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A IB1E dun or q NtttAll HItA.
Af,srau fGJ,t TtfkatuHh

At I,utliu, Ga.. on tho 4tl, Inst, Er. suRgs was
ptlt huutltlY Htii hia Kun burst thu ttrst shot.
touring tiis hand dtendfn,!y. From tho dust OF
dry oay founI !n tho Fut'. Il y surprised , that
which caused It. to burst. Tho luctor took oH
Mr. NtJHuB' thumb.
, 1881-08-04

Special D9patfh "a 7h6 cAltd9o 1Hbahk
MILWAUKEE, Wis., Aug. a-saufuEl Hall. an
etnploy6 OF tho Chluayo l. milwaukee, ltAilroal.
rot up suddenly at o'elook this morning and
jumped fsuul a see0l,!'st0ry window xof his
ttlnktnx Ills silf to i eREaI iluAr 1y. plunged ~
il.lI was aroWuGd. Temporary !lisauity IL tilt
supposed UAuk0.
, 1881-08-04
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Isuck Il lsayner's nlotla Powder y the
Foachcs, tIohs, tlics and bu.lbuRs Also pspserve!
valuable rurs nt,d WuoIens .ftnn tho rnvakos "
moths. Luck & 1tayner, ninkurB OF tho "Mart"
Cologne.
, 1881-08-04

fn,,r,yoI A. H. .,,,, of thn Iln,ar v,,n1
,"pm. t,, -. .''u us9 ~ .," r.,'t,," n n
tnsun, % tr tn 49,, ~, n,,,'or aI', hv nu,n.
,mr ~ ,i,nn,, ~; ,,,"n Iot ~ rrcat ,oItv
str,"n,t =" e", .A en;u ~ n.ita,,e ~, f,o,,.orro.
it,n ,,,.,t,,.r. ,,a a,.,o, - ,'ns, +, In ,,tmr
mic tn,, n,,.to,,s ~ tiu,,n,.,t,s, sho,renvcs
-. ,.a,,,,,."nsa s,"' T.. ~ "'''''6"''''
y" '0'",suv,o e,,,.,,,'',s.,.,,, 49, r,,,, .-,.,s,
+r,.a .r'.'',..' s'!..e ,.., ~. ''..,,'. 'n
All o,"aa M a1eo ,1""sH ,.ia ,," ,,,o s'.",.r
,sa up tt.o' ,.' "o ,n mnn ' ~" M"ri,
n",,n, '"sTs s,,"so., ~ .itanositInn in nrnai,
,,.,,',,,, ,a .,.,,., ,t',. s,,.i,,,, r,si, II
.w.s .vi,t, r,nit,,,. ~ rit"r tni nj, lcnr.I tin,
.,,,o,,,,oa,,,n,'t - t,',". s,,nnrcr ia In I'm
"hntr - ,ci.i, t,t, ,,ot h,a',,ns. i'm, f,en,tt,.
mr., a., ,,",.'o,,t en-. n.t,r,, t,nt1 nr,tva,i
t,yninmt"rttv nil cvcu werr turned
,owoni l.ra,iloueI': n,%1 wtti,o,,t n wor,l
snnlo,,, n Ian" ,yns n,,rt,ed tu ict lin mss
ti,rn,,~i, thc rroyt, wl,IrI, inter,mse,l tr.
1% two"n lin @ nn,t U ia '1nor T ~ thc tfn,,ses
.y,r,, . arra1,v, nrsorIrrr srntnr.
tin MANNER frnm Nnri,n,nrfom matlo III.
rccfiw fnr tio ,,nor nn,l so ,,aoer ,yoro tio
,nul,ters to iear md acc all that sl,oultt o.
ci,r lint lin rns,, ,,cnrly nushcd lin. viii,
thn DAINTY yHor0nn,,isnt-S i rms. intn Tia saewd
,,rnrincfs. Erthfu,,. l,nynv,.r larrott iha
wnv ntul Informe,l 1,ra,tlnuu| that. by tic
Ntrntsnrfs nr,tprn I'm sysa ftIr1,it tn fi,r11ft1
hin tn ,,nas. i short nnr,av crs.lcd III law
tn,,na hotno c,,tto ,not,,it,,ir. nw1nv tn tho
u,,,r,,,t,r nnt, l,nzy of cxcitc,l rnmn1n,t. Snd-
,lontv 1lro,,lnunt, srizrd rrai,lno nnti nt-
tc,nn,rtl IN n,,sl lin nstdc. Im,neJiatn.
r. lila n,e,,,hcr from Nort,,a,n,,ton was
sci,cI I,v lin nthcr ncn,,ty Serncants.
nt.Arms anil Il number Of policemen, wIlu
nronundcd tn ,lra,, him nrrnss thc lnthv
iowur,, tic nleml,ors' ontrn,lcr.
tr. urr,,:f,f,r ~, 1.n,1.nvrry.
on,t n n,nst ra,mrul ace,o c,,s,,rtt. In wos
hnlf mntlr,i nnl hnlf showed through ti,e
,,,nr ,,v shnnr forrn foitn,yrI bv hundreds
or mr1ui,ers. nrlncIna,ly Conservatives. M1ny
of Than intluinc;l in untccominp iibes
ot tho arnne. wh'cI, xiii hc rc,ncn,,,err,l viii,
min ald s"rruw NJ inne NJ tho histury Of
Tnri,am,crt IL rncollcd tn tia mini. Down
thc hrnnd stairway air,,nrlnr ali thu wny
viii, ,nIgt mr., main nj lin rle< ns rcok,n,,
hta ,,,v,, AMI i,u contnre nors ,voa +n Arct,i
rer @ m FIR Nnrtha,ntto,, ,lrnresd until the outer
, 1881-08-04

lcascS.
rho Ttn,cs says: Mt Is u,lItc certain tlInt |
the Ministry md l1o,lso of Commons will not
be willing 10 accept these largo clnng:s,
To which tho amendments By tho Duka IF |
Argyll. tDrtl i,at,s.lownc, attl otl,cr Liberals
will doubtless be n,ltlc,l."
rttE iHM;rOEs.
Tl,o t'rtncu or Wales, III tlccIntlng tic
International Nfe.ltcal Congress olal,, snItl
tlo Congress ntRlt already be regarded III
very successful lit having attrnEtcd II n,l,n-
bcr Of .tielc9ates, Which ilas ncver been
cuualetl, from nyery country IN Europe nnd
The United Stntcs.
TILE: iAl,oXEss nu1lnETT-courTs AND l!Us-
HAND
80 10 America in October, to remain several
Montls.
COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY.
When the House Of Commons went into
Cotninitteo Of Supply, tho irish members OBJ
structed tie yote for expenses Of tho house
llnll OF tho Lor1-1.euletait Ut ireland until
the clusu Of tho sitting. ..
VALENTINE: nAKE1i, TIL: TuRK.
I)aker 1'asha will leave England shortly 10
| take command Of tho Turkish troops III
| TrlpolI.
LOTS OF TRUTH IN IT.
Commander Worth. Of tho German Lloyds
Steamship Donnu, writes 10 tic news
papers complaining. Of iii hours delay
to Its vessel cnusc,l by Ills sup
position TINT tho dory I.ttlu Western con-
tainesl shipwrcckGd 'pclso,is. lle says. tho
experiment Ut crossing Tho Atlantic IN small
bouts Is now only a sporting venture, l',asle
for money mud nolorlety. Every sltpnnster
is morally obliged to. tnvestlaatc small
boats, to discover whether they nre
cascs Of distress. 1t Is to bn fcared s0r,c
,t. Far
~ s ,tet ts uenx " 1o. Wssr tn me %y s
nov nt,onflnn tn cn.es If nct,,n1 urgency If
t,os" H., , mnvt,nno ~ IT, cross IL ncso
/ -
rrv ,.xn ,,,,, ur,.orr rup rn,,ra-,x.
| wAyrs ro x,r,,. i,,rr n Arua1n TT, STRIKE.
Loxpox, Aue. 3.-i>eep interest was
manifested last night III the second readitlg
Of tic Lind bill in tic ltoi,so Of Lords. At
MI eArly hour tho usually acsefteu bchches
were filled with Peers. while tie peorcsses'
daughters Of the hereditary Legislators;
thoro Inns been no s,ch muster Of Lords. In.
s o or9s YUM tn arisncrs ariy o
sas,,veI s its ,n,,,as,, ~, N InTv Ar t,nI.
sfre%e% str,% a,d ls tc so9as9 p !" yurs re-
servsd ] 10 Tor MeMbers of 1'arilaincnt werc
crowded. with Cotnl,lonnrs nt!xlu.ts to l,cAr
I,orti i;arllnrlprd fCIirl,cstpr F0rtcscuc|
opancd tiu, III tho Uovcri,mcl,t III i
eastrea argt,e,,.atyS ;sFt sFMec!., WhiS ra,;a
nlt tho Gnverneit % eaae Wtln MtlMl.ap,o ,.ns ~.
soise ~ Ito Ito Ebsri i'cors With fe,s aY
rmtss anproanton, when III thois hGstMs IT,, ~
Ssn ay sessis
Ss%r Sut S ~ kssne;s ;,a H%d rSSss s,, e
, 1881-08-04

tenants aaainet their lantifor!s which enabled
Sir. Parnril to n,Rkn tho Land League supreme
IN Ireland orH1 ~ ntnil*lty tinW feelings 81 IN.
Innnl ncttnt,sity which II i,a been tho tulor nt
genera lOuS uf statesmen tn Cffnec.
, 1881-08-04

BER1tHt AUX. j,.-liArfeSt PIoSpccts VI
Hchltswlg-ll llo1stein lI.yo neycr beo,, 80 bail
~ tIl!s yeas. Most OF the farmers at8 selling
eattlo aud horses. owlug to tbs scarcity OF
fodder.
INTERNATIONAL rEACE sclaE,1E.
~ Matt.
I.EnL1N, July 9l.-undtscoilragcd BY tho
lctter sent: IN some tlnlp ago by Marsha!
Count yon Atoltko on tho subject OF fnter-.
ilntlmlal usages In war,- Prot. Ulunlsulsll,
tho celebrated pnblicist Of heidelberg. l'as
eonu forward with another n,!llenAtal sclleille
fur tho happiness and Regeneration 0f nla!.-
kind. Iii tue second volume ot Ills :kklelnu
bullrlttei,," or miscellaneous oSsnys, just
formation alll funrllot.s Of q Eul5.peall coll-
fel!vratiull Ut Stntes. which Will fMrhlat
luattur for serious rellect!oh tu tho cll;
rl0us studqNts. OF !ntcrMasM,nai law alAl
holiday laughter tl' tho : pr.ct!c9s
sossesta1!i soMehsax i,ko IT'LL: i,:aat, o. Fsicra
siais. i iaeomRaii0to wllh tho soveTctxity af
The Eurotean Powers. but not 70 y StaHt4tuiHt
nr political confederation. Of which tho multi
niM would tc 10 ooua4tEc tho Independence. tho
Integrity, md tho frcoaoln OF tne vuFl0tls
ttates. For the pprWMo VI hlH 4ehtMe tho
learned Frufe4sar dlyIdea all Europe intn tbfeb
natioaiat eataxotlcs Ffsst tile sfk TREAT Puwer1i
s44tk>nd. WeAtbrn ppwass- cam9rtsln1 epata
, 1881-08-04
RUSSIA.

Moscow, Ang.1.-'rhe Car and family mr.
rived Tuesday nt juricwitz. Government of
kustrunln,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-30
Fearful s,,s. Of Two Miner.

Two miners working in the Bottom Oh
the Yellow jacket north winze, were
ascending to the cooling station last
night about Z o'clock. on top Of . load
Of rock. Tho rope broke when up q
distance Of about eighty feet, and they
followed the loaded car to the bottom Of
the winzs. The Wine Is on an incline
OF about forty.hve degrees. and the Two
men went down II on their backs ct
lightning speed. They were ct ones
taken to the surface and medical AID
summoned. The doctors found them
suffering from the violent shock they
had received and very nervous. Their
arms, legs and backs were badly scratch
ed and bruised, but no bones were
broken. Ths names Of the men are
Alexander McMahsn and 3. d. Morreii.
The former lives near the old bullion
works IN Gold Hill, and the latter 70.
sides at 1874 South A street. Virginia.
They are resting comfortably today, con-
sideripg that their backs are toe sore TO
touch, and they are reclining on thsir
faces.
Frank Hammond. shift boss. was ct
tie bottom Of the winze when the men
started up. Hearing . rafting noise
soon after. he stepped into . drift Of one
side. thereby barely escaping being
caught and crushed BY the descending
car.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-30
County Jsil No. ..

The report Of the Grand Jury. printed
In today's issue Of the NEWS, recon-
nsnds closing the old City Jail Of Vir-
sinis, and states that the maintenance
OF the same 10 in direct violation OF the
law. This agrees with the position
taken by the News several months ago
with regard to the superiuous bastils Of
Virginia. It Is to be presumed that
the Auditor will hsnceforth refuse to
draw his warrant for the bills incurred
In running that useless and il~legitimate
establishment. BY 50 refusing Gas II 10
his duty to dog he will compel the
speedy adoption Of the recommendation.
thereby siectlnp quite q saving to the
county and be on the safe side OF the
Law himself.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-30

---.--..., .vuuuuiDB the same LOT
!. wenty.four hours. II was also agreed
that these young men should take down
the remaining public decorations and
dispose Of the material for their " use
and benefit. A piece OF Grape remaining
In the hands OF the Committee on Dec.
orations wal voted to Liberty Engine
Company.
All business matters being now con.
cludsd. the thanks Of this meeting were
unanimously rendered a follows: To
Liberty Engine Company for the free
use Of their hall; to the GOLD HILL
DAILY News for donation OF all print
ing bills and other efficient assistance
rendered In the promotion Of the objects
o! this occasion; to 2. Lyfsrd for the
use OF the Homestead premises in the
firing Of the salutes; to the mining com.
psnies who furnished the requisite pow
der for the ~sslstss, aud to oil other parties
who in any way assisted In carrying out
the s%bservaAcss and details Of the oc-
casion.
On motion the meeting now ad-
journsd sine die.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-30
The Nsrti, End.

Sierra Nevada opened very weak thi'
morning, nor did 1t gain much strength
during the day. The decline in price
was doubtless owing to the rumor which
gained wide circulation that the ledge,
where run into by crosscst No. 4, con-
tanned nothing better than barren quartz
Such was not the case. While there
may not be o bonanza yet ct that
point. there Is some, ore. True, Sen.
ator Fair expresses himself disappointed
at the result OF the assays yesterday
In the same breath, however, he spoke
hopefully Of what Q day or two NOR.
might bring to light. 1t will DO well
not to be too hssty in forming an
opinion Of the merits Of the Sierra No.
vada a. q mine. taking crosscut No. 4
even as o gauge. The letter OF informa'
lion promised by Fair will be fOrthcom'
ing In . day or two.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-30
WESTERN DISPATCHES,
Sort or Family Muss.

SAN Fnlscscs. September so.-John
L. Romer, Right Of Way Commissioner
Of the South Pacific Coast Railroad, and
Julius A. Haste, draughtsman and en-.
einesr In the employ OF the Montgomery
avenue cable road, had q row ct the
isttsr's house las. night over . nurse
eih In the employ Of Remer, who 10
sistsr.in.iaw of Haste. during which
Haste got somewhat battered and Romsr
was shot In the back. but not danger
ously. Romer declines 10 prosecute.
but announces his intention OF getting
even In his " way.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-30
ansr.ss. ssress sssssI

San Francisco. September sos ?. H.
Union Con-, i3,s bid. i3k asked. iah
sales; sierra Nevada. 10 bid. lss asked,
- sales. isS sales. l9h bid. 1914 asked
lsA sales. 49,, bid, 1914 asked. ls's
sales; ophir. ~ bid. ~ asked. IL sales;
Best 4 Bsleher. i2S bid; Yellow Jacket.
A. bid. 4 co asked; Alta. 81 bid. 81
asked: Mexican. lOh bid. i0s asked. loNs
sales; Gould 4 Curry, ~ bid; Hale Il
Norcross. 5 10 sales; Chollar. AZ bid
2 So asked; Con. Virginia. 2 Is bid, ~
asked; Utah. 81 bid. S. bid. ss sales;
Ophir. n sales; Andes. I 80 asked; Alta
81 bid; Justice. soc bid. I asked; Crown
Point, 1 IS bid. I 10 asked. I Is sales;
Ophir, ~ sales; Bullion. Coo bid, Csc
asksd; Yellow Jacket. co bid; Alta. 81
bid. 81 asked; Union. II bid. IA sales;
Albion. I 40 sales; Best 4 Belcher. IN bid;
Sierra Nevada. 19a asked. i9h sales; Utah
81 bid; Mexican. lev asked. i0S bid;
Scorpion. q bid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-30
Miscellaneous.

SAN Francisco. September 3o.-A
citizens meeting was held last evening
to devise means 10 erect . monument to
asrasld's memory at Golden Gate Park.
II was concluded to change the pro.
eramms and not confno the contriou'
tions to San Francisco. but to have the
aid OF the entire coast. The design 10
to erect q monument without statuary ut
q cost Of $500.
The new chapel Of the Golden Gate
Commandery Of Knights Tsmplsr, on
Post street, was dedicated last evening
with the usual imposing ceremonies Of
the Masonic Order.
AUBURN, September 3o.-Rogers. Me.
son, Stengall and Frazer. the four men
who attempted to wreck and rob the
train on the Central Pacific Railroad,
near Cape Horn, on the night Of August
81, have been hold In $4,000 bail each.
STOCKTON, September 30.-The fam
lily Of Isaac Laswsll, living near Farm.
ineton, is severely afflicted. One child
died yesterday morning Of diphtheria,
and Ave more are down with II. The
disease in the neighborheod has proved
fatal In nearly every case.
SALT LAKE, September 20. - John
Bernhsissl. Q leading Mormon and the
FIRST Congressional Delegate from Utah,
died In this city yesterday, aged eighty
three years.
vIcTonrA. B. O., September 30.-Yes.
terday afternoon the steamboat Elizabsth
]. Irving, while ON q trip to Yale. took
ere at the town OF Fort Hsps. Frazer
river, and wal totally consumed. She
had on bosrd the mails, eighty passsn.
gers and full freight Of railway and other
goods. All the white passengers. 1t 10
thought, were saved. bat q number OF
Indians are supposed to DO lost. The
boat was just finished at . cost OF $780,
000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-30
Ansr.ssu I.s.r..i session.

SAN FaAScsco, September so-2P. NJ
Sierra Nevada. 10, lst. 1874. lsk, ish,
10; Hale 4 NorerOss, 81; Union Con-.
isk, lsa; Potosi. . Is. 3 40; Mexican,
ioh. lok. ioh. loh; ophir. ~, z. IN;
Utah. 81. 9S. 81; Yellow Jacket. 4 6s;
scorpion. 2. I IS; Con. Virginia. 2 40.
. I5. q 10. Q 45; Belehsr. Al; California
/. I 0s; Ovsrmsn, Ia; Beat i Belehsr,
l2k, l2k ,l2s. i2h bS; Alta. ~; Andes
I IS; E1ehequer. I; Savage. An; Chollar,
~; Overman. IN; Jacket. 4 6S. 4 CO.
Gould 4 Curry. ~; Mexican. loh; Ore
7sc. Toe; Holmes, soc. Soc; Eureka CON-
a 80; Northern Belle. liz; Mono, q
Bsldipg, 2oc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-30
Remarks and Conditions.

In trotting races any horse ~distsncing
the field will receive only frst money.
No money paid In any race without Q
contest.
All entries 10 running races close Sep
tember I; weights announced September
8; declaration October 8.
All entries to trotting races close Sep
TENDER 8, ct 8 o'clock p. NJ, ct the 6scre-
tary's Office In the First National Bank.
Reno.
In all trotting races Ave or moro to en-.
ter. three or more to start.
races, except otherwise specified.
All entries must b addressed 10 b. l..
Fish, Secretary Of the Society, Reno, New.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-30

Mrs. Casey. whose house on the d.
vide was recently burned, has been ar
rested on q charge OF disturbing The
peace In using foul asd unssemly lam
euags to O neighbor. She Is held to ap.
pear before Justice birmingham.
The Board Of Equalization Of washot
county have fixed the assessment Of the
Virginia and Truckss Railroad in tha,
county at 5000 per mile for main
track and $4,000 for side tracks.
Nellie Chapman, q French Canadian
woman and o widow. aged tbirty.eighI
years. was night before last sent &c
Stockton from Ormsby county.
Mr.. Lester, the gsntlemsply Secretary
Of the Consolidated Imperial, has 70
covered from his late illness and 10 AGAR
able 10 attend to his duties.
The Reno Gazette estimates the chance
Of Scovills's recovery frsm his wound al
one In one hundred. There 10 no change
In Baloh's condition.
Charles Smith 10 having an exauisa'
ton today In Justice Hsndsrson's Court
Virginia, on Q charge Of burglary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-30

The examination Of the participants
in the shooting last Tuesday at the STOCK.
heldsrs' meeting Of the Nevada and
Oregon Railroad Company Of Rene, has
been postponed until October @.
Indian troubles have iAtsrfersd with
prsspseters In New Mexico this season.
30 aCemstocksr down there writes back
to friends.
Maggie Q, Captain cansvsn's horse.
was the winner yesterday Of race At
the Stockton Fair. Time: 2:27T. 2:27
and 2:2s.
Senator Fair has concluded the ar.
raaesns.ts for pairing with Plat Of
Connecticut.
The Storey county Board Of Eqasiiza-
don have made ssnshsavy reductions Of
assessments.
RsSsss Glen. Of Virginia, has dleA q
nsties q shaaisansat Of Homestead
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-30
Fourth Day-fhursday, Oct. Is.

No. s.-TRoTTING-Mile and repeat; free
for all three year olds owned for six
months prior to the Fair, In the State
Of Nevada. or in tho counties Of Sierra,
Lassen, Plumss or Modoc, California.
or Grant or Lake counties, Oregon;
purse $500; first horse $500, second
horse SIS. third horse $25.
No. 10.-TR0TTINd-2:30 class; free for
all; mile heats; best three In Ave;
purse $500; FIRST horse $3.50, second
horse 500. third horse $50.
No. ll.-TR0TTING - $40 class; mile
heats; best three In Ave; free for all
horses owned for six months prior 10
Fair, In the State Of Nevads, or In
Sierra, Lassen, Plumas or Modoo
counties, California, or In Grant or
Lake counties, Oregon. 7. n. Win.
ston's sorrel horse and "Carlisls +"
barred; purse $500; lrst horse $500,
second horse SIS, third horse $25.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-30
Fatal Quarrel Between Sewing Ma
chine Agents.

New TACOMA. w. T., September 3o.-
Charles E. Spencer. sgsnt Of the Singer
Sewing Machine Company. who was
warned to leave on Saturday last BY our
citizens for ill.timsd remarks as to the
assassination Of the President, returned
Yesterday evening. He get into an alter
cation with Mr.. Dewitt. agent Of the
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine Com.
pspy. Ailusion being made 10 Spencer
being ordered out Of town was shortly
followed by Spencer firing two pistol
shets into the breast and stomach OF
Dewitt. Spencer is under arrest. Dewitt
cannot possibly live. Spencer claims 70
have acted In self.defsnce.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-30
~ssid Thieves

Thieves have become 20 expert In
Virginia lately that they steal the bed
clothes Of the bed while q person sleeps,
and do 1t 90 quietly the snoozsr never
wakes till hs gets ball. frozen. Next
they will probably lit . fellow out Of
bed and take his night shirt, then place
him near o warm stove 80 hs will mol
wake up from getting cold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-30
h Crack shots.

Marksmsn to the number Of sixteen
met In Virginia last evening to make ar
rsngements for sending . team 10 Cali,
fornia to contest for the championship
Of the Pacific coast. F. G. Lord wal
elected President Of the meeting. P. ],
Dunno Financial Secretary. and George
G. Thsx,sr Corresponding Secretary. /,
was decided to devote . weeks practice
at the 500.yard range and report average
daily score ct next meeting. when u
would be decided whether q team should
be sent,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-30
Meeting OF sebesi Trustees.

The Geld Hill Board Of School Trus.
tees hold their regular monthly meeting
tonight. Among other arrangements,
preparatory to the opening Of the schools
Monday. will be the assignment Of six
teachers to their respective grades, that
number having been elected to the posi-.
tions OF teachers without being classi.
fed. They will also elect o teacher In
the place Of Miss Gsrtis E. Flanagan,
resipped,
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Neral Town.

While Gold Hill Is without q minister
Of any denomination. outsiders will
please remember that she Is alss without
q lawyer. While the people are not
religious they are not immoral. II has
become q fact worthy OF note that even
the District Attorney seldom thinks II
necessary to prosecute . Gold KILLER
charged with an offsnss against the law
the verdict IL always mot guilty"
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RENO, NEVADA.
Speed Programme
First %Day-Nonday, Oct. 10.


No. I.-RUNNING-DIh Of thres-qusr-
tiers Of . mile; for ell two year olds;
$25 p. p, $3.50 added.
No. 2.-DEPoT HOTEL STAKE-RUN-
NING-Dash Of n and one-quarter
miles; for all three year olds; $50 en-.
trance; SIS forfeit; $500 added.
No. B." RENO JOURNAL" STAKE
RUNNING-Free handicap; dash Of
one and one-eixhth miles; $50 on.
trance; $25 forfeit; $40 declaration;
$3.50 added; money must accompany
declaration, or horse will be held for
forfeit.
sPECIAL.-TRoTTING-Two miles and
repeat; free for all horses owned In
Nevada or In tho counties Of Sierra,
Lassen, Plumas or Modoc. California,
or Grant and Lake counties, Oregon;
purse $500; first horse $3.50, second
horse 500, third horse $50.
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Fifth Day-Friday, Oct. II.

No. l2.-ARCADE HOTEL STAKE -
RUNNING-Duh Of one mile; free
for all two year olds; $50 entrance;
$40 forfeit; 5000 added.
No. 1s.-RUNNING-Duh Of two miles
and n hundred yards; free for oil
three year olds; 500 entrance; $25
forfeit; $500 added.
No. l4.-"EvENING GAZETTE" STAKE
-RUNNING-Freo handicap; dash Of
two and n quarter miles; entrance
500; $25 forfeit; $40 declaration;
$500 added; money must accompany
declaration, or horse will be held for
forfeit.
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"swsst Curing Seeds" was the trans
lation Of the name given to Ayers Pills
by q high mandarin Of China, in his let.
ter Of acknowledgment and thanks to
DR.. Aver for having introduced them
into the Celestial Empire-s very appro.
pirate name! They are sweet, they
cure, and are, therefore. the most profit
able ''sssds Q sick man can invest in"
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Two Prise. for Gold Hill.

The State Fair Trustees offer two
prizes for q Firemen's race. for teams Of
twelve, with hose carts. equal in weight.
Distance: quarter Of q mile. First prize.
SIS; second prize. S25. Race to be run
at II A. NJ. on Thursday OF Fair week.
All competing teams are to start at the
same time. In case the cart Of ~ hose
company IL lighter than another 1t will
have to carry ballast.
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h = Minister.

Gold Hill il o without c minister Of
any dsnoninsiion. Father Nulty, the
Catholic priest. wfo has been here q
long while. departed day before ysstsr.
day. It Ia his intention to proceed 10
California as SOC ~ his health will per-
NIT, but at present he Ia too III to ven.
iurs upon the trip. He IL nov under
medical are at st. Mary's Hospital. Vir.
oinia