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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-01

The Kate Claxton Combination viii
stop at Virginia City on their way east
from San Francisco. and will perform At
Pipsr's Opera House three nights. COM
msneing June 9th.
The smell Of gas from the old Con.
Virginia shaft increases rather than
diminishss. II 10 quite dissersssbls -
faf away - the corner Of B street and
Sutton avenue.
Ths payroll Of the Chollsr. Potosi and
O. N. 8. shaft amounts to $93l1 81 for
the month OF May. Il will b handed
over to employees tomorrow.
Another member Of the Minadsw fam
ily, one OF the girls Il 10 said. 10 showing
symptoms OF the smallpox. Mrs Nina
dew 10 qsits III.
The United States patent for The Sierra
Nsysda. Mining Company's claim was
elsd with County Recorder Brennan yss-
tsday.
Today has been the vafmsst on The
Oaustoek % far this sssson-slshty de-
sssss In . cool shady plses.
1sa.J J. O. Harlow. who hss bssa vis-
iH.s Tie constsak. returns 10 csssos
this svssiss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-01
WHO Is NE 2
Assw Operator % Praise Or ac.ss.'

The San Francisco Report Of yesterday
speaks Of . new leader in the present
stock operations, but fails 10 say who be
IL. The following extract concerning
the market and the new "drivsr" 10
from that journal : The present advance
IL . boom In anticipation Of prosecuting.
which 10 virtually . boom on nothing;
for tho crosscuts will and no more With
the stock sailing ct $40 than they would
with II selling at %. II has been .
good deal nearer "a than $40 many
times this year, and those were the times
for believers In the crossouts to buy II,
and other Comstooks, too. for they went
down and have gone up together. Pres
emit prices are ore prices. That fact
Rraspsd aud retained In the memory,
there need not ~ much peril In them
for the outsider. II any one knows
that there 10 ore to b struck speedily In
Sierra Nevada or elsewhere, hs will mot
make . mistake In buying at present
prices, and II he knows that there 10
none, he oan short with . good CON.
science, but II he knows nothing. hs
takes big risks, on such O.. market -
this. and 10 utterly at the mercy Of the
insiders. who know everything. Talk.
ing about the insiders, the manipulation
of the market. ~ ct present carried on,
has Q peculiar look to IL. It looks to CO
q though. while the control Of the mar
ket 10 unchanged, the relns have been.
asit were, handed over to another driver
for the noncs. We detect Q new hand
st work and We think Il will be found
that whatever the result Of the forth
coming deal or bonanxs-whiehsver It
may bs-ths public will not DO able TO
put blame or glory whore they have bssn
accustomed 10 put II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-01
Republican Duty narked Out.

NEW YORK, June 1.-The Tribune says:
There are only two solutions Of the pres
spt crisis. First, adjournment Of the
Legislature BY Q conklins and .Tildsn
coalition. and. second. the election Of
two Republicans by Republican votes.
It does not seem orsditabls that any Re
publican should hesitate % to bis duty
In these circumstances. There are two
vsosuciss In the Senate Of the United
States. The Republican State Of New
York has the right and power to ill them
With Republicans. II BY the treachsry
Of twsnty.pix members OF the Lrgisls.
turs these seats are sold or given away,
the Republican majority In the Ssnsts 10
lost for years TO come. No sufdctsnt
excuse can svsr BE- made for The men
who shared In the cot. Two Republl.
csns can bs elected today. II requires
but siRhty.ons votes, and We have 100.
There will be no future for any Assem-.
biymso or Senator who today for any
reason sells out to the Democrats.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-01
Resdjustsrs' Convention.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Rsadjust'
srs' State Convsntioa, which meets d
Richmond. Va. promises to bs Of unu.
susl interest, on account Of oomplica.
lions growing out OF the recent special
session OF the Senate.
The R~ssdjustsrs' canvas IN 1881 10 q
repetition OF the Indspspdsnt.Dem Demo
cratic Republican movement OF 1879.
Then Malone and Lewis formed . COM
bination, the former controlling the
g~uberuatorial Office and the latter the
~ssnstorship. That movement was pure
~ selfish. having no principle involved,
and the result. did not advance Rspubli'
canism. 30 with the movement this
year, the same men are In u.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-01
Conkling's Case Considered Settled
Cornell Wanted but Declines.

NEW Yolx. June l.-Govsrnor Cor.
nell has written . letter declining to be
q candidate for the United States Senate
to be presented to the Legislature today.
The agent Of the New York Associated
Press ct Albany tslssrsphs that 1t 10
universally conceded that Copkling 10
entirely out, and that gentleman. who
had been olosstsd with the leaders for
an hour. had no hssitsncy In admitting
that 1t was but . question Of what other
candidate the party should select to meet
with u~nanimity among the Republicans.
Cornell and Depsw are the names the
agent hears on every side. but Cornsll's
letter OF d~eolinston, II 10 believed, puts
an end to that combination. Some are
ureipe. forward the names Of Cornell ana
Crowley. The latter was Platt's antas.
onist at O former election.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-01
Yery Low Dog.

CHICAGO. June Lit appears from
recent correspondence received ct the
Department Of the Interior that last
summer Low Dog. . Sioux Indian.
meeting . mail carrier near Tongue river,
murdered him and robbed his person
aud the mail. Low Dog was subss-
qusntly found In possession Of . package
Of letters and property Of the carrier.
and confessed the crime. but sludsd pur'
suit and Joined Sitting Bull aoros! the
line. Last month hs came In with .
small party Of Sioux and surrendered 70
the military at Fort Buiord. The civil
authorities thsrsupon manifested . pur-
pose to bring him 70 TRIAL for the murder
bat the .ofacsr commanding at Fort Blu
ford protested, saying such . proceeding
would prevent the surrender Of Sitting
Ball. certain otherwise to take plsoe
In few days. The Departments Of
War, Interior and Justice accordingly
united In ordering the Marshal not 10
msks the arrest. The Postofie Depart
ment, whose smploys was murdered,
does mot seem to have been invited to
participate. Al oil events, Low Dog 10
comfortably consuming government 70.
tions, and Sitting Bull 10 still ct large In
Canada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-01
LATEST z 0 ALBANY.
The Legislature In Joint Conven'
tioh-Cornell's Name Not With.
drawn The Vote for United
States Senator To-day.


ALBANY, June Lit IL rumorsd that
Governor Cornell will not write deolin.
ing to permit bis name to be used y q
candidate In the Senatorial contest.
Senator Mccarthy has not received any
letter from the Governor refusing the
uss Of bis name.
The Senate and Assembly met In joint
convention TO ballot for United States
Senators. For the short term, the
hrst vote In joint convention stood q
follows: ConklinR 81. Jacobs 80. Wheel.
or 20. Crowley 8. Cornell II. wsdsworth
/. Rogers Is, Fsnton s. Pomsroy 2,
Edick !, White 2. Bradley Folgsr. 2;
balance scattering.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-01
Tax on %Immigrantl.

NEW Yoax. June 1.-The Commits.
sispsrs Of Emigration are informed that
Q bill providing for . tax Of one dollar
for each stserags passenger landed In
this por. by steamship from foreign
countries had passed the Legislature
and 10 now before the Governor for bis
signature. which he has promised to give
promptly. The tax 10 to be paid BY the
steamship companies. and provides that
In cases OF default the vessels may b
libeled. The purpose Of the tax 10 10
provide for the inspection and other sx.
penss attendant upon immigration. II
does not Affect the passengers now on
the way to the United States. and will
obvists the necessity Of asking the State
for IN annual appropriation 70 support
immigration.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-01

Our thsatsr-eosrs have Of late beer
treated to comedy. Next week they
will have . change. Monday night,
June 8, Thomas W. Kssns will appear
at Pipsr's Opera House In ''Riohelisu."
Tuesday night In "Hamlst," Wednesday
matinee In "The Merchant Of Venice"
and Wednesday night In Orchard ILL.,"
Sale Of seats will oommsuos on Friday,
June 8. ct the box ofics OF Pipsr's
Opera House.
Mem must have amusement, and Tom
Finch has an abundance OF II ct his
Comstock Saloon. opposite Liberty En-
s~ins.houss, Main street, Gold Hill. BE
IL not niggsrdly. either. about passing II
out to those who call on him. You can
And Il there bottled, boxed, or rolling
over the green. See his advertisement
In another column.
Those wishing soilsd linen or gar.
msuts renovated In the most thorough
and satisfactory manner can leave orders
with the old and reliable Pioneer Lsun.
dry. ]. F. Hall, proprietor. will call
and get the bundles and return them
promptly. See advertisement elsewhere.
The friends Of County Commissioners
Sheridan autographed him Of the state Of
affairs concerning him here. and hs has
answered from Tombstone, Arizona, that
be will return Immediately. Hs can not
arrive for Q week or ten days.
In the District Court yesterday the
jury brought In . verdict Of not guilty
In the case Of jacob Gray and John An.
elum. two boys charged with breaking
Into the warehouse Of Wheeler. Hall q
Co., Virginia.
Henry Smell has located l4oo feet Of
mineral bearing ground In Devils Gate
Mining District, Storey county, and
called his claim the West Sierra. II IL
Q relocation OF the Sunrise mining
ground.
W. D. Williams, the miner hurt ct
the Forman shaft. did not have his wrist
broken. a. reported yesterday. BE got
some little bruises from being struck
by the cage, but had NO bones broken.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-01
An.r.... ssr.ss s.ssrs

Ban FaAScisco. June Ia ?. H.
Con. 81 bid. 81 sales. 8 90 bid. . 90 sales;
elsrrA Nevada, TN bid. - asked; Hale 4
Eoreross. ~ ssksd; Union Con-. ISL bid.
II ssksd. Ia sales; Gould& Curry. 81 bid.
~ salss; Bullion. SOC bid; Ksntuek. 2 os
sAlss; Justies. sOc bid; Savage. 4 Is asksd;
Potosi. 8 4s asked; ophir. 81 ssksd; Mex
loan. Is bid. lsS asked. l&h sales; Savage
4 bid. 4 10 asked; Chollar. 2 90 bid. %
ssksd; Andes. 2 so sales Beleher. 2 70
sales; Overman. IL bid; Exohsqusr. N
sales; Scorpion. q 20 ssksd. Q 10 salss; Best
4 Bslcher. i6S sales; California. ! 60 bid.
I 60 sales; Sierra Nevada. l7h Mixed; Utah
n asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-01
EASTERN DISPATCHES,
speculstIons on the Balloting =
Psyne's High opinion Of Conk.

pYOCuiesiVns w
Payne's High Opinion OF Conk'
ling. -.
NEW Yoax, June LA 7ribuns Al
bany special says: The best political
judges here are inclined to look for the
election Of the two Republican Senators
before the Legislature %sdjourns, and the
Democrat who was yesterday swimming
on bladdsrs in Q summer sea Of glory,
hnds himself stranded on the hard prob
ability tha. the next Lesislaturs will not
bs consulted regarding the saoosssors OF
Conklins and Plat.
Todsy's ballot will be watched with
great interest. II Plat should lose any
Of the votes be had yesterday, II Will DO
only reasonable TO expect no choice LOT
the week. Judge Robertson said today
that after todsy's disclosures hs should
look for the election Of one Senator on
Thursday. On the other hand, some
members expect todsy's ballot 10 b
much like that Of yesterday. except Tor
the probable concentration Of the Ad.
ministration men, and do not expect any
marked changes. II there should be
only one ballot. the practical abolition
OF the caucus, which has taken place,
raises Q new difficulty for the candidates.
In caucus. ffty.four votes would NOM
mate and thus secure election. In .
ballot without caucus. eighty q votes
must be had to elect . candidate. and II
10 easy to understand that this will bs
uphill work for almost any man.. A
leader of the Administration men said
yesterday hs thought when any osndi.
date received sixty.hvs votes that would
settle the matter and the rest would fol-
low Immediately.
Ex.Msrshsl Payne aaid to . Tribune
correspondent. who asked him II Conk-
ling would withdraw "oh, no ; his
friends would not allow him TO withdraw
II he wanted to-"
"You don't still think that hs can be
elected I" :
"Yes. I do. Conkling will run. and
let me tell you something. Put down
this prophecy and remsmber Il: II Conk.
ling IL beaten. the Republican party will
have won Ito last victory In this State or
nation. He has won every Republican
victory In this State for fifteen years.
he made the lsst two Presidents, single
handed and alone"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-01
Brotherly Butchery.

L~ou1svILLr. June L. Holnsy Hull
was shot and instantly killed today si
Cynihians, Ky., BY his brothsr-in.lsw,
Alexander odor. Hull married odor's
sister, and though she died ten years
ago the two men havs had o. III feeling
towards each other all that time. grow
Ing out Of q quarrel. The murder has
the appearance OF elaboration. odor
came 10 town armed With double bar.
reid shotgun loaded With buckshot, and
dudins Hull hs called out. "Ars You
rssdyf" and fred. The hrst shot brought
Hull to the ground. and odor then do.
liberstsly fred another barrel into his
head, tearing II into . irishtful mass.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-01
Faro Bank Deposit.

BosroS. June LA cheek dated Nay
81, for S2e40. on the Merchants Ne.
tional Bank In this city, given BY Frank
lin Z. Phillips to the order Of z. Burt
Phillips, and intended TO BE- deposited
In the bank. was discovered last night In
the hands Of professional faro players.
and the police have informed the proper
owner Of the check that the parties
holding II have left for New York TO ne
ootiate IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-01
0xari,pd Pasienrer, coming.

ToYrxA, Kansas. June 1.-The fol.
lowing list Of overland passsnesrs passed
Topeka, via the A. T. 4 8. F. B. B..
Nav 81, to arrive In Ban Francisco June
5th: q. q. Holt and wife. 81. Louis;
Miss J. Willard. Chicago; Mrs.. @. ".
Lone. Lssysnworth;J ]. B. Kirkland, 6sn
Frsndsoo; J. W. ahoud, Bloomington,
illinois,; ]. 3. Birmingham, ]. +. Swift
ana wife, saA 1randsoe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-01
Youud Guilty.

MAlTnEx, GAL, June LIN the su'
psrior Court, G. W. Colby. President o.
the Grsnssrs' Bank, was trdsd on
charge Of assault With intent to commit
murder. The jury, after . short CON
sultation, brought In . verdict Of guilty
This ssss has created considerable In
tsrsst, and arose out OF . dispute b
tween Colby and the Moosrsar brothsf:
Much il.iseling 10 existing on boil
sidss, and some shooting has been In
dulpsd in. Sentence deferred.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-01
Robber, Of Gen. Grant Arrested.
O. Tours. June John Fitzpatrick

6Ts AOUlbs seso e"fs~'~et
formerly . messenger Of the Southern
Express Company. was arrested in Kan.
sss City Saturday. charged with robbins
the baggage Of General Grant while he
va on bis way 10 Galveston last spring.
On his person were found . large me-
dslliop, representing Russian bear. set
With diamonds, prsasntsd 10 Grant BY
The Emperor Of Russia, and . Maltese
oross set with fifteen diamonds, four Of
which have bssn removed. 4. King,
formerly bseesgsman On the Irpn Noun.
tain Railroad, and supposed 70 b con.
nsossd with the robbery, VA traced to
Ssdalia, Missouri. The men were seen
together Of various points with quaint.
Ties Of costly jsvslry Belonging 70
Grant. A telegram has bssn sent to
General Grant, notifying him Of the die.
sevssy snd ssssss Of he probable rob
Dvxus
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-01
Piper's opsr. heass.

Tomorrow (Thursday) night Hoolsy.
Quinlin 4 Morton's "Big Four Min
s%.rsls." Just from . successful engage
msnt Of six weeks ct the Bush Street
Theatre. San Francisco. will Commences
an engagement ct Piper's Opera House,
Virginia, OF three nights and . matinee.
This company IL hrst.elsss. has bssn
very successful In California and Ore.
Ron, aud will doubtless draw full houses
here. Challstt, the great vsntriloquist,
accompanies the company.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-01

Richard Mercer, Main street, Gold
Hill, purposes to see that those who pur.
chase supplies Of him have enough To
eat, b times never 90 hard. His stors
IL full and his stock Of the very freshest
and finest kind. Provisions OF oil kinds
can b found at his place Of business.
and be only awaits orders to send q sup
ply around. See his advertisement nm.
der head Of New Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-01
Druss, Nsdisiass, Eto.

John Jones, Jr.. Main street, Gold
Hill. keeps on hand aud Offers for sale q
full stock Of pure drugs and medicines,
and puts up prescriptions day and night
with promptnsss and care. Toilet and
fancy articles OF oil kinds may bs found
ct his store. See his card In another
column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-01

Ys fair oses who 20 ~Ersesfaily
preside ct your husodnds' hospitsbls boards
should furnish his guests with Hso Punch
which ecllpses In favor oil punches hastily
made. Nix it either with ans foe or hot water:
sold By Ill Grocsrs, Wine Merchants and
Druggists. Trade supplied BY Richards B Hal.
rt'on, Agents for the Pacific coast, can Ffsn'
cisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-01
he Evidently Carried weapons.

GALvrsros. June la Nsas Gaines.
VILE special says: John Thompson shot
and killed Deputy SHERIFF. Charles and
Sam Meredith and L. Koilht, who ct
tempted his arrest upon . warrant Tor
carrying concealed weapons. Thompson
escaped into the Territory.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-01
the COURTS.
district Ce.rs-Risiss. Jasss.

The following business was transacted
In the District Court today
Estate Of Elixabsth Gsttiksr. do.
csased-Summary order entered.
Estate OF Ralph Whylsnd, decsassd-
A. N. Cole. W. @. Thompson and W.
Il. Clarke appointed appraisers. J. D.
whyland granted letters Of administfa.
ton; bond. $4,000.
State OF Nevada VI. Chss. Dsrning-
Case appealed from Justice Flaming
hams court; defendant allowed TO with.
draw his plea OF not guilty and TO plead
guilty. BE was sentenced TO Ave days 10
the County Jail.
In the Two cases against Cinnamon foI
violating the opium law, . jury trial was
waived.
Trial jurors were excused for the
term.
State VI. William Rilsy-Chargsd with
burglary; jury trial; cas- tried and sub.
mittsd without argument.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-01
National Debt Reduction.

NEW YoRx, June la Tims Wash.
ipgton dispatch says: The indications
ara that the public debt statement, to be
published tomorrow. Yill show . rsduc.
ton for the eleven months OF the hsoal
year ending today. Of yer e8e. 600, 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-01

Nigh. before last some person with
fslonious intent entered the Bullion
Combination shaft and distracted thsrs-
from the watshman's rids. We may a.
psss 70 hear Of an attsmpt being made
% steal Q vatshnan nsxt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-01
Objected 10.

81. Lours, June l.-stropg protest 10
out against the projected elevated road
which will 60 through the finest portion
of the city,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-01
An Eighty. Foot vindicatlon for
COnkling.

ALBANY. June LA monster petition
In favor OF the late Senators arrived
from Auburn. woodsn's district, today.
Il 10 eighty feet long and contains ever
two thousand signatures.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-01
Tor tie week Ending wednesday,
Jane I, 1881.

The nsrnAs-rhs oasissk ~ the
Miaes- stssra MsvsAs's Crsss.
cuts-Ths Pumpa- where Prss-
psetiug Operations are Likely
% be Rsaswed - The HsiieW
J.okss-AIss again Diaking.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-01

The following business has been trans.
acted in this court since last report:
State ". Mrs. Hollsnd-Chargs. dis
turbipg the peace; convicted and fined
$40.
Stat. W. All LuDa-chargs. larceny;
] on trial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-01
REfO8T.
san ~Bpaaeisos BoAra.

LAST Evxxma.
so Eureka Con-. 3lk
100 Grand Prize. 800
500 Argsnta. 3os
400 Star. zoe
400 Day. I IS. ! 10
$50 Albion. 8 Is
$50 walss. II. IS
400 NJ. Diablo. 81. ~
$50 Bodis. 81
400 Mono. 2 so
IS Con. Pacific. CSC
$40 North MONDAY. I Is. I 10
40 MONDAY. I IS
$50 Orc. SOC. Toe
400 Martin White. 25e
100 Tiptop. 81
665 WEDGE
40 Silver King. 22k
zis MORNING.
$50 Ophir. %. 81
$40 Mexican. lSA, ISL. IL
eco Gould 4 Curry. 81. 81. 81
SIS Beat q Bslohsr. Is. l6t. Isl
l27s Californis, 2. I IS
$50 Savage. ~. I so. ass
2ll0 Con. Virginia. I 10. I Is. Aus
TOO Chollar. z 80. 8. s 10. so6
sac Potosi. 81, s so
$50 Hale 4 Noroross. ~. 4 90 bso
l2l0 Crown Point. AZ. 2 90. %
SIS Yellow Jacket. 5H.s -
1000 Imperial. ESQ
$50 Ksntuok. ~, AZ
$40 Alpha. I 10
ii20 Bsiehsr. 2 90. q %. 2 %. ~
$50 Confidence. A., 20
1910 Sierra Nevada. lst. lst, lok, 10,
t9h, l9h
AIS Utah. l2k. lax. II
1910 Bullion. CSC. l
4Ss Exchequsr. I GO. IS
s45 0vsrmAn. I 70, Is
500 Justice.
SIS Union Con-, l4k. IAN, IAN
ass Alta. 8 90
$50 Julia. COO. ESQ
TOO Caledonia. 26c
800 Silver Hill. l6e
1000 Lady Washington. 25c
$50 Occidental. II. 20
10 Ward. AZ
$50 Scorpion. Q 10. Z %. rs
$50 Benton. 73o
100 Capital
so Challenge.
TO Andss. IN. 2 IS. 2 10
1000 solid Silver. 800. 40c
22o Golden Gate. q 30. Q IS
$40 New wslls. Fargo. ssc. 600
A2o North Exssnsion Utah. /. l 10. IN
so Curtis, OF
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ps.ars.re. I...s Ey..i.s

CT Gregory. RI Ruttsr. VIM Mckay.
w Roe, h James. 8 Broadhurst. J Gibson.
J Ainslsy. J FClookss. George Smith. Q
Ysomans. Miss Sullivan, Miss Z Hall. Mn
"a Ashley and son. Nn J U Ballard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-01

Arrivals lhss Asrsis6.
JB Mallon. II Brophy. J Sweeney. q q
Taylor. W II wssson. Z 0riswold. O v
Jsfrsys. Z r Parkes, II O Nelson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-01

Justice Court - Fiasnisgham, J.. p
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auo evskytniuB Pus ~ Afsscasss oAoess
Sinking Of the shait was resumed yes
tsrdsy. and progress II made at the rate
Of 4H feet per day. There will BE- NO
further delay In sinkine until the desired
depth IL attained.
Csssslidsssa visgtsis.
Connection will shortly b made BE-
tween the upraiss and winss joint with
Best & Bslchsr. which viii be Of much
benefit to the latter mine because Of the
hns circulation OF sir secured. The
progress made In the uprsiss from the
$500 lsvsl the past week Wa ten feet.
Dslshsr ssA Crew. Pss.s Ar SHAFT.
The repairs have bssa completed to
the 1850 level. The incline track has
been rslaid and al the dirt from caves
around the pump-roas hes bssn cleaned
out and everything put In good order 70
that depth. win continue 70 push the
repairs to the bottom.
Fssoss shanL
The station for the 1900 plunssr
pump has BEEN completed and The pump
l. being put in place. Sinking has been
temporarily discontinued. The drift to
connect with the Sutro tunnel has
reached Q total length Of $50 feet; there
rsmaifs bat 20 feet further 70 carry the
drift 70 the point Of connection.
Caiisa!aia.
On the $500 lsvsl The joint Con. Viz.
einia east crosscut hss bssu extended IS
feet. and The joint opAir east winr has
bssn sunk and umbsrsd II feet. The
drift north hon the No. ! Wine On the
1000 level We sava.ssd IL test Tie pest
wssk.