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TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. JUNE T. 1891.
TRAINS LEAVE Il. & Z. DEPOT As FOLLOM

TRAINS LEAVE IT. q T. DlPUI 10 FULI'UW"
si0 a. m, day-NEw ORLEANS FAST MAIL
Direct connection for South and Southwest. Daily.
except sunday, to local points ON &. ~ %. IL. r.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CA us are run from Wash.
ingtOn 70 New Orleans without change OF cars.
ilOl u, m.-wHlTE SULPHUR LIMITED EX,
PRESS, daily, except SUNDAY, 10 tauqnier ana
White sulphur Springs. PANLOR CAR wash
tngtOn TO White sulphur springs.
lGiS p. m,-NIIGINIA SPRINGS EXPRESS, daily,
for all points South via Danvillc. and West via
G., " y. II. X.
ton TO White sulphur Springs without change.
PULLMAN SLEEPING AIRS daily from Washing.
ton to Augusta. Ga., without change.
Passengers TOR Manassas Division will take $40 a. m.
train daily, except sunday. For Warrenton, Tlo
n m daily, aud tl:OJ daily, except Sunday -
For tickets and information call ut Virginia Md
N MACDANIEL, Agent
NJ SLAUGHTER, General Ticket Agent, IylSu
National Republican., 1881-08-15
New Summer Arrangement.

NNVW
w. W. CORCO-R-A-N,
CAPTAIN L.. Il. BLAKE,
WIN make daily trips SUNDAYS cGcepledl 70 all
points on the Potomac River as far down as 6lymont,
fare, round trip, 2b cents to all points except Mount
Vernon. Boat leaves wharf foot of seventh street.
NJ ten u, M and returns about $3.50 y, m. ON
SATURDAYS
the CoroorNn win make trips, boat leaving wharf
NJ ten n. M and six y. M, respectively mus nlnwng
passengers to stop over at any point untl the reurn
second trip, reaching Washington nhnut GsO y, M,
making II desirable for pcniCs and Fishing parties.
Families wishing 10 enjoy q ride on lhe Potomac
during the warm summer mouths viii una u 10 thetr
advantage TO tAko the safe and cOmmodlOus ateomeC
COTCoran, where every accommodation aud facility
Will be afforded for comfort and pleasure
SUNDAY TRIPS
will be made TO Marshall Hail and indian Head every
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, boat leaving wharf Al
ihreo D. M, returning about eight p m, Fare round
trip 30 Oenth lel'u
National Republican., 1881-08-15
EZCITRSIONS

To Richmond via Norfolk, or TO Norfolk via Rich.
moud and return to Washington. James River by
Steamer ESSeisior, twice daily CG9o a. m. and $40
p, M to Richmond, via nlchmond, Frederlcksburs
DAYS and SATURDAYS, to Norfolk, connecting
at Richmond and Norfolk with the James fuvor
steamers each way .u.
Round trip tickets r,,, W
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Sinancial.
1Gropelere' Gbmioe.
THE GREAT

- PENNSGINANIA. ROUTE
srLENbG2pS bG2SEhH EEScS IShf dESiFfdENF Eavr
-, MdENT:. q. =. 80,
TRAINS LEkyE Nor n iI from Depo, cor
For p6n2s ri ana sc MSi s5eG 40 q" m Ssv with
sleeping Cars to Pshurg and Chicago; 1919 q, m
dnlly, WIN sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to Cln.
cinnau, 81. Louis and Chicago; 03O y. M daily.
,,wiith r,,.cS, PS,9cs Car tS PiiisnnIg ,Ipo,n
For Cnnandaigun, Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara Falls,
with PprlOr Car to Watkins and the North, at 500
cent saturday with Palace Cars to Canandaieua
For Wnlamsport Lock Haven and Elmira atie1o
n. M daily. except sunday. - . - -. -
For New York and the Fast 500 1870 q. ma 200, ihOs
and 1918 y. mon Sunday 300 D. M, 1000 and lGS
Limited Express OF Pullman Parlor Cars, go a. IN.
For BROOKLYN, New York, all through trains connect
Sly YIN nGas 10 OF ru1a9 sTSs YnSS
For Philadelphia. 500 1890 n. M, 2On. $40 1000 and
iGia p. M on Sunday, 200 D. M 5W' lGVp ana
Limited Express sao a. m. daily, except SUNDAY
For Bamore, $40 500 S;l Gna o. m, nnu ~, 'ssoi
q. M, 1910 a. M, 200 $40, $50 1000, and 1915 pm.
For ropes Creek Line $40 a. m. and $40 p m. daily.
For Annapolis 10 a. M and 40 p. M daily, except
ALEXHNbRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
NAY, ,ANIpT NJ ,,Aih;EnNANDRiA AND WASHING
For Xiexandra, 100 7:2o. aco a. M, aud li3o a. M.
i;go 500 p M & $40 y n, 500 and LEY p m, On
r daily and So9 p M daily, EXCEPT sunday am sos
and 1900 midnight. SUNDAY, NJ slS and 1000 a. m-'
Tckcis and can he procured at the ONCE.
northeast corner Of Thirteenth sirest and Pennsyi.
yanln avenue aud at the station, where orders can Dc
hotrla and residences
"o,''' wv" j, H. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
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DAILY ExcuRsioNs TO ouANrrco.

DAILY EXCURSIONS TO QUANTICo,
via Excelsior $50 H. m. and SD y. IN. On sum
DAYS at y. IN. only. .
Tickets for sale and information furnished al COOKS
Tours, 1881 Pennsylvania nYenuei ROoScs Guar
Stands. at Principal Hotels; II. u. pOlknhorn, next
to city PoStoiiCe, and at CompnnyS Onice. Seyshth
street wharf. GEORGE MATrlNGLS.
General superintendent
wM p WEIGH Agent. les
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Steamboat -Sines.
Potomac Steamboat Co. Advertisements.
FOR RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
ALL POINTS SOUTH,

The new and splendid steamer EXCELSIOR, con.
nesting with H., +. and 4. X. II. at Quantico, twice
daily Except sunday, Mt $3.50 H. M and $3.50 D. IN.
Fare to RchmOnd limited "
Fare to Richmond unlimited. 90
Fare 10 Rchmond round trip. good for 10 days. %
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E!is * s'ST'SS' sHiT9 ~ - *

BANKERS EXCHANGE
bills ... 4s5 sixtyday bills ....... 49,
NEW yoBR R-srocK QUOTATIONS..
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A sHoRT-sIGHTED FATHER.

A sHoRT-sIGHTED FATHER.
A farmer had seven daughters.
And but little else ehad
The girls All hrd good appctites,
And times were very bad
He bribed the country paper
To say In his cellars mould
He had hidden. being mtser,
Seven kegs Of pure, bright gold.
He thought he knew human nature.
That farmer, and he smiled
When down the seventh ropo-ladder no
Saw elope his seventh child.
Bot it's extremely doubtful
fiat the time he foresaw
Theirreturn with his fourteen grandchildren
And seven sonsin.law.
-ITTuiqin H. Rdr,on.
National Republican., 1881-08-15
Nerve. that are Never Tranquil.

sUB-rHEAsUHY BALANCES'
l1i % Currency. 20i
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02
New style or Postal ordsrs.

Postmaster General James has. II 10
said. devised Q plan for sending small
sums OF money through the mail ct .
cheap rate. The device consists OF .
card having three columns. representing
dollars, tens and cents, and the amount
to DO drawn Is designated by punching
out the figures. Two denominations
will bs issued; one for oil sums within
81 go. and the other for oil sums within
S.. The orders will DO payable to the
bearer. aud the postofloe will not 30
70 ,ponsibls for their safe delivery any
more than for fractional currency. for
which they are q substitute. They will
be finely printed on bsnk.note paper.
The postmaster will sell the 80 80 card
for two or three cents premium. and
The IS card for four or Ave cents premi-
um, will himself punch out the amount
paid, and the buyer will simply incloss
the card In his letter. and the receiver
can cash 1t at any office. The postmaster
will enter the amount OF the order on .
stub, which will be the only check the
Department will need, o. ths name OF
the sender and payer are not entered.
In order to prevent the use Of the postal
orders as currency. they are not to be re-
dsemabls only for three months from
the date Of Issue.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02
Hartmann Bogus.

NEW YoHK. September "A Herald
st. Petersburg special says: The Hart.
mann who has visited you In Amsrics 10
q fraud. The real Hartmann 10 known
to have been elsewhere than In your
country. This has been affirmed to me
In . positive manner BY . high dignis.ry
whose name You will easily guess. BE
was formerly ambassador st CONSTANT.
popls, and Il was rumored yesterday that
Count Sohouvalof was TO replace him at
his present post, while be himself was to
be appointed Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
He hes since oontrsdicttd this report,
and % It IL important. I think Il right to
repeat the contradiction. The papers
will, however, most certainly pahiish
this news - true.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
The Bloody Apaches.

CAMP THOMAS. N. NJ. September a.
General Wilcox. commanding this dis
trict, sent all the available troops In the
southern part Of the Territory to assist
10 quelling any disturbances Of the In.
disns. who were reported to be excited
by bad medicine men, who promised TO
raise the dead warriors and clean out
the whites, but the time Of their mir
aclss having passed and no signs Of hos.
Utilities, the soldiers returned to the posts.
General Carr Of the Sixth Cavalry was
ct Fort Apache With some scouts and
several companies. and there seemed 10
be NO apprehension Of danger, but today
q courier arrived from the commanding
officer there stating that Carr was out to
protect the settlers and had bsen fight.
Ing ell day on the 30tb, losing q mum.
Der Of soldiers.
General Wilcox has ordered out ell the
troops from forts Grant and Thomss.
and they were marching oil last night.
They have crossed the Gils river and are
pushing forward rapidly to Cars relief.
Troops from Fort Powell and the south.
.rn posts are already in motion and
General Wilcox takes the hrld 10 direct
In person the movements OF his troops.
LATrB-Tiffany, Indian Agent o. ssn
Carlos, reports that Indian runnrrs have
come in from the White Mountains With
rumors Of the fighting neal Fort Apache.
One Lieutenant and . number Of sol.
diers are said to be killed 10 the nght ON
Csbisoue Creek,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02
A Remarkable Suicide.

DETROIT. September 2.-Quits . re-
markabls suicide occurred . few miles
from Ithiea. Gratiot county. on Sunday.
A man named Martin X. Walker lived
ON q small farm there. he was formerly
q prosperous stock raiser In California,
but sixteen years ago osms East, and
Ave years ago settled on the place Of DIS
last residence. Drink and gambling
were his besettipg sins. BE finally lost
pretty much all bis property remaining:
Last June be went into O frld stripped
himself OF clothes. set are to o brush
hesp, placed . gun to his head. and
snapped II three times without disoharg..
ing Il, intending to kill himself and
allow his body to fall on the burning
pile. % Sunday last he carried . sin.
eular attempt at suicide into Effect and
was found with the top OF bis hesd
completely blown Of. His naked body
was found partly burned on q bls.ins
heap OF brush which he bad kindled.
He left letters announcing bis deter
mipation and expressing confirmed hope
lsssuess as to himself. and warning his
children to avoid whisky. BE leaves =
wife and several grown up children.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02
Ansrssss ssress ssssss

San Francisco. September 2-aP. H.
Gould 4 Curry. ~ bid. ~ bid. ~
asked. ~ sales; Union Con. isS sales,
lsk bid. lsx asked. isk sales; Scorpion.
g bid; Potosi. 3 Is bid. 5 20 bid. So
Asksd; Sierra Nsvada. isA sales. ia bid.
l6k asked. lev sales. iGh sales; Alta.
Z IS bid; Utah. ioS bid. ioa sales; Over
man. I 80 bid. l IS bid. l 20 asked;
Bullion. I 10 bid. l is ssked; Con. vir-
GINA. I 90 bid. / IS asked: Benton. CSC
1 asked. CSC sales; Northern Belle. In
bid; Mexican. ioh bid. ioS ssked. lok
salss; Seq. Bslchsr. e. bid; Chollsr. las
bid; Bslehsr. = IS bid; Day. 2 80 ssked;
California. CSC bid. l asked; ophir. 81
bid. sk asked; Bodie,, 81 bid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02
SURPRISED ROBBERS.
saved BY Beiog Bshisd rsms-ss.s'
tor Pairs 0pi.tes Rasardtsg see
Iutsuded hallway Robbery.

Senator Fair. who was on board the
train delayed on the Central Pacific road
yesterday. 10 Of the opinion that the rob-
bers caught the wrong train. somsthing
evidently went wrong. The robbers
all except the lsadsr-sppeared to DO a.
much surprised as were those they had
halted. Mr.. Fair thinks they were after
the west.b,und passenger. aboard OF
which they are supposed to have had .
gang OF confsderates, and therefore
when the other train fell into their trap
they were at Q loss to know what to do.
and 80 did nothing. or next to nothing.
Both trains were considerably behind
time. However had the westbound train
been on time Il would have been tho
first to fall into the trap.
There we're twelve robbers engaged In
the affair. They appeared to have been
we'll nxed for their purpose had they got
the right train, which. a. II would have
been on Q down grade. instead OF up,
would probably have been piled up In .
heap and badly wrecked. The robbers
were apparently 80 d~umbtounded and
disguised BY the turn Of affairs they bur.
risi to . wagon they had near BY and
left the scene, leaving behind them their
masks. several giant powder caps and .
number OF implements to DO used In
their intended raid. There was not q
shot fred. very little damage was sus.
tsinen by the train. and only ons man
was injured. and he was . brakeman
who bruised his shin. The robbers did
not remsid on the spot three minutes
after the train stopped. The rewards
offered for the arrest Of tho parties i'm
pliost.d In the intended robbery aggrs.
gate $4,000 per man.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02

Miss Ida N. Lynch. one Of Gold
Hills young lady teachers. has been
quite sick 10 San Francisco. She was
20 III at ono time that 1t was thought
abe would not ecovs Happily, she 10
improving at present.
W. W. Boohsr. County superintend.
ent, returned from the East this morn.
log. He takes charge OF the sutro
school Monday.
Rev. B. 8. Eastman. formerly pastor
Of the Episcopal Church. Gold Hill. 10
in Virginia. Hs arrived there this
morning.
Those In search Of . day Of rest and
pleasure should attend the Miners
Union picnic Sunday next.
There are twenty horses at the Reno
race track training for the State Fair
races.
The District Court will DO In session
again tomorrow morning ct 10 o'clock.
The Crown Point and Belchsr Mining
Companies pay Oh tomorrow.
The fty.eent assessment on Alta MAS
delinquent In the Board today.
The mail was an hour late In arriving
TODAY,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02
MILITARY shooIiNo.

First Prize. to the Military Team making
the best score. ONE HUNDRED DOL.
LARS. Gold Coin. Presented BY John
Sweeney.
Second Prize-FIFTY DOLLARS. Gold
Coin. for tho second highest score.
Third Prise-TwENTY FIVE DOL
LARS. to the best individual score made
by any individual Of any Team.
Teams to consist OF twenty men; ten
shots each. Open TO all Military Com.
panies In the State. Shooting to b con.
Quoted according to rules decided upon
By the Captains Of the various contrasting
Teams.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02
Humboldt Items.

Winnsmueea Silver State, Augp't 80.
Colonel Hardin aud Brsndspstein d
Co. shipped twenty.ous carloads o.
cattle from this station to San Francisco
today. A drove Of several hundred head
OF steers is on the way here from
C~rutcher's, and another drove 10 on the
way from the north to Humboldt House
for shipment.
We learn from George Lovslook that
be has found nitre deposits in the valley
near Humboldt Lake. In q formation
similar to that In which they are found
In Peru. Harry Day Of Carson 10 pros.
peoting the deposits with = view OF
sscrrtsining their value.
The pine nut dance at Big Meadows.
which the Indians have been attending
for several days. is over. aud Q large
number Of the Piutss have gone to Table
Mountain to gather the nuts. OF which
there 10 m abundant crop this season.
Winnsmucca Siissr State, .August 81.
The nov station on the railroad near
Stafford District was named Mohawk BY
the men who located the townsits. but
as there 10 another station OF that name
on the road, the new town has been re-
cbristen-d. and 10 now known 80 Ger.
AIDS Station. It was named after E. F.
Gerald, Auditor OF the Central Pacific
Railroad. and formerly agent here.
Twenty-Five car loads OF cattle. pur.
ehssed Of E. w. Crutcher by Hook Ma.
SON, were shipped from this station TO
Lux & Miller, California today. Colonel
Hardin ships siahty.six cars Of cattle
from Humboldt House to California this
week. The Hrst shipment Of this lot,
consisting OF twenty-five oar loads. WAS
made yesterday.
Constable Hudson. OF Paradise. brought
two men to the county jail yesterday.
who were sentenced by Justice Case 10
thirty days imprisonment for disordsrly
conduct. As stated BY . correspondent
last week, Paradise 10 lively ct present.
and 10 liable to send %oontingents to the
Jail ct any time.
Teams are arriving with new grain
from Paradise valley. Harry watson's
and Peter Rssk's teams brought the Arst
shipment, consisting OF $4,000 lbs. Of
wheat and $4,000 lbs. Of barley from
Robert o'Nssl's ranch 10 Ksmlsr's mill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02
Anss.sss ,.s.ruai ssssses.

SAN FnAscuco. September "a !. n
Mexican. los; Benton. CSC; Sierra Ne
vada. 10. iss; Day. 5 80; Union Con.
lsk: Potosi. 5 Is; Gould 4 Curry. IA.
~; Hale 4 NOreross. 4. > IS; Alta. 4 IS;
Con. Virginia. 2. I IS; ophir. 81. sh:
Yellow jacket. So; Alta, 4 IS; Bodis. 81,
~; Bslehsr. .. 3 bso; Utah. ioS; Lady
Warrington. lSc; Justice. 7se; Albion,
2 Is; Bes.k Beleher. 1874. IN; Bodie.
~; Scorpion. l 70. l s'; Grown Point,
q. 2 0s; Holmes. soc; California. CSC. !;
Northern Belle. i7a; Mono. 81. 3 40;
silver King. lss. lss. - $50; Benton
soc; Bslehsr. . 50 IS; ophir. st, 6S;
0rasd Prize. $50; Bodis Tunnel. Az;
Meme. 81; Confidence, 4; Gould d Curry,
~; Sierra Nevada. l6h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02
Ihe Droulh in New Jersey.

TRENTON. New Jersey. September g.
Crops and cattle are suffering from the
drouih, which extends the whole length
and breadth OF the State. The Blue
Mountains are blazing for miles. The
dense smoke obscurrs the sun and the
heat 10 intense. 10 the northern part OF
Hudson county. where the water supply
10 entirely derived from wells. residents
are compelled to cart water from Jersey
City aud Hoboken. paying n high 80
$40 per load. The North Hudson Rail.
road Company. who have about 600
horses ct West Hoboken. cart all their
water 10 large iron tanks. The Burling.
ton Company reports the Delaware river
and all It's streams uncommonly low.
The wells, cisterns and springs AFFORD
barely enough water for family use.
The corn crops and pastures are burning
up. Not even O vestige OF green corn
can be seen In many fields.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02
Pipsr's Opera Hssss.

THE Planters wife," the opening
piece Of Miss Charlotte T~hompsou's en-
sasement at Pipsr's Opera House COM
mencins Monday night September 9Th.
has been highly praised BY the press
generally. The Albany Post says: THE
Planters Wife" 10 . capital play. 1t 10
. well constructed comedy. with . few
serious scenes to supply the necessary
action to keep the drama In motion.
The plot Is well arranged. Each scene
10 the proper ouigrowth Of the one that
preceded t.. 1t 10 Q play founded on sv-
cry day incidents. while all the oharsc-
tsrs are everyday people Of the world.
Reserved seats can now bs secured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02
Justice Hires yesterday paid "a o5 to

Justice Hirss yesterday paid S54 Of to
the County Treasurer for fees In civil
cases last month. Constable Fsrsuson's
fees In civil cases during August we're
ga 20. The fees OF Constable Nc.
Csrthy for the same period amounted to
S4A 20 In civil suits and $77 80 In GRIM
inal eases.
George Williams yesterday Alsd his
sadsvit with the County Recorder that
he had performed 800 worth Of work
on the Empire State mine, In Virginia
District. The claim 10 located near The
ORIGINAL Ksysssas mine,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02

1t Is currently reported. says the San
Francisco Report. that the Nevada Bank
has reduced the interest on money
loaned on stocks to sever per cent.
per snpum. The reduction 10 oil
special interest to brokers aud dealers
aud ought to have q favorable effect on
the stock msrk.t. Fifty per cent. OF the
market value will DO loaned on stocks BY
the bank.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02
k'ees.

The brokers Of Gold Hill and Virginia
have agreed. hereafter. 10 charge ssmall
commission on all assessments paid by
them for parties who have no open 40
counts on their books. When the as
ssssmsnt on any particular lot Of stock
amounts to 500 or less, the Zee will be
Aity cents; on amounts over 500. one
half OF one per cent. will be charged.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02
Not Alarmed.

New YoRx. September "A 1ribun'
reporter yesterday called upon the agents
Of the steamship lines In regard to
O,Donovan Rosss's dynamite coun.
oil. warning them that 1t would
not be safe to patronizs the
British vessels after September Lat. The
agents united In saying that they did not
think the matter Of enough importance
to feel any alarm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02
Fair q RAE Psr.s..i charge.

Senator Fair, who arrived on the
Coms,ock last evening. will now remain
for some time. Superintendent Patton
will leave for the East next Saturday TO
accompany his. son. whom be will place
In . coil.g.). and during his absence Mr.
Fair will assume the harness once again.
and attend to matters In the lower levels.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02

For colds, coughs, asthma. 10 short for
o and oil arrangements Of the lungs or
respiratory organs. or for any complaint
tending toward consumption, nothing 10
40 reliable o. Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
In all ordinary cases It 10 . certain cure.
aud Il affords sure relief even In adj
ysuosd stages.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02
arr,,.,. Ts.. ass.sss

Mn Z L Wright. Miss q Wright. Geo
smith. T Wright, o Fraser. W T Camp
bell. J Turmsn. J Sweeney. Jack Nsses.
Z williams, I currisr. Z X otsy. Bishop
whitaker. Eastman. Martin, W
W Boohsr. Miss s~iingerton. V Hempsl.
J Z Anderson. TT Deal. Miss u d VIII
liams.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02
InieresIinr From Arilona.

Tucson. September 2.-ThrouBh travel
has been reaumed. Trains from the
East and West arrive on time. The late
rains have caused . wonderful vegetable
growth on the plains and mountains.
Santa Catalina, north OF Tucson. 10 GOV.
cred With vegetation from top to bottom.
something never before known.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02
Great Droulh 10 Virginia.

FREDERICKSBURG. Va. August 81
Tho unprecedented drouth prevailing In
Northern Virginia has been disastrous to
the corn crop. In some portions rain
had not fallen In three months. No food
for cattle. and 10 some cases people
travel thirty miles on tho upper Kappa.
hammock for water which is hauled from
the river for household use.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02

Articles Of incorporation Of the Blue
Gold and Silver Mining Com.
psny have bssn fled 10 San Francisco
The csmpany's purpose 10 to buy and
sell mining property In California, Ne
vada and Arizona. The capital stock 10
$40, 600. 900. The Directors are VIM.
Sbea, Frederick Steele. James Moore.
David Murray and John F. Mshonsy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02

The charge Of assault and battery,
preferred against ]. F. CHANNEL Of vir.
sinia, vas dismissed today and hs was
put on trial for disturbing the pesos.
Tie Jury In his esss disagreed ysstsr-
day; hence the dismissal Of the assault
and battery eass.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02
novelties ..d Varieties.

Novelties Of all kinds are to b found
at Chubbuck & Thorburn's Post.ofics
variety store. The candies to b pro.
cured there are OF the very freshest and
best variety. They also keep magazines.
daily and weekly papers and periodicals..
stationery. eto. Bee their advertisement
under New Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02

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