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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-18

The San Francisco Bulletin recently
published an elaborate and interesting
article on the cattle raising and beet
business In California. Nevada and Ore.
gon. from which the following Is con.
dsnssd: The writer says:
Al least two-thirds Of the cattle used
In the Ban Francisco market come from
Nevada. II 10 estimated that the mum.
Der Of cattle grazing In Nevada ranges
from 200, 900 to $50. 900. and there are
probably more. Miller 4 Luz have
10. 900 head In Nevada. But Dr.. Glenn
aud his partners head the list Of cattle
r~aisers, their combined herds sgeregadng
about $4,000 head. Mr.. Todhuntsr
comes next, bis cattle In this State mum.
bsripg fully 25 5000 head. There are. Il
10 believed, about 500 men In Nevada
engaged In cattle raising - principals;
many Of them, Of course. on . small
scale.
The ranges are mostly held by pos.
ssssnry title only, but In some cases
land controlling water privileges hss
been obtained By prs.smption or pur.
chase, and the possession OF the water
gives control OF . large ares Of sol.
rounding grazing land. The cattle men
49, -.s.h., han all Other ipausnoss
aorhir.I They b,ys NOT been troubled
c.s.s,. +. .hs Si.ss.ss which have be,n
n,svsi.nt In Other placer. although tho
."hi..t.i.en osussd oousidsrsbls loss
.,ncs n n,ds ita Appearance IN 1879.
Tsssv ;rdic.,ion tbis sesson points 70.
80 shnndsnt v.tsr snd GOOD feed.
ws,ss III; Nv dorht m.t.r;.liy i-nerssss
Iii. 'h;amsn,. s,om N.vsd. DINING
s s"..ap $500,
'u ny. LII. y, N.v.d. ds.tinsd for the
o.Ms..ois w.,k.t ara nss,Iv alvsys
S'in.u =. a.. nsn,,si P.siac R.ilrosd
~. .svs oni, sbou. 1000 bssd.
1921. .%nnusilv driven
~ a.,.. ~. s;.ry. ,hroueh Lssssn Pass TO
~ os"".o v.,i"y ,hs,. a h. a..
.ne S.eI. M as;.s. IN Ns,.d.
'enso .ol ms,H -" - ~. ,ora.., ~
ste no. Wy ~ p.n,N,,om ~
ins ron ofsgoa ,s,n".nd. ~ c.,,Is ara
IVY %n ~" J. ~ ".sdov. In n.
s;.,S,,. p.n, ~ n,sns,s 10, ths San
rs.nsi.,o m.,L.t Tbs coat Of ship.
m.nt ,,om P.no n Gan F,snoisoo n 400
- T..om. In ths .rt,sms
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-18

BENEFITS today went With his bus to
Reno. carrying the wsshins,on Guard
band. In consequences those Who would
ride from Gold Hill to Virginia must
await the trains or stay at home until
Friday. BENEFITS will bring the band
homo tomorrow and resume his regular
trips the day after.
/. E. James. Superintendent Of The 81
era Nevada mine. 10 expected to return
from Central America BY the hnt Psns-
ma steamer. His friends in Virginia DO
not look for him until he reaches Ban
Francisco.
Some gas still srisss'ou Of the old
Con. Virginia shaft from the IRE In the
old slopes OF the Bonansa mines. The
smell 10 quite strong at times, especially
early in the morning.
Tolsrabls frssh fruit will b rsesivsd
from California hereafter. The express
train II onos moro running on time and
arrives here before the heat Of the day.
The Hsvsrly Comedy Company. after
their performances last night Al Pipsr's
Opsss House. left Virginia BY private
conveyance for Reno. bound east.
The smallpox patients are all doing
piosly. Miss Crowley will probably b
pronouncsd we'll tomorrow and the nsl
taken down.
The washipeton Guard band Of vir'
sinis furnishes the music for The skattnl
ssyaiyal d Rsno tonight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-18
iha MonetarI Conference.

Pans, May l7.-In the Monetary
Conference yesterday Howe and Vrolik
spoke In favsr Of bl.mstallism. Louis
Msllstt. representing India. pointed 70
the evils the depreciation Of silver bad
brought upon India, and declared biz
readiness to support any measure tend
ing TO increase the value Of silver. The
next sitting OF the conference will be
Thursday, when Evarts, Dumas and
Prsimsz will speak.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-18
An.r.se. ssre.s aeser.

SAN PRAScisco. Nay 1873 ?. H.
Hale 4 Noreross, ~ sales; Best 4 Bslchsr
llS asked; Gould 4 Curry. s% asksd. sk
bid. ca sales; Mexican. ION bid. lok
sales; Sierra Nevada. ISL bid. ISL sales;
Albion. 2 IS sales; Alta. 8 80 bid; Andes. 2
asked; Savage. 4 40 asked. 4 40 sales; Gould
4 Curry. e. sales; Chollar. 2 su bid. 2 IS
ssksd; Ophir. ~ asked. ~ sales ; Potosi,
8 40 bid; Grown Point. q IS bid; Justice. I
bid; Scorpion. Q asked; Mexican. lo% bid
l0k sales; California. I so bid; Utah. On
bid; Union Con-. In sales.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-18

The San Francisco Report OF yesterday
has The following: There was another
move upward u the opening today. The
bears made . strong effort yesterday
morning but to break the market in its
present condition IL no light task. II Is
backed by the mines and 10 therefore
secure against the raids Of shorts or the
efforts OF bear sliquss. Work 10 pend.
Ing In various parts Of the lode which
10 likely to still further enhance the
value Of the Comstocks and should the
prospecting now or about to b In
progress result In % ore discovery the
materials are at hand for . tremendous
boom. There 10 abundance Of money
and confidence In Pine street. All that
IL wanted 10 . showing Of ore and up
will 20 prices - fast II not faster than
sysr. In the meantime, outside stocks
do not rsosivs much attention. and the
t~ransastiens In soms Of them SAVIOR OF
manipulation and mere assessment deals.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-18
ni..r's skali Crashed.

A miner named James Perry. working
In the bottom OF the Forman shaft. was
struck on ths head this morning BY .
falling rock. No one knows how great
q distance the rock fell. but its force was
sufficient to crush In the mans skull.
The doctor found II necsssary to take
out the depressed bones. which makes .
hole In the mans head about ~ large
around a. q oommon.sizsd watch. Mr..
Perry IL in . critical condition, and It 10
doubtful II be will recover from the
shock. He went to work ct IL o'clock
last night. and was putting In hi: frst
shift at that mine. He has Q family In
Canada. and 10 . brothsr.in.law OF b.
Il. Mcdonald.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-18
tn. New Massssmsss.

The officers Of the New wslls.Farso
are Solomon Hsydsufeldt. President;
r. N. Graves. W. 8. Lyle, Robert sher-
wood, Robert Barton and 8. H.ydsn.
feidt, Trustses;W W. W. Taylor. Secretary.
aad A. G.. Mckenzie. superintendent.
The company has sufacient money on
hand to run the mine three months
without lovying assessments. Before
the expiration OF that time they expect
to reach their vein BY . crosscut from .
drift on the 500 level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-18
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Excitement and Oppression in Cuba:

Excitement ana Uppresslon ID Oups'
New YoRx, May ia Herald Madrid
special says kilograms received todsy
from Havana report that the greatest
e1citsmsns was caused In Cuba by the
prosecution and seizure BY order OF the
Colonial authorities Of 81 7hiunifo. the
principal organ OF the Cuban Liberals,
because that popular paper snsrgeticaily
advocated, In . leading article the
autonomy Of Cuba under the spanian
Gag. but with % much sslf.govsrnmsnt
- Canada. 81 Liberal and several indu.
entail Madrid papers protest sharply
against the conduct OF General Blsnoo.
The creole representatives believe that
no reform 10 possible In Cuba until Cen
sral Blsnoo and the principal authorities
are removed, reversing the fatal poiey
OF the Conservatives and planters.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-18
Ansr.sss l.Ssrasl ssssiss.

BAN Francisco. Nay ls-2 ?. H.
New York. 2Oc; Gould 4 Curry. ek; Union
Con-. In. II; Savage. A.; Northern Belle
40; Belcher. 2 80; 0phir. ~; Bullion. $50;
Crown Point. 2 go. 2 e5; Calsdonis, 2oc;
Yellow Jacket. 4; Albion. 2 80; Sierra Ne
vsda. 1874. lsk; Potosi. 3 40. 8 IS; Best d
Bsicher. IN. uS; Ovsrman. IN; New
wslis.Farso. SOC; Hale 4 Norcross. ~.
4 10; Mexican, II. i0R ; Alta. 3 50; Day.
sSc; Con. Virginia. Q As; Scorpion, Q; Orc,
SOC; Andes. Q; Eureka Con-. san; Utah.
81; Albion. q 30; Bechtel. Toe; NJ. Diablo.
81; Imperial. ioc; Bodie. s*;Silvsr King
Al; Best 4 Bslcher. ia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-18
IssaSsisg Array.

Two men named Sullivan and Doyle
entered the saloon At $50 South O street.
Virginia. about II o'clock this morning.
and walked up 10 the bar for . drink.
but almost Immediately Sullivan turned
ON Doyle and struck twice ct his neck
with Q knife. The first blow made .
fssh wound on the left side Of the neck.
Doyle attempted to ward OF the second
thrust, and In % doing received an ugly
out on his right arm below the elbow.
There appeared to b no cause for the
cutting. yet It 10 probable that the parties
had bssn q~uarrsling before they entered
the saloon. But . few words were
spoken before the ARRAY took place,
certainly not enough to justify an ct.
tempt o persons life. The barkeepsr
rushed out for . doctor, and Sullivan
ran through the saloon TO B street,
escaping arrest at last accounts. Doyle's
cuts are severe. and hs lost considerable
blood before the doctor arrived. but will
hardly prove fatal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-18

Hal Puseh Is composed Of the .GnAs
liquors and most UquLdn fruit juices. In WIZ
ter or Summer, with hot water or MILK % toody'
or with Toe. soda, ETC., this !. pdr SreeaNsed
ne fsyodts: kssp Il on hand. Bold b. al
0rocers. wine Merchants and Druggists.
Tfsds supplied By Richards 3 Harrison, Assnn
for The Pseinc coast, tan Irsneisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-18
Lady Bryan ". opal ninins Co

The Lady Bryan Mining Company
yesterday got judgment In the District
Court BY stipulation against the Opal
Mining Company for ATS feet Of Ito
ground and ZOO feet Of Monte Cri.to
No. 8. The Opal Mining Company by
this arrangement receives 300 feet OF the
Monte Cfisto No. 8, and retains 1876
OF the ground described In the mining
records o. belonging to the Opal. Th:
Lady Bryan Company pays the costs Of
suit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-18
MiaisE Lssssiss.

John Kelly has located 1900 feet Of
mineral bearing ground In Virginia Min.
inn district, 10 b known - the Noun.
tain Draw Gold and Silver mining quartz
claim. Il 10 bounded on the south BY
the Silver Eagle. on the porth BY the
Mssksy, and on the west By the Esssx.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-18
Pipsrss opera Aess>.

Tomorrow (Thursdsy) night the com.
sdisns Robson and Crane, supported BY
their own comedy company. will com.
msnos an engagement at Pipsr's Opera
House, Virginia, in Joseph Bradford:
famous comedy Of "our Bachelors.
This company las been highly praised
By the San Francisco press. Reserved
seats can now bs sseursd at the ONCE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-18

Good tobacco and cigars are 10 BE- had
d o. a.. asllup's store on Main street,
Gold Hill. opposite the Bank Of Gold
ain. He also keeps school books. fancy
goods and stationery Of oil kinds. His
Imported cigars are excellent. Bead the
advertisement Of his store under "Nsw
Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-18
Sasisary measure.

County Commissioners Gallagher. Get.
ina - q member Of the Board Of Health.
has purchased . ton Of quioklins and
instructed Gold Hills Chief Of Police to
distributs Il In the various sewers ct
their heads. It will b done this even.
ine. and whsa the sewers are flushed
The lime will b spread through. all the
ssvsrs. II 10 we'll.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-18

The ssrsasld Guard had four prizes
left over from their annual distribution
last November. and have now put them
up to encourage the picnic team to prao-
tioe. The man making the best score
this week will have his choice OF the
four prizes. The best SCORE next week.
choice OF the three remaining. and 90 on
until oil have been shot for. Captain
CHANNEL has selected - his prize this
week the $15 pair Of cameo sleeve but.
tons that are In the company's posses.
sion. He made forty.sight points yes
tsrdsy out OF . possible atty, and say.
he will treat the entire sarsneld Guard
II any member Of Il will beat that SCORE
this week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-18

Col. 2. 2. osbistou has gone 70 New
York. and =. A. Thts 70 Sonora. Asx'
loo. Both esntsmsa sss locking aftss
mining interests.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-18

Attempt TO Kill the Present Csar.
Sr. PrTrRssuHo. May l8.-Ths Gear
IL said to have nearly psrishsd BY poison
on the 18th inst. One Of the palace
scullion's. arrested since, had sprinklsd
arsenic over Q bowl Of salad. Of which
Alexander 10 known to be very fond, but
% the dish did not figure on the menu
the attempt was detected. The day
previous the Emperor William received
an invitation TO his funeral.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-18
n~,arsuves Lass Evsasag.

@ Rssss. J Mccarthy. J Low, DR. Robin
inson. @ " Taylor. W C.Gliddon. ] O
Hampton. o Karstsns. Captain ] Kelly
and wife, W L Farnhsm. Mrs. Sullivan
and children.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-18
THR COMSFOCK.
Latest Official Mining News.
Tor the Week Ending Wednesday,
NAY IS, 1851.

Opsrasisas &C shs sissrs Hsvsds-
shs @. y. =. Pumps-shs Xslisw
Jacket water - Exsraeetsg ore
frso the Crsws roiss asd Del.
cher - Matters ~ = Extreme
Doush Ead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-18
sr0CK nEroRr.
ssa Hr~neisos DsAFo.


-
LAST xvxxrno.
$40 Grand Prise. TOO
100 Independence. 800
ITO Day. sic.l
$50 Albion. 81. 3 10. Slb
$40 Wales. IN
100 Holmes. 30
40 Tioga. $50
AIS Summit. 400
900 Goodshaw. $50
100 Bsohtsl. 900
400 Blackhawk. 25s
20 Bodis. ~
100 Mono,
80 Con. Pacific,
500 Jupiter. 500
$50 South Bulwer. 2oc. lSo
100 MONDAY. 2. I IS
60 North MONDAY. ~. ! 80
500 Double Standard. 2so
coo Orc. Csc. goo
10 Silver King. 2lh
200 AddsndA. 400
800 South Bodis. $50
rurs MORNING..
$40 0phir. sh.s
100 Mexican, l1k, lin
200 Gould q Curry. ~. 81
22O Best q Bslcher. In, llN
$40 California. I so
$50 Savage. 4 so. ~
400 Con. Virginia, Is
400 Potosi. 81. Sa5
20 Chollar. 2 IS
27o Hale 4 Norcross. I 80. %
$40 Crown Point. q GO. 2 es
ll0 Yellow Jacket. 4, los
$3.50 Imperial. l0c. i5c
ass Bslchsr. 2 90, 95
SIS Sierra Nevada. IAN. IAN, 1Ak IAN
40 Utah. 81
100 Bullion. 05c. SOC
2s5 E~Ichequsr. I IS. I 40
go Overmsn. ~. 60
A40 Justice. I. I 05
TAO Union Con-. l2k, IA. f2h
100 Alta. 2 so
$50 Julia. 20e
as Caledonia. 25c
400 silver Hill. Use
$50 New York. l5e
$50 Andes, q. 2 05
$50 Scorpion. 2
$50 Benton. S5c. 800
100 Capitol. 800
$40 Golden Gate. l 80. I 30
2290 New wells- Fargo. SOC. $50
44e N. Ex. Utah, Soc, Csc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-18
.,,,,.,. rms nor.s.g.

Arrivals norsisg.
VIM Burrows. VIM Peters. d Wagner.
N p Anderson. A Cook. B Williams. n
Nallard. Otto vollmers. Vim Meadow. i
Buckley. Nrs " u Friedrich.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-18
Justice Csurs- Riaaninshsm. J.P

The following business has been
transacted in this Court since last 70.
port:
State W. DR.. Msysr-Charss. vagran.
oy; Jury trial; verdict, not guilty.
State ". Campbsll-Chsrgs. vagrsn-
cy; continued, and defendant allowed 10
60 on his swn rsoosnisanos.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-18

The Chief Of Police Of Virginia has
psblishsd an order iofbiadins ball play.
ine on the streets there. The practice
had become general, much 70 the an.
peyanss Of teams. 70 ~ nothing Of The
damage 70 windows.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-18
NEVADA BEEF.

cred Herds Or Cassis asd Their
Rasges-rhe Numbers shtpped
ssd where so-IassrsstinH ssa'
Slssics.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-18

Good hssdvsy 10 made In lowering
the vstsr. The levels and drifts tnas
have been drained are yet In too heated
q condition to admit OF men working 20
advantage. Operations will BE- resumed
on the lower levels - soon - IL u prae-
tiosbls.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-18

There are two wines being sunk from
the 2500 level Of this mine. one joint
With Union Con. and the other joint
With Ophir. They are sunk and tim
bored at the rate Of 10 feet per week.
A crosscut IL run east joint with Ophir
about 20 feet per week. There is moth.
ing new to report in the formation or
character OF material passed through.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-18

led Nay 10; dslitQusnt June 10; sale day
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-01-13
L. W. Thomas

took her hands away, and he saw how
sad her face was. She shook her head
in answer to his anxious look.
Leave me" she said, ''leave me in
peace"
MY poor darling" he bent over her
and kissed her.
"Ah, go away" she said; II don't
want to be worried"
Her voice sounded pettish rather
than angry. Her father felt relieved
that she had taken the affair so quiet
ly, and he rejoiced that the scene he
had so dreaded was over.
He went to Bridget and told her not
to disturb her mistress.
"She must be left in peace" he said.
So it happened that neither Of them
went into the parlor till evening.
Then Bridget opened the door, and
her outcry summoned the clockmaker.
Yes, peace had come to Eileen!
They found her lying where she had
fallen forward on the floor. She had
struck the side of her head frightful
blow in falling, but even this had not
aroused her from her deadly uncon-
seriousness. She lay senseless for
hours, and when she reused, it was to
long fits of delirium, in which she
called on Yves, sometimes to return to
her, sometimes to shield her from the
cruelty of her father.
For days she lay between life and |
death. Her beautiful hair had been
cut close to her head, for in those days
remedies on the part affected were the
sovereign cure for brain fever. As
she lay, white as death, except for the
fever flush that burned fiercely below
her distended eyes, her father, gazing
sadly at his unconscious child, cursed |
the day when his impulsive charity
had led him to befriend Yves Duroc.
Bridget's imprecations were loud
and deep. She called for every posi-
BILE evil to light on the head of the
young Breton.
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PRINTS,
CUTLERY,
FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS,

her cheeks, and light to-awzsA
that looked like health. She waa
sweet, so bright too, that Yves ne
dreamed that his darling was slo'
wasting away. ;
But this year an unmistak.
change had come; her eyes were
bright, but her cheeks had grown h
low, and the bloom on them b
changed to hectic flush. She hat
constant cough too, and she stoor
and put her hand to her side when
wearing fits of coughing came.
One day she asked Yves to take
for a walk. He not done this late
as he fancied she tired so soon;
she asked him so earnestly that
consented.
The wind was cold, and Liszen sh
cred.
II am growing lazy" she smiled
her husband. Il feel as if strene
had gone from me-"
A violent fit of coughing choE
her speech. She turned pale, a
sank into her husbands arms.
Yves was terribly frightened.
got her home with difficulty; but
did not tell her his fears; and VIII
& Ihe had quite revived he rdotf6sta;
/ Jackson County, and ask Their pat
anything in his line. M
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pnuudS more than any other Family
| Bibles published in th- United States.
This Is proof positive that they arr.
more solid and substantial than any
other Bibles. It proves that th-y are
printed on heavier paper. and bound
with heavier and more durable mate
rial. They are published in German
also.
| We cordially commend this Bible tn
our readers, and hope it may find a
place in every family. 1t is one Of
the best Family Bibles ever published,
and no home should be without it.
The price is astonishingly low, and
within the reach of all 1t is sold by
subscription only, and Mr.. M. Gilmor,
| who is the authorized agent for this
section, is now canvassing for it.