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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-05
The IrrepressIbls Gorham.

NEW Yoax, August 6.-Ths Tribune
thinks George O. aorhsm 10 still labor.
iug under the dslusion that be 10 contin.
uing to be the candidate Of Republican
Senators for Secretary Of the Senate.
The Washington newspaper, OF which
be 10 said to be editor. spoke OF him q
day or two ago - 'ths present candi.
date for the position" and adds that bis
election was only deferred through
the deadlock which Characterised the
extra session OF the Senate last spring.
II Gorbsm 10 anything except . con-
scisnc.lsss s%dvepturtr, which may per.
hsps DO doubted. be 10 an sntt.Adminls-
trstion man. That OF itself ought to.
and NO doubt will. settle the business.
We observe In Republican newspapers .
mild but determined objsction to Cor.
hams attempt to load himself again
upon the party.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-05
TO jail.

Constable Mccarthy OF Virginia yes
terdsy arrested Q young fellow named
Alexander Mccoy, on . charge Of enter.
ing the room Of . Mr.. Hall. In the rear
Of the Eureka Market on the Divide,
and taking thsrefrom . lot Of clothing.
Mccoy was trying to sell some OF the
clothing when arrested. he weakened
in the Constsble's grasp and admitted
that he wal the .thief. Afterwards hs
went with the officer to Q place kept by
Doc. Randall. near Chinatown. where
be turned up the remainder Of the stolen
property. he had an examination DO.
fore Justice Henderson and was COM
mittsd to County Jail to await the aotion
Of the Grand Jury on q charge OF burg.
lafy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-05
n 20 do Tsmorrow.

Frat Of all, 60 to the Calsdonisn pic
MIC. The attractions for tomorrow's
picnic are numerous and varied; q
can witness the games. the shooting.
participate in the bswildsrmsnts Of the
mszy waltz. lounge about In the grass
under tn, trees enjoying the cool and
balmy sir always to Be found at Tread.
Ways Park, or do most anything else
they please to. All should rsmsmber
that the excursion train will leave Vir.
siuia at 7:S0. Gold Hill at 7:45 and Day.
ton at $50 A. n. Tickets for the round
trip. 50; children. 81; gate tickets. 81.
Every detail tending to the pleasure Of
the participants will have attention. and
those who 60 are sure to have . very
enjoyable time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-05
Virginia Democratic Convention.

hukubs s'-Ase SSss
tive Democratic State Convention met at
noon, ]. N. Stubs In the Chair.
After q half hours recess the several
delegates were admitted, reporters sp.
pointed and committees formed. There
was then another recess. On rsssssm-
bling the Committee on Permanent
Organization made Q report. Thomas
s. B.bcock was made President. and the
Convention adjourned till 8 o'clock In
the evening. Upon ressssmbling a plat.
form was adopted. OF which the follow.
ing 10 . synopsis:
First- Equality Of right and exact
justice TO ali men, with special privileges
to none. Freedom OF religion. press
and person under the protection OF the
habeas corpus; trial by jury. impair.
TALLY selected; o pure. upright and nom
partisan judiciary; election BY the pto.
pie, free from force or fraud. OF citizens
or Of military and civil officers Of the
government. and the selection Of honest,
capable public officers.
Sscond-The msintenancs Of the pub.
lilo credit OF Virginia 10 an essential
means to the promotion Of her prosper
ity. We condemn reputation In every
shape and form. and advocate the homes,
settlement Of the public debt. With the
consent Of the creditors; uuiaostion Of
classes OF the public debt. annual pay
msnt Of interest, and eventual eomplsts
payment; q three per cent. bond aud no
increased taxes.
Third-we uphold the public schools
for both white and oolorsd.
Fouuh-ws invite cooperation ON
this platform and dsnounes the state.
m-nt that the party opposes an honest
ballot and Q fair count.
Arssolution was also adopted strongly
copdemnipg Gitteau's act.
John W. Daniels was nominated Tor
Governor after the arst formal ballot.
Convention adjourned till 10 A.. n. to-
day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-05
Net His Doom at Last-Greenaeld,
the Vile Murderer, Hanged 10.

s~rRAcusE. N. T.. August g. Nathan
Orlando arssnnsld was executed this
morning for the murder Of his wife
Alice. at Orwell, oswsso county. oeto.
Der is. 1875. This case wal remarkable
for it, stubborn contest 10 the Courts.
Three trials wsrs had. the jury disagree.
Ing onos. and twice finding him guilty.
There were three death sentences and
Ave stays and reprievss. Five years and
nine months after the crime was COM
mitted. and after 20 many escapes from
the gsllows, GrssnAsld was confident be
would not be banged. and gave up oil
hope OF Communication only under the
gailows. The execution took place 10
the Jail, 10 the presence Of two hundred
persons, official Witnesses and press rep.
resentstivts. The prisoner wal cool and
upcope-rnrd. Being sskrd u hs had
anything to say. be replied. ''noihing.
The trap was sprung At II o'clock. A
scene took place just before the sxseu.
ton. The prisoners brother insisted
on standing BY bin to tbs last. deelar.
log him to be innocent. This the Shsrin
refused 90 unlawful.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-05
The Command Of European Fleets.

New YoaK. August "a Iinrss Wash.
inston special says: The Secretary Of
the Navy Wednesday unexpectedly took
sotion regarding the detail to command
the European fleets. 10 officially In.
formed Commander John W. Nicholson.
lately In command ct the Brooklyn Navy
Yard. that he Was appointed to COM
mand the European station, and re-
qusstsd him to recommend any PARTON.
lar officers that be desired. Secretary
Hunt said that Admiral Donald II Fair
fax. now commanding the Naval Asylum
at Philadelphia. some months ago 40.
cepted the European detail, but recently
changed bis mind and requested to be
retired. having served forty years.
Nicholson was the next officer In rank.
This position 10 the most sought for In
I'LL the feet. An officer says Fairfax was
delighted With being chosen and began
to make preparations. He applied 10
Secretary Hunt for permission to take
bis vile and family, which was refused.
Hence he resigned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-05
norfMAN's AssAllANTs.
Their Examisasioa Before Jussies
Hires.

The examination Of the Caldwell
brothers. charged with asssulting John
Hoffman last Saturday night. was re.
sumsd before Justice Hires last evening:
l.. q. Schwortz testified to having
seen the defendants In Hoffman's saloon,
and to having been with Mr.. Hoffman
on Saturday evening last whom he closed
up his place. When all the lights ex-
crpt the front one was put out, witness
stepped out on the sidewalk. and Mr..
Hoffman looked the door on the inside.
and remained in the saloon. The wit.
ness walked north from the saloon about
hfty feet, when two men rushed past
him. and went and stopped In front Of
Honman's door. Witness then turned
around and watched the two men for two
or three inmates to see II Hoffman would
open his door. Witness saw the men
enter, and then went to the FL Dorado
saloon, whore he remained about hall an
hour, when he went out on the street
and heard Of the assault. However. he
Vas not, after all. positive that the pris.
oners were the two men Who rushed past
him.
Henry Manser testified that he was
next door to Hoffman's saloon. About
ll:30 he heard q cry Of "Firs !" when
he ran up stairs and saw i've men In the
back yard OF the saloon. who were rust
ling around pretty lively. Hs asked the
men what was the trouble. They did
not answer. but one Of the men said to
the other /: "Gst out. get out They
then tore down . isnos and ran to the
back door Of . house on d street.
+. A. Farnham, County Jailer. testi-
dsd that he had seen defendants In Hon.
mans saloon and took particular notice
Of them. He Afterwards saw them on
B street. On the morning after the a..
ssult hs asked Hoffman II be remem-
bsrsd the two men who had been sitting
at . table In his saloon when be wit
nsss) was there. Hoffman said be did.
and that those were the men who a.
ssulted him. The witness said the two
men to whom he referred we're the two
Csldwells.
Chief Bradley and Captain Csnavsn.
Who went down to Franktown and
brought the prisoners back to this city.
testified that In q conversation they bad
with the prisoners they denied having
svsr been in Virginia City. Afterward.
however. they ~laughinsly admitted that
they had been here.
A recess was then taken until today.
The examination 10 in progress again
this sftsrnoon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-05
An.r.sss .sr.ss a.ssrI

BAN Francisco. August SIS ?. ~
Yellow jacket. A. asked; Hale 4 Noreross
8 ssksd; Alta. y 30 bid. 5 IS asksd; Utah.
~ bid. ~ asked; Best 4 Beleher. 81
bid. 81 asked; Con. Virginia. N bid;
Grown Point. I IS bid; 0phir. 8 bid. 81
asisd; Orc. Soc bid; California. SOC bid.
sss asked. soc sales; ovsrmsn. l 10 ssksd;
Ns1iesu. ~ asked; Julia. 800 bid; Sierra
Nsv.ds.sk bid; Albion. ~ bid; MONDAY
SOC bid; Chollsr. 2 Is bid; Exehsqusr.
Is asisd; Grown Point. l IS bid. 2
ssksd; Benton. SOC bid; Bodis. z bid; Best
4 Bslehsr. 81 sales.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-05
original Keystone.

The regular meeting OF the Original
Keystone Silver Mining Company was
held In San Francisco last Tuesday,
SO, 40 shares being represented. The
following named gentlemen were elected
to serve ~ Q Board Of Directors for the
ensuing year: B. E. Brewster (Prssi.
dsnt), T. E. Jewell Vice Prssidsnt). P.
q. Kramer. George P. Thsllsr and 8.
P. Caldwell. F. E. Luty was chosen
Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-05
Ont of DANGER Again.

NEW Yoax. August ga Washington
special says: Dr.. Hamilton, In reply.
log to = direct question yesterday fore.
noon, said: you may quote me ss
saying the President will certainly get
we'll. consider him out Of danger"
Dr.. Hamilton also expressed the OPINION
that there was no malaria In the pati'nt's
system. In response TO intsrrogatoriss
relative to moving the patient from the
Executive Mansion. the doctor said thst
nothing could now bs determined upon,
a. the President was In NO condition to
b moved. Hs thought that when the
proper time came, Q trip down the Poe
iom.c would b Of benefit TO hasten his
recovery.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-05
Ansr.e.. I.fsrs.i sessis..

.SAs FRAScisco. August ga ?. H.
ORC. Sse; Potosi. AZ; Mono. AZ; Bodis
Tunnel. 3. 2 IS; Day. AZ. Q IS. 2 60;
Bsdis. Z; Con. Virginia. I so; California.
soc: Albion. ~; Yellow Jacket. ~. 4 IS;
Ophir. 6h; Gould 4 Curry. 4 IS. 4 80;
Utah. ~. IL; Sierra Nevada. 81; Union
Con. sk; Best Belchsr. 81. 81; North.
srn Belle. l4S; Justice, 7sc, soc; Mexican
~; Best 4 Bslehsr. ~; Albion. ~; NJ
Diablo. 81; Mono. Q S.; MONDAY. sse;
savags. 2 40; overmsn. l Is; Mexican,
~; Grown Point. ! 80; Bslehsr. 2 30;
Bullion. SOC; Hale 4 Norcross. 3; North
MONDAY. $50; Scorpion. l IS; Silver King
20k; Bodle. ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-05

have occurred; three fatal. At Hano-
Yer. N. d. the Thermometer 10 l02.
Several suns.rokes are reported in Mon.
treal.
LITTLE Rock. Ark. August 5.-Pey.
ton aud Isom have been arrested at Per-
rysvills Tor assassination. and warrants
are ont for ten or twelve more. The
town has quieted down.
CDEvrLASD. August 5.-Hiabss 4 Co.'S
elevator. near Fremont. was burned
yesterday. Loss S53, 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-05
Niscellsue0us

sr,Acusr, N. Y, August 6.-Nathan
Greenfield, the wife murderer. to bs
hanged TO day. still declares bis limo
o.nes, and thai the Governor will saw
him. q. il excited as the prospects Of
hanging.
NEW YosK. August 5.-Hartmsn. The
Nihuist. has departed. probably fearing
extrsditon. His friends refuse to reveal
his WHEREABOUTS.
III. weather IL vsry hot today. being
% IN the shads. Nineteen sanstsskss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-05
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
Tho Irish %skirmishing Yund-Thos.
@. Luby Serves Up O'Donovan
Rosa - 1.-THE Champion sneak
B~lusterer OF His Race"

hVsoo - ue SusmPtVu SuosA
Blusterer OF His Race"
NEW YoRx. August 4.-Mr. Thomas
Clarke Luby, who has been conspicuous
in Irish politics. and who understands
the true inwardness Of the Fenian skir-
mishipg fund. having been one OF the
trustees. when asked today 10 be would
make public the history Of that fund,
replied : Though / don't believe / am
any longer under any strong moral obi.
estiops TO withhold the history OF tbs
diminishing fund from the poblic. ~ .
mater Of exp-diency. and with due
consideration Tor the interests OF the
a OF Ireland, I must decline going
into the details OF this skirmishing bust.
ness, At the same time ] would even
bs prepared, II called upon BY any really
representative body Of Irish nationality
In America. to 60 into the particulars.
I might inform such . body OF some
strange hoanoial disclosures In connec-
ton with O'Donovsn Rosa that came
to the oognizsnoe Of the new trustees .
few days alter they were installed. /
might also tell the true Circumstances OF
bis osasipg some months after to b .
member Of the Board. Some Of these
things. to my knowledge, he. strongly
enough. admitted on paper. I saw the
admissions With my own eyes. / could
also tell how some Of the Trustees II was
not one Of thsse) got up . collection for
him throughout the country when bis
health broke down. I could then o..
patiAte on bis black iuRratitude and
treachsry toward those same trustees.
He 10 the last person In existence who
ought to talk % he has done Of financial
shortcomings. Ipdetd be 10 the only
man I know Of 10 the whole business
whose conduct Is all but INDISPENSABLE.
When at this time. twelve months ago.
Just after his absurd convention at Phil
ad-lphis. he was misrepressnting the
circumstances Of his leaving the fund
and everything elss IN connection With
the fund. the trustees who remained,
had II In their power to crush him but
they showed . weak mercy. I told one
Of them that they all deserved tho an.
noyance be has since been able 10 give
through their weak sood nature. pass
over, too. his crawling before the British
government 10 '78. and his petitions
whining for permission to 60 home to
Ireland to die, whereby he verified the
maxim that - blusterer always turns
out q sneak" In truth he 10 the cham.
pion ansak blust srer Of his race.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-05
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Town ana CITY Anairs-0as-Yisan.
ess-Iatsrsss On water Besds-
Esc.

A special meeting Of the County Com.
missionsrs was held yesterday afternoon
for the consideration Of town and city
Affairs. Present. . full Board. Chair
man Csnsvsn presiding.
A communication from n. o'Mesra
was read. rendering his resignation ss q
regular policeman. His resignation WAS
accepted.
The Committee on City Affairs were
instructed to CONFER with the Gas Com.
psny and arrange for more favorable
terms. The amount now claimed BY the
Gas Company 10 $504 per month.
A number Of bills against the city and
town funds were allowed. The bills Of
Sutro & Co.. and the Bank Of Cslifor.
mia for interest on Water Bonds Of Vir.
aiuis were referred to Commissioners
Fraser and Weber and the District Al.
tornsy. who subsequently, presented the
following report:
To the Hon. Board Of County Com.
m~issioners Of Storey County. Nevada
Gentlemen: Your committee. to which
was referred the claim Of sutro q Co.
against the city Of Virginia for interest
due on forty-thres water bonds thereof.
amounting to $2680. aud also the claim
Of the Bank Of California against said
city for interest due on thirty.thres
water bonds. amounting to $246O. beg
leave 10 report: ~.
That to meet the said amount OF said
clsims, there Ia in the Water Bond Re-
dsmption Fund but the sum Of $2e69 Do.
~ We are informed by the Auditor Of
Storey County; your COMMITTEES there
fore recommend that the claims be OIL.
lowed, and that warrants DO ordered
drawn against the said sum Of $266s Do
in favor OF each OF said claimants. and
that such warrants 10 favor Of each re-
spectivsly shall be drawn for such pro.
portion OF the said sum last named. %
the claim OF each respectively bears to
the said sum OF s2659 IS.
d. II. FaAzrR.
The COMMITTEES on City Affairs was
ordered to apportion the SOU OIL Of
Lewis & Deal, which was allowed them
for an opinion respecting the bonded
debt Of Gold Hill aud Virginia. between
the two places.
Chas. Nuttsll and Alex. Lamb were
placed In nomination for regular police.
man. made vacant by the resignation OF
N. O'Mesra. Nuttsil was elected BY q
party vote.
yrsAScrs OF ooLp HILL NJ VIRGINIA.
The following statement OF the con.
dition OF the town and city funds In the
County Treasury vas handed IN BY N.
Canavan. Chairman OF the Board oil
County Commissioners
Virginia General Fund .... g. $7.026 "a
Virginia Water Bond Redemption
Fund d'oos 90
Virginia Fire Fund $500. ...... AZ 90
Gold Hill Redemption Fund 80. 10 %
Overdraft Gold Hill General
runQ ........ A<o w
Board adjourned until Monday. An.
or,k q II ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-05
Fine subscription.

CINCINNATI. o.. August 6.-Ths Com.
msrcial announced yesterday morning
that 1. would reo-ivs one cent subsorip'
tons to pay the nns OF o. 4. Cook. IN
old soldier. who alspped George Nor.
rison In the face last month for saying
be "wishsd to God the President would
die" The amount Of the hns has been
forwarded and about eight thousand OF
authorizations received.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-05
Dissries Court.

The only business done yesterday was
the hearing OF the statement Of John
Landry, administrator Of The sstats Of
Edward Landry. II was ordered that
the stock in the hands Of +. 4. TITLE b
sold and the proessds BE- paid to II. N.
stone for distribution among the hsirs.
The Court then took . recess until the
26th instant 10 4. y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-05
srsona

L. d. Folsom. Of W. N. Hall + Co..
Ass gene 10 Truckee. probably in the
interest Of the hardware arm Of which
he 10 . member. T~ruekesites will Ind
him IN agreeable gentleman to deal
With.
james Mssban has been given the
fossmanship Of the Sutro tunnel. He
has BEEN shift boss there for years.
Judge Rising hss returned to Lake
Tahes.
Chris. James wa among the depart
urss last evening. He has gone to San
Francisco.
Mrs. G. @. Goodwin Of Salt Lake II
Visiting. friends in Carson.
Governor Kinisad Is reported to b
much better. His illness was an acute
attack Of the kidneys. =.
n. Kirkpatrick. the vsll.knovn sitor.
nsy Of Virginia. 10 now ct Butte City,
Montana, sad thinks Of settling there.
Colonel R. q. Taylor viii hereafter
live In San Francisco. He says he
vsuId not live In Arizona.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-05
Reported strike IL the Lever Conn
stock.

1t is reported that ore asssying a. high
az 5000 per ton was struck In the Lower
Comstock mine yesterday. In the DRIFT
on the l40 level. What 10 now known
a. the Lower Comstock was formerly
the Emigrant and Cherokee claims. A
streak OF ore was found In the Cherokee
ground three years ago, Q little south Of
the present shaft. 1t Ia In that direc.
ton the drift on the 140 level has been
run and II 10 to be presumed that Il has
run into the streak Of ore found in the
Cherokee,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-05

A beautiful head Of hair Is appreciated
by everybody. and how to secure It,
interests everybody. The hair and
scalp must be kept free from scurf snt
dapdruff, and not allowed to get dry snt
harsh. The roots must be stimulated &c
healthy action. Fle1ibility and . hand
some gloss are essential. All These
requisites are easily secured BY the us'
Of Ayers Hair viRor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-05

Halt! aud Go 60 the Rear.

The Reno Gazette has IL that ''forty
men OF the National Guard OF Virginia
sl-pt on their arms last Tuesday night,
to aasis. the Sheriff should COL attempt
to lynch the Caldwell brothers," A
guard OF three men were placed In the
Nationals srmory at the request OF the
Sheriff to prevent 1901" from getting
any guns from It., and an item to that Of.
feet appeared In the NEws Of Wednesday.
Mr.. GaseHs man.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-05
rh., Gas. Of H,.,.ri..

Miss May Kinney, the young lady
living on the Divide who was afflicted
with bystsris. and not expected to live,
about six weeks ago, 10 able to be about
the streets. It will be remembered that
she was said to have lost her hearing,
speech and ~eyssight. and to be gradually
wasting away. She IL yet quite pale and
occasionally goes Of In q so-callrd trance
at unexpected moments. but has rteov.
cred the use Of her organs Of hearing.
sight and speech.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-05
The D.paiy D,s,r,es Attorney

District Attorney lilies received notice
yesterday from the Chairman OF the
Board Of County Commissioners direct.
ing him to dispense with the services Of
Q deputy. The order was complied With.
E. n. HufYaksr has been the Deputy
District Attorney ainos lilies went into
Once. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-05
Ipnut Pheuomenon In Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock. Ark, August 4.-Mrs.
DR.. 8. W. Bird. living near Hamilton.
Roanoke county. has given birth to q
girl child weighing II pounds. with Ito
brains on the outside Of the Uranium.
Tb. child 10 we'll developed. has . nns
form and NO dsformity save that the
ewes are inclined to stand ont. The
child has NO forehead save about bali an
inch. From thence the head rscedes
and Ito Uranium 10 entirely gone. and
where the frontal bone should be 10 the
ohild's brain. The brain has it, usual
covering Of membrane. but no skin or
any other covering exists. On the back
Dart Of the head. about an inch and o
half from the upper part OF the neck. 10
sons very eosl.blsck hair n and . bali
inches long. It has black eyes. the fsa.
tures are regular. the child 10 healthy.
Wen formed and 10 doing well.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-05

The three Lodges Of the Knights Of
Pythias Of Virginia are preparing for q
ersnd banquet. to Be given Monday
evening, In National Guard Hall. In honor
Of the meeting Of the Grand Lodge. 1t
IL expected to seat $50 people at the IA
bic. Il will BE- . grand affair. The
Grand Lodge K. Of p. meets at Pythian
Castle, vireinis, Monday ct ~ A. N:
The Knights from Eureka have chartered
an excursion train and will BE- represent
cd in force.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-05
DR.. Tanner Training for Another
Fast.

EaIE, Pa. August 6.-Dr. Tanner, The
faster. registered his diploma with the
pro,hons,ory yesterday. He 10 drawing
up . proposition to the medical faculty
Of New York to fast three months. he
stated 10 . reporter that be can fast
nin.ty.Avs days u fed on electricity. the
air In his room to Be charged With .
strong current. This being positive. be
can obtain the negative element from
the disintseration Of his tissue. BE 10
now fs,tsnipg for . fast. a. plenty Of I'd.
iposs 10 necessary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-05
psparsares Last Evssisg.

Chris James. ia Lee. W A Perkins. Il
Il Bailey. J = Hslleck. Il Hawkins. W n
Little. Y MCGOWAN. n Lutte and wife,
MpJamss Mckay and son. Ssttie Mckay.
nisA K q BlakslsS Mrs. &c Pstris and
con. Miss 9 Rising. Mrs B + Slater. Mrs 7
0Sddsi. Hancock. Mrs. n @ Ewing. Misc
K Cleveland. Mrs WE Thomas.