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Foreigners in America.

The proportion of foreign-born citi
zens in this country is not SO great as Is
commonly supposed. In 1880. the
whole number was only Is, 1917, 3gl~Qut
of a population of more than 90, 0U0,e00.
This is about 49, per cent. Ont of
every 1000 persons, therefore, in the
United States about 133 are not ma
tives.
The proportion differs very widely III
different States In California more
than one-third of the people are foreign
born, the number being 292, $50 out of a
population of S64, CSC In North Caro-
lima, which has population of l,400,-
900, there are but ,, 679 foreigners. In
fact, there are not twice as many for
eigners in the whole South as there are
IN the State Of California.
The largest colonies Of foreigners are
in the East. This seems surprising in
view of the fact of the ENORMOUS emigra-
ton of Germans, Swedes, Irish and ma
tives of other nations to the Northwest.
Out of the six and wo-thirds millions OF
immigrants, New England has more than
800, 600; New York, I 200, 900; Pennsyl
vania nearly 600, 600; and New Jersey,
200, 900. These States, therefore, have
about ~ per cent. of the entire foreign
VI bhC
1t is a matter of congratulation that
the foreign-born population is, and must
henceforth be, a decreasing proportion
of the whole citizenship of the country.
No probable amount OF immigration can
make the proportion grow larger.
Assuming that the six and two-thirds
millions of foreigners settled in this
country are of average age, the number
of deaths from natural causes among
them will be about 300, 900 year. Two
: hundred thousand immigrants, there
fore, must arrive and settle in the United
States every year simply to keep the
present number of resident foreigners
good.
The natural increase of 100000
people is not less than ], $50, 900 year,
and, in order to keep the present pro-
portion of foreign settlers good, there
must be an additional immigration of
about 10000 more. This being the
case, the arrival of immigrants must
average 1000 a day throughout theyear,
and every year, to maintain the pkpor-
ton of 49, per cent. of foreign-bo,sAci ti-
zens.-Y Youths Companion.
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.sThey are not beverage, but a medicine,
with curative properties of the highest degree,
containing no poisonous drugs. They do not
tear down an already debilitated system, but
huild it up. One bottle contains more hops,
that is, more real hop strength, than a barrel of
ordinary beer. Every druggist in Rochester
sells them, and physicians prescribe Them =
Rochester Eueriag Express on Hop Bstters.
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/" Yet to Be Perfected

In Germany a ship has been built
whiS makes nine knots an hour, worked
entDly by hydraulics, and is regarded
as giant stride in the march of i'm
propnents. 1t is certainly a great thing,
Ii tere are none of those everlasting
lpoirts about it that are ''yet to be per-
fectd. These points have knocked the
stufng out of some of the greatest in
yentpns of the day. Keeley's motor was
all pvented years ago, and railroad
haiI was to run from New York to Phil
adePhia with only pint of oil and a
gin 4 water, but few points had to be
perfected, and there it has stuck ever
sinc. When a vessel crosses the Allan
dc, bringing a thousand German emf
gratis, with no other power than a cheap
boypouring a cup of water now and then
ltua molasses tunnel, then we shall be-
hevi in the hydraulic scheme, and the
naI who invented it can come and get
earhat. -Peck's Sun.
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and great, not by what you reject, but by what
You cordially accept and believe. Your health
viii improve, just in proportion as you obey
Natures laws. If your mind is diseased. re-
fresh 1t with suitable relaxation. II the two
great organs OF your body, the kidney and liver,
are out Of order, restore them by using War
ner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure The mind
can be kept clear by care and the kidneys and
liver by the great remedy above mentioned.
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"LEoNoRA sends us a poem. begin
ming Ct ask but one small share In
that great heart of thine. Yon had
better emigrate to Utah, Leonora. where
they keep such material In lob lots.
We do strictly wholesale business
Quincy Modern Argo.
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and all forms of general debility relieved by
taking MENsAAN PERFORMED BEEF Tonic, the
only PREPARATION of beef containing its entire
nutritious properties. 1t contains blood-Inak-
ing, force-generating and DEMONSTRATING prop
critics; is invaluable in all enfeebled conditions,
whether the resHlt of exhaustion, nervous pros
trAtill, evrr.rark or acute disease, particularly
II realizing from pulmonary complaints, Cas-
vel, Hazard q Co., proprietors, New York.
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..Iies,Rir I.ies,,,

Not SO fast my friend; for if you uouIa see
the strong, healthy, blooming men, women ana
children that have been raised from beds Of
sickness, suffering and almost death, by the
glorious truth" See Truths" in another
column.
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THE production of butter and cheese
in this country is said to be four times
greater in value than the total yield of
our gold and silver mines.
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The plug hat is virtually a sort of a
social guarantee for the preservation of
peace and order. He who puts one on
has given hostage to the community
for his good behavior. The wearer of
plug hat must move with certain Sc
dateness and propriety. He cannot run,
nor Jump, nor romp, nor get into fight,
except at the peril of his headgear. All
the hidden influences of the beaver tend
toward responsibility. -Nea0 Orleans
Republican.
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FROM observing the effects of petroleum upon
he heads of operatives at the wells come the
great discovery G ARBoIINE, deodorized extract
of petroleum the only article that Will produce
new hair on bald heads. 1t never fails
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ONLY the genuine axle grease has the name
Frazer ON every package, and wears Longer
an any other.
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A COMFORTING conclusion Is tina &c
leads US always to choose the be -
Andrew Ulmer, Button, Ind, 8
have thoroughly tested St. Jac(xOil
and find for rheumatism and neutBa
hasn no equal E0aasUitte Daitq VIC
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SRruE has many preachers but few
aa'tyrs.
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A STROKE of lightning generally spares
thu rod and spoils the house.
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TO Farmers and FhreShsrmeH.

If you want to buy Threskers, Go
Ter Hidlers, Hefse P5i-<rs or Engines
(either Portable or Traction, to use
for threshine, saving OF for general
fpurposes1, buy the "Starved Roost-
ferp goods. s.Ths Best Is The Cgteop-
est.n For Price List and illustrated
PampAleis-sent free write torFhe
Aultmzn & Taylor Company, Mans
field, O.
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o-OA WEEK. sl2 aday at home easily made. Costly
sp - Outfit free. Address True & Co., Augusta Me.
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CeneraI Agents:

NIck bofn 81. san FfancIscOf NunhIIg
Ga. s. P. Richards; Baltimore, W. E. c.
iason pnd Rapids, Mich, Eaton, Lyon q
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Boston, h. Hastings cornlI; Ph5ladelphia Leary Co
Cincinnati Robert Clarke Co.. indianapolis, Bowen Steward
Cleveland, CHAM, Clarke Chicage, Alden Chad
yham welch Louis, D. cameron; Atlanta
Richmond, Randolph English:
Co.; Minneapolis, S. NJ Williams,
The Dillon tribune., 1881-05-14
FITS EPILEPSY

-EiLLI.N'G .Sith'NE.SS--
i.yw"0rxtiv CN,.tf- No hM,sfMy--ty en-. ,sn1la'x
xra;,.. at UH. LOLL.4HIJ., t:Zhras.I In;aii,iL.
EX E0:,.i.ys. I" cnlv 3i,,v sufferers tina, III 81
Powders will ln all We claim tor til N wc will send
them hy mai. FAST fait free Trial t.'s. As Dr.
ta,uarl is the only pl;v,i ian that has ever made
this disease special >tu,iv. and rs I" knowledge
hive been permanently tur.d hy the usc
ut these l'or kTS. ~. yW YM.,s,0f,,' Permanent
cure l., every case, rjx".f y"x aHwoacv expm.ia
trial. and IN need at their curative powers.
Price. r large i"'x, $500. 'T boxes tor : o..a.
sent Ivy mail 10 any part .! the United States or
t'am'd; 'n receipt at price. nr hs c.Irs.. con.
Ad,'rcss--- ASH ROBBINS,
40 Fl;r;,N :-v EKs,iIkINS. y. \.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-05-14
THE MONTANA GOLD MINING
AND
MILLING COMPANY,

offer for sale unit the eh Of February, its SPECIAL PREFERRED
STOCK, .oop per share.
The stock prepaid and una~abc The special preferred
the first earnings Of the company until the
" lccon
The Of this company, "kcnnccc" "<cuy Pay" cnce.
bunk" Butler" "lmma and the "l,an mill Sites are
Mining District, East of Shcr
an and will av"raly with property Madison
The undersigned will c plcasc. confer with parties willing invest
money, labor supplies for the company.
stamp mill will be the ground h. the Juc
will he let for I'LL necessary work.
Apply 10 .. +. PAKMETER,
Nicc-lrrsuc,t,
or NJ.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-05-14

urrS,,n, DESTROYS Of building will do well To give
me !, call hctrc contracting elsewhere.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-17
An.r..ss ssre~s a.sss.

sAx R,AscIsoo. September Ill ,. ~
Sierra Nevada. ASK bid. 2sk ssksd. 2ss
salss. ssk Gales. ass bid. 2sk ssked. ass
sAlss. ash sales, a. sales. "a bid. ast bid.
M asked. asS sales. 24k bid. aAk
asksd. 2sk sales; Utah. IL sales; Union
Con-. isk asked. ISL bid. isk nksd.
lsh salss. isS bid. isk asksd. Isl sales.
isk bid. 10 asked. 10 sales. lsh bid. lsk
asAsd. isN sales; Scorpion. Az ssksd.
20 sales; ovsrman. 2 IS asked. Q so
sshsd. n sales. 2 so bid; Alta. 81 bid.
81 sslss. 81 asked. 81 bid. ~ ssisd.
~ salss; Beat 4 Bslehsr. ist bid. II
sshsd. IL sales. l4S asked. II sales;
ophir. 9 bid. So sshed. ~ bid. 8 asked.
. salss. sh sales. 81 bid; Mexican. Nv
bid, IN sales. i2k sales. i2t sales. i2k
bid. isS asked. l2S sales. IN bid. Is
asksd; Andes. q O5 asked. 2 bid; Grown
Point. I 90 bid; Yellow Jacket. 81 sales;
Potosi. 81 ssiss. 3 90 bid; Day. AZ bid;
Hale 4 Noroross. 4 IS asked. 4 20 sales;
Gould 4 Curry. ~ asked, ~ bid; Chol.
lar. Z 10 asked; Justice. I bid. I o3 bid;
Bullion. I asked; Jnlia, 400 asked; Gale
donia. $50 bid. &oc asked; Benton. I o.
bid. I 10 asked. I sales; Beleher. 3 Is
asked. 8 10 bid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-17

l. L. Dias and Rachel L. Glouksr. Of
California. have leased their building ai
"a south @ street. now occupied BY
Thomas Taylor 4 Co.,. to that arm for
one year ii the rate Of 500 per month.
An exchange says: There is an active
demand for miners In nearly oil the dis.
tricts OF Utah, caused by tho increased
value Of lead. which brings many other
wise dormant properties into operation
The burned houses on the Divide are
being carried away piscsmsal BY urchini
OF ~nsighboring dwsllers. who have found
In them Q bonanza for frewood.
Dlstrict Attorney Hilss tslsarsphsd
Justice Flanningham today that BIO wa
Ill and not able to attend 10 the trial oil
the Chinese opium smokers.
Justice Henderson. Of Virginia, has
gone on another hunting excursion. This
time down the Carson river near Fort
Churchill.
Mar Brown died at the County Hos.
pitsl this morning at 3 o'clock. His
illness was typhoid fever. he was but
lately from the East.
The wind commenced blowing at sun.
down last evening. and rose 10 . gale
before midnight. bringing With It quite
cool weather.
Two weeks more Of vacation for the
Gold Hill youngsters.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-17
STOCK ITEMS.
n.... .. the ~. q a.a Market.

There il not much to DO said Of the
north end today. Senator Fair. In an
interview with . News reporter. stated
that work was carried on In the Sierra
Nevada a. usual: that - yet he had
nothing to say about the development.
any more than has been published. The
accounts 90 tar given In these columns,
hs stated. were perfectly correct; that
there il an excellent prospect for . DO.
mama, hs admits. He was asked II
there Was anything new to report today.
He replied there wss none; that be
could tell nothing more about the mine
than what he saw In the vinzs. Az to
when visitors would b admitted. he had
nothing definite to say. further than
that II might be Q longer time than was
expected. and again. 1t might be IN iess
time.
Work has been resumed In the Boz
panza group Of mines. with the sxoep.
ton OF California. The circulation Of
air through them 10 not IS good ~
wished, but IL better than last week.
| The suction fan to be placed over the
Consolidated Virginia shaft IL expected
to greatly improve IL. Work 10 not pros.
ecuted In the California because OF the
extreme heat.
The diamond drill has been put into
the Joint Consolidated Virginia and Best
& Bslcher east crosscut on the $500 level.
It was yesterday out IS feet. and drill.
logs assaying - hiph ss ~ per ton were
being Obtained. This Ia very enoour.
aging for both the companies named.
At the Emigrant mine they are now
taking out sufficient ore to run the
Trench twenty.stsmp mill to It's full
capacity. The Rallows frame Is mp ct
the new north shaft and In . short time
sinking will be resumed.
Outsiders have been realizing on
stocks, according to the San Francisco
papers. during tho present excitement.
Work was commenced yesterday for
| the reopsuing and repairing OF the tun.
| mel Of the Satro mire on Cedar Hill.
A drift has been started south from
the 400 station Of the ophir-M sIioan
winze. 1t is in 81 feet.
The upraiss in the Savage from the
100 to 1910 level progresses at the rate
Of four feet per day.
Stocks are = little ''of" today. The
general impression seems to be that
they will rally again Monday.
Considerable Sierra Nevada stock is
held in Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-17
Mrs. Chr.tlancy,s Biz Brother.

WASHINGTON, September l7.-ssna.
tor Christispoy having frequently openly
denounced his wifs's testimony in the
divorce case as perjury. her brother. DR..
Lus.nbsll. yesterday. after trying to
see him. sent him . formal challenge to
meet him ct any spot 10 Virginia within
twenty miles OF Washington. Chris.
tisacy replied that he had no desire for
notoriety 90 an assassin. such as pos.
ssssed Lugenbell, and assuring him hs
would allow him to carry out the threat
OF his l, tier ct bis own convenience; but
for himself, be would depend upon the
laws Of the country for protection. He
subsequently, caused the arrest OF Lu-
penbsll.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-17

. Scarcely any disease to which human
beings are subjected ia 90 thoroughly
disoouraeing a. Fever snd Asus. The
periodical return OF alternate chills,
fever and sweahpR. ia terribly dspress.
ing. Ayers Aaus Cure 10 the only rem
edy known, which Ia certain to cure
psrmausntly. by expellins the mslsrial
poison which produces the disease. IL
does this surely. and leaves no III effect
upon the system.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-17
MINING LETTERS.
Ysllsv Jsskss.

GoLp HILL. September II. l8Sl-R.
Il. Eolis, Esq. Vios President: Tbs
north lateral drift on the 5000 level has
been run Sc feet during the past week.
making the present length OF the Same
2l2 feet from the switch. Ground con-
tinues hard and dry. The north Wine
below the 282S level has been sunk 20
feet, making depth Of the same l6T fses
on the slope. The ground in bottom is
quite hard, With little water. The north
lateral drift ON as2s level has been e.
tended Is feet; present length o. toe
same IS feet from the north winae.
The quantity Of water pumped con-
,inu.s the sams. Bslohsf and Grown
Point pumps not running.
T. G. TAYLOR. Superintendent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-17
rhs Csass oasssis..

Al might have been expected. there
have been 80 many claimants to the dis
cov.ry OF the big comet OF June last.
that 1t has been impossible to decide a.
to Who saw 1t hrst and IL therefore emit.
tied to the reward Of $500 offered. Mr..
Thomas Powell OF Gold Hill. Who wal
the nrst in this section to place him
self on record in the public press as the
diseovsrer. WAS among the numerous
claimants OF the reward. He and other
sstronomieslly inclined people. however.
have yet . chance offered them to win
$500. by simply writing prize essay.
telling what they know or have reason
to suspect about oomsts. The following
card speaks for itself.
R~ocHrsrrs. September 8, 1881.
To the Public: In January last I Of
fsred . prize Of $500 10 gold for each
discovery. during the year. In the Uuitsd
States and Canada. OF q telescope. uu-
expected comet. DR.. Lewis Swift, Di.
rector Of the Warner Observatory. dis.
covered Comet A. May LIST. and Prot.
Sohabsris. Of Ann Arbor. Mich. Obser.
va,ory, Comet c. July l4th. each thus
winning the prize. Comet B.. or the
Great Comet, burst suddenly on the
sight In this country 10 June. though II
was drst seen 10 South Africa May 2lst,
aud its appearance was predicted near
Beta Auri.s for June 2Sd last. this pre-
diction being exactly fulfilled. Comet
B Vas neither telescope or unexpected.
and yet ] was anxious. could the frst
d~iscovsrer be found. to make . special
reward Of $500. Nearly 5000 letters
claiming priority have been receiver and
examined, bat Director Swift reports
that NO conclusion eau be reached that
would be scientific and satisfactory.
This was . disappointment to myself
and the claimants, but 10 order to en-
courage. 30 far a. possible. popular ~.
tronomy study. I beg to announce .
prise Of $500 to the person In the Uni.
ted States or Canada who will prepare
the best essay on Comets: their com.
position, purpose. and effect upon the
EARTH" on the following condiisns:
/. The essay must be written In plain
LAM usgs. ssch technical term to DO do.
nned In brackets Immediately following,
and must not exceed 5000 words.
4. Each essay must be signed With .
nom do plume add Q sealed envelope
must accompany the essay supersorib-d
with nom dc plume and containing the
real name OF the author.
8. All the ssssys must DO hled with
DR.. Lewis Swift. Director OF the Warner
Observatory. Rochester. n. T.. BY Nov.
smbsr !. 1881. and be will submit them
to the judges.
With the hope that this prize will pro.
dues valuable additions to popular 40.
Economical Literature. I am. very truly.
Jours. etc., d. d. wARSxh'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-17
A. UsIueky Raseher.

Night before last. Frank B~soigolspo.
Who owns . large ranch in washoo val
Icy. was thrown from his wagon to the
ground on the Gsiser grade. He was
on his way home and ran into . pile oil
rocks. He bad his right shoulder and
tho right side Of his head and face very
badly cot and bruised. A cousin who
was with him helped him into the wagon
and got him home. whore he In now
nurins his wounds. 0nly Q few days
ago Bscisolspo had . four'horse team
run away on this side Of the ridge OIL
the grade and Vas left imprisoned under
the wagon boz BY the upsstiins OF his
vehicle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-17
~ssarehtss Mtasr.

The miners employed in the Sierra
Nevada and Union Consolidated mines.
In the nsishborhood Of the reported ore
strikes. are searched - they leave the
minss and have been for the past week.
Whether It IL bsiog done simply a. .
"bull" movement. or from . real desire
to keep . knowledge Of the present CON-
dition Of the mines from the public. 1t 10
hard 70 dsssrmine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-17

The Virginia and Truokse passenger
train was thrse-quarters Of an hour late
in arriving In Gold Hill this morning.
Trouble on the Central Pacific.
Virginia was we'll represented. q 70.
gsrds numbers. ct the danos on the
evening Of the distribution Of prizes BY
the Miners Unions.
There will be religious services ..
81. Johns (Episoopal) Church tomor.
row at II A. ~. Rev. R. 8. Eastman
officiating.
The proceeds arising from the late
picnic Of the Miners Unions this year
belongs to Gold Hill Union.
The wsshos City public school has
been closed on account Of dip.hsria
among the children.
A. O. Hamilton. Superintendent Of
the Inpsrisl and Alpha niass. arrived
home this nssaias.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-17
o.. Tsiai for Murder.

Tn. trial Of A. Goys,ts will come up
in the District Court Monday at 10 a. n.
aoyst.s. II will Be- remembered. IL the
freedman who shot three friends. kill.
ing one OF them, while under the In.
dusnes Of liquor. Hs shot himself q
tas sams ums. bot has entirely recover
I'd IRON the sHssts Of the vouad. =. b.
xitshsll u he sttssasy fss the dsSsAss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-17
More OmciaI Scandal.

WASHINGTON, September II. The
latest scandal In the Departments In.
wolves T. J. Evans. chief Of the collso.
ton division In the 9Th Auditors ofaoe,
and Mss Della Hines, sister Of q promi.
nent official 10 tho Postofaos Depart
msnt. Their relations have been . mat
ter Of gossip for some time. and Chief
Clerk Films has been ordered to investi-
gate formal charges Al.d against them
by Q clerk who was recently removed.
One witness 10 Revenue Collector Pear.
aonR.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-17
Real Essass Transfers.

Following are tn. transactions in real
estate. as recorded In the County Record.
ers. for the past week:
E. Il. Smith OF ux. to John J. Silva.
north part oil lot 2. block 2. range /. Gold
Hill; consideration stated $50.
Henry Veil ct ux. to John Boyle. lot
II. block !. range F, Gold Hill; oonsid'
Grafton, $3.50.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-17
Castles - she AR.

old, tunbls.down houses In this place
are being torn down for nrswood.
Scarcely . day passes that some old
landmark 10 not thus removed. Should
the present depression continue much
longer all the unsishtly buildings will
have been slowed away in some psrson's
woodward. Then. when the good times
come (ss they arc sure to sooner or
latrr) that follow . bonanza, the town
will DO greatly improved In appearance
by the new sdifees 1t will bs necessary
to erect.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-17
IRslixieas Notices.

81. John,s Church. Gold Hill. - Ser.
vicss tomorrow at II A.. y. Rev. B. 8.
Eastmsn oficiAting. su~nday.sehool a I
Ri y. AL are cordially invited 70 astsnd.
Methodist Church. Gold Hill Unitsd
sabbath school stI Pm. AL are cordially
invited.
Thsrs will b divine service d Dayton
Tomorrow evening ct 7:So O'Clock. bsv.
0SorSs y. IAstmaa enstattnS. Al as
>ssiialH wslssas.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-17

A jury brought in . verdict Of mo,
guilty" in the trial Of ]. Long today.
Long, who 10 chief OF the Gold Hill Fire
Department, stated that he had been to
Virginia and had sat down on the steps
to rest. He denies being drunk. bat I'D.
mits having ''ssen Q friend or two
while In Upper Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-17
s~srtsusIy lsjarsd.

William Dsvins. . miner who Was %.
vsrsly injured in the south header Of
the sutro tunnel on the 25th Of last
month. by rock falling upon him. was
last evening taken to San Francisco.
BE was accomplished by the physician
Of the sutro Tunnel Company. which
company pays all the expenses incident
to the removal aud cure Of Mr.. Devins.
Hs wasipjured about the head and spine.
and the physician fears he cannot live
for mors than two or three weeks. He
10 . single man. and about forty.two
years OF age.