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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-05
COUNTY coMMlssIoHrRs.
Ala afsntsA-cssy ana Tsw. AaAirs
Geld Hlll Bills.

The County Commissioner. ct their
session today. granted aid 10 the follow
ing applicants: Miss Kate Hill, South
Howard street; Mrs. Ksarns. South q
street; Mrs. Mclaughlin. SO South g
street; Mrs. Trsvillian. 2ss South How
ard street; Mrs. Lsxslls. Gold Hill: Mrs..
Sullivan, A14 South E street.
Tho Board then went into considers
ton OF town and city Affairs.
Thelrsport Of Riorden. Chief Of the
Virginia City Fire Department. gave the
total expenses Of the department ct
S2467 o. last month. 10 reported that
but one Are had occurred. loss BY which
was $3.50. Report referred to Commit.
tee on Fire and Water.
n. j. Hogan appeared before the
Board and complained that water from
Davis street was allowed to run against
his house. thereby costing him consider.
able money to keep bis place In repair.
He wished the Board to AZ the street.
Referred 10 the Committee on Streets.
Chairman Canavan presented his re-
pert Of the condition OF the city and
town funds, Il follows:
| Gold Hill General Fund. ...... Sass ~
Virginia City General Fund. l.seS ~
Virginia City Water Bond Re-
demption Fund. ............ 2,049 40
Virginia City Fire Department
Fund (overdrawn). ......... l,ll2 10
Gold Hill Redemption Fund. "a "a
Tho report was received and ordered
spread on the minutes.
A petition was read from Liberty
Volunteer Hose Company. Gold Hill,
askinR that the compensation for their
services be increased from SIS to $50
per month. Referred to COMMITTEES on
Fire and Water.
The Board allowed the following bills
against the Gold Hill General Fund:
Carson and Lake Tahoe Lumber and
Flumiug company, $l57 6s; VIM. Hall.
repairs Fire Department. $40; +. w.
Folsom, supplies. $40 IS; w. N. Hall
& Co., supplies, Sl2 %; Lonksy 4
| smith, lumber, SIT CO; w. N. Hall i
Co., repairs Fire Department. $25 90;
VIM. Hall, blacksmithing. 81 05; 4.
Phslan. work ON streets. $40 90; w.
Maxwell. same. S15; III. Curran, same.
So; v. Butch. policeman, 500; d. O..
Sheehan, same. 500; Amos Merritt,
Chief Of Police. Sl25; John Marks.
work on streets. sos 90; Fire Depart
msnt. sl65; Water company. Sl75; 4.
Mercer. hay and barley, Sl2 90.
After allowing the salaries OF the EN-.
ployes OF the Fire. Police and Street
Departments OF Virginia. the Board
took O recess until l:S0 o'clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-05
The coucer, and dance Monday even.

The concert and dance Monday even.
ing ct Garfield Hal, viii doubtless be
we'll attended. The price Of admission
10 hfty cents for all (lady or gentleman
Who attend. A lunch will be provided
for all without extra charge.
The teachers Of Storey county are cor
daily invited to attend the hrss session
Of the Lyon county Tsaehsrs' Institut.
which will bs held on the evening Of
Friday, the 26th instant. ct Dayton.
Alb Cling. Who was arrested for knock
Ing down and robbinga Chinamsn in
the employ OF Commissioner Csnsvan,
Vas discharged from custody yesterday
after an examination.
d. E. Mccarthy. Of the Evening Chron'
icls. left for Caliiornia last evening. His
health has been rather poor Of late and
he will try what virtue there 10 In
change Of climate.
W, Mcmillan. an old.timsr on the
Comstock, left here evening before last
for the purpose OF trying his luck In
Washington Territory.
Chris. Zisslsr. . young man OF Gold
Hill. has Q card in our advertising
columns today which hs desires the
public to read.
James Mcfarland. . tinsuith with the
hardware firm Of Wheeler. Hall i Co.,
Of Virginia. has obtained . patent Tor .
stamp mill.
Sines the setting in Of cold weather
the tsmpsraturs In the sutrs tunnel has
decreased considerably.
The transit Of Mercury occur Mon
Say.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-05
The Reception and Banquet to the
New British Minister.


PHILADELPHIA. November g. The
British societies last evening gave the
new British Minister . banqust at st.
Georges Hall. Secretary Blaine, whose
health was drank standing. said he
would echo most heartily and ehserfully
every word that had been said In refer
snss to the sympathy and fraternity be-
tween the two countries. It should be
remembered that ct the time the two
Countries were at war there were g..
600, 900 English speaking people on the
face Of the earth. while now there are
loo. 000, 0OO. Ons.half the commercial
power and thrss.fourths OF the intelli.
asuce Of the world are represented by the
people Of Eueland and America. II
csme here late" continued the Secre.
tsry. .'becsuss I merely wanted TO enjoy
an advance greeting Of her Majesty.
r~,preseutstiye that It will be . duty and
p%lsssure to repeat formally in Washing.
ion. came especially 70 pay tribute to
In great sovereignty be here represents.
In loyalty to that lady and admiration
for that gracious sovereign. this people
are not outdone BY the people Of England:
I offer yeu the toast: The Queen.
This was drank standing, and her
Msiesty's name heartily oheered.
In response to . toast to his health,
Minister West said he wa at q loss 10
Know how to even sckpowledes such
houors. Continuing. he said: ~ thank
You for the cordial reception and the
hind manner In which your President
has spoken, and for the sympathy which
hss bssn expressed. In my official Ca
pscity I shall sndsavor to foster the
friendly feelings between the two coun.
tries. I cannot make . long speech. ]
isel n II was Of home. and do not feel
myself sstranssd among yos. ] cannot
say anything more expressive than this
of ny feelings"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-05
IPtpss's Opera Hsass.

The announcement that Mr.. W. Z.
Sheridan will open OF Pipsr's Opera
House. Virginia, next Monday night for
o weeks engagement has caused q great
demand for season tickets and reserved
seats. A similar opportunity TO witness
the perfornance OF the legitimate drama
BY an actor Of Mr.. Shsridan's reputa-
ton may not occur for many months.
"Mr. Sheridan's recent successes IN
New York, Philadelphia. Chicago. 81.
Louis. Cincinnati. and his remarkable
engagement Of ovsr q hundred per-
fornances in San Francisco, place him
unquestionably a. one Of the greatest
actors on the American stage"
Tickets for the season. six nights, with
reserved seats. will be ssld for six dsllars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-05
The Railroads and Pacific Mall.

New Yoax, November 6.-Ths Union
Pacific has given formal notice that the
agreement with the Pacific Mail has
been cancelled. It Ia reported that the
Union and Central Companies are will
ing to form Q new alliance with the Pc.
clio Mail upon terms somewhat less 10.
vorable to the steamship company, and
also 10 purchase the two Pacific Mall
steamships running the China line. and
II 10 probable that Q satisfactory adjust
ment will be made within q short time.
II NOT, the stock will. In the opinion Of
insiders, 60 down considerably.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-05
National Gasrd Eieesisn.

At the regular election Of Company A.
held at their armory. Virginia. last
evening. the following officers were cho-
sen I: Captain. d. A. Fraser; First
Lieutenant, George A. Morgan; Second
Lieutenant. B. j. Genesy; Junior SEQ
ond Lieutenant. Max Schneider; First
Sergeant. II. ]. Gosse; Second Sergeant.
+. L. Currisr; Color Sergeant. NJ. N.
Davidson; Qusrtermaster Sergeant. j..
Gosss; First Corporal. William Hol.
land; Second Corporal. P. p. Knapp;
Third Corporal. O.. A. Meth; Fourth
Corporal. Will U. Mscksy; Sixth Cor
psral. Thomas Constant; Secretary.
will U. Mackey; Treasurer. A. L. Ed.
wards: Librarian. Thomas Carson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-05
n.ssIss Hlshs chs.gsd.

The meeting night Of Harmony Lodge
No. IS, Knights Of Pythiss. Gold Hill.
has been changed from Friday evening
Of ssoh week to Monday, commencing
nsxt Monday. November 4. 1smbsrs
and visiting Knights will take heed, ~
M notice IN another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-05
Takes shs Cake.

Storey county's payroll land for town
and sity) for October was greatly In e.
cess Of any roll Of the mining companies
for the same month. being $40. s63 IS.
In addition to this seemingly large sum,
there were vetoed bills amounting 10
about $500. and deferred bills that &C.
gregatsd over $500 more.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-05
The AdmIsalon1of Dakota.

WASHINGTON. November 5.-Ths move.
msnt for the admission Of Dakota has
taken more shape than 10 generally sup.
posed. The Republican Senators regard
Il a. Q means Of securing two more Sen.
ators to their party. The bill 10 already
prepared and mere than n speech has
been written. Some Democrats will op.
pose 1t. certainly, and possibly oil. but
David Davis has besn secured to favor IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-05
A Murderous Student.

THIN, Ohio. November 5.-eharlss
Madden, q divinity student at Heidelberg
College, shot and killed Miss Phoebe
Bernard last night on the streets. Il ID
said hs was madly In love and she did
not reciprocato. he asked her to marry
him. and upsn her refusal he shst her
dad.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-05
Rsiigisas Notices.

81. Johns Church. Gold Hill.-Thsrs
will DO divine services In the evening AZ
o'clock. sundsy-sehool at 1 P. y. AL
are cordially invited 10 attend.
Methodist Church, Gold Hill-Unitsd
Sunday school at p. n. AL arc cordially
invited.
There will be divine service Of Grace
Church, Silver City, tomorrow evening a.
7:sO O'Clock, Rsv. George N. Eastman ON
ciAting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-05
rhe Nini,ter to Ra,,la ResIEn..

Tho Minister 70 Russia Resigns.
CHroloo. November 6.-Ths Times
publishes the correspondence between
Foster, Minister to Russia, rendering his
resignation. and Blaine. accepting Il.
Fsstsr expresses bis hsartisss thanks for
the uniform kindness extended BY the
Sscrstary's predecessors to himself. and
the Secretary accepts with great regret
and assurances Of the deep sense Of
satisfaction with which the department
looks bsck on it, relations With hin dur.
ins biz ains yssss Of ssrvies abroad.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-05
srOCK REroRr.
cas- -rvsseises Beard.

LAST KvxxIso.
200 Belmont, Coo
400 Northern Belle. liS
400 Manhattan. IL
TOO Day. I ~
$50 Albion. q 40. 2 IS
l25 Mt. Diable. q
7so East Mt. DiAblo, 35s
500 Belding. 25c
500 Holmes. 4sc
40 Eureka Tunnel. 3
100 Neonday. 40c. 35c sl0
$50 Bechtel. zoe
S9S ORC. 35c
rs Tiptop. ~
TINS MORNING.
$50 Ophir. IN. ~
ITO Mexican. %. 81
$50 Gould 4 Curry. 6s.7
ITO Best 4 Bslcher. ~
500 California. 75c. Toe
1880 Savage. 8 40
ice Con. Virginia. 2 80. az
lie Chollar. 2. 0S
$40 Hale d E~orcross, ) 10, sos
100 Petosi. 10
400 Crown Point. 2 10. as
ATS Ysllsw Jacket, Sc. 81
$50 Imperial. 2Oc
40 Alpha. %
$50 Belchsr. 8 30. rs
Clio Sierra Nevada. 1874. lsS
l60 Utah. ca
$50 Bullion. I 80
$50 Exchsluer. l 80. l "
$40 OvsrnAn. ~. b
8 Seq. Belcher. =
$50 Justice, 90c
$50 Union Con-. iat. l2's, l2h
200 Alta, 4 80
$50 Caledonia, i0c
So Challenge. $50
80 Occidental. l ~
400 Scorpion. IN
$50 Ward. 8
490 Northern Belle. i3S, lsa, lSi
IS Manhattan. IN
TAO Albion. I IS. ~
100 Day, I IS
100 North Belle Isls. use
500 Belding. 500
800 Holmes. i0c
200 East NJ. Diablo, Csc
so Bodie. CT
400 Summit, Ice
230 Mono, 2 IS. 2 30
IS Eureka Tunnel. 3
400 South Bulwer. l0c
500 MONDAY. 35c
500 Orc. $50
$50 Bodie Tunnel. ~
$50 Martin White, ~
$50 Tiptop. 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-05
Postmaster General.

sr. LOUIS. November 6.-Informatiou
from high authority received here from
Washington says that cbauncsy 1. FIJI
10y Of this city has been offered and has
accepted the position OF Postmaster
General,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-05
Boycotting Great Britain.

BosroS. November g. The central
branch Of the Irish National Land
League has adopted resolutions plsds.
Ing the members not to purchase for per-
sonal use any goods OF English manu-
~facture, and influence their friends 10
the same purpose.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-05
lhargss Disaisssa.

Chris. zisglsr. Henry Conrad and John
Doe, arrested ysstsrday on complaint
Of McDsrmott fer using vile language
ana annoying hin. were disnissed from
oustody to-day BY Justice Flanninehsm
on nedea Of he District Attorney.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-05

II Alexander. ] Laity. George Tonkin,
Chss y Derby. Mrs J Oates. Mrs N Rob
inson. Miss n McDermott. Miss Z Singer
Land
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-05

Arrivals. This asrsiss.
8 Richards. W X Weir. VIM WOODBURY.
n Harris, T 8 Simmons, 7 3 Merchant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-05

A IL BILLS AGAINST TIE TOWN OF
CIssk q The Board Of Trustees.
Cola I'M. Apsi Is In. cd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-05

TrsnsferS. Issuss Commercial and Trsvslsrsf
Crsdits. This bank has special fscttttes for
dealing In bullion. az
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-29
PACIFIC COAST ADVICES.
Newton Kitchen. n Night Watch
man, Shot-Suit for 100000
100000 Expended I'm Draping
q Francisco.
Especial to the sEsrrSxL.l


WATsoSvILLE (Cal.), Sept. 2s.-Newton
Kitchen, night Waterman Of this town, was
shot and killed last night by William
Strange. Strange was quite badly cut by
the butt of q pistol on his head. The kill
ing occurred at the house Of Kitchen. A
woman is supposed to be at the bottom Of
the affair.
The wife Of engineer W. O. Browne, of
the Central Pacific, who on Sept. %, 1880,
sacrificed his life to save atrain containing
the First Regiment, N. G.. c., who were
returning from Sacramento, has brought
suit against the railroad company to re-
cover Sl00, 900 damages for the loss OF her
husband.
Inquiry among the dry goods houses
shows that the draping OF the city has
swept the market baro of black and white
cambria, and nearly all the muslin has
also gone. A prominent firm is Of the
opinion that two months would elapse be-
fore the San Francisco market would be
restocked with camb-ics. 1t is estimated
that $4,000 were expended in draping
the city.
VIRGINIA, October 27.-This evening j.
nj: Collins, a miner and an old resident Of
this city, committed suicide by shooting
himself in the head. Supposed cause,
financial trouble.
SAN Francisco, September pa Vir.
ginia dispatch says: Senator Fair has paired
with Senator Plat, of Connecticut, and
will not 60 East.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-29
EUREKA MINES IN LONDON.

Some Mention of the Richmond
and Ruby.Dunderberg.
The London Mining journal OF Sept. 10
Is at hand. 1t contains this reference to
Eureka mines /:
RICHMOND: The usual telegram from
the mines at Eureka, New, states that the
weeks run was SAT, 900, from $40 tons OF
ore. During the week the refinery pro-
duced dore bars to the value Of S43 900.
The manager Aug. I'D reports that work
has been resumed in the drift north from
the Lizette tunnel crosscut, and has been
extended seven feet In broken ground.
The 200 level south drift has been adj
vanced seven feet in favorable ground.
The 200 north drift has been run IL feet
in promising looking ground for ore. The
200 west drift from the shaft has been ex-
tended 81 feet in favorable ground for
drifting. The raise in the back Of the 700
level Ia up a total hight Of IS feet the
top 10 In very good ore, about six feet wide.
and looking very promising. The furnaces
are smelling their usual quantity and work
ing very steadily.
uBY-DuNDRRBERa-Thc weeks work Ia
regarded as indicating good progress In
the mining operations. The furnace Is re-
ported as doing fair work, but on ore
which has lately run poor. This, 1t is
thought, is probably only the result OF
working off accommodations Of low grade
ores, and that shortly better ore may be
available. The Bullwhacker mine is show
ing good prospects. and 1t is said that the
south connection between the 600 and 700
levels in the Dunderberg will shortly be
completed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-29
VIII Aun,y far Pardon,

An effort will be made at the next meet
ing OF the Board Of Pardons to secure the
pardon Of Johnny Donovan. o n from
White Pine seven or eigla years ago for
the killing OF q man at Schellburn. Col.
A. @. Ellis has charge OF his case. There
are strong reasons for believing that the
killing was purely accidental. There was
an entire absence Of motive. There had
been no quarrel between the men. and
they were hardly acquainted with each
other. Donovan has always maintained
that IL was an accident, and that he was
guilty OF no crime in the premises. We
know from a gentleman who was In the
vicinity at the time Of the killing that
Donovan declined to leave the country,
and also declined to accept q horse ten
dered him for that purpose. He was at
large several days and could have left II
inclined to do SO. Donovan is q thorough
ly educated and honorable man. In point
OF general intelligence he has few supertors
In the State. Although he Is in the Penn.
Tertiary, no il not there for appropriating
other peoples goods. There is no larceny
about him. He would scorn q dishonora-
BILE action as much as any man living. In
view of all these things, and the DOUBT
regarding his absolute guilt, his friends
| will hope that Col. Ellis may be success.
full In convincing the Board that his client
Is worthy Of pardon.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-29

A Former Eureka Family BarrI-
caded Agnfnss the Indians.

A Former Eureka Family BarrI-
caded Against the Indians.
Charlie Cady and family are well known
in Eureka and on Ruby Hill. They left
this section about one year ago. for New
Mexico. 1t seems they have fallen in the
wake Of the hostile redskins. G.. D..
Hunter Of the County Hospital is in re-
ceipt Of q letter from Mr.. Cady. The
letter will be read with interest by the
friends Of the b~eleaguered family. It is
as follows:
CHLORIDE, Sept. IL, 1881.
Ct. ID. HUYTER-Dear Sir: l received
your welcome letter some time ago and
was glad indeed to hear from u The
papers you sent were appreciated, for which
accept many thanks. We are all we'll at
present and are waiting patiently for the
Indians to attack us. as we expect them to
every moment. We have made every
preparation possible to give them a hearty
welcome. The house we live in is made
OF adobe and is covered with mud and dry
dirt. We have cut portfolios through tho
sides and ends Of the house and have filed
the windows up with stone, SO you will see
we are prepared for the noble redmen in
the Sunny South. DIN the Injuns.
Business is very dull here on account Of
the Indian trouble; nearly everybody has
gone to the railroad for safety. 1 have a
chance to send this letter out tonight, so
must close. Regards to all. Write soon.
Yours truly, G. H. CADY.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-29
CHERRY CREEK CRUMBS.
Notes Clipped From Last Saturdays
Navya.


News.
During Thursday night and Friday
morning the first snow of the season fell
here.
The Silver Canyon mill was started up
last Monday. A prosperous u Is ex-
pected.
The public school has been closed for
the week in observance Of the Presidents
death.
Twelve men have been laid OFF at Egan
Canyon. We presume the suspension will
be but temporary.
George Fleming, formerly a well known
resident Of Cherry Greek. returned Mon
day evening after a three years absence in
California.
Hank Knight, the genial San Francisco
agent Of the wholesale liquor house OF
W~ilmerding q Co., has been in town sew
eral days this week.
Superintendent Goss came in over the
line Of the Eureka & Colorado River Rail.
road on Monday, paying off the employees.
He continued his journey eastward the
following day.
Some notable instances Of absence OF
| mind occurred when the fire alarm waa
sounded on Monday night. One man
rushed out from a poker game, leaving 0
s20-piece on the table another ran away
from the lunch stand, forgetting to pay
for his meal.
W. J. Townshend. Gilmsr 4 s~alisbury's
stage agent, arrived in town Wednesday
| night, and from him our citizens received
the first intimation OF the outrageous
proposition to increase the schedule tims
on the Hamilton and Wells route from d
to 1903 hours.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-29
PIocIIE PICKISGs.
The record of q Week rs Recorded
I'm the ssMecOrd, 0fLast Saturday.

Major Wilkes, in charge Of the surveyors
engaged in running the line to Iron Springs,
received a telegram on Monday from Col.
Bridges, whose headquarters are in San
Francisco, to gather up his forces and i'm
mediately return to Crystal Springs, and
from there start in surveying westward,
and continue to run the line in that direc-
ton until they met the surveyors coming
eastward. This work will take Mr.. Wilkes
some forty or fifty days, and after its COM
pletion, he will return and finish surveying
this end Of the line. We are informed
that the California Central has secured a
large force Of laborers and that they will
be placed to work on the west end Of the
line as early as possible.
The trustees Of the Hillside Company
held a meeting in San Francisco on Mon
day last. We are led to believe there is Q
movement on foot for the old company to
redeem their property. Should this be
done, we have reason to believe that the
creditors OF the old company will receive
the money due them, or a portion Of it,
and half a loaf is a big improvement on
none at all. This is the end that Supt. A.
]. Blair is seeking to accomplish.
Eugene Shannon, the proprietor Of Ben
nett's Springs and an old resident of this
county, was found dead at his ranch on
Thursday by the party OF surveyors who
are on their way to Crystal Springs. When
found, the body was black, looking as
though Shannon had been dead about three
days, and was lying but a few steps front
the house. He probably died of heart dis
ease, as it is the general opinion he has
been afflicted with that disease for some
time.
Bristol will this coming Spring undoubt-
be one Of the ~liveliest mining towns in
the State. There are now three companies
operating here; the mines never looked
better and the prospects OF q big boom ere
long are indeed favorable. Several build
will be going up this and next month
and people generally are now beginning to
realize that Bristol will be a number one
camp yet.
Bristol can boast Of seven saloons all
running in full blast, and before another
is over there will be at least q dozen
or more.
A. s. Gould has been reelected Superin-
of the Day mine.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-29
OPEN ~ION 30 p. NJ.

s;arra Nevada 2lA b 22a 22s, ophir Sab.
,Ibion 19Ob, Bodie 7b, Union lab 14ha,
ysIov Jacket SD, Belcher 290b 30, Mexi-
ssa ilkb, Ophir sas, Con. Virginia 2sOb
AK. cbollar Oh 210a, Alta 5kb, Califor-
MA ii IO5a, Sierra Nevada 21As. Yellow
Jsetst 5aa, Justice la Potosi 3b, Utah
In Union l4sb, Best q Bclcher LA,
Gould 4 Curry sa, Grown Point 1hb,
chollsr 210s 1l0b, Justice Dob, Mexican
ilsb, Utah l1hb. Yellow Jacket 5as,
Andes 2lOs, Scorpion 220b, Day 230b 235a
ssO.' Andes 2b 2i0a, Silver Hill 2ob. Mt.
Diablo 25b, Benton l05b lf0a, Savage Sa,
Hale d Norcross IA, Bodie rs. Chollar
g5s, Union i4'sb 14ka 1ias. Overman
?sb 2aOs, Sierra Nevada 22b 2aa, Bull
ion 65b, Savage 295b, Utah 1l4b, sniro
l5b 2Os 2Os. Mexican 11As, Sierra Nevada
nab, Ophir 81 b 8ha.