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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-17

New York Legislative Proceedings-
Re,ignations Of Conhling and
Plat, Together with an *.
planatory Letter, Received and
Read.
ALBANY, N. Y. May 1.-THE Clerk
called the Senate to order last evening
and read the following Communication:
"ALsLsr, May ls.-I hereby dssis'
nate Senator Sessions to preside ct this
evenings session Of the Senate.
"wx q. RosERrsoS,
president pro tenn"
Senator sssEions then took the chair.
On motion Of woodin the reading Of
the journal vas dispensed With.
woodin said be understood there was
Q special order for the evening, but -
no one felt like entering upon IT, no
moved to adjourn, which vas carried
and the Senate adjourned.
ALsIsn. May l7.-At the session Of
the Assembly last evening. . eommuni-
cation was received from the govern.
msut covering the letters Of resignatisn
Of the United States Senators, Conkiins
and Plat, also . Joint letter from the
Senators giving their reasons for resign
ing. Tbs designations and explanation
were read By the Clerk.
The chamber was crowded with spec
tstors, among whom were many Ssna'
tors.
At the conclusion Of the reading the
chair announced that the message would
bs entered on the journal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-17

An Austrian ofsesr II the service OF
Persia writ,s respecting the conflict BE-
tween the Psrsisns and the Kurds: "Ev'
sry kind Of cruelty Was Essorted 70.
Villages we're burned. women, old pso'
pie, and children were killed promiscu:
ously. The writer OF this letter passed
through sixteen burning Villages 10 .
single day. Herds Of . 1000 sheep ana
500 COWS or bu5sloss wsrc tsksn seo
driven away, and the shepherds ei.n,f
di,rs. being badly clothed and badly
psid. felt justified In plundsrtng where
thsy could. The Austrian omosrs with
great diaaeulty managed TO keep their
troops in order. The weather. with it,
rsinislls aud snovstorms, vas % very
Indictment that . great many Of the Fer.
dan troops suecumbsd. In the old reg.
insaia 90 men died n one weak"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-17

Senator W. r. King. Of Lyon county.
arrived this morning from San Fran
cisco with the remains Of his little GIRL.
Dora. Who died ct the Bay ysstsrday
morning. She will b buried In Viz.
Rinia.
A. the Julia connection the tsnpsra-
tsrs In The sutro tunnel Il ITO degrees
Fahrenhsit. The water In the drain
boxes. after reaching the tunnel entrance,
10 rather varm-l20 degrees.
Dr.. F. W. Conn. formerly Of Virginia
City. isnow p~srmsnsntly located In Port
land. Oregon. His removal from the
Constoek vss made necessary By contin.
ned III health.
T. B. Moore has alsd an sfadavit Of
labor. tsssifyine to $50 worth Of work
having been done on The Orion MINING
Coupany's claim In Virginia District Tor
Ne year 1881.
Constable Sexton Of Gold Hill hes re-
yeisd the appointment Of Dan sheshsa
- his deputy and appointed +. W. Fol.
son 70 an the vacancy.
The attendance ss the Central School.
Cola Hill 10 bsttsr today. There afs
peebsh,y ATTY more pupils present IA,
yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-17

The San Francisco papers announced
several days ego that Senator Fair would
r,tur. a once to the Comstoek. Hs
has not yet made his appearances here;
bat NO anxiety u fsls for his safety, . u
IL not likely hs got Lost on the way. In
the course Of . week or % the Aforesaid
papers vill discover that he remained
At the "Bsy'' some time altar they sent
to the comstoek.
Constable Sexton. Of Gold Hill. CO.
sompsnisd By his vile. vent to Steam.
boat Springs Last svsnlng. He has been
unwsll tor he pest Ten days md soss to
Ne ppdnea tsr . ssss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-17
DROWNED.
s.a Death era Pr.a,sa.s Dsy.

Clarence Ashley. aged about twelve
years. the son Of Mrs. 9. A. Ashley. Who
resides on the corner Of Union and
Summit streets. Virginia. wa drowned
In The reservoir Of the water company
on the ophir grade. Clarence and his
brother Willie have made frequent trips
10 the reservoir. and yesterday we're
about the place for . considerable length
OF time. finally going into the house.
Not fndins Mr.. Green. Who has charge
of Affairs al the reservoir. Clarence left
and vent out to the reservoir 10 watch
the trout, which usually swarm about
the point where the big hums enters the
reservoir. and his brother remained In.
side the house.
Hearing Q heavy splash shortly after.
the Chinamsn employed there - cook.
and Who vss the only psrson around
besides the boys. nan out cot Of the
house. thinking some o might b
throwing rocks into the reservoir. He
saw, or thought he saw. . hand rise
above the water. and at once began
looking and ceiling for the boy. A. he
could not b found the alarm was given,
and Mr.. Green and others arriving.
search for the body Wa instituted.
There Il . strong and swift current
whore the fums enters the reservoir.
and this swept the body out some sixty
feat into deep water. II was not until
erapplisg hooks had bssn rugged. and
considerable time spent In dragging. that
the body Was recovered. It had been In
the water ZONE two hours. and there
was no hope for issusoitation.
The boy vas very fond OF skstehing.
and possessed some talent In that line.
When he saw an animal or any object
that took his fancy while ott walking.
he would 70 homo and make . sksteh OF
Il for his mother. At the reservoir. -
everywhere else. he wa quite . favor.
Ito, and when there the scrssns would
be taken out OF the fumes and given
hin To examine. that be might sec the
little animals and insects caught among
the drift. - hs was very fond OF 20 do
Ing. His mother. Who 10 . widow, has
the sympathy Of all Who know her In
this truly sad bereavement.
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garfield Not Surprised.

WASHINGTON. May II. - Secretaries
Blaine, Hunt, Window, Kirkwood and
Lincoln we're among the visitors Of the
white House last evening. The last
named came alons, and made but . brief
call, The others arrived ct the Execu.
tive mansion about the same time, and
remained In conference with the Prssi.
dent twenty minutes or more. The
President stated that he had received
the previous evening from . Trustworthy
soufss ihtimatisn that the sssianations
Of the New York 6snstors would b 40.
neunssd yesterday; Il hsd therefore
ssused Hin no surprise. Il 10 believed
4 The Mhlts House that nothing will
ssv pssvesl Ne early adjssransns Of
the oSoste.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-17
How The Conkling sensation Al.
fected the Albany People.

ALBANY, May N.-Whsn the news Of
the designations Of Senators conkling
aud Plat wasrsesivsd II was bullstinsd
by the svshing papers. but excited little
interest. The hotels. - usual. on Mon.
day we're quite empty, and those who
talked Of the matter simply wondered
what would be the next move. Later
the members Of the Legislature com.
msnoed arriving. when some interest
Was manifested. No one. however. sp.
pesred TO know what the result would be.
Not Q few thought both Senators would
b reelected, and Il Was suggested that
ConklinR would be elected 70 all the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF
Plat. This would give him two years
more than he hsd to serve. No infor-
nation could Be secured st the executive
chambers. but the superstition was that
the news was correct. Several rumors
we're set sfost. among them o that there
will be . union Of i.Conklipgitss
with the Democrats TO elect one Senator
from their wing and one Democrat. The
most general impression 10 that both re-
signing Senators will b reelected. and
thus show Legislative indorssmtnt OF
the position they occupied. In ordsr TO
oountsract the influence OF the rssolu.
lions Of the Senate and Assembly In.
dorsipg Robsrtson's nomination.
A. soon ~ II WAS made known that
the Governor intended to send their
letter Of reasons for resignation to the
Legislature, great interest was manifest.
cd 10 know vhstthsy were. Both houses
we're crowded, and whom the Senate
adjourned those In that chamber found
their way into the Assembly. During
the reading Of The letter the spectators
occupied al the standing room. At the
conclusion Of the reading the Speaker
was obliged TO order the door cleared, 70
that the business could be proceeded
With. The Conkling men are very rst.
can't, and will not say what 10 70 b
done. The anti-C opklineitss are In high
alec. The time for going into an cleo.
don to all the vacancies viii bs hxsd to.
~ovrow
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-17
Afssr.ss. lsSsrssi ssssiss.

Ban FnAxcisco. Nay IA ?. H.
Sierra NsvAas. Nh, IAN; Northern Belle.
10; Orc. 1; Albion. . 10. 3 80; Con. vir.
ginis. 2 Is. Az Hale 4 Norcross. 4 20.
4 IS; California. I IS. I so; Yellow Jsekst.
4 rs. 4 10; New wslls-Fsrgo. 4oc; Bullion.
Csc; Scorpion. I IS; Union Con-. l1k. l2H
i2S; Gould 4 Curry, 81. 81; Justice. !;
Savage. Z 80. 4 IS; Best 4 Bslchsr. H.;
Potosi. 81; ophir. Q; Bsleher. . IS. . 90;
Andes. 2; Mexican. ila. IN. In. IN;
Alta. . IS; chollar. 8, 2 IS; ovsrman. II;
Grown Point. q 90. 2 IS; Utah. 10; Mono,
06. .; NJ. Disblo. So; Gould 4 Curry.
81; Mexican. III Alpha. 3 IS; South
Bodie, 2Ss.
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Ansr..s. nsrses ssssss.

BAN FnASouco. Nay It's ,. H.
Sierra Nevada. IL sales. II asked; Hale 4
Noreross. Z ~ bid; Mexican. lin asked.
In sales; Union Con-. l2k asked. 1at
asked. i2t sales; ophir. 9 asked. 9 sales;
Savage. ~ bid; Justice. I bid. I os ssksd;
Albion. So bid. 81 sales; Alta. 8 20 bid.
3 20 salss. 81 asked; Orc. I asksd; Best d
Bsleher.iik asked; Belchsr.'2 30 bid. . Is
ssksd: Gould 4 Curry. sk bid; Northern
Bale. l9x bid; Grown Point. ~ bid;
Choliar. 2 IS bid; Mexican. iik salss
Andes. q asked; Po.Osi. 3 IS bid; Scorpion.
aaksd.
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a. o. q. ".

Members Of the A. o. U. W. are
maniissting much interest In the sp.
p~rosehins formation Of their Grand
Lodge. which takes place ct Reno to-
morrow noon. Gold Hill. a. 10 her Gus
tom In matters pertaining to the public
good, leads the other towns OF the State
In membership In this Order. having
now lS2 Master Workmen. with . num-
Der Of applications pending. It's repre-.
s~sutativss to assist In the formation OF
the Grand Lodge tomorrow are 3. w.
Chubbuck. d. Thorburn and A. q. Cow.
an. There will doubtless 30 . large
number Of fellow Workmsn present to
witness the interesting ceremonies at.
tsoding the formation OF the Grand
Iodoa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-17

The following gentlemen were chosen
for Grand Jurors yesterday BY Judge
Risips and II. Canavan. Chairman Of
the Board Of County Commissioners:
@, II. osborns, william II. Thornton,
simon oea, B. Howard. b. q. Psnoysr,
O. n. Palmer, Charles Forman. Henry
Jones, William Garhsft. Martin O'shea.
Aaron Hooper, George Emmett, B. b.
Mcdonald, r. Mercer. E. Nys, George
d. Dana, Frank Bishop. Z. Mandsl,
Joseph Bawden. Lee Wentworth. James
Cummings, William Gray. L. B. Frsnksl
and p. b. McCourt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-17
An Inside visW Of Conklings Resig.
nation.

NEW Yosx. May T.-Thsrs Il no
doubt among politician that ooniling
and Plat have resigned purely for effect.
The machine now controls absolute
majority Of the Legislature. When
Plat was elected his vote was divided
In eaaeus between. two machine can.
didatss. Plat and Crowley. now. how.
ever, have no machine candidate that
will enter 10 contest with Plat. and the
opposition will place no candidate In
the Geld, because Il would show their
weakness; therefore. two Senators will
probably Be reelected unanimously.
Another point On which much stress 10
laid, IL the fact upon Plat being elected
he made pledges to the s~nti.maohins
men, and which pledges ere now In pos
sessiou Of Chapney n. Depsv. Who hes
threstsnsd TO msks then pubic II klstt
voted sssinst 1ehsrtson, end b means Of
rssisnsiion end s1sQSiae h sleekien.
Plstt Will escape ~ fbagatisss = %.
tsrsi into and WI - stsse hsreaft1r -
sbsy osstliag wIthsst 9saitAssdeay
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-17

Lazarus Stern lost SO 0o during
several years Of business In Chicago ~
Q money lender. he was old. want stared
him 10 the face. and be desired 10 die.
but did not Wish TO leave b-bind bin the
reputation Of . suicide. In this dilsm.
ma. he broke open the money box 10 bis
room, tied bis own hands and feet,
wrapped . quilt about bis face 10 . way
to indicate that be bad been smothsrsd.
and then swallowed poison. The real
cause Of death. however. vss readily dis
covered.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-17
Moody and sankey.

NEW Yoax. May ls.-Ths Dewitt
Memorial Church. dedicated . week ago
- Q free undsnominstionsl church. was
allied yesterday morning. Moody and
sanksy conducted the services. II was
Moody's arst appearance aimee return.
Ing from the Pacific coast. A number
OF prominent men and women interested
In mission work were present. Al the
close OF the sermon Moody was sur
rounded by people who told him how
glad they we're to see him In New York
again. In the evening they took part 10
the services ct Cooper Uuion. There
was . great crowd. On the platform
we're Thurlow Weed. Edwin D. Morgan.
Maurice Z. Jsssup and William Z.
nodoa t.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-17
Morey Letter PHILIP.

NEW Yoax, Nay ls.-Ths Court Of
Oyer and Tsrminsr adjourned until next
Monday. It was understood that the
District Attorney Wal to move for q
nolls pros. 10 the case Of Kenwsrd Philip.
charged with writing the famous Norsy
letter, and Ut the same time make .
statement showing that there wss NO
proof offered which would convict Philip
Of the forgery. The latter was 10 court
with his wife and child. 10 says that
II he 10 allowed any discretion BY the
Court he will oppose the entry Of .
nolls pros. and demand . vindieation
he tyisl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-17

Some excavations commenced at The
distance Of about . kilomstsr from the
walls Of Pompsii, With . view TO aacer.
tanning the nature Of the surroundings
OF the city. have led to the discovery.
within an area OF but . few square
metres. OF thirty skeletons, ten Of which
wsrs huddlsd together In q room Of .
small suburban villa, aud among and
upon the bones were found bracelets,
necklaces and other objects.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-17
WESTERN DISPATCHES,
San francisco Items.

SAN F~RANc1soo. May l7.-John O.
Morrison. . well known capitalist, died
last night.
The broken machinery OF the ferry
steamer solano has been repaired. and .
trial trip will be made to-day scross the
straits from Porta Costa TO Bsnicia.
The overland train leaving Oakland
wharf this afternoon will b transferred
on the steamer.
Adolphs Sutro has commenced pro-
ceedinRs against Charles G. Butte and
Franklin B. Austin. Suit 10 brought for
. partition Of property In the vicinity OF
the and Point Lobos road. owned BY
the plaintiff and defendants ~ tenants
In common. or II an equitable division
cannot b made, for . sale Of the proper.
ty and . legal division Of proceeds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-17

People never tire Of seeing the
"suatssists." Last nights perform
anes Of this piece at Pipsr's brought
down the house with the same degree Of
enthusiasm that II did when the Hsvsrly
Comedy Company VA here some weeks
aimee.
Tonight will be the last appearance at
Pipsr's Opera House Of the Haysrly
Company, and We would say to those
Who have not sssn the Strategists ="
that they should not fail to see IL to.
night. The piece 10 unsqusled In its
line.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-17
Express Trails Late.

The morning express train was about
three hours late again to-day. II sp'
pears that whom the fsrrybost Solsno.
running between Port Costa and
Bsnisis, attempted to make its regu.
lar trip Q week ago. a. per announce
msnt, that In broken shaft had been re-
placed and that II would run a. usual
IRON that date, Q fav vas discovered In
the new shaft. 20 Il did not make the
trip. Today the telegraph states Il will
make Q trial trip. another new shalt hsv-
ing been east. II Il proves ~satisfaetory
there will be no o delays and the
malls will arrive here d PISS A. y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-17
Senate Confirm ations.

WASHINGTON. May 1.-THE Senate
has confirmed Richard A. ELMER, Of
New York, % Second Assistant Post.
master General; J. Henry Wilson, Col
lsotor Of Customs for the District Of
Columbia; William q. Hunt, IT., Col.
lsotor Of Customs for the District Of
Montana and Idaho; Charles E. Henry.
United States Marshal for the District
OF Columbia. United States Copsuls-
AlbertSL. Dow. Alsppo. India; Sydney
A. Coop. Gutenberg; Ernsst L. oppsn.
helm. Oadi1; McWatsr B. Noyss, Ven.
loo; W. II. Elder. 0uaysquil.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-17

Hub Puseh Il composed Of the fs<st
liquors and mot srquhat fruit juices. In Win
Ter or summsr. with hot water or milk - teddy.
or with Toe, poda. ETC.. this 70 par 1calsscs,
the f~svoriis; kstp It on hand. soId By al
arocen, wine Merchants. and druggists.
Trade supplied BY Richards Z Harrison, Agents
for the Pacific coast, ran francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-17
another Nevada lisemblyman
Killed.

EulExA, May le.-Ths Sentinel has
information from Osesols. White Pine
county. that Asssmblyman George q.
Blair. who was stabbed at that place
last week by . man by the name Of Mid.
dleton. has sinos died. The trouble
grew out Of disagreement between the
women OF the two families, then the
men got into words over the affair. and
Middleton called Blair . liar, whersupon
Blair struck him In the face. whom Mid.
dlstop, In return. gave him the fatal
stab. Middleton has been lodged in
the Hamilton jail on . charge Of murder.
Blair had been married only about two
months. This 10 the second member OF
the last Nevada Assembly who has been
killed since the adjournment In March.
The arst Was Captain Adams, Of Eurs-
ks. and now It 10 Blair, Of White Pine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-17
Matthews All Right.

WARRINGTON. May l7.-No motion
having been entered yesterday at the
executive session for . reconsideration
Of the vote BY which. ct the second pre-
osding session. Judge Stanley Matthews
was confirmed. his confirmation stands
dxed. and the President has been notified
socordinaly,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-17
sheridan ~Vindicated.

WASHINGTON. Nay 1.-THE Commit.
tee Of Postofios officials, 81 which Third
Assistant Postmaster General Hsssn 10
Chairman. report that there 10 no evil.
dspos showing that General Sheridan
corruptly Influenced ofioisi action In
securing the contract for fasteners on
oanyas sacks,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-17

PJ NcNahon. Charles Tonkin, Johnny
Day. J W Richards. b A Nye. b Keller.
Il r Rising. Mrs Nulcahy. Nick Sexton
and wife. L D Folsom and wife. William
Murphy and wife. II Doysn. Fs Holt
Annie Kisby. H Keller. Mrs. = aumbsrs
and aiatar.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-17
Isaalipsx Items.

Miss Julia Crowley has sundsntly 70.
covered to b able TO walk around. and
the Doctor allows her TO 60 out into the
yard.
Mrs. Costello 10 getting along nicely.
She had Q pretty bad form of.,hs disease.
John Minsdsw u very sick and bis
case IL reported to Be q malignant -
was Miss Crowley's.
No new osss has been reported to the
officers today.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-17

The banks Of Storey county have put
mn . plaesrd In their places Of business.
notifying patrons that hereafter they
viii discount silver al the rate Of one
mar amt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-17
New and Rich Gold Diggings Found
In Arizona.

Psrsrx. A. T., Nay 10. - Rioh
placer gold mines have been discovered
q few miles east Of vulture City. paying
from forty to atty per day. Large mum.
bsrs are rushing to the new Dorado.
vulturs City 10 sixty miles northwest Of
Phsnix.
The different mines In Cave Creek,
thirty miles northeast Of Phsnix. are
all being developed rapidly and showing
we'll.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-17
Arrsv.,. rh.s usvssaR.

Arrivals Th,s 0srsssg.
il Conroy. Il Armer. d N Bruls. b @
Manning. R II Taylor. n Hosnich. Id
Ho!rom. @ Y Folsom. @ II Thomas. " B
King and family. c J Crowley. Mrs. Brow
star. Nrs J G Hampton. W J Hanks
and family.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-17

The following business vas trans
sctsd In this Court today:
In the matter Of the viii Of Elizabsth
Gstiksr. deeeassd-Admittsd to pro-
bate and hearing Get for the 28th instant.
Recess until noon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-17
ONLY One President.

MILWAUKEE. May 1.-THE RepuS'
hean says: Conkling Il undoubtedly
certain Of rs.slsetion and increased pres.
tigs, but he has mistaken the temper Of
the people, who recognize Garfield -
President.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-17
OrOCK 3Ef0Br.
N. Fy~nsises Board.

haa franefseo DeAk&
Last xvrxue.
50 Hurska Con-. 34k
IS Northern Belle. ID
100 Grand Prize. 800
400 Argenta. 40o
$40 Albion. 81. 80
500 Wales. ~
400 North Belle Isls. 80
sos Bodis. z. ca
100 Syndicate. 40
so Bulwsr. los
TOO South Bodis. 2sc
65 Mono. 2 10.
as Jupiter. 500
$50 South Bulwer. lso
400 Adasnda. 400
2ss Noonday. q 10. q o5
100 North MONDAY. I 50
SOC Orc. 85c
20 Silver King. 2lk
10 Day. 7so
raIs nolxus.
IS 0phir. 81. sS.e
40 Mexican. III, In
TOO Gould 4 Curry. s&,ek
100 Best d Bsleher. lin. II
400 California. | IS
sl5 Savage. 4 20. ass
l70 Con. Virginia. 2 IS. 2 20
$50 Chollsr. 2 IS. 3
$50 Potosi. 8 90. s 6S. ; 20
$50 Hale d Norcross. 4 90. AsS
$50 Grown Point. . Is
leo Yellow Jacket, 4 Is. 4 10
$50 Imperial. loo
ITO Ksntuek. Az
l020 Bslchsr. Q 90. 2 IS
$500 Sierra Nevada. iAk. 1At. II
60 Utah. l0k
100 Bullion. $50
100 xxohequsr. ! 10
40 Overman. ! 90. d
25v Justice.
TOO Union Con-. Is. ISL. III
$50 Alta. 40
$50 Julia. zoe. $50
300 silver Hill. $50
100 New York. $50
$40 Andes. 2 10
300 Original Gold Hill. $50
Gao Scorpion. Q o5.
100 Benton. $50
800 Capitol. 800
600 Atlantic. 500
SIS Sierra. I 10
100 New wslls-Farso. $50. 400
205 N. Ex. Utah. 800. $50
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-17
The Oleomarrarine Boom.

WARRINGTON. May l7.-Atiornsy Gen.
sral Maevsseh gives Il - his opinion
that further legislation u necessary 70
prevent the expectation Of olsomsrsssins.
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