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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-19
FOREIGN DISPATCHES
ST. Petersburg Items.

ST. PrTEnsBuao. March IS. - The
ground dug mp where the mine wa dis
covered has been rsHllsd. The doors OF
the shop in which the mouth Of the
mine 10 situated have been sealed up
and . guard stationed at the premises.
II has been decided to erect . religious
msmsnto upon the spot where the Gear
fell.
One Of the chief organizers Of the
plot. captured two days before the assas.
sination, confessed after the deed was
accomplished, and so deeply incrim.
mated Reussakoff. He also confessed
and denounced his a~coomplices. Hence
the arrests on Monday and Tuesday and
the discovery OF the mine. Many rsvo.
lutionary proclsmations have been found
posted inside and outside the public
buildings.
The Mopc Vemya says: The Russian
authorities we're advised several months
ago that Nihilists from Chicago, Ills,
had rs-entsred the country.
Several editors have been summoned
before the Press Censor, who requested
them 10 refrain from u%ttsranoes oalcu.
lated to exotic public opinion.
Il 10 stated that the Gear desires TO
have . Chancellor 10 direct the admins.
tration OF Foreign Affairs. Prince Or.
lof and General Ignatisf are mentioned
In this connection.
A measure has actually been prepared
With the sanction Of the late Gear tend.
ing toward . representative government.
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MiscellaneOus.

New YoRx, March l9.-Ths Tribune
says that one OF the robbers who entered
the house Of Miss Roberts, In Brooklyn.
and robbed her Of $4,000 worth Of bonds
and jswslry, has been arrested and idsn-
tilted by his victim.
CHICAGO, March 19.--Thsodore Wolf,
aged thirty.six years, hung himself yes
terday In the attic OF his house, No. 363
Division street.
The registered letter bag was stolen
from the mail car which arrived yester-
day morning over the Cincinnati, La.
iayette and Chicago Railroad. The OH.
cials OF the government and OF the road
are reticent about the matter, refusing to
give the particulars.
CHARLESTON, March 19.-James Black
was hanged at Marion yesterday for the
murder Of Eli Wilcox. He had been 70.
proved twice. As the trap fell the rops
broke aud Black fell heavily to the
ground. splitting blood and calling for
water. Eighteen minutes later the trap
was sprung . second tune.
RICHMOND. Va, March 18.-George 8.
Davidson, who. as Q Lieutenant In
Lathsm's Confederate Battery. fred the
first gun at the battle Of Bull Run, died
yesterday at Estelleville.
BAN ANTONIO. March l9.-Parties are
here with instructions to purchase y.
600. 900 acres Of land In Mexico. for
whom is not stated.
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The Lord Mayors Blow.Up-Possi.
bly, Some Humbug.


NEW YoRx. March ia World Lon.
don special, speaking Of the Mansion
House plot. says: Lord Mayor Near.
thur IL one OF the Liberal members fol
Lambeth, and his relations with the
Irish leaders In Parliament are quite
cordial, wbilo be receives . very large
Irish vote In his constituency. II Il ID
the Fenian policy to destroy property.
why OF oil places in London did they
select the Mansion House. and why
make an attempt with Q few pounds OF
powder. when dynamite cartridges could
have done the business much more
thoroughly The story. a. told by the
police authorities. is doubtless true
enough, as far as Il goes. but the i'm.
preston among these who know
something OF the inner workings Of the
force. 10 that the police themselves ''put
up the job" The public 10 nervous,
and these frequent discoveries OF mys-
terious powder packages lead to . de-
mand for extra detectives, who are draft
cd out OF the regular force. 1t is much
pleasantsr to walk about In plain
clothes, with extra pay, than 10 trudgs
In uniform on o m%onotonous beat. More.
over, the finders OF these ''infernal ms-
chimes are always handsomely rewarded
out Of the gratuity fund and put down
for early promotion.
LONDON. March IS. The Standard
says: Two American newspapers were
found with the powdsr.box discovered
near tbs Mansion Hsuse. The Corpora
tiop OF London have offered fl00 re-
ward for the discovery OF the perpetrators
Of the crime. Additional police have
been stationed ct the Mansion House.
Bank Of England and other important
buildinRs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-19
The Tir,t Through Train.

KANSAS CrrY, March l8.-Ths nNt
through train over the Atchison. Topeka
and Santa Fs Railroad for Dsming. max.
ing connection with the Southern Pacific
for San Francisco. left the Union depot
last night at $50. There were seven
cars In the train. oil crowded. and among
the passengers were fourteen tieketed to
Ban Francisco and points on the South:
srn Pacific. Captain ]. F. George Of
this city took out the frst through train,
and James Flynn. who has been running
engines for nineteen years, drove the
locomotive. The train moved cut Of the
depot amid the shouts OF the crowd As
ssmbled to witness the opening OF the
great southern route to the Pacific.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-19
h. Presidential Pension Fund.

New YoRx, March 18.-In November
last an appeal was made for . subscrip-
ton to provide . perpetual fund. whose
annual income should b enjoyed during
life, and while not holding any federal
Office, by the oldest sx.Prssidsnt Of the
United States. The desired amount o.
the fund was stated at $3.50. 900. and its
probable yearly income at $i2. s2o. The
task OF raising tho fund was undertaken
In person by George Jones, and the
record Of his completed work 10 con.
tanned in the following report: ~ have
the pleasure to announce that OF the
entire amount OF $3.50. 900 which has
been subscribed. Sale. 900 has been paid
In. The outstanding subscriptions are
mainly those OF . few subscribers for
large amounts, who are ct present out OF
the country. and who have not yet had
time to answer my request for payment.
Tho amount already received has been
invested BY . committee Of subscribers,
consisting Of E. D. Morgan, Oliver
Hoyt and George Jones. and will yield
an annual income Of $13. le0. Should
the remainder be invested 10 equal ad-
vantage. the fund will yield over $4,000
n year."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-19
canuon still Loaded.

CHEYExNr. March ia Leader 70
porter interviewed Cannon, the Mormon
Delegate to Congress. Cannon o.
presses confidence in ultimate victory
over Campbell. He says all the lawyers
and Congressman In Washington agree
that he cannot be kept out OF his seat.
The idea was suggested that the next
House, being Republican, would keep
him out in the cold. He said hs had
more to hope for from . Republican
House. because Republicans abhorred
the principle which sought 10 unsest
him. As to Governor Murray's visit to
Mentor, several days before the inaugu-
ration, and the announcement that Gar.
Geld Endorsed Murrsy's action, Cannon
said he had 1t from good authority that
Garfield did not approve the giving Of
the certificate to Campbell.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-19

Ex.Sherif Williamson has bought .
One residence and farm in Fresno county.
California, and will move down there
about the first OF next month.
Rusl o. Gridlsy. Of Sanitary Aour.sack
fame, died at Modesto. California. dur.
ING the winter Of 1870. and thus sacked
the more recent Gridlsy.
The Tahoe Lumber and Fluming Com
pany will commence aumins woodsoms-
time next week.
County Commissioners Fraser il still
at the Springs. where he ID rseuperssins
rapidly.
r. p. Heating will return from Ban
Francisco tomorrow morning.
Judge Belknsp. Of The Supreme Court.
came up from Carson today.
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Ioeasonable.

Spring seems getting ready to jump
into the weather ring. ding her robes
DER the ~sagsbrush and perfume the
washoe zephyrs with her breath. VIM
ter may lap her again. however. before
tomorrow morning at GA O'Clock, ct
which time everybody will pass under
her wand and there continue till sum.
m.r comes on shift June 81, ct asa A.
n. This lady gives promise Of being
unusually ardent this year. She will
Weld 10 Autumn Of 4:54 p. n. Septsm-
her %, and winter will return at lloA
A. n. December 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-19

Yesterday afternoon the tunnel which
for some years past has been running
from American Raviue to tap the ledge
in the Lord OF Lorns mine, American
Flat, cut through the east wall Of the
vein itself, at q point 800 feet below the
surface. Green chloride, assaying well
in silver, and soft brown casing material
giving assays Of gold. were out into. and
the company will soon know more about
their ledge than they have found out In
the eight or ten years they have been
working IL. They claim to have the
main Comstock and that It Is about 25O
feet wide at that point.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-19
The Story doubted.

CHICAGO. March l9.-Gensrsl Sheri.
dan and all the officers Of his staff thor
oughly discredit the story from New
Mexico that the Apache Indians attacked
Q wagon train OF Puerto de Chocolate
and massacred thirty people. No such
intelligence has been received at mill.
tary headquarters. where 1t would natu.
rally be known first. since the Indians
make their raids from q point near Fort
Cummings, from which post any hostile
movements would be instantly tsle-
graphed to Chicago.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-19
D,s,ries Cs.rs-R is'sx. Judge.

The following business was trans
acted in this Court today:
James Cook vs.. His Crsditors-Sher-
III appointed assignee.
Estate OF Chas. Van Gorder, deceased
Vouchers aled under decree OF distri-
button by the Court. administrator dis
charged and bis bondsmen released.
Lonkey Il Smith VI. Baksr-Demur.
rer passed.
Margaret HalliRan VI. Utah-Same.
Phillips VI. Sabine. Tolo. Geo. Doug.
lass, and other mines, Eve cases-Set
for IL 80 today.
Kelly vs.. Acknowledgement for the
defendant for 50.
George d. Holt Va. Niagara-Passed
till April 4. to be then reset for trial.
Recess till IL 80.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-19
rspep's opera House.

This evening John A. Stevens and bis
New York dramatic company will sp-
pear at Piper's Opera House for the last
time, and in Passions Slave" The
play brings out the entire strength OF
the company. and. what 10 nor to the
purpose, places them all in appropriate
roles. They are not 20 placed in "Un.
Known" Those Who Witnessed the
play last Wednesday night will see it
again tonight. It Is q really good play,
we'll played. and affords an enjoyable
evenings entertainment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-19
Ireland's Troubles.

LONDON. March l7.-Arcbbishop Croks
Of Cashsl has written A. n. Sullivan.
co%ngratulstipg him ON his reply to the
Lenten pastoral Of Archbishop McCabe,
Archbishop Croks says he unreservedly
adopts Sullivan's sentiments against
Archbishop McCabs's monstrous impu.
tations.
The Ladies' Land Leagues sent 9
quantity OF furniture aud clothing. and
. number Of games and . supply oi
shamrocks to the prisoners In Kilmain'
ham jail.
A testimonial movement 10 started In
Dublin to present Davitt With fl0. DOC
on bis release. An appeal with this In
view will be made to America.
In the House OF Lords, the Arms bill
passed In COMMITTEES.
In Committee OF Supply the vote for
1874. QUO men for the army Tor the coming
year was agreed to.
DUBLIN. March 17.-Thirty Land
League chiefs are now In prison.
Sheridan. the organizer. Was arrested
today ct Tubbercurry. His wife was on
her death.bed.
Lsndlordism 10 now rampant. The
landlords are serving some prisoners
with writs for back rents In jail.
Land meetings were held last Sunday
In fifteen counties. There we're Rrea,
mulutudes, immense enthusiasm. brave
speeches, and strong, radical and ring
ing resolutions. The Irish people are
most determined, and will fight the gov
eminent to the last.
Four hundred tenants. under landlord
Palmer. OF Mayo. have struck against
rent on account OF the arrests gsing on.
Eviction notices are falling In showers
over Ireland. Twelve hundred wriis
and sjectnents were served last week.
The Land League oounssls the people
TO resist TO the last. The consequences
In oil likelihood OF this general resist
ance will DO large numbers Of land sales
for non-psynsnt Of rent. What the
landlords will gain by such . result re-
mains to BE- seen. There 10 q general
feeling with regard 70 sjectments
throughout the Land League that the
people should let all evictions take place
and that the Land League should then
Immediately provide houses on the
svictsd farms.
The celebration Of 81. Patrck's Day
was unusually quiet throughout Ireland.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-19
Tho Chinese treaties.

WAsHINoToN, March l9.-1n the exec
utivs session Of the Senate yesterday the
Chinese treaties were taken from the
table and referred to the newly.appointed
Committee on Foreign Relations. They
will undoubtedly be reported back with
Q favorable Recommendation early next
week. The Committee now consists OF
Senators Burnside. Conkliug. Edmunds.
Miller, Ferry, johnson, German. Hill OF
Georgia, and Pendleton. Edmunds will
be absen. In Florida during the rest OF
the season. but at least Ave OF the re-
naming members will favor the ratifea-
ton OF the treaties without amendment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-19
Arrivals THIS Aer.s.s.

ia Stevens and wife. J II Miller. ID
Mccarthy. Thomas C~avanaugh. N Grow.
lev, w b Sheldon. d Rebus, ] Ryan. Mrs
Sullivan. A Helm. c II Belknap, J Piper,
Miss Grifith. George Piper. Miss J Good
win. Miss II Blythe. W II Bailey. Colonel
W y Wood. X Mable. J Bright. W George.
W Wilkes. d II Fraser, J Il Mason, ] +
Bryan, A Mooser. J ii Hunter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-19
EASTERN DISPATCHES
ORGANIZED.
Tho Senate Organizes at Last-Re.
~publicaus In the Lead.

WASHINGTON, March Is.-Frye tool
his seat.
Psndlston called up the organization
resolution.
Anthony. intending to Offer another
resolution. moved to indefinitely post
pone. The vote resulted 81 to 81, Davis
voting with the Democrats. Malone,
to the establishment Of all. voted with
the Democrats at frst, but changed biz
vote amid applause and Kisses. Ed
munds and Vsnos were paired.
The Chair voted aye and declared The
motion CARED.
After the vote Of the Vice President,
saulsbury said be rose, net TO object Il
the vote Of the Vice President. but "a
express the opinion that he had mol
the power to decide in . question Of THU
character. II vas an assumption Of
power by the Vice President unwarrantsd
BY the Constitution.
Logan said be merely followed prece.
dents. and quoted . similar case In 1879
Anthony then offered . resolution 70
organizing the committees on the Be.
publican basis. Carried BY the same
vote, the Vice President throwing the
deciding vote.
The Senate went into executive Sos
sion.
when the doors were opened the
Senate adjourned uEtil Monday.
COMMITTEES CHOSEN.
Following are the Senate committees
% elected, the arst.named on each being
Chairman:
Electiops-Hoar. Cameron Of Wisoou.
sin, Teller. Sherman, Frye, salisbury
Hill OF Georgia, Vance and Pugh.
Foreign Rsiations-Burnside. Conk.
ling, Edmunds, Miller, Ferry. johnson,
Morgan, Hill Of Georgia and Pepdleton.
Finance Morrill,. Sherman. Ferry.
Jones OF Nevada. Allison, Plat OF New
York. Bsysrd. Voorhees,. Beck, McPhsr'
SON and Harris.
Appropriations - Allison, Logan,
Dawes, Plumb. Hale, Davis OF West Vir'
ginia, Brent, Random and Cockrell.
Commsros - Conkling. Mcmillan.
Jones OF Nevada. Kellogg. Conger, Ran
som. Farley, Coke and Vest.
Manufacturss-Congsr, Hale, Sewell,
Mcpherson aud Williams.
observation-disclosures. Blair, Plumb,
Van Wyck. Davis Of West Virginia.
Slater and George.
Military Affairs - Logan, Burnside,
Cameron of Pennsylvania, Harrison.
Sswell. Cockrsll, Maxey. Grover and
Hampton.
Naval Afairs-Cameron Of Pennsyl.
vania. Anthony. Rollins. Miller. Ma
hone. Mcpherson, Jones OF Florida.
Vance and Farley.
Judiciary-Edmunds, Conkling. Lo.
gan. Ipgalls. Mcmillan. Garland, Davis
of Illinois, Bsyard and Lamar.
The Democratic Senators have deter.
mined to resist all attempts to put IN
new officers. Their plan Of action will
be decided at . caucus on Monday.
Those opposing flibustering have been
ovsrrulsd. They say the present EN-
ployes are not prepared for so sudden q
dismissal, as they believed the Demo
Gratis had the organisation. The Repub-
licaus expect and are prepared for
stubborn contest. Davis will not hli'
buster. but the rest Of the Democrats
can make . stand for . few days. The
Republicans will probably consider the
matter on Monday,
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C.u.sy Cesami..isse,s.

The Board OF County Commissioner
were to meet at 10 NJ. today. the object
being to pass on applications for relief.
So numerous have these become under
the new law and by reason Of the gen.
eral belief that any one can get aid by
securing the signatures OF two taxpayers
to his petition, that the Board has found
il necessary to get about $500 blank ap.
plications printed. Practically the bill
IL not reducing the expenses OF the
county for INDECENT purposes. These
petitions are In little books like receipts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-19
The Postal service.

NEW YoRk. March ia Herald
Washington special says: Postmaster
General James Is already busy in study.
ing possible improvements In the postal
service. He wants. in the first place. tc
make the Postofioe self. supportipg, and,
next, to improve the free delivery service
In the great cities. and make II 90 good
No London. il not better. He mentions
l, as Q curious fact that 10 the postal re-
turns OF London were cut out OF the
gross revenues Of the English P~ostofice
that the department would not be SELF
supporting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-19
RelsssaGd

The Europa was placed among those
stricken from the list Of stocks called In
the San Francisco Stock Board BY mis-
take. The yearly dues Of the company
were paid in January last. but the proper
credit did not appear or the books oil
the Board. Upon this showing the
Europa was promptly removed from the
blacklist and rsinstated on the call.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-19

After an enthusiastic lover spends two
hours hard labor over . letter to his
girl. and then mars lie beauty BY spill.
ing . drop Of ink on II, he hrst swears
in . scientific manner for q few minutes
and then draws . circle round the blot
and tells her 1t 10 Q kiss, and she, poor
thing. believes IL,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-19
Rsligisss Nssiess.

Methodist Church. Gold Hill-Rev. W.
G. Gray will preach tomorrow Sunday
evening at 7:i5. Sunday school at =. u.
st Johns Church. Gold Hill-Sunday
school At 2. n. All are cordially invited
10 attend.
There will DO divine service At Grace
Church, Silver City, tomorrow evening at
7:sO O'Clock. Rev. George N. Eastman Oh.
ciatipg.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-19

Mr.. Tennyson 10 staying In London
and frequently visits many Of the haunts
Of his youth which are still 10 sxistsnes
among them the ''Cock" Tavern In
FIeet-st., which be made famous By bis
monoloeus OF "Will Waterproof" The
poet, Il 10 solsmnly recorded. 10 demo-
cratic enough to wash down bis dinner
With Q modest pint Of beer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-19
A. Others Nee Him.

A correspondent Of the New York TIL.
bune draws this picture Of Colonel Fair:
"Senator Fair is a muscular man Of
medium stature with brown hair. blue
eyes, rudy cheeks aud a mat OF IRON
gray whiskers. His manners are quiet,
and his expression that OF . man OF
strong determination"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-19
Reasons for an Extra Session.

New YORK, March lS.-The World
editorislly says: The strongest point YET
made for an extra session OF Congress
has been offered to the Republicans BY
the incredible imbeoility Of ex.Speaker
Randall and other so-called Democrats,
who prevented the adoption by the late
Democratic Congress OF Senator Eston's
plain and outspoksn resolution touching
the rights and duties Of the United
States In regard to the attempt OF Les.
sept and his associates 10 utilize the
Colombian government as q stock-job'
bling confederate OF Paris spectators.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-19

A Chicago man committed suicide the
other day because he found his businsss
i~ncrsasing 20 rapidly that hs could not
manage Il. We suspect II never occurred
to him 10 order his advsrtssmsnt out Of
the papers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-19

Mr.. Glsdstons's wound. caused BY bis
fall on the snowy ground. was rather sn
uncomfortable me-. The scalp was cut
clean through to the bone. The excite
ment In London could net have been
much greater II be had broken his head.
The Queen sent twice Q day 10 inquire
about him, and the Princess Of Wales
called upon him In person.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-19

During the past three months there
has been sold in Jacksonville. Oregon,
alone. over 5000 deer skins. The
deer will average aix,y pounds, 80 that
within Q few months the deer. slaysrs
have consumed 800. 900 pounds Of vsni.
non.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-19

Denver IL frightened over its impure
water, and the boys have taken TO vhis.
Ky straight again. They would rather
die Of snakes In thsis boots than snakes
n the water.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-19
STOCK REkOBT.
Inan Frasefsee Bsard.

LAST EvESrSo.
40 Eureka Con-. IS
20 Northern Belle. l3k
500 Grand Prize,
305 Argenta. l6c, 2ec
2670 Navajo, AZ. 20
2v0 Albion, I 10
200 Wales, CSC, I
10 Nj. Diablo. s
As Bodis, 81
$50 Columbus,
800 Syndicate. SOC
100 Belvidere. DC si0
rs Booker Con-. Sc
100 Blackhawk iec
100 Mono, 95c
Jas Jupiter. $50
IS Addenda, 20c
10 North MONDAY. I 20
1000 Orc. SOC. SSc
SIS Paris. II
40 Silver King. 22S. 22k
THIS MORNING.
40 Mexican, 4 80. A., Is
445 Gould 4 Curry, 3 20. 81
10 BessS Belcher. ca
IS California, 9oc
46 savage. I IS. ~
40 Potosi. =. Us
Zoe Hale a Norcross. 8 20
$50 Grown Point. I 10. I 20
$50 Yellow Jacket, 255
100 Imperial. loo
$50 Belchsr. I 40, I 80
Is Alpha. 2 40
$50 Confidence. AZ
$50 Sierra Nevada. CT, ca $50
10 Utah. ca
$50 Bullion. SOC, 35c
40 Seq. Belcher, AS
rs Exchequer. $50
7l0 OvsrmAn, Coo. $50
rs Con. Virginia, I GO
SO J~ustice. 4Oc
70 Union Con-, 6h, ca
AS Alta. I 65. 1 10. N
100 Silver Hill. 25e
$50 Andes. I Is. I 20
10 Ward, I so
220 Scorpion, I 10
80 Golden Gate.
100 Solid Silver. 25c
100 Concordia. 40c
8 Eureka Con-. $50
100 Belmont. 25c
10 Northern Belle. l3S
300 Grand Prize. SIC. SOC
1870 Navajo. AZ, 2 20. 10
l225 Day. soc
$40 Albion. I 40. IL
100 Wales. l
1850 Mt. Potosi, zoe
20 Mt. Diablo, 50
IS Bodie, 81
10 Bulwer. ~
100 Concordia. 2 10
60 Tioga. SOC
100 Belvidere, 80
$50 Mono. 90c
l3s Con. Pacific. 75c. sec
500 Jupiter. SOC. $50
80 MONDAY, l ~
800 North MONDAY. IN, 20
$50 Orc. S5c. 300
IS Tiptop, 81
$50 Paris, 45c
$50 Silver King. %
800 Navajo. 2 Is
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-19

After next week the Gold Hill schools
will have . vacation Of . week. There
IN talk of longer one, bat that will
probably b deemed unnecessary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-19

Chris James. Thomas Anderson. Miss d
Duffy. II Russell. J shaughnessy. Gov ]
II Kinkead. n Phillips, Doc Benton. W h
Treyillian, L weinshank.