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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-11
At the JACKET.
Prsgrsss or work and Inprsvs
nsnts-Ths Tunnel Cennscsisa.


There has been . report for . dsy or
two on tho street that Yellow jacket
was about to RIG it, pumps to the surface
again, put It, wheels on is pumping
engine and 90 ahead. without waiting TO
connect with the sutro tunnel. This
report 10 officially denied BY Captain
Taylor. Superintendent.
To do q Q reported would neoessitate IN
expenditure Of some $20. 900 for pumps.
columns. etc, since some OF the pumps
are now GOO feet or more under water.
Besides. when connected with the Sutro
tunnel and the double line Of pumps are
IN operation, about twice % much water
can be handled at the same cost - when
pumped to the surface.
There 10 more water 10 the drift on the
tunnel level this week than last, and
that will make progress . little less.
Besides, bsiling has been done some ak
days, and that has delayed work 10 this
drift. Still. about fifty Ave feet will DO
added to this drift by the time tomor'
rows report 10 made. =.
Water has increased very much oil
along the lode since the big rainstsrm.
In the Sutro tunnel south lateral 1t has
made its appearance In places which
were dry whrn run through.
BY tomorrow the north drift In jacket
will be about $50 feet from the switch
which 10 itself some 70 feet north Of the
shaft. This would leave II about lsl
feet from the north jacket line.
Between the south header and the
Jacket line there are: Con. Imperial,
balance distance not run, l34 feet; Chal.
lspge, 80 feet; Confidence. $50 feet; to-
tai, 354 fset-mskinR the distance yet to
be made to connect about 645 or 900 feet
in round numbers. Had the Tunnel
Company kept right on. at least 200 feet
OF this would have been made BY this
time. II will start the south header the
nrst Of next week.
Ons Of the hubs Of the new wheels OF
the pumping engine 10 on the shaft; the
other 10 1t the works. These wheels are
90 much thicker and heavier than the
old ones that II has been found necessary
to cut about thrse-qusrtcrs OF an inch
from the stonswork to allow them Tree
swing. The repairs to the engine will
DO completed in about twenty days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-11
A. che Hal. 4 Nerers...

Bale & Norcross will b In full opera
ton tomorrow. At s o'clock last even.
ing the nrst cage vas sent down through
the shaft. The work Of putting on
cables and cleaning up will be completed
tod y. Steam was on yesterday and the
day before. A considerable amount Of
work 10 still to b done above In the way
Of fitting up the various shops. The
blacksmith shop will Be mach larger
than before. and better lighted and
arranged in every respect. The carpen.
ter shop IL about completed. and the
machinery In IL IL all in operation. The
fope-hosss 10 yet to b erected. The
trestle-work Tor the car track TO the
waste dump 10 also 70 Be rebuilt. and the
top OF the ors-houss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-11
New FORK Flooded.

New YoRx. February l0.-It has been
raining heavily and the water famine Is
averted. The streets arc In . lsmsntabls
and disgrscsful condition. The side
walks are flooded their whole width by
water backing from the accumulated
snow In the rosdways. and all the cross-
ings are ponds Of water. The back
water down town has flooded most Of the
cellars and easements. Many leaden
pipes are bursting on roofs, rendering
psdestrisnism very uncomfortable.
The dense fog and heavy Toe on the
Sound make navigation difficult. None
Of the large boats reached tho city.
Some damage was done to the piers at
Long Branch.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-11
VARIOUS CAUSES

Advancing year.. care. sickness, disappointed.
and hereditary predisposition-all operate to
turn the hair gray. and either Of them inclines
Il 70 shsd pr~ema,urely. ArES's HAZE viooR
will restore faded or gray, light or red hair to .
rich brown or deep black. ~ may be desired.
Il softsLs and clesnses the scalp, giving Il .
healthy action. It removes and cures dsndrun
and humors. By its use falling hair 10 checked,
and Q new growth will DO produced In all cases
where the foliicies are not destroyed or the
glands dscsyed. Its effects are beautifully
shown on brashy. weak. or sictly hair, on
which q few application will produce the gloss
and freshness OF youth. Harmless and sure In
its operation 10 10 Incompatible ~ . dressing.
and 10 especially valued for the soft lustrs and
richness Of tone Il imparts. 1t contains neither
oil nor dye. and will not soil or color white
cambria; Jet 10 lasts long on the hair. and Keeps
It fresh and vigorous. >
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-11

The meeting Of the Storey County
Teacher Institute for February will be
held at the Fourth Ward sshool-houss.
Virginia. at 10 o'clock tomorrow. Fol-
loving 10 the programme OF exercises :
COMMITTEES on Musie-Misses Julia
Nicholson. Kate Connolly and Jennie
Brophy. Essays-Miss Hsttis Dstten-
rsider and Miss Maggie Long. The
subject for discussion will DO "How
much time should b devoted 10 tssch-
ipe language lessons and object les
ssnsf" Professor Baker. Professor
Young, Mia Annie Sullivan. Miss N. A.
Evsrsts, Niss Lizzie Beck and Miss
Hshiehi vim participate. EssAy-Ais
o.YEzssll.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-11
Csntr.l STANDARDIZATION School Depart.

Central SeAool-Hieh School Depart
ment-Mr. @. 8. Kendall. Teacher
Fannie Brown 90. Ida Lscksy s5. Nstsis
Sharp IS.
Central schooi-A Grammar Depart.
msnt-N. A. Everitt, Tsschsr Minnie
Haub 50, Lulu Thurman 80. May Gil.
looly 81, Maggie Fisher 80.
Central School-B and @ Grammar
Departmept-Msry Mcdonnell. Teacher:
Mary Gillespie. Agnes Gillespie. Mary
Lowe, Mary Keely. Fanny Kennedy.
Central School, d Grammar Depart.
ment-Mrs. @. s. Wentworth, Teacher :
Gussis Hauk, Bessie Penross, Emma
Booth. Ella Flannery, Willie Marsh.
John Griner. Clarence Logan.
Central Schoal-First Primary Do.
partmspt-My F. Hurley. Teacher:
Aeeis Reeves. Louisa Craze. Annie
Pierce. Davis Reese. Berthe Hosforth.
Garvey Logan. Frank O'Leary. Thomas
Milliean. John Brown.
Central School-B Primary Depart
ment-Cassis Henderson. Teacher: Mar
tin Quinn. Joseph Wyckof. Frank
wyckof. Edwin Thomas. Bessie Pown.
ing. Pearl Hall. Willie Henderson.
Thomas Canavan. Willie Ahern. John
Couahlin, John Dabb. Edward Walsh.
George Holmes. Ambrose Quirk. Fred
Likins, Willie McTieus, Ella Taylor.
Dora o'Donnell. Mary vspjohan. James
Dorsn, Dannis Morgan. Maud Truscott,
Katie Frock.
Central School-C Primary Depart
msnt-GeorRie Wright. Teacher: Jane
Kennedy, Willie Burke. James Kenney.
Richard Stephens. Joie Mcdonald, EN-
ma Noble, Thomas Butterfly, Emmett
Walsh, Alfred Craze. Lolita Booth, An
ME Hooper. John Mcconnell, Andrew
Canavan, Willie 0'Brisn, Libbie Covan.
Ella johnson.
Central School-D Primary Depart
ment-Ida N. Lynch. Teacher: Hattie
Bolitho, Mary Croker. Jerry Conpors.
May Gallagher. Lydia Holmes. Charlie
Haub. Johnny Lesry. Duncan Melon
nell, Mamie Maxwell. Albert Reid. Irene
Barry, Charlie Gallagher. Joe Cosgrove,
Fred. Davis, Teresa Haley, Mamie Haley.
Sadie Lee, COMFY Meagher. Fred Davis.
Willie Reese, Annie Sheehan. Katie
Psnrose. Walter Hand. Harry Pownins.
Johnny Marks. Merton Morgan. Eddie
Davis. Walter Hand.
Divide School A and B Grammar Dc.
partment-T. p. Mcdonald, Teacher:
F. Tobensr. B. ]. Martin. James Akin
son. Ella wosllsy. John Donohus. Willie
Douglass.
Divide School-C and D Grammer De.
partment-Marie L. CASTOR. Teacher
Lizzie Tobsnsr. Sophia Tobensr, Mary
Clohsey.
Divide School-A and O Primary De-
partmsnt-Nsllie R. Lynch, Teacher;
Maggie Ksnpefck. BERTHE Bowling. Louie
Robertson. Annie Mahonsy. James Ow'
ems.
Divide School-B and D Primary De-
partment-Gertis E. Flanagan. Teacher
ida Collins, Nellie Walters. Ida Lazisr,
Maggie Chapman. Cordelia Drsudraund,
Blanche Martin. Julia Canty. Willie
HenniuR. Johnny Burke. Fare Psquig'
ney, Willie Thomas, Tommy Bowen,
Harry Hart, Johnny Clohesy.
Pupils whose names appear on the
Roll OF Honor have received an average
Of 95 per cent. or more In all the
studies pursued. and have been neither
absent Dol tardy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-11
SENATOR NIlIer and Fair.

New Yoax. February 1.-THE Herald,
In an article On the new Senate. says
The Pacific States lose representative
men and send representative men. Booth
does not take from the Senate 30 high q
reputation. a. hs brought int Il his
successor. General Miller, isa new man,
but reports speak highly Of his character
and ability. We shall never tire OF vel.
coming the brave men OF our army to
any honor their fellow citizens may give
them. While Fair will probably not
attempt to ornament debates OF the Ben
ate, hs knows one subject velour
mining industfiss-and his ADVICE will
be valuable in committee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-11
WESTERN DISPATCHES
Change or Route.

SAx FalSc1soo. February II. The
steamer Yosemite Is 10 resume daily
trips between this city and South VAL
lsjo. The steamer Solsuo has been
Withdrawn from the Port Costa. Bsniois
route, and will be laid up for some
months ct Oakland. The branch between
suisun and Benlcia 10 now three feet
under water. and there 10 Q larger break
In the road ct Davisvills than evsr be.
fore. The line may have to DO changed
before q permanent route is secured. and
the chances are that . portion OF the bill
at Crsston will DO cut down and the
trains pass through the outskirts OF VAL
lsjo, and branch OF to Bsnioia and 60
on from the north instead OF from the
Aaak
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-11
-EncamnmAnt OF Caucasians.

SACRAMENTO. February lo.-Ths su-
prsms Encampmsnt Of the Order Of Csu'
casians eomplsted It's session here yes
tsrdsy. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Supreme
Chief, A. A. Smith Of Nevada; Chief.
Samuel Scott OF Amador; Supreme Coun-
sslor, F. shsarer Of Amador; Supreme
Marshal, A. !. Zskind Of Nevada; su.
prsms Secretary. W. B. g. Keller Of
Saoramento; Sentinel. F. Botcher OF
Amador; Guard, ]. Davis Of Amsdor;
Executive Committee. J. b. Langhorst
and E. n. Brace. The body, by resolu-
ton. urges the ratification OF the now
Chinese treaty. The body adjourned
until April, 1882.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-11


A "protrscted meeting" 70 held almost
every night o at the Baptist Church.
@ street. Virginia. in which considerable
interest 10 manifested. A number OF
the members Of this church are colored.
and sometimes they manifest that fer.
vsnsy and zeal In religious songs which
vs go 90 impsrfectly initiated by the
best professors Of burnt-oork art.
Harry Dupes. engineer at the Union
shait, had the foreAnser Of his left hand
e.uah. in the air compressor day before
yesterday. and yesterday II vas ampa-
lated q the ssosnd joint.
Captain Csnavan. Superintendent OF
the New York mine. las been appointed
Superintendent Of the Justice and Wood
Vile mines. He will take charge OF said
mines today.
Street Inspector Lamb. Of Virginia.
made his Hrst appearance on the streets
Of Virginia yesterday after . three
vssks' attack 81 pnsumonia.
Chisf Pssnison Of Virginia Paid Fire
Department. IL ditchins Silver street
from o TO D preparatory to placing In .
connecting are main.
DIR. Grant LEFT last Wednesday even.
ipe for q trip through Arizona and New
Nszico. he will b sbssns two OF thrss
months.
Last night the Thermometer reached
The lowest point for weeks, and thai va
o.ly eight degrees below f':'ains'
Frank osbiston and family returned
TO the Comstoek this morning. NOV
0rsphy viii b happy.
The roads from Csrssn 70 bodie m
said 10 b In . very bad condition.
The District Court yesterday 3D.
jouEasd til Friday. February -.
TIE Carson Mint rate for Ans sllvse d
q .1lH pr ounce Ans.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-11
Cannon,s Case.

Nyw YoRx. February ll.-Judgs Nc.
Bride. who Il with Governor Murray at
the Filth Avenue Hotel. says he can fur.
nish evidence at the proper time that for
Ave years preceding the goth Of Novsm.
Der. 1854, ten days brfors the date Of
Csnnon's alleged certificate Of citizen.
ship, Cannon was 10 the Sandwich
Islands doing the work Of the Latter
Day Saints. II appears that when be
came homo Up November the Legislature
was about assembled, and the Mormons
wanted TO elect Cannon Sergeant-at-
Arms. and as he had n citizsnship. hs
vas forthwith furnished with the docu'
msnt under which he now claims the
rights Of citizenship.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-11
CRIMINAL E-xamisasiea.

"one-Eyed Riley has been charged
With burglsrixing the house OF Mike
Norton. In Virginia. and taking thsrs-
from sheets. drawers. . cloak, . bed quilt
and q big knife. His examination was
commenced yesterday before Judge Hen.
derson, and continued till today at 2
O'Clock. The breaking. entering and
theft were committed the day after the
last general election. The case 30 far 10
q pretty plain one.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-11
Keep Up with she Times.

TIE man who does not read Is always
behind the age and his fellows In iutslli'
R.nos. There is nc necessity for any
one to be thus behind. Chubbuck. al
the P~ostofice Bookstore, has papers,
periodicals.. magazines. and all sorts o.
reading matter, a. we'll a. stationery ant
notions Of ill kinds, and . thousand ant
one things not mentioned In his advsr'
tissmept. which will be found In an
other column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-11
The Duty on Iron.

WASHINGTON. February 1.-THE Ways
and Means Cemmittss amended that
paragraph Of the Revised Statutes In re-
lstion to . duty Of IS per cent. I'd vsl-
orsm, On manuiseturss Of iron. etc.,, By
adding the following proviso: Provided,
that In no case shall che duty on any
manufactured article be less than the
duty upon the material Of the chief value
from which u II manufactured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-11
california Items.

sAs FRAscIsco, February II. The
sum Of $40 has been sent for the relief
Of the sufferers In Washington, Yolo
county, from here.
The Pacific Stock Board nov makes
no other charge for listing stocks than
the $50 for annual dues. Quite Q mum.
Der OF active stocks not previously ON
the list have recently been added In con.
sequence Of this move.
The Grand Lodge Of the Knights OF
Pythiss. 10 session yesterday, went into
an election Of officers for the ensuing
year, with the following results /: Grand
Chancellor. John H. Harvey; Woe
Grand Chancellor. Henry Besrward |;
Grand Prelate, g. W. Peckhsm; g. n.
Of e., George Csntus; g. X. Of B.
and g., A.. G. Booth; p. g. O., Ell y.
Blackmsr; Trustees, O. 8. Haley, j. d.
Winter and J. II. Gyselaar.
The devastating marks OF the recent
storm are to be seen sll about Berkeley.
There 10 hardly . cellar in town that 10
HOt uilcu WIN Wutots oesVoss 70 "seN"
away In many places and rendered i'm
psssable. All the out.building along
Strawberry creek wore swept down the
SAs JOSE. February 11.-Robtrt Muir.
doch Was held to answer on Q charge OF
attempt to commit msuslaughtsr. This
10 the young mar who q few months
ago shot and SO dangerously wounded
his brother that the latter's lie was
despairsd OF. He has given bonds In
the sum OF $1,000.
STo0KroS. February 11.-This city,
for the fourth time since the smallpox
epidemic broke out. has been reported
by tho Health Ofdoers to be free from
the disease. but still another case was
discovered yesterday.
Los ANorLrs. February 9.-Soon Of.
ter the worknen on the Santa Clara coal
mine left the mine for dinner on Satur.
day, the mine caved in through all its
length. Had the accident occurred i've
minutes sooner, not one or the fourteen
miners would have escaped death.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-11
Owens Deed.

Samuel Owen has executed an instru.
msut In writing conveying to A. o.
Holmes and ]. A. Holden In trust the
house occupied BY Ovens wife and
family, and called the "Eclipss"-two
and q half acres; also assigning to said
parties all interest and claim bequeathsd
to said Owen by Robert Apple, said in
strument being at the same time Q power
Of attorney authorising said parties to
collect said Apple bsqusst. pay them
selves for trouble and expense. and pay
the balance to said Ovens wife.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-11

Albopi, the great contrslto. who made
o fortune, married and retired years ago,
while yet In her prime, recently resp.
peared upon the stage In Paris to siss at
a benefit; and, ouriously enough. abe Was
terribly frightened, and actually forgot
half her frst aria. Her voice 10 . good
deal worn, the upper notes are shriil and
tunsless. but the lower register preserves
its grand fullness. But, though she II
atty. seven, q Paris Correspondent declares
that she "still remains the greatest Of
living contraltos."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-11
Captain John 8. Young and family

Captain John 8. Young and family
lef, last night for Tombstone. ArisoHs.
In csss Tombstone shall net BE- found to
come mp to his notions Of . live mining
camp, be will look further and may bring
up At Fl Paso before he says: "Hsre !
raise my sbenszsr."
Owing TO the foods In California the
supply OF ash falls short. and the Com
stock Catholics have TO get along on salt
mscksrel and sardiues today.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-11
REVIVAL RESULTS.
IL Erect on she Busi.sss Of The
Police Couss.

San FraseiseO Chronicle, February o.
The statement having been made In
one Of the religious wsekliss-ths Pacific
that q "check" had BEEN "givsp TO
crime In ell its grades the last few
vesks,"as one result Of the revival, and
that Gan officer Of the Police Court bad
said. As long ~ Moedy and Saafsy
remain we might ~ we'll adjourn this
Court,'" Q Chronioh reporter vas sent
to the police authorities for the facts
and figures to sustain 90 gratifying
On announcement. The first person OF
whom inquiry was made WAS Captain
Douglas. he said he wal not aware
Of any considerable check which had
been given to crime In the city Of late.
either a. Q result Of the revival or any
other cause. He had no doubt that the
revival Was having Ito effect upon . Ger
tain class. but very little. be imagined,
upon the criminal and openly vioisus
classes. The reporter ntxt inquired OF
an ofaosr OF the Police Court. Upon
reading the statement In the Poetic he
laughed and said that the editor had
probably taken Q faoetious or ironioai
remark a. . serious statement OF fact;
but the books would show whether there
had been any diminution In the number
OF cases coming before the Court. He
thought not. The average number Of
cases, he said, was about 1900 .
month. Upon reference TO the record, II
Wa found that the number OF cases In
November Was 1.944; 10. December
2l38; 10 January l,ss2. Taking the two
months before Mr.. Needy came. In
comparison with the two months after.
the cases In the latter period were 400
more. Comparing the first month OF the
revival with the last there appeared an
increase Of forty.sight cases. Seeing II
was % he supposed the officer dryly re-
marked that ut that rate Of progress II
would be some time before the Police
Court would close for lack Of businsss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-11
felegraphic Absorption.

MoSrsrAL. February 1.-THE Stock
Exchange u greatly excited over the an.
noupcsmsnt Of the transfer Of the Mon
trssl Telegraph Company's stock to W.
@. Hunt Of New York, Q Director OF the
Western Union. The movement 10
thought 70 forsshsdow the absorption Of
the Montreal Company By the great con-
solidation. The Montreal Company has
. capital Of $4,000. 900. Its System
covers the Canadian Dominion and q.
tends through Northern New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-11
IPumping Again.

The Bslohsr pumps are running again
al right and are holding the water below
the 2l60 level. This has released the
Jacket tanks once more. and has re-
duced the amount OF water sent to the
Caledonia pumps from "a miners inches
10 three inches, the former amount
raised at that point. There are two
straps to be yet placed on the Belcher
bob. but they are coming by slow freight.
Il is considered safe TO run . while with.
out them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-11
Tho Flood in New Orleans.

New OsLrAss, February 10. - The
water is still rising In the rear OF the
city. In many places In the Third Dis
triet Il has creased The east side Of Clai-
borne street. Skiffs and sail. boats are
coming into very general use In the over.
flowed districts. Cypress Grove Csme.
terry and the Spanish Fort Railroad are
submerged. The area Of the overflow
considerably increased during the night.
A Belief Committee 10 doing good Ser.
vice, d~istributing food 10 water.bound
inhabitants. The water In the canals 10
slowly feceding.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-11
A Strike In southern California.

.CoLToN. February l0.-Considsrable
excitement prevails over the rich strike
In the San Jscinto Lawshs mine. In the
Pine Gate District. abou. twenty miles
from this place. The strike was made
In cutting through what was supposed
to be the foot.wall. They discovered an
eight.inch. strata Of ore sssayins over
$4,000 peri ton. The strike was made on
che 60.foot level, and this gives the
owner, Mr.. Lawshs. Q fsur foot vein OF
ere, which will average over $500 per
ton. Other rich discoveries have been
made recently. and the camp promises
TO be the richest In Southern California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-11
.

E1-Shsrin Williamson Of Storey and
e1.shsrif Hill Of Ormsby formed . uu.
tual syndicate recently to engage 10 the
butchering business at Carson; but vii.
Hanson subsequently, backed out, II not
being In bis line. ]. N. Emmerson. for
the last nineteen years we'll and favorably
known at Fox's Gold Hill Market, has
taken the place Of Williamson. and In.
fact comes in as proprietor OF the new
market, with Hill as manager. EN-
merson has plenty Of Gold Hill friends
to wish him success.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-11
nars,ars R.iksd BY . Dog.

At 9 o'clock las. night two burglars
went to the house Of George d. Nor
Yison, above the Bsloher, and tried to
effect an entrance. Tho dog made such
Q disturbance that they went away With.
out effecting their purpose. An hour or
30 later they returned. and were again
met by the dog and again forced 70
dssist. At 1890 they made . third en-.
deavor to gain an entrance TO the house,
and we're again baked BY the dog. This
90 incensed them that they shot and
killed the dog and then left.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-11

On the road from Jericho TO Jerusa.
lem, ct the place where the man fell
among thieves and was we'll treated BY .
good Samaritan, f~orbidding looking Arabs
are nowadays to DO seen; and Mr.. @. Col.
ton, Of the Baltimore american. recently
propitistsd three Of them with presents
OF tobacco. Travellers are advised not
to stray from their main party.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-11

The burning question in politics Just
now 10 whether thsrs will b anything
stronger than tea served to guests at the
white House during the nsxt administra-
don. There Il reason 70 suspect that In
this. a In most things. the White House
vill - In harmony with The people.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-11

The local freight and passenger train
due here at 12:4O jumped the track at
the Baltic Switch today. and some Of the
cars were ditched. The ladies 10 the
passenger car were brought 10 the Gold
Hill depot on the engine. and men we're
Al moe SET to work to get the train on
the track again.