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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-06
Treasures OF she Csnsieek nisiss
Companies.

The following companies had . balance
on hand December 81. 1880:
Consolidated Virginia. $6s.lis 10 In
cash and S48, 500 % In bullion.
C~aliisruia, $25.4 32 IS in cash and
$59. 386 II 10 bullion.
Ophir. 1878 %.
Beat 4 B.lohsr, $29. $40 "a.
Gould & Curry. $751; So.
Union Consolidated. $27l6 O6.
Occidental. $s7l1 SO.
Utah. $3.50 SO.
Benton Consolidated. $3l. $50 rs.
Mexican. $3099 81.
Oaledonis, S3l9 70 cash and $40. TAO
balance OF assessments TO b collected.
Exch, quer. Sll.13l IL.
Ward, Sl07. 09s 63.
Silver Hill. Sl6.6 35 OF.
Imperial. $l5.4l 50.
Chollsr. $37. COL 20.
Potosi. $l799 81.
The following companies had an
indebtedness, at bank or otherwise,
December 81. 1880:
Overman, Sll.328 70.
Bullion. S2sO0; bills payable. $25l.:
7ss, including $2S5, 600 due the Ward
Company.
Sierra Nevada, $1,000 II.
Hale 4 Norcross. $l6,63 Ga.
Grown Point. 81. 525 IS.
Lady Washington. S55l4 70.
Ats, balance Of indebtedness ,$3S9S 81.
Savage. SS4l4 "a.
81. Louis. $46l ID.
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whitthorne objects.

New Yolx. January GA Tribune
Washington special says: Representa-
tive whiahorns. who 10 . member Of
the select committee on the %intsroesanio
ship canal. said 10 . correspondent last
evening that the committee 10 anxious
10 secure action on the Monroe doctrine
resolutions. and will endsavor 10 do %
10 soon % II can gain the consent Of the
House Of Representatives. "For my
part" remarked Mr.. Whitthorns. ~ am
opposed to any and all projects for .
ship canal between the Atlantic aud Pa
ciao. Such . canal would inevitably
lead to complications and perhaps war
with foreign governmental" Whitthorns
believes that the manifest destiny OF the
American people 10 . grand ons. but hs
does not believe Il ought to embrace .
ship canal between the oceans which
wash it, Western and Eastern coasts.
His views on this subject, he says. are
not shared by any other member OF the
I~ntsrocesnic Canal Committee.
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Wmhington Items.

CHICAGO. January s.-Ths Journals
washisstoa special says: The Pos
says: Malone will wsrk with the Re
publicans to organize the Republican
party 10 the South. beginning In Viz
sinia. BE has Garneld's approval.
The President announces his inter-
ton Of going to Europe with Mrs. Hayes
next Summer.
Blaine yesterday said be did not be-
lisvs II possible for the Secretary OF the
Treasury to place . three per cent. loan.
His own idea was 70 authorize the issue
Of $500. 000, 900 four per cents Of Ito or
over. This would enable the SECRETARY
10 almost wipe out the $3.50. 000. 600 fall.
Ing due next year and reduce the total
debt S60, 600, 900. Hs did not know
that hs should draw . bill to cover this
ground, but the idea had been discussed
and generally approved by his friends.
The nomination of General Miller by
the Republican casous Of the California
Legislature gives general satisfaction 70
the stalwart Republicans.
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Nhcellaneopa.

SACRAMENTO. CAL. January 5.-Ths
Republicans Of the Senate and Assembly
net In caucus last evening and on the
Arst ballot nominated General John r.
Miller for United States Ssnstor. the
vote standing Miller 63. Booth s.
The Democratic oauous last evening,
on the fourth ballet, nominated ex-Chief
Justice Wallace for United States Sen.
Ator,
AUBURN. CAL. January 5.-Ths In.
coming Gsorgstown stage vss robbed
one mile east Of here yesterday BY two
masked men. They took the mail and
express bags. Amount Of loss not
known yet. -.
PAxAxA. January 4.-Ths Star and
Herald OF December 25th says that the
foreign feet will shortly b the NEST
power ful sver seen In the Pacific.
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Miscellaneous.

NEW Yoax. January 6. - Fowler,
CHAMPION L Co.. importers. on From.
street, have made An assignment. Lila.
bilti.s, $500. 900; assets heavy.
Nrw HAVEN. January 4.-Ths resi-.
dspos Of Elihu spsrry VA robbed on
Saturday night Of $4,000 In bonds by
some one who must have been familiar
with the house. for the securities were 10
cabinet safe. BunelinR attempts were
made to deceive the police, but they
have arrested Harland. . nephew Of
Sperry, and held him In sac. 900 bail.
tCoLuMnrA, 8. O., January Ga party
OF sipht fstboatmen were found frozen
TO death on their craft near Port Royal.
8. @.
ST.. LOUIS, January 6.-Mrs. Harriet
N. Cooper, o colorsd woman, died Ut
Cheltepham. near St. Louis. last sstur.
day. aged ll5 years. shs weighed 400
pounds. Mrs. Cooper was the mother
Of twenty-five children. the youngest Of
whom 10 CO years old. Her husband,
vhe IL still living. 10 l01 ysars old.
COLUMBUS. Ohio. January 8-Otto
Dressst, . leading and wealthy lawyer.
committed suicide yesterday afternoon
by shooting. He was the leading Dem
ooratic member Of the Legislature. His
door was locked when the deed was
done. It 10 supposed that hs had met
with financial rsverses lately. Hs was
married happily and had several inter
.stiug children.
WIsursorvS. January 6.-Ths Pres.
idsnt has sent to the Senate the following
nominations for Postmaster (: Archibald
Mcdonnell, Benieis. California; Samuel
M, Jackson, Reno. Nevada /; Quincy W.
Hull, Exc, Nevada.
Judge William B. Woods, the newly.
appointed Associate Justice. took his
place yesterday on the Supreme Bench.
spn1sorrELp. ILL.,. January 6-Ths
General Assembly has convened. w.
F. Campbell 10 President pro tenn. Of
The senate and ]. II. Pearson Speaker
Of the House.
CHICAGO, January GA special says
The b,uRRsrt Indians. who we're 90 inso-
lent lately. are now abject bsgRars before
the advancing columns Of our troops,
and cry for Iteacs, annuity and provis-
ions. They are fsst surrsuderine.
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Quaker City Festivities.

PHILADELPHIA. January SIN street
brawl six years ago Frank Dss Moulin
was stabbed BY William Rsv.ll, Who
continued Q bartender at . saloon near
Eighth and Vine streets. Des Moulin
then swors vengeance. Yesterday morn
ipo Dss Moulin. Patrick Doolsy. Frank
Dewitt, Frank Fox and John Gray On.
tered the saloos. Dss Moulin threw .
spi,toon at Rsvell. knocking him down.
The four companions then held Rsvsl
until Dies Moulin cut him In the neck.
head and body. The attacking party
then vent up Vine street and soon mel
q party Of young men snowballine. 4
row was raised and Dss Moulin indicted
. friehtiul stsh-vound In the stomach
Of William Chambers. ThiB man will
also die. A police ofaeer almost imns-
distsiy captured Dee xoslin. 4 third
aaht followed. and The ofnosf We thrown
down and beaten and The despsredose
ssespsd. Dewitt, Fog aaa 0rsy have
sines been esptuzsd.
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A sWipdler's Ingenious Defense.

SALT LAKE. January 5.-chsrlss Pei
ham Clinton, with Q dozen aliases. the
young man who played the English Lord
dodge 90 successfully until captured In
New York . few weeks ago. was brought
here last night to answer TO a. iudiet-
mept for forgery. He obtained several
hundred dollars from the London Bank
OF Utah and more from patriotic British
subjects before his true character Was
discovered. In court this morning he
pleaded mot guilty and said that hs
would be his own attorney IN the trial.
To the forged check be signed '.Msrcus
Lspers B~erssford," and now declares
that 10 his name. dsfying the prosecution
to provo that Il 10 not. II 10 feared hs
cannot be convicted.
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VARIOUS CAUs Rs

Advancing yssrs. care, sickness, disappointed.
and hereditary prodisposition-sIl operate to
turn the hair gray. and either Of them inclinss
TO .hsd prsma,urely. Arzs's Ham vieoR
will restore faded or gray. light or red hair TO .
rich brown or deep black. - may be desired.
I, soiters and elesnses the scalp, giving Il .
healthy action. It removes and cures dsnd'ud
and huuors. By its use falling hair 10 CHECKED.
sod Q new growth will be produced In all cases
where the folliclss are not destroyed or the
glands dscsyed. Its effects are beautifully
shown on brashy. weak, or sietly hair, on
which q few application . will produce the gloss
and freshness Of youth. Harmless aud sure In
It's operation, Il 10 Incompatible % . dressing.
and 10 especially valued for the soft lustre and
richness Of tone it imparts. 10 contains neither
oil nor dye. and ~ill net soil or color white
cambria; Jet 10 lasts long on the hair. aud kerpe
II fresh and vigorous.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-06

The members OF the Gold Hill Miners
Union will Aud under New Today
notice calling them together at $50 to.
morrow afternoon to attend the funeral
Of their late brother. Augustus Swanson.
The assessment OF 81 per share. which
vas levied Tuesday on the capital stock
OF the Yellow jacket. will b delinquent
February 9. Bee sdvsrtissnsnt under
-.Nsv Today"
There was soms skating yesterday
morning on the rink Of the. Virginia
Skating Club. bot Il did not last long.
b. fore 10 vss over . or two msmbsts
broke through.
E1cursious to Walker Lake will doubt
lees b In order NEXT summer. There
are groves and other pleasant places
there at which to picnic.
Nrs. A. Wilson. sole trader. hss
dssdsd to @. Derby and wm. Galhart
Wilson 4 Browns cemetery; eonsidsra-
tion named. $500.
Hisaerx repeats part Of itself at least.
Jsson searched for the golden fleece Gen.
tsstss ego; he 10 doing the sans thing In
Csrson now.
There are nine prisoners In the Coun-
u jail. Of yhon two are Chinese and
enc 10 Q woman.
p. Aus. Huubsrt. Superintendent Of
the Bullion. hes returned from Ban
fssncisco.
The weather VA colder last night
than ct any time in the last three or four
weeks.
The payroll Of the Silver Hin for De-
osmbsr was S72sl so; Bullion. about
$1,000.
The Board Of County Commissioners
viii meet asain this evening o. o'clock.
I. 4. Beyes has license to wed Cath
arms essvsnson.
Joseph Bowman ~ Alsd asslsratie.
r Homestead.
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Guberpatorial Marriage.

New Yoax. January 6.-Ths marriage
Of Govsrnor-slsci Porter. Of Indiana, 70
Miss Stone. sister Of General r. Stone
and daughter OF . late prominent resi-
dent Of C~haltsuqua county. toek place
yesterday afternoon at the residence OF
Walter s. Gurns, uncle Of the bride.
The ceremony was performed BY Rev.
John Freeman, OF Loekport, New York.
The wedding was private. and only .
few OF the relatives were present, among
whom were Albert and Annie Porter.
sen and daughter OF the bridegroom.
The couple lett for Indianapolis via the
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-06
lrisona's Legislatiye Assembly.

PRrsoorr, A. T., January A. The
Territorial Legislature net yesterday,
with A. O. Baker, Of Maricopa county.
President Of the Council. and P. ]. Bo-
Ian Speaker Of the Assembly pro tenn.
No organization could 30 effected IN
either house. because the repeal OF the
bullion tar. removal Of the capital and
the division OF Pima county have srissn
q complications In the matter OF organi.
zs.ion. Both houses adjourned until IL
n. today.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-06

aAx YAAxcuco. January e-s ,. H.
silver Hin. 2sc; Union Con-. lok; Sierra
Nevada. 81, Q; Alta, I 20; Mexican. sk'
et, en-; Pvtosi. I so. II; Gould 4 Curry.
'sA. . %; Utah. 9. IN; Savage. IN. I IS;
0phir. Q. 81; Beet 4 Bslehsr. Q. 81, sh;
Hals 4 Nereross. 3 90. 8 IS; chollsr. ! Is;
Nor,hsrn Belle. 81; Exchsqusr. ! 20. ~:
Andes. I 20; Alpha. 81; Yellow jacket;
2 10. 2 %; Bslcher. I. I o5; Albion. 2sc;
Drown Point. 7se. soc; Yellow jacket. I o.
Benton. ssc; East NJ. Diablo. 7so; Bsdis'
.; California. I IS; Justice. tsc; NJ d.
ahlo, 05.
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Issiii Attractive.

The attractions at dibson's saloon are
excellent a. usual. Notwithstanding the
wslI-tuown fact that "ths Deacon" 10
wearing Q Senatorial toea In Carson.
'.Pap" Abbott 10 on deck and be always
passes over the counter the best the
house affords, and NO house affords bet.
ter. All are invited to participate. Bee
advertisement under "Nsw Today"
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A FINE THING FOR THR TEETH.

Fragrant sozoDoNT is s~composiion Of tho
pursst and choicest ingredients OF the Oriental
vegetable kingdom. Every Ingredient 10 we'll
known 10 have Q beneficial eject on the teeth
and gums. Its embalming or antiseptio prop.
luxury. sOZ0DONr removes ell disssrseaole
odJrs from thu breath caused By catarrh. bad
teeth, etc. Il 10 entirely free frvm the injurious
and acrid properties Of tooth pastss and Pow;
ders which destroy the enamel. One bottle VII
ast SIX months. ~
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The Coming Light.

NEW YoRx. January 6.-Ths United
States Electric Lightning Company Is
now having made the cable necessary to
lay its wires along Broadway. Wall and
Broad streets. by which electric light will
be furnished to many banking houses
whose owners have made application fer
small in~oaudssoent lamps. The prices
charged will DO Q little less than that
charged for gas. Two thousand lamps
are now ready TO be placed 10 private
buildings. and they will DO put in BY the
drst Of February.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-06
Panama Canal.

new YoRx. January e.-Ths American
Panama Canal Committee have received
the following csblseram from Paris: A
preparatory expedition. composed Of en-
einesrs and skilled mechanics, left Havrs
yesterday for Panama to commsncs .
survey OF operations immediately. A
large plumber OF mechanics and laborsrs,
. quantity Of machinery and . large
supply Of provisions have been ordered In
New York and New Orleans for imps.
diats shipment to the scene Of opera
tiona.
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Tho Morey Letter Rorgers.

CHICAGO. January GA special frsn
New York says: jayne, the detective
Who has been working up the Morey for.
gerry for Truth, said: The plan was con-
oeived by stlson Hutchins. OF the Wash.
ineton Posi-, Colonel Headl.y and . de-
tsctivs named Lonsrssn. The envelope
was n which Lsnsrgan got General
Garfield to send him inolosipg some seeds
from the Agricultural Department at
Washington. A careful examination,
Jayne says, has shown that Lonsrgan's
address was erased. Jsyns's statements
are 20 bs taken with some allowance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-06
King K.l.k.u. has sent to Germany

King Kalakaua has sent to Germany
his nephew, Mr.. James Booth. and an
ether young Hawaiian. Mr.. Robert r.
Boyd, TO study the art Of var on both
land and 80. Mr.. Booth being destined
for the land force and Mr. Boyd for the
navy. A third Hawaiian. Mr.. Robert
w. Wilcox. 10 now sojourning Tor .
while in Paris. previously to going 70
Italy. where he 10 TO study the maths-
NAUTICAL sciences. II the Kanakas have
taken such names ~ these. how long viii
Il bs.ors they give up pretending to BE-
Ksnakas ct all
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peparsarss Lest Evesiss.

Depapsures Last Evssisg.
A Hendricks. Chas xelhado and WIFE,
l. A Boise, D Brsnson Jr. Miss u Madden.
J J Alexander. Mrs p A fsrnum and
daughter. Nrs L Gray. T Toplits. L Top
Liz. Mrs o B NcDonsld. Miss n Parker.
9 varian. J p Hixsou. J q Mcguire. II
J Vincent. Thomas Reynolds. u Cam.
sron, Nn L Brsnson. Mrs. J xecons. nn
Henry Duffy. WI Hanks. Ri Lindsay.
Ni.s B Toplits. Miss L sissa. O Lewis. V
b Pssss. T Kelly. Mrs. q James and chill
drsn. Miss Galloway. @ Nurrish. Miss
O Gardiner.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-06

II was $50 yesterday afternoon b.
fore al the applicants for tsschers' Ger
tiaca.ss finished the twenty questions In
arithmetic. Then came photography:
and they tried their hands at writing
correctly the following words: solitary.
traveller. whsts'sr. separated. Arabian.
readily. rivstsd. skeletons. burial. na-
ehinery. conceive. commerce. linen,
scrassy. shos-maksr. ciphsrsd. thirty.
ave. won't. troubled. New jersey. par
tisans. solsnnly. eligible. Necessary.
vigilance. Wakefield. champion. welfare.
Montana. released. Tuesday. vertical.
tidal. tariff. Missouri. Thess words
we're to b. correctly capitalized. sbbrs.
Waited, compounded. etc.. where opPor-
tunity presented Tor anything Of that
kind.
The applicants were moreover re-
quirsd to write correctly the words
itslicissd In the following sentences:
The marshal Of the palace died.
The martial spirit Of the people vas
great.
He rossed the boat.
rods the horss.
H,s ready smile . parents warmth sx-
prsased.
Flour 10 made Of wheat.
The fopsr has vithsred.
Tn going to town.
You saw the ncalou's wings. las II
was impossibls from hearing the fore
going sentence to tell whether swallows
vss singular or plural. most wrote both
forms-ths singular. u above. and
"svallovs'," the plural form. Either
wss seesp,sa.-REP
It wa . carpet Jfdir.
They Jdrrd pretty hard.
Aud never sad with Others ssdnsss.
There's Q better land.
Wlaam's hat In torn.
They read In . primer.
Lass evening the class vas exercised
In geography. AID upon The following
questions
oEooRAPHY.
j. what 10 geography Wnat ne tne
natural divisions Of land define two
Of them.
2. In What country do you live ?
Boundit
8. Name the Pscias Coast States.
Bound Nevada and name and locate its
capital.
1 Name and describe the largest river
In the Pacific Coast States.
8. Name the two largest States In the
Union ; name and locate their capitals.
6. Name and locate the three largest
cities In the United States.
z. Where II Lake Chanplsin 2 Name
ito outlet.
8. Name the two most pspulous States
In the Union, and name and locate their
capitals.
8. What are the principal productions
OF South Csrslinaf Alabama Virxiniaf
10. What are the principal minerals
found In Pennsylvania and Missouri .
Name two States In which lead II found.
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The San Francisco Daily Report says
the following attachment has been 70
corded: Lady Washington Mining Com
pspy VI. John T. Hill and A. Hemne.
on lot 1s7HIl37H feet. corner OF How
ard and Spear streets. for $S2,46o 10.
An assessment Of Fifty cents per share
has been levied on the capital stock Of
the Alta Mining Company.
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oRANMAR.

met by the folew1ng qussuons IL
olAxxAR.
/. What Il GRAMMAR Define English
grammar.
2. Name and define the divisions into
which Ensiish grammar II usually
divided.
8. Name the parts Of speech into which
English grammar 10 usually divided. De-
nus three Of th.m.
4. What % the difference between .
personal and . relative pronsun
s. What u an adjunct or p~rspositionai
6. What 10 ~sualysisf What 10 psrsinef
Z. Anaiszs "whsn he saw the dark
clouds rising and heard the thunder In
the distance he knew the storm would
soon be upon him."
8. Pare only John nav hin only.
8. What 10 . sentence. and how many
kinds are thersf
10. What 10 language. and how many
kinds has every civilized nation
II. How are adisctives compared
IL. From What do you dstsrmins TO
which part Of speech any word In . SEN
tspos belonesf
Is. How many kinds Of sdjeotivss are
there. and what ofass does ssch per-
form 2
IA. What IL the rsls for using verbs.
nouns and pronounsf sdjsctftes anu
sdvsrbsf
Is. Parse: Il is verb.
Is. Hsw many classes Of verbs are
thrref
This afternoon history 10 placed before
the applicants and they are answering
the following q%ussiions:
aurolY.
I. What 10 the value Of globes and
maps in learning and teaching history
q. When and vh-rs did the Pilgrims
land In North America
8. Name the tire principal wars 10
which the United States have been
engaged since the adoption Of the Con-
s,ituiion. Give the causes OF the two
foreign wars.
4. What Immediately led to the seces.
sion OF the Southern States and the civil
war;
s. When and where Was the Southern
Coufsdersey orssnixedf
6. Who we're the Prssident and Vice
President Of the Southern Conf.dsraey
and what States were they from
Z, When and where was President
Lincoln assassinatsd and who wa tbs
assassinf
8. Describe Mason and Dixon's hns'
where and BY whom established. 800.
8. What battle during the var Of 1911
vas fought after the treaty Of peace With
England 1850,
10. VIVA, two E1-Prssidsnts died July
1. 1882
IL. What was the cause Of South
Carolina. in 1881, passing the Nullihea-
ton Ordinance
IL. Who was the President Of the
Unitrd States ct that time and what did
hs dot
IS. What vas the "Amsriesn Sys.
tsm," and Why did the Southern States
oppose Il
tor.l Commission. and who were defeat.
Cd By IT.
mise, and Who Wa In author
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-06

In another eoluma viii b fosnd an
advertisement by wm. Irwin. supsrin-
tsndsns OF the Standard Con-. for pro-
posals to haul ZONE eighty tons Of ma,
chinsry from Carson to bodis. sslo
proposals. viii b. fsceived mp to and IN
elsdina JssusTy 81. 1881. and turths,
particulars 90 70 the freight itself ana
requisites Of proposals. viii b found In
the advertisement.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-06
Exposure, Exhaustion and Death.
PORTLAND. January 4.-News was re-

1ohfhANU SanuoAy Jaw" "ssA
csivsd here yesterday Of the death Of .
young man named Silan Lowe. near
Umatlla. Lowe started from Umahlla
ON the evening OF December 80, to carry
several messages to . point some twelve
miles distant. Contrary 70 advios be
started on foot, and early the following
morning was found near the trail, within
q few miles OF his destination, In . dying
condition. Before be could DO brought
to Umatilla he died. He 10 supposed 70
have lost his way In the darkness, and
overcome with fatigue laid down and
persisted from exposure. Deceased Was
sgsd about t~wsnty.sight years. and has .
sister and mother residing In Ban Fran.
niaeo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-06

A. p. Lee svssrs 10 $500 In work on
the Original Gold Hill for 1850 and
$50 on The Grown Point Ravins claim;
John Rsnnsr 70 elle On the Hsps Con.
In efslisg foe Aeistns works. and Ben.
synoss 70 500 % he Gen. Wsshos.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-06

John Clay, . brother Of Henry Clay.
q still living In Kentucky. and bids
fair 70 last for many years. Henry
olsy's estate Of Ashland Il going 70 d.
CAV.
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THURSDAY. : JANUARY 9. 1881
SrOCK. REPORf.
-. sr.ssssss Dssrs-'

sAa YFasessse Dsss<.
lat svsxzss.
40 Eureka Con-. 30
100 Grand Priss. I o.
72s Navsle. 600. ESQ
200 Albion. 300
1910 North Belle Isls. t0c
~ East NJ. Diahls. lie
100 Columbus. Az
SO Modos. I 90
$50 Bodis. 8. 81
1s0 summit. 26s
$50 Syndicate. zoo. tso
17s0 Champion. 4sc. 4os
20o 0oodshsw. CSC
4le Nooaday.
ls0 North MONDAY. 900. $50.
l26 Boston Con-. Too. &c
800 Orc. 500
$50 Atlss. 2sc
2ss silver King. -. Is sle
l00 B<lvidsre. 50
2iu Mammoth, 400. 35c
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