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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-12
NAMING

Following statements have been sent BY
the Superintendent Of the comstoci
mines to the offices in San Francisco for
the week ending September 10:
srERRA NEVADA.
On the $500 level crossout No. I wa.
advanced IL feet the past week; orosscu,
No. 2 Is feet, and cfosscut No. = "
feet. The main lateral drift was ~.
tended 20 feet, and drillhole No. l 10
feet. The drift west from the 27oo leve'
OF the winzs joint With Union Con
solid,ted Was advanced II feet. Daring
the week have been cutting out drain
and laying track in the east drift from
the shaft.
South drift, 2275 level. has been ID
vancsd 10 feet. Have cut las feet o.
drain and put in 10 sets OF timbsfs In
north drift. No work was done on thu
4th instant. At the Fornsn shaft tbs
Sutro tunnel drift has been advanced 81
feet. Will complete upraiss from pump
station today. and complete bob station
tomorrow.
CALEDONIA.
Pumps have been q an average Of
seven hours per day. consuming IN aver
sgs Of 4 2 Z cords Of wood per day. Al
Formsn shaft We have extended Sutrc
tunnel DRIFT So feet. Will complete up
raise from pump station today. and com
plste bob station tomorrow.
NEW wELLs FARGO.
The soath lateral DRIFT on the 500 lsvel
has been advanced eight feet on the lins
Of the east clay Of the vein. Have been
engaged during the last three days 10
timbering tue drift, the ground being too
soft to stand without timber. The form
alton still looks very promising.
aALY 4 NoncRoss.
Having extensive repairs to make 10
the incline and shaft, have stopped sink
ing the Wine at . point l27 feet below
the 2400 level. The bottom is in hard
east country rock.
CONSOLIDATED IMPERIAL.
Operations duripe the past week have
been confined to the 2l0Q level. whore
preparatory work 10 being done looking
to the reop-nips OF tho Imperial and
Alpha Joint Wine.
UNION sHAFT.
Are repairing the drift connecting
With the Sutro tunnel on the 1900 level.
and easing timbers at the 2400 station.
The stump DRIFT has been extended IL
feet.
o. 4 @. ANp .. 4 y. sHAfr.
The shaft has attained . depth Of 2l60
feet. Have stopped sinking and are nov
outing out for balance bob No. 8 and
stationary pump at the 2ils level.
porosI.
Tho crosscut has been advanced 70
feet. The last eight feet being 10 . mix
turs Of clay and porPhyry. The heat
In the srosscut In intense.
cHoLLAR-SoRcsoss.sAvA0r SHAFT.
The hydraulic pumps are running sat.
isfactorily. The old pumps are still
undergoing repairs.
BEsr 4 sELcnKk.
Tho joint Consolidated Virginia east
crosscut, $500 level. has boon extended
Is feet; total length. "a feet.
SCORPION.
The north DRIFT on the 500 lsvsl 10 en-.
tering softer ground. A progress OF IA
feet was made the past week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-12
The Great Calamity Of Michigan
Another Appeal TO the American

The Great Calamity OF Michigan
Another Appeal TO the American
People.
Ponr HURON, Mich, September "a
To the American People: We have just
returned from the burned district OF
Huron, Sslina county. We have seen
the burned. disHgursd and vrithing
bodies OF mon. women and children 10
rough board oonins followed to the grave
BY q few blinded and dsspairing rela.
tives. Crowds Of balf.starved people
were st some Of the stations asking
for bread for their families aud neigh.
bors, We hear OF more than 200 vic.
Tins already buried. Moro charrsd and
bloated bodies are daily discovered.
Already more than Is 900 families are
found to bs utterly destitute and house.
l.ss. They huddls In barns, In school
houses and In their neighbour houses,
soorohed, blinded and hopeless. Some
still wander. half ersz.d, around the
ruins OF their hsbitstions, vainly seek
ing their dead; some 10 ~speschless
agony wrinsing their hands and refusing
to bs ~oonforted. More than 10000
people who only ons week ago occupied
happy, comfortable homes, are today
homeless and houselsss sufferers. They
are hungry and almost naked when
found. and In such great numbers and
90 widely scattered that our best Efforts
and greatest q fail to supply
their immediate wants. Without speedy
aid many will perish. and many more
will suffer and become exilrs. Our pso.
pie will do their utmost for their relief,
but oil our fail to meet their
necessities. We appeal to the charity
and generosity Of the American people.
Send help without delay.
(Sigued): Z. @. CARLTON
Mayor Of Port Huron and Chairman
OF the Relief Committee.
WV. HARTRUyF.
Jso. P. SANBoRS.
CuAs. A. WARD.
OMAR d. CosorE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-12
K.i.hss OF ryshias.

A number Of the gentlemen intending
to become charter members OF the lodge
Of K. OF P. which will shortly be organ.
lied in Gold Hill. met at the Courtroom
Of Justice Flanninsham last Saturday
evening. Fiity-two names have been
signed to q list for charter members. In
addition to these. there Sil be sixtssn
full rank KNIGHTS. making . total mem
bsrship OF siIty-eieht. The Lodge was
named Harmony No. IL. and Friday.
October Z. nIed ppon as the day to or
eanixs. The following named gentle
men were chosen to serve a. ofncers for
the term to end In December: F. A.
Wise, P. G /; Mercer Ot-y. @. G.; W.
E. Copeland. V. c.; W. A. Hasbrouek.
p; L. Block. N. Of E.; W. P. Gum
msr. II. OF F.; Joe Frsnksl. K. Of 4.
and s.; Thomas Booth. II. at A.; VIM.
Mercer. L. G.; =. Day. o. g.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-12

The Reno Journal speaks Of the Chair.
man Of the Board Of County Commits
sisnsrs Of Storey county. noting his AZ
rival In that burg last week. - Gov
srsor Csnsvan." rs Ii presumed the
paper referred to the future
The warm wave from the East appears
TO have reached the Comstoek. The
thsrmomstsr marked eishty.four degrees
in the shade yesterday and Il was uncom'
fortsbly warm In the sun.
During the California State Fair
dsksts from the Comstock to Sscrs-
,.n,e and return will BE- sold for $22.
Gsod from September 10th to ssptsm-
Der 28ih.
The pay roll Of the Virginia and
Truekss Railroad for August amounts
10 about SIS, 900. The employees OF the
road we're paid OF Last week.
The annual session Of the Msthodiss
Conference Of Nevada will b hsld IN
Carson this year oommsneins Thufsosy'
ssps.nbsr 10.
County Connissiensr Sheridan went
bslsv Saturday evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-12

The passenger train was four hours
late today. The delay wal caused BY .
collision Of two trains on the Central
Pacific Railroad. near EniRrsnt Gap.
Particulars Of the accident have not yet
been received.
Margaret Kelly has hlsd declaration
OF Homestead. The property she asks
for consists Of lots eight and nine, block
2Sl, range /. on Ridge street, Virginia.
It has 0 cash value OF $500.
George Emmett, one Of Gold Hills
popular citizens, returned from San Fran
cisco yesterday morning.
Yellow Jacket Engine Company, No.
2, Gold Hill. had their steamer out for
practice this afternoon.
6oo Q week IN yoar own town. Tsrms and
Duo g ousat frss. Addzsss u. aAsiST D
do, Portland, 3Atne.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-12
~Frauaais.s lssiias.

The Italians ON the Comstock deny
that G.. Prosti is q native Of Italy.
Prosti recently applied to the County
Commissioners for aid. and they wish
the public to know that they themselves
care for oil their destitute oountrymen.
They have an association and q fund for
relieving all Italians who may stand In
need OF temporary assistance. They
say there 10 no italian In the city named
Prosti, and do not wish to have Il said
that q Of their people Is being assisted
by the county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-12
King Kalakaua Returning from Eu.
rope-Hn Impressions Abroad.

New YoRK. September IL. "A Tribune
reporter yesterday interviewed Arm
strong. King Kalskaus's Attorney Gen.
eral, who arrived from Europe yesterday.
Armstrong said: "Ths King will soon
come here. he will stay two weeks In
the Eastern States aud then 20 to Wiz
Rinia, Kentucky and San Francisco.
Octob-r "a he will sail from San Fran
CISCO for bis kingdom. The King sss
much surprised at the grandeur OF the
houses, aud wealth OF England, but hs
wss most pleased with the great display
made over him in japan"
Tho Tribune. editorially referring to
the Armstrong interview. says: II ap-
pears that the recent rumor OF . design
to food the Kingdom Of Hawaii With
cheap Cinnamon 10 officially denied. 1t
10 announced that there are moro China
men In Hawaii than arc wanted there.
which seems to BE- trus OF most coun-
tries including China. The Hindoo Ia
boring classes are pronounced interior
even to the Chinese. The people fnd-
ing the most favor In the eyes OF Kals.
kaua and bis advisers seem to have been
the smigrating class among the Portu.
pueBo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-12
The California Ploaeers-some OF
them Celebrate Admission Day on
Coney Island.


Coney Island.
New YoRx. September l0.-Over
the Oriental Hotel. at Coney Island.
yesterday aoatsd the old historic war
asg Of the Society Of California Pic.
ueers. and ON the broad piazza and
through the corridors were to DO OBJ.
served old forty-nins pioneers. chal.
longing each other In the telling Of old
time stories. The occasion was the
thirty.nrst anniversary Of the admission
Of California into the Union. and the
California Pioneers were celebrating II
BY q social gathering and dinner. At 9
O'Clock about ninety persons, including
many ladies. set down to q dinner which
was sxcsllsnt both In quantity and
quality. A large number VI prominent
Oslifornisns hwsre present, also some
California Pionsers aud native Cali
fo~rnisns.
Interesting and amusing speeches were
made pertinent to the occasion, rsoita.
tiops both humorous and sentimental
were given. numerous songs were sung,
and many excellent toasts were sppro'
pristsly responded TO. Az . wind.up
the ''Song Of the Arsonauts" wa sung
BY the entire company. all standing With
hands Joined. The President then adj
journsd the meeting until the next 70.
union. A telegram was received during
the evening from the Society Of Call.
fornis Pioneers in Sacramento, Vallejo.
Nspa and Sonora. CAL, which bad as
ssmblsd 1t Mare Island to celebrate the
anniversary. The telegram CONTAINED
greetings and good wishes from the Pho
nssrs Of the Pacific Slope to their broth.
srs In this city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-12
Heat d. N. Ch.Ii.r ..d rssssi.

A bulkhead has been placed in the
Hale & Norcross incline at the 1900 level.
This cuts Of the circulation Of air that
hss formerly passed through the incline
10 the 2A00 level OF that mine. and thence
TO the Chollar and Potosi mines. The
lack Of ventilation causes the two last
named mines to be intensely hot. anu
makes progress in work there very slow
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-12
EASTERN DISPATCHES,
Another Attempt to Kill Guiteau-
4 Guard Takes . Shot at His
Had and inst GPaxes Hia Har-

Another Attempt to XIII Guiteau-
Guard Takes . Shot at His
Head and Just Graxes His Ear
Affect Terror Of Guiteau-He Has
No Friends.
New YoRx. September IA Times
Washington special says Another at.
tempt was made last evening to kill the
assassin, Guitsau. There Is reason to
believe that . few days ego there was
some talk among the soldiers detailed to
guard him In regard to which one Of
them should be chosen 10 shoot at him
whenever he should present bis head At
the window OF bis o+ll where 1t could be
seen from the outside. II Was decided
that the work should bs done BY Ser.
aesnt John A. Msson, Of Company B.
Second ARTILLERY. and hs made prspsrs-
tons for 1t.
Last evening three wagon loads Of
soldiers left the arsenal for the jail. to
relieve the day guards. Mason was In
the nrst wagon. and his companions
noticed that hs Was fumbling with the
lock Of his gun and Was acting strangely.
Nothing was said to him about II, how.
ever. When the wagon reached the Jail
whore Mason was to get cut. he pushed
forward, reached q small hillock about
three feet from whore the horses stood.
brought his gun to his shoulder. took
steady aim ct Quiteau's window, shouted
There hs Isl" and nredr
Before the smoke cleared away the
other soldiers gathered around him.
''In heavens name. man." cried private
Davis, why did you shootf"
~ wanted to kill that wretch In
there" was the reply. "and I have bssn
at 1t for ten days. hope 1 have done
the work In good STYLE"
Mason then walked toward the com.
maudine officer. Captain McGilorsy.
saying: captain. I have tried TO kill
that dirty liar In there. Here's my gun
and bayonst. Take me In charge"
Captain McdilOray had heard the
shot but had not dreamed OF Msson's
intention. He placed Mason In the
custody OF two soldiers.
There was much excitement about the
Jail and inside Of Il. The prisoners who
had heard the ahot ran to the windows
and shouted to Warden Croker and bis
deputy, who had been In the jail office.
They ran through the corridors TO
duitesu's cell and found him on his
knees terror stricken. "Do they want
to murder mei" he asked. The Warden
said be need have NO tear.
"But I've been shot at" said the
prisoner. 81 was standing at my win
dow when one OF those soldiers dred at
me. The ball passed BY my ear. went
through my GOAT hanging up there. and
tore 10 pieces the photograph OF my
mother. which was In the pocket"
The Warden verified that the ball had
not bit the prisoners body. and be then
went outside to soc who had fred the
shot.
1t was agreed that It would BE- best to
tell Guitrau that the shooting had been
done accidentally. This was made
known to him, the explanation being
that q soldier in getting out Of the
wagon had accidentally discharged his
gun. II was decided, however. that
Guitesu should be removed to another
cell. and he was placed In the n for.
msrly occupied by Baystons. whs muir.
dered bis wife.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-12
o. Trial for Embe..ismsa,.

The case Of NJ. Cooper. indicted fo'
smb. zzlsment, was on trial 10 the Dis.
trict Court this morning. The defend.
ant 10 the person charged With drawing
$3UO from the Bank Of California - tbs
agent Of q poor, %half-wittsd man named
schmiudisll, and "buckipg" II OF al
faro. The evidence was in at IL o'clock,
and the court took q recess until 2. prior
TO hearing the arguments Of counsel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-12
Ntshs rrsvi<rs.

Parties who 60 around . house at
o'clock In the morning. a. three were
seen around the dwelling Of William
Hooper, Sunday. are liable to b shot for
burglars. and no m will regret IL either.
Mr.. Hooper's house Is on the hillside,
east Of Main street, and three men
prowled around there for some time.
Finally, they were asked what they
wanted. They replied: "oh. nothing
but q drink Of water" They were told
that NO water would be given them Of
that hour Of the night, when they left.
Mr.. Hooper was from home or toe
providers would have received more than
Q civil answer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-12

The Board Of County Commissioners
present, Canavan. Gallagher. Fraser
and w.bbsr-mst pursuant to adjourn.
msnt. Minutes Of previous meeting
read and approved.
Gallagher was called to the chair.
The monthly reports Of Justice Hen
d.rson and Constable Mccarthy OF Town.
ship No. l were presented and referred
to the Court.houss Committee.
A communication was reorived from
the Board OF County Commissioners OF
Lyon county asking that . bill against
that county b verified; also notifying
the Board Of Storey county that Lyon
county would not be responsible for the
care Of Lee, an INDECENT. - he wa not .
resident Of that county.
Assessor Dunn notified the Board that
the assessment roll was written up and
ready for presentation.
GENEROUS wouLD-Bx TAxPArrH.
8. N. E. Strauss sent . communities
ton to the Board asking that they sell
to him . piece OF ground belonging to
the county on Stewart street. He al.
legged thai the Andes Mining Company
was using said tract a. dumping ground.
and he offered the magnificent sum OF %
for II, stating % an inducement that
hereafter the county could tax the prop.
srty and would thereby DO benefited by
the sale.
Canavan jocularly suggested that the
communication be referred TO Superin-
tspdrnt Egsn Of the Andes. as It Was
evident the man WAS after that oom-
psny.
Fraser moved that Il be referred to
the Court.house Committee. that they
might examine into the matter. Motion
carried.
RrrERREp BILLs.
The referred bills Of the Deputies Of
the Clerk and Auditor. wbs were or
dsred dismissed by the Board . month
ago. were again laid over.
Fred. Harper presented . bill for 81.
Mr.. Harper stated that be had been
compelled to pay that amount in . cita.
ton suit. when 1t was shown that the
Duputy Assessor had level demanded
the amount Of bis tax from him. there.
fore the citation was illegal. The
money was refunded.
The salaries OF the County Commits.
sioners and the majority OF the County
officials were allowed.
SURE WAY OF ENFORCING n LAW.
The bills OF several county and town.
ship officers wero referred to the Court
house Committee. for the reason they
had not complied with the law in Cling
their monthly reports.
In connection with this matter Cana.
van stated he had no desire to harsss
anybody. but he objected to allowing
persons to slip along without complying
strictly with the provisions Of the law.
Fraser thought the officers might as
we'll learn frat a. last that the law must
bs complied with.
C~ansvsn-I am willing to meet again
this afternoon to give the officers an
opportunity Of presenting their reports
as designated BY law and then allow
their salaries.
The requisition OF DR.. Weber for
Hospital supplies was referred to Hos.
pital Committee.
The Board then took . recess until 2
o'clock to allow the o1acers to die their
rsnorfa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-12
overland Passenger Coming.

OMAHA. September s.-ThreuRh pas
sengsrs on yesterdays train. leaving ct
2 p. NJ. to arrive In San Francisco. Sep
tsmber 18th: ]. B. Hsrtwell. vile and
child, Maggie Rideout, San Francisco
J. W. Uds, Baltimore; Edwin Howell.
Aurora, ILL.,; "Usols Isaac combination
from New York. consisting Of James b.
Meade, Max. F. Ebrman, Miss Emma
vsders. Csrlo,ts Evelyn. Alice Baldwin,
Martha Wren. Mary Madden. Burton
Adams, W. b. Bokee, David Allen, All
Lowe and W. Mortimer; F. q. Toner,
E. L. Stowe. Milwaukee; ". Rimond,
Canada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-12
savage started Up Today % Extract
Low Grade Ore.

Steam was again raised at the Savage
hois,ing works today and underground
work begun. An upraiss 10 being made
from the 100 to the 1900 level at q dis.
lance Of sixty feet south from the in
cline. This 10 done to get ct the body
Of low grade ore known to exist on the
1900 level, which 1t is the purpose OF
the management to extract. Prospect.
ing for ore on the 800 level IL to DO
commenced also. The ground ct this
depth has never been explored. and
pending the opening Of the bulkbesds
By the Combination Shalt Company.
the Savage management have concluded
to run drifts aud erosscuts through 1t.
Nothing can be accomplished advsn.
tsgeously on the lower levels or In the
incline until the bulkhsads are removed.
That work may DO started tomorrow and
may not DO attempted for . nsnth yet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-12
P,i.e D~issrisasiss.

Tn. ais.rib.tioa Of prizes awarded ct
the late picnic OF the Miners Unions
will take place On Thursday evening
next as Minsn' Union Hall. Gold Hill.
Music will b provided and dancing
enjoyed after the distribution Of prixes.
All persons interested and friends Of the
Unions are cordially invited. See advsr-
tissnsns under New Teddy,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-12
what Co. Dc Raised Q. Real Estate

George l. Lsmmon has given . mort.
gage to Jos. II. Douglass. on the south
twenty-sight feet Of lot fifteen. In block
IA. range B. The property has o front
age Of twenty-eisht feet on Q street.
Virginia, and extends back westerly to
B street. The instrument 10 given to
secure payment Of . promissory note Of
the value OF $500. the note bearing 10.
tsrest at the rate Of one and ons-hsf per
cent. per month.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-12

A convocation Of the clergy Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in Nevada
will bs held in Reno on Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday Of this week.
The opening service will be held In Trim.
ity Church on Tuesday morning at II
O'Clock. The ssssienso Of the eonvoeatlon
will b Tree 70 al, sad al are cordially
invited 70 sttsad.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-12
Two BrIgands Capture and Pillage
Small CITY.

srpALIA. No.. September IA re.
port has been received here that two
heavily armed and masked men entered
the little town Of Bates City on the Chi.
caso and Alton Railroad. about seven
miles east OF Blue Cut. the scene Of the
late train robbery aud drawing pistols,
and firing began the ipdiscriminste pill.
lsgs Of the place. The people offered
no resistance, aud the robbers seem to
have taken what they wanted. The
amount Of booty obtained is not stated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-12

There may DO pleasure In the uncsr.
taipty Of the condition OF . mine a.
long a. the price Of . stock IL advancing.
but let It d-preciate in value and the
curses are loud and deep because the
truth is not known. Suoh. ct least, has
been the experience with regard to
Sierra Nevada the past three days. Sat.
urdsy the price was on the raise and the
mystery surrounding the reported strike
was ali right and was but looked upon
a. indication that there wal . bonanza
concealed from the general public. This
morning when the price dropped back q
dollar or two. disguised faces were
everywhere seen. Those who were ~
enthusiastic Saturday and positively
asserted that . bonanza had been uncov.
sred, today shrugged their shoulders
and sharply spit ont that ''they guessed
1t was q d. deal. anyhow"
CAPTAIN xxLLY's THREAT.
Apropos Of the decline. It IL said.
Captain John Kelly yesterday bssousbt
Senator Fair to allow him to visit the
lower levels Of the Sierra Nevada and
was refused. Kelly then threatened to
use his influence to break the market.
II 1t was owing to the "infusnee"
OF Kelly & Co. that the market weaken
ed this morning. their power was soon
broken, for the stock quickly recovered.
and at the informal board was quoted
at S24.
WHAT Il IN THE MINE.
The street IL rife with reports OF what
has been found in the joint Union Con.
solidstsd aod Sierra Nevada Wine.
Some state that the rock Is OF the
kind found In Julia under Frank
Thsysr-looks well, but only assays
six and seven dollars In gold, giving but .
trace Of silver. Others give what 10 most
reasonable and which appears to be
most rsliabls-that the wiuzs has run
through q stringsr Of iair ore and that
the stringer Is considerable wider than
those heretofore encountered.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-12
Arrivals 1rh.s asrsiss.
> u Shurtlif, p Reddy.

DEPARTURES Saturday evening.
E. oleott. Mrs Monroe. Mrs L Robe
and children. Mrs Mccullough. Miss n Q
Grimm. Mrs. A p Catlif. Dan Burns. Jos
Brogan and wife. Mrs. o Lonkey. Ban
nsr. Il p Michigan, J wicks, At Waters.
W b Clarke. D O Bryan. 3 Conner. A A
Bstty. Il Vanguard. q n Cummings. r W
Lamb. Mrs. ! Graham. Mrs Coleman. Mrs
o'Lsary and children. Miss Alice Howe.
Mrs ! Klsupfsr. Miss d Moran. Mrs ] X
Estsp and children. Mrs J O Harrington
and family.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-12

All Wing was convicted in Justice
Hires Court last Saturday o! selling
liquors to Indians and given ten days in
the County Jail. That was the alterns-
tive Of . $40 fne which the money
making Monaghan accepted.