cord. Through its composition the
price fell 70 $40. q reduction Of l6M per
cent. .
This company having thus reduced
rates. Wa In turn compelled to 60 out
Of business. a. Il could not compete
with prices at which wood and timber
were offered BY contracting parties.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-19

F. A. Parks, the wsll.known mining
and mill man. left evening before last
for San Francisco for the purpose Of
joining D. Il. Jackson and others. who
are forming . party to explore the Sierra
Madrs mining region, Mexico. The
party will FIRST 60 TO FL Psso.
Tommy Quinlan. ct one time bar.
keeper ct DR.. ~Spalding's saloon and
other saloons In Virginia. and aitsrward
partner Of Charley Daley In the saloon
business, died Of smallpox In Ban Fran
cisco ON the 9Th instant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-19
Daasries ~Cesrs-Risass. Judge.

The following business was trans
acted In this Court today:
Hall W. Mstcalt-To bs tried by the
Court on the Gath instant.
King VI. Lyndes OF Atrial changed
from the 25th to the 2sd instant. Court
case.
Byington ~. Flattery-Chansed from
the 2sth Of February to March Sd.
Court case.
Estate Of Jacob Bell. dsosassd-Ds-
cree OF distribution entered.
McGurn VI. Lean-Set for March >.
Estate OF William Wilton, deceased
Citation issued TO administrators to ap'
pear and answer March 9th at 10 4. u.
Fred johnson VI. His Creditors
Ordered that the ex-Clerk appear ct 10
A. u. March 9Th and show cause. II any
he has, Why his fees should not 30 70.
duced. This 10 done 1t the instance OF
the Bar and for the purpose Of establish
ing the practice In suoh cases and to get
judicial Interpretation OF the fee BILL
Estats OF @. W. sounans,ins. do.
csssed.-Fina Settlement allowed.
Lonksy 4 Smith W. Baksr-Demur.
rer passed.
Pisty Hill ". Andss-Dsmurrsr with.
drawn; twenty days TO answer.
State 70. B. h. Carrick OF a.-Motion
Of District Attorney TO set aside default
allowed; cause placed on calendar land
demurrer TO complaint passed.
Adjourned till Monday ct 10 A. n.
YESTERDAY.
Boyssn VI. His Crsditors-Shsrid ap-
pointed assignee.
Gsgnon W. His Cfsditor-Sams Or
der.
Guardianship Of Ellen A. LeRg. mi.
nor-H. d. Gross appointed guardian;
bond 500. d.
Loneabsueh 70. Merton Continued
for the term.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-19
The frsnsvaal War.

LONDON. February 49, The Ws'
Once has received . telegram from Gen.
Colley stating that the column OF Gen.
Wood has arrived at Newcastle. Some
Boers we're sssn on the rosd. but offered
no opposition. The bulk Of the Beers
forces has apparently returned 10 Laing'
snsck.
have bssn reinforced by . large body
from Pretrorius. They are surrounding
Newcastle, estimated 5000 strong.
NEW Yoax, February ls. The ~
buns interviewed . gentleman from the
Transvaal, Who says the reason Of the
Success Of the Beers IL that thsy are the
beat marksmsn in the world, from long
practice. Their campaigns. too, have
been conducted with great wisdom and
skill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-19
IniIisary asssisg.

At . meeting Of the commissioned off,
GERS Of the Comstock militia 10 Virgins
last evening. General .Battermsn pre-
sided. and Lieutenant WIN. n. Brennan
was chosen Secretary. Every company
vas represented, and SEINE Of them fully.
The Secretary val instructed to draw.
and forward TO the Assembly In Carson.
q memorial asking that Mr.. Drexlsr's
bill b not passed. This bill proposes
that 100 men shall constitute the mimi
mum ~msnbsrship Of any one company.
ana 400 the maximum. II wsuld viz
finally disband al our militia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-19

Mrs. Polk. the widow Of the sx.Prssi.
dent, 10 nearly eighty years old. and still
retains ss~msthina Of her early charms.
She 10 fond Of literature. and greatly In
tsrestsd In the history Of the day, Shs
lives quietly at Nashville with . faver-
tie niece for companion. She 10 % high
IL esteemed In Tennessee that through
all the financial vicissitudss Of the State
the interest on her SO. 900 worth loi
bonds has always been promptly paid
with NO demuf.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-19
PampsrnieksI.

The Aroonaui runs French bonbons I;
here Is . little German pumpsrnickel
Haendler-" Sic wuensohtsn seht
Kospis Kraut; Lob braohts bios sisben."
Kausier-"Lasssn sic ihren Kopf hier.
or let gerads 20 gut" =,
Hssndlsr-"Msin Kopf TINT ueberaii
besssr ais der. wsloheu sic auf sieh
h.h.n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-19

The mill returns Of the recent reduc.
ton Of the Hale & Norcross ore show
that there were crushed 725 tons, which
averaged SAT per ton and yielded SS2,'
995 81 In bullion bars. Of which $lS.'
l3l 30 were gold and $l4.s63 u sill
YER. The percentage Of gold 10 much
larger than usual for Comstock ores.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-19

Captain Charles E. Havsnor. Of Rock.
land. Maine. has . quadrant which used
70 belong to Captain Kidd. 1t 10 OF IN.
tiquatsd design. weighing about fftesn
pounds. made Of ebony. with mountings
Of brass. the case inlaid with ivory and
showing unmistakabls evidence Of age.
Its length il twenty inches. and the
length Of the arc sixteen inches. An
oval piece Of ivory 10 also set 10 the
frame bearing Captain Kids name.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-19

At . meeting Of Yellow jacket Hose
Company Thursday evening the follow
Ina ofaosns were elected to serve for the
ensuing term Of six months: J. b. Hal
stssa, President; B. Schasn. Vies Presi-
dent; E. E. Beekvith. Recording Sscrs-
tary; ". ]. Hooper. Financial Secretary;
J. P. Parks. Treasurer; ". II. Nicoii.
Foreman; e. Cumming. First Assistant;
7. Fitzgerald. Second Assistant; w. d.
Miller and T. Shelby. Trustees.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-19

James B. Brown. brother Of the ssn-
ator from Georgia, 10 . Judge In that
State, and II said to bsa model Of con.
scienhousnsss. Il n related that recent
IL q railway accident made him . half
hour late In reachins the sourt-houss In
Narrissta, and Il 10 Stated be not only
apoloeixsd 10 the lawysn assembled.
bat ordered that . Ans Of Ave dollars
sosinst hinsslf should b entered.
Too ostsutsdeas, By hall.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-19
The Chinese Treaties.

new Yo.x, February ia Wash.
inston special says: Il 10 said that Sen
a.or Eaton, Chairman Of the Foreign
Relations Committee. who has the Chi
nsse treaties In charge, intends TO keep
them back until after the 4th Of March.
There 10 . great deal Of ~dissatsfsotion
about the language OF the emigration
clause, and Il 10 not believed that thsrs
will be time for its proper discussion
this session. No such understanding
had been reached In committee when the
-trestiss were under consideration.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-19
Prospect, Of the Funding Bill.

WASHINGTON, February ls.-Lssding
members Of the Ways and Means. Ap'
preparations and other influential com.
mittses Of the House. say the. Funding
bill, - II passed the Senate, will 60
through the House without any difaculty
or delay Whatever Undoubtedly SEINE
pressure will b brought TO bear upon
the President to veto IL and call an extra
session OF Congress for the passage Of
another funding bill. The members Of
Congress Who favor the veto do 90 on
the ground that II 10 . risky 'sxpsrimsnt
to try to float . three per cent. loan,
and on the additional ground that the
section compelling national banks to
make only new bonds security for their
circulation II oppressive 10 these banks:
and therefore injurious to the financial
stability OF the country.
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nhcellaneou

WASHINGTON. February 1.-the Ben.
ass yesterday passsd the Funding bill.
Il retains the provision requiring ns-
tionai banks 10 take the new bonds and
surrender thsir four and . half PEI
cents. and psys thrss per cent. intsssst
on The bonds and certificates.
Ths remains d Fernando Weed have
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-19

Nsourn, ths vsll-knova srosss' "
..,ins oss.sss Of Ans quality q TIVE
bits Q dessa.
o.osaln T. @. Taylor. Of the yellow
$3.50. went below La evening.
Amons The arrivals soday N. sups.a,-
~.sIens Hamiltos. Of he Con. lnPsHaa'
r>,.aI I. Bsal ~ AID . bed =
aNstaEy rahts.
Itasaa SAsiss azs n u nases&
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A Report Virtually Confirmed.

NEW YoRx, February l9.-Ths Posl
says, In part confirmation Of the report
Of yesterday. that the %. 900 raised
by the chief ~oreanissr Of the Oregon
Navigation Company vas 70 DO used IN
obtaining control Of the Northern Pscinc
Railroad: I'VE have the authority OF q
leading banker for the statement that the
chief promoter Of the Oregon Naviga.
ton Company told him be had already
secured Q majority Of Northern Paeihc
afook."
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Arrivals rhss .

&C Hamilton. W n Doens. Gee I Lam.
mon and wife. R R stswartsou. Mrs. Ben
der, W Il Dickens, Miss Mitchell. Mrs
osuss, J p Joachimson. O b sproule and
wife. W D @ Gibson. I'D Baldwin. JE
Patton, Q Williams, IA Graham Miss L
Mccarthy. Miss Lizzie Collins. cB Hall.
JHsalyags, p B NcCourt
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ne.areures l.ass Eveaisg.

FAParis. James xsshan. T Taylor.
Mrs. Q J George. Miss L Dalabsrtauehs'
Niss J Naynsld. Mrs. D z Davis, is Cur.
tis. L + Atkinson and wife. Js Hassstt. L
" shepard. Nra B Paddock and family
Mr. Doc, Nn = Farnham.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-19

The wife. Of John B. Shaw. time
tssosr Of Tie BONANZA mines. has bssn
ouits III Of pnsumoaia for Q weak past.
Hsr sympsons yesterday assumed Q
more fsyssahts tuf., however.