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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-05
Mining ON the Comstock.

VIRGINIA, Jan. 4.-Sierra Nevada has
opened slopes in crosscut No. /, run long
since on the 1900 level, when ten feet of
ore was encountered. The ore is of good
quality.
Sinking has been resumed in the Union
shaft.
A station set is in at the $500 level Of
the G. & G. shaft.
Tomorrow drill hole No. 5 will be
started from the bottom of winze No. /,
Union incline winze, following the ore
streak below the 2,100 level.
Hale & Norcross is looking better again
TODAY.
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OVER THE WATER.

Strict Guard Kept over the ArmO.
ries in south Lond0n-N0 Grants
OF Money From the Imperial Elk.
cheQuer Will be Demanded ~ q
Part Of the Land Bill-The Times
Denies That Arms r Being Sent
From Birmingham-A Battle BE.
tween the Peruvians and Chilli.
ans-Sending Reinforcements to
the Cape.
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COAST ADvICES.
N DA.

The Governors Message Received
The Democrats to Hold a Pow
Wow on Thursday Night SOLID
for Fair-waiting the Arrival OF
the Crooked Railroad Man|sha-
ron Again 20 the Fr0nt-TwO Hun.
dred Thousand Dollars Already
in the Pot.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-05

Those ambiguous people who are so
determined to settle down at all events
upon q location in the Indian Territory
which has caught their fancy, have sent
an Ambassador to the White House to
convince Mr.. Hayes that they should not
be interfered with. So far as it appeal
their chief argument is the old one, that
an Indian has no rights which a white
mar is bound to respect. Some time ago
this might have been a sufficiently effec.
tive plea, but times have changed. The
statesmen who manage our Indian bust.
ness have recently learned to realize that
treaty obligations are binding upon both
parties to the agreement. The Kansas
colonists will hardly be able to make
good their case. and should they ATTEMPT
to take by force what cannot be conceded
them Of right, they should be taught that
the government Of this country is strong
enough to compel the observance of It's
DEGREES. The Kansas adventurers seem
70 ave about as much right to take DOS.
session Of Oklohoma as to pre.empt the
city Of Philadelphia.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-05
NEW TO-DAY.
Take No More NaUSe0uS Medicine
....BUr UsE....
INJECTION ROUGE,
An Infailible Preventive of and a Certain Cure
for
GonnOrhea, LueOrrhea and all Sem
inal Discharges, No Matter OF
How Long Standing.
Infallible Preventive of and a Certain Cure

cUFFICIENT TO CURE N CASE, IN A
= neat box, including syringe, sent secretly,
packed from observation. Express charges
paid to any part of the United States on receipt
of $500. 1t is a certain cure in a few days.
s.Neyer Fails Compounded and sold by
A. WEIGH, Chemist, Ruby Hill, Nevada.
nA- Make Postofice orders payable st Eureka,
Nevada SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. j5-lm"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-05

CALIFORNIA.


the Precious Metals A Heavy
Suit Against the Raymond d. Ely
Mining Company.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 4.-Wells, Fargo 4
Co.'S annual report of the precious metals
produced west of the Missouri River, in
Guiding British Columbia, and receipts in
San Francisco by express from the west
coast of Mexico, aggregate in gold 1885,
522, 1872; silver, $40, 0O5, 1854; lead, S5,752,-
800; copper, 1898, 900. Colorado leads with
a total Of $2l 1884, $3.50; California, SIS, 276,-
166; Nevada, SIS, 031 ,166; Utah, $780,
953; Arizona, S4,472,471. In comparison
with the produce for 1879, California shows
an increase in gold of $579.579, and a de-
crease in silver of 1850, 1913; Nevada shows
a total falling off of Sc, 966. 093.
William G. Walker, a stakeholder in the
Raymond & Ely, brings suit against the
Directors to recover 81, 800, 900 damages
for alleged fraudulent conduct and neglect
Of duty in carrying Oh the business of the
company.
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o IRE ON

PoRTLAND.(or.), Jan. 4.-Peter Nelson,
a respectable farmer residing in West Che
holm, Yamhill county, committed suicide
yesterday by hanging. Financial trouble
is assigned as the cause Of the deed.
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FOR SALE.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. THAT Ell.
~ reka county, through its Board Of Coupty
commissioners will positively refuse hereaf,
ter TO allow any bills for goods, wares and mer.
c%handise purchased for the coun ty, unless the
hiil Is accompanied by a written order signed
by one or more of the County Commissioners
This order will be strictly enforced.
E. r. DODGE, Clerk.
ByL. MoLINELLI, Deputy Clerk.
Eureka, Dec. 8, 1880, dec7.1m
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q LEASE.

THE STORE FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY
i Nose Adler. The building is now vacant.
1t is q valuable location for business. Apply
to Reuhe Eggleston, Opera Fouse building, or
MRS. DENNIS,
North Eureka.
Eureka, January 8, 1881. jan4tf
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Turn Out Your Stock.

DETE MAaLAY WILL RANCH HoRsFs
Il and cattle at q reasonable Apure bv the
month, at his Antelope Springs ranch. II lie q
good winter range. and I will take stock from
town every two weeks. returning them when
desired. oI9-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-05

A DvERTI6E I'm THE EUREKA
~ sxsFNxL, the cast sdvartising medium
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-05
NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I HAVE
IN sold my stock Of lumber to the e. 4 @. l..
Co, and will hereafter be connected with said
company. All persons indebted to me are re-
quested to call at once at the Paul Street Lum.
Der Yard and settle their accounts.
After the 18th inst. ! may be found at the Of
fee OF the E. l. O. L. Co.
dec16tf W. s. MCCLELLAN,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-05

Won can buy the choicest LIQUORS
4 Tor Medical or Family use. in the United
States 81 KEMP'S
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Intelligence.
A FEARFUL CoNFLAGRAT1oN.
Nine Women and Children Burned.
SOME IHEARTRENDING SCENES.


The Rebellion of she Boers-Ese.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-05

All orders promptly attended to, and at prices
lower IMAM ever before known in Eureka. shop
Iunhas greet Eureka. Nevada. adjoining the
A CALL. " An' sAVE MA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-17
Cabinet speculations.

New YoRx, December IA Graphic
Washington correspondent says: The
name Of ex-senator Howe 10 sgain q n
vsssed for q place In the Cabinet, and
his friends say that the President has
announced his intention to give him q
place. although he does not say which.
His supporters claim that he will be
made Postmaster General. Chaunoey
Fillsy's friends are nothing dauntsd. de-
spite the positivsnsss Of Howe's hackers.
II Is thought that California will not get
o place ut all, unless she accepts General
Edwin Bsale. 1t 10 understood that she
was offered Bsale. but rspudisted him
and pressed Sargent. Beals,i IL is claimed,
will DO appointed Secretary OF the Navy,
without much doubt, and there was . dis.
position to allot him to California. because
his business interests are chiefly there,
and he spends hall Of his time there:
He will. therefore. probably be credited
to the District, and take the Navy port
folio when Judge Hunt 10 pat back In
the Court OF Claims. Colorado is still
divided between Chaffee and Routt.
Senator Teller being for the former
and Senator Hill pressing the latter
on the ground that he 10 backed by q
majority OF the people Of the State for
the position. u the State is recognized
ct all. 1t 10 most likely, however, that
no more Cabinet names will be sent In
until after the holidays. AZ so much
business is pressing in the way OF set
Ting Postofice contests that the Presi.
dent has little time to give other matters
consideration.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-17
theatrical Intelligence.

New YoRx. December l7.-John No.
Cullouah's new play, "Ths Bondusn."
written by Lewis Minsdsld. and pro-
duced at the Fifth Avenue Theatsr dur
ing the week. was not the complete suo.
cess that was expected. although Mccall.
Tough invested the principal character.
"Jack Cade." with all the ere and
strength for which he 10 noted. The
play does not very cloaely follow the few
facts which history has handed Down
With regard to this bold bondman.
Very little that 10 new has trsnspired
this week, but all OF the thsatsrs are
running briskly and playing to full
houses.
The rumor that Mrs. Lanetry was to
appear ct the opening OF Wallack's new
theatre 10 denied. She will not come
here until late in the spring.
Rose Coghlan takes the leading part
in youth"
j. G. Williamson has purchased the
RIGHT OF "Hazel Kirke" for Australia.
The English mslo : dramatic actor.
Charles Warner. comes to this country
10 play .'Drink" next season.
Ex.Judss II. Curtis has Written . play
entitled "Ths Prisoner" which will soon
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-17
b. produced In this city. It is said to bt
faundad on fact.

be produced In this city. It Is said to be
founded on fact.
A. g. Guntsr's new play, 1.-THE Jour-
nslist," Was NOT . very decided success
In Chicago last week.
James O'Nsill has recently signed an
engagement with A. n. Palmer, at . sal
AIRY Of $500 Q week.
Fanny Davenport will follow McCul'
Tough at the Fifth Avenue Thsatsr 10
"Camille."
MoCullough's engagement will close
on the Gath instant.
Active rshearsals Of "Clauds Duyal'
NJ the Standard indicate the Withdrawal
Of patience shsrtly.
Dion B~oucicsult sailed from Queens.
town for America on Saturday last. BE
will appear in Boston In "Collesn Bawn"
on Christmas Eve.
Edwin Booth has been playing to
crowded houses at Boston Park Thsater
during the week. The receipts fer the
week were $500.
AZ the last concert In Boston Adslins
Patti sang to Sl8. 5000. Madame Patti
goes to Cincinnati to sing soprano airs
In 1.-THE Messiah" under direction oil
Theodore Thomas. The sale OF seats
greatly exceeded the expectations OF the
Festival Association Directors.
The death Of Mrs. Edgar. nee Carrie
McHsnry, at her home In Denver. Col
orado. has caused much sorrow here
Mrs. Edgar wal but nineteen years old,
and Il is only q few months since bel
marriage and retirement from the stage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-17
Very Aaxious 20 Leave.

Mccoy. spoken Of elsewhere as steal.
ing some shoes, 10 now suspected Of Q
sravsr crime than petty larceny. When
his present term Of imprisonment e1'
pires hs will probably be called upon to
explain his connection with q burglary
or two. When taken before Justice
Hires yesterday he pleaded guilty to
petty larceny and asked for a light sen,
tepce. He pleaded hard to DO allowed
to leave town. claiming that IL was his
first ofsnss. His earnsstness doubtless
arose from the suspicion Of having been
''peachea" on. and . desire to put miles
between himself and the scenes OF his
unlawful exploits. The police OF Vir-
Sinia have already recovered some Of the
goods he had stolen. and are on his trail
for others.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-17
MiscellaneOus

Nsw Yonx, December l7.-Ben Butler
IL to take the spraguo estate and pay out
three million dollars to the creditors,
netting to the latter nearly half Of their
principal.
OMAHA, December l7.-August Arndt,
tho Socialist arrested for threatening the
life Of Judge Dundy. was indicted last
evening. No new developments regard.
Ing Arndt's Implication Of the murder OF
Col. Smith.
BurrALo, December 17.-Gsorse VIII
liam Curtis. In . lecture here last night
ON civil service reform, welcomed Presi.
dent Arthur into the reform ranks, and
trusted to see him carry out the declare.
tons OF his inaugural MESSAGE.
New YoRK, December IA Times
Washington correspondent declares that
the remainder OF the Presidents new
Csbinst will probably be Is follows:
Secretary OF War, Robert I. Lincoln;
Secretary Of the Navy. George s. Bout
we'll; Postmaster General. Timothy o..
Howe; Secretary Of the Interior, jerome
B. Chaffes.
Hor SPRINGS, Ark, Dscsmber IT,
One OF the most brutal murders ever
known In this section was psrpstrated
on Wednesday night o mile north Of
here. The victims are an old farmer and
his wife named Supplies. The supposed
murderer IL q Flanagan, who 10
alleged to be cranky. Mr.. Supplies had
his head severed from the body. and
both we're badly mutilatsd.
DENVER, December IA Gunnison
special says: Thomas Coleman (colorsd)
was yesterday hung fer the murder Of
Alfred Smith. In an interview he con.
fssssd to the shooting, but claimed that
II was in seli.dsfspss. His death was
almost instantaneous.
COLUMBUS, December LITTLE Grand
Opera House wal Quilted BY fire yestsr-
day morning. The loss 10 over $40, 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-17
Neal Estass Transfers.

Following are the transactions in real
estate. as recorded In the County Record
er's office, for the past week:
Richard Kirman and N. j. jenkins to
A. Hill i Goa tract OF land on the
Ophir grade. two miles from Virginia
City. containing 40 acres; consideration
$500.
Daniel swart and wife to Vim. Hall
Forty feet Of south portion OF lot 81,
block 2. range A and b; consideration.
$3.50.
James G. Dewey and wife to Lonkey
< Smith-North N foot OF lot 2. block
1871. range b. and south 80 feet oil lot !,
block 1914. range b; consideration $500
E. Harvill and wife to Exempt Fire.
mans AssocistiOu-2l feet 8 inches oil
lot 8, block %; 8 feet 4 inches Of north
portion Of lot 0. block "a, range A; con-
alteration $1,000.
Hugh Trembath and wife to James
willisms-Lot 22, block A; considsra-
ton $500.
Charles F. and Lucy s. Kleupfer to
Marco Medin-Improvements ON lot II,
block l75. range Q; consideration $500.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-17
STOCK ITEMS.
Note. o. IN. nl... and Market.

The Regent Mining Company ysstsr-
day shipped enc bar Of bullion valued al
s470O.
The joint Union Consolidated and
Sierra Nevada winzs-"the dear little
winzs"-has reached the $500 level.
The ophir groupings continue to yield
excellent ore. Twelve carloads Of 1t
were shipped yesterday.
Supplies are being purchased In San
Francisco fer the pan mill OF the Bo.
nsnza mines, which would indicate that
1t would shortly bs started up; probably
on 0phir ore. -.
There 10 considerable water In the drift
connecting the Union Shaft with the
Joint Union Consolidated and Sierra Ne.
yada wipze. It has been found neces.
sary to plank It 200 feet for this reason.
The annual meeting Of the Gould 4
Curry Mining Company will be held In
San Francisco next Monday. The Saw
age crowd are oontsstipg the Bonanza
folks fer control.
The Belcher. Crown Point and Imps.
rial Consolidated owners are said to be
seeking the control OF the Bullion mine.
The ownership will be decided on the
10Th OF January.
The water Is decreasing In the incline
OF the Savage. A second drillhols TO tap
il IL in 10 feet to-day.
The Bullion folks are steadily lower
ing the water in their shaft.
The 2275 level OF the Forman shaft 10
cooler than the 2l00.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-17
EASTERN DISPATCHES,
E1.MInIster Christiancy on Our Re.
lations With Peru-nis Letter
Recognizing the Calderon Gov

Ex.Minlster Christlancy on Our lie.
lations With Peru-nls Letter
Recognizing the CalderOn Gov
eminent.
WASHINGTON. December lin an
swsr to a note on the subject by Score.
tary Blaine. e1-Minister Christiancy
states that he did not authorize the state.
msnt, recently published. that Blaine's
official dispatch to him Of May 9th did
not contain the FIRST paragraph as re-
Gently printed. Christianey adds that
be said to an interviewer: "That he was
only authorized by me to say the pro.
yisional government was recognized BY
me under instructions from the State
Department against my own judgment.
without any other statement whatever"
In O postscript. Christiancy says :
"Having examined my record OF the let
ter in question, I have not the slightest
doubt /. contained the first paragraph as
printed"
Secretary Blaine states that Chris.
tiancy never had instructions to recog.
nize the Calderon government, except
mon certain conditions, the fulhllment
OF which by Peru was left to DO deter
mined by Christiancy.
Following Is the letter BY which Chris
tiancy recognized the Cslderon govern
ment:
"Nr. Minister: Ny government hav-
ing been informed Of the organization Of
MsRdalsna Of what in your circular note
TO me OF April 30th last is styled the
provisional government, under the Pres
idency OF Don Francisco Garcia CAL
dsron, has given me instructions In sub
stance that II I And: Fitst-Thst such
provisional government Is supported oy
weight Of character and influence OF
Peru; Secopd-That 1t Is e~ndsavoring to
restore constitutional government With
the view both to internal order and ne.
eotiations with Chile for peace. then i
am to recognize 1t a q provisional gov
eminent. Believing from the best svi.
dence / can obtain that each oil these
hypothetical propositions is sufficiently
established in the affirmative, / there
fore formally express such recognition
on the part OF my government as Will
best be guaranteed by recognizing the
predominating influence OF Chile so ably
sustained by her statesmen and vindi.
Gated also at great cost on the field OF
battle. On any other lines the action oil
the Washington government may 30 In.
furious to human progress"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-17

The latest comic song out Is entitled
"Our Darling Bangs Her Hair" II the
music 10 as horria rs tho darling" looks
preserve suffering humanity from hear
ing il.
The young folks Of Gold Hill were cut
in full force at the Miners Union ball
last evening. Virginia was well repre-
scented also.
Ernest Eeksrt has been appointed
ticket agent OF the Virginia aid Truckss
Railroad at Carson. vice W. d. Mann.
resigned.
Amelia Mann Of Virginia has filed .
declaration Of homestead on property
estimated to have a cash value Of $50.
The Mexican Mining Company has
nlsd its list Of officers with the County
Recorder.
r. l.. Fulton. OF the Reno Gd,etts. 10
on the Comstock today spying out the
land.
The dry goods stores in Virginia will
close at s p. NJ. after January /. 1882.
John Doe Mccarthy 10 in the County
Jail for drunken conduct.
Professor W. F. Stewart will remain
In Boston this winter.
The Carson Mint pays 81 IL 10 per
ounce for pare silver.
There are l%o prisoners in the State
Prison.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-17
MINING LETTERS.
Yellow Jsekss.

GOLD HILL. December II. 18S1.-R. n.
Eouis. Esq. Vics President: The follow.
Ing il q report OF work done In TIE mime mine
during the past week: On the 2S2S is,el
the east crossdrift 275 feet south OF the
shaft was run ~ feet from the switcn;
ground, porpbyry and quartz. On the
5000 level, the east erossdriit was e1'
tended 81 feet; present length Of same,
292 feet from the switch east Of shalt;
quite an increase Of water In this drift.
In. south lateral drift 10 In 277 feet
from same switch. having been run 36
feet; ground in face. very hard and dry.
The north lateral drift was run to q
point 2Is feet north OF the north vinze.
at which point . switch was placed and
q crossdriit started to the east, which 10
this day in 1G feet. Cut some seams Of
quartz in the north lateral drift giving
low assays. The machinery Of mine ID
all in good order. pumping the usual
quantity Of water.
T. G. TAYLOR. Superintendent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-17
,reseh.r.' InsIita,s Msetiag.

The next meeting Of the Teachers
Institute Of Storey county will DO held
at the Fourth Ward School.house. Vir-
ginis. Friday evening. January -. Fol-
lowing is the programme prepared Tor
the occasion by Mills Van wagsnsn.
Mrs. NJ. H. Swift aud Miss F. q. Rob.
inson :
Essay, G. s. Young. subject selected
BY himself. Discussion by the Institute.
Lesson In arithmetic By Miss Alice
Habicht. Discussion by 7. B. Gray. I.
j. Booher, Miss II. Dettsnreidsr and
Miss Cassie Henderson.
Lesson in geography by Miss Lizzie
Beck. Discussion by Miss Julia Michel
sen, Miss Maggie Long. Miss Annie
Sullivan and Mrs. II. G. MyRatt.
Lesson in language by Miss Winnie
Timmons. Discussion BY Miss Eva
Slingerland. Miss Jennie Bropby. Miss
Georgia Wright. and Miss Florence
Lynch.
Committee on music: T. P. Melon
aid, Miss N. A.. Everett and Miss Minnie
Pyne.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-17

The Sarsfeld Guard still keep up their
target practice, Notwithstanding the cold,
disagresabls weather. and mako excel
lent scores, too. A number OF good
shots were at the range yesterday hit
ting the bullseyc. but County Commits
sionsr Gallagher made the best score OF
the lot. He hit the 500-yard bullssye
eight times In succession. but had un-
fortunately made q ''2" and q 80" to
start with. which brought the score to AZ
points. At tho 200.ysrd target he like.
wise hit the bullseys eight times, but
bettsrsd his total by making two rs
scoring 48 ct that range. The total
score. 80 out Of q possible 100. Is an e.
cellent one
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-17
The Chinaman who wanted Justic

The Chinaman who wanted Justice
Hires. OF Virginia. to send him
to jail for thirty days recently. 10
not 80 happy now as he was.
Sheriff Hanks has several cords OF wood
and the Celestial, in common with other
prisoners. is compelled to cultivate his
appetite by saving 1t up for the stove.
Tho young ladies Of the Episcopal
Sunday. school despair Of getting a
Christmas tree. They will probably give
q sacred song concert In the church and
distribute the presents without placing
them on o tree.
The Gold Hill Choral Society and Lit.
erary Union propose to give q social
dance next Tuesday evening". II Is an
invitation affair for their friends only.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-17
Blaine's Movements.

New YoRK. December 1.-THE Suns
Washington special says: Blaine said
yesterday that he was going to do none
Of the various things tho newspapers had
recently said he proposed doing. He
was not going to take o Southern trip;
was not going to exhibit himself at At.
lanta; not going to accept the Presi-
denoy Of o railroad; not going to reside
in New York and not going to the Court
Of St. James; but be is simply going to
live In Washington this winter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-17
Onieers or the he'd Men.

Apache Tribe No. 6 Of Improved Order
OF Red Men, In council last night. chose
the following as their "big Injuns" for
the ensuing Grand Sun: H. T. Collins,
Sschem; George Lunap, Senior Saga.
more; c. @. Conwell. Junior Sycamore;
WIN. Ednonds, Chief Of Records. and
j. b. BENEFITS. Keeper OF wampum.
Trustees-Thomas Long. Thos. ]. Hicks
and John Varo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-17
An.r.oss street s.psr.

SAN Francisco. December Ill P. NJ
Union Con-. l4h asked. Is sales; Mexican.
81 asked; Gould L Curry. ) bid. ophir,
CT sales; Utah. Gu bid; Union Con-. IAN
sales; Savage. ~ bid; Alta, Q 70 sales. 4
asked. 4 sales; Sierra Nevada, 10 asked, 81
bid; Justice. Coo bid; Union Con-. l4h
sales; Bslcher. II bid; Savage, 2 GO sales;
Overman. I So bid; Yellow Jacket. > so
sales; Best 4 Beleher. ss sales; Mexican.
10 asked; Sierra Nevada, 10 sales; Andes,
/ 10 bid; Gould 4 Curry, So asked; Curtis
I 10 bid; Bslchsr, I SO asked; Union Con-,
IL aales.