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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-06
DIR. TEAL SAYS.

New York, 5.-Dr. Chas. A. Teal,
a well known expert in cases of gun
shot wounds, and who was the first
surgeon who attended Abraham
Lincoln the night he was assassi-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-06

may show as gooI sense and judy
ment in forming an opinion from
the bulletin as a medical men.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-15

his blood, but Il IL altogether Probaoi
that various snnoyauces will DC coca.
stoned before the patient 10 entirely rio
OF the blood poison. Ha believes that
the President will eventually overcome
the effects Of the poisonous blood. ana
after that 10 accomplished, bis rtcupeis'
tion will be very rapid. II will prob
ably take to accomplish this about hve
weeks. Present indications give every
reasonable ground for believing that the
President will ultimately recover and On
"A we'll a. before be was shot.
The President was placed In his 70.
clipinR chair Ut noon. and remained
there three-quartsrs OF an hour. when
hs Was returned to bed again. He has
eaten hresteaspoonfulls OF porter.honse
steak, minced today. swallowing the
fibre and rslishinR 1t very well.
CHRONIC BLOOD POISONING.
New YORK. September 1.-THE Posts
Long Branch special says: One reason
for the delay Of the doctors bulletin this
morning was the care expended BY the
surgeons In Its phrsssology. For the
hrst time the surgeons commit them.
selves to the statement that the Prsst.
dent suffers from chronic blood poison
ina. Their language 10 intended to DO
I. assuripg. but It IL easy to see that they
feel anxious % to the issue OF the COM
pliostiops to which they refer.
LoSo BRANCH, September TO- The
language OF the morning bull.tin ex-
cites general comment. In the light OF
the history Of the case. It has great sig-
niacancs. The surgeons In charge have
from the frst been exceedingly reluctant
to admit tho presence OF blood poison.
Ing In any dangerous degree. This may
be- due to two reasons: First-To
admit the presence OF chronic
pyamia IL to acknowledge q des.
perats condition for their patient.
Ssooud-To do so says substantially that
the theory OF outside critics 10 correct.
The sentiment OF tho medical profession
has within . few days. however. grown
10 be nearly unanimous In support Of
the pynmia theory. The symptoms are
un~mistakable. Violent fluctuations OF
the pulse coustituts Q surs indication OF
virul.nt poison; the action Of the heart
IL weak and ~spssmodio and works In
spurts, whereas tho pulse OF . per-
SON In health beats with regularity.
Tho staten. mt made by Dr.. Boynton
that tho pulse has gone up to lSo
and Owe at night. while 1t has
been reported. % few hours before and
after at 100. Is o symptom taken In con.
nection with al other circumstances
which clearly points TO pymemia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-15
Stirring Times in ireland.

DUBLIN, September 1.-THE Assist.
ant Inspector General Of the Irish con.
stabulary has arrived at Limerick and
taken charge Of the town. ON account Of
the recent disturbances there. Six hum
dred police are expected. The greatest
excitement prevails.
At . meeting Of the Miltullab. Galway.
Larkiu, OF the New York World. made 9
violent speech. In which he declared
that Irlshmen should not pay rent eI'
c-pt at the point Of the bayonst or the
mouth OF the cannon. The Land Act.
hs said, was Q fraud.
Tho Land League received last week
Gl339. obi. ay from America.
Four arrests have been made ut Cork
In connection with the outrage at Knock
anure.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-15

Mrs. Fair visited the Sierra Nevada
mine yesterday with her husband and
inspected the winzs In which ore 10 said
to have been found. When questioned
% to how It looked there. she answered.
Lovely"
Albert A. Nicholson. who left the
Comstock a. q naval cadet several years
ago, is attracting considerable attention
from the soi.ntiAo world by his labors
and researches In the scientific field.
The wife OF Ed. White Of Virginia
presented her liess lord with triplets last
Saturday uiaht-tvo sons and Q daush-
ter. Mr.. White IL station tender at the
Union Consolidated mine.
The members Of the various military
companies are now looking forward to
the annual shooting OF their companies.
aud are blazing away ct the targets re-
sardlsss Of the waste OF lead.
James g. Fair. Jr.. who has been at.
tending St. Paul's Academy. Concord.
Massachusetts,. since last January. has
been admitted to the University OF Penn.
s~ylvsnia.
Senator ]. p. Jones 10 reported - On
his way to the Comstock. The Sierra
Nevada deal Of three years ago brought
him homo, also.
The Calsdonisn Club Of Virginia have
received q magnificent Scotch standard.
II was sent them from Glasgow.
The sssessmsnt on the Virginia and
Truckes railroad In Washoe county 10
SIG. 900 per mile.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-15
The American Horse lroQuois Again
the Winner OF British Turf Hon.
nps aud Ea1d

The American Horse lroquoIs Again
the Winner OF British Turf Hon.
ors and Gold.
New York. September l5.-Ths Her
aids London special says; Tbs Chief
topic Of conversation is the grand victory
Of the American hotss yesterday. A
number OF excuses were made for the
manner in which he has been operated
against. Some said that Archer would
Ut the last moment ride for Lord Brad
ford; others that the horse was still sui
fsring from the stoppags Pincus gave
him week before last. Seldom has such
q reception been accorded any but &
north country horse as that given ia
Iroquois when he returned to bis pad
dock.
Hearty cheers were given for Lori
lard, Archer aud Pinous, finishing With
perhaps still louder cheers for America.
Pincus was quite overcome with his 70.
ception. he deserves the greatest praise
for the method hs adopted In training
the horse. IS nobody bat o who per.
fectly understood his constitution could
have BROUGHT him 10 the post as at al
Jacob Pincus did yesterday. When the
.xcitemsnt somewhat cooled down, ]
spoke to Archer-who. I might mention,
had E600 bet on himself-about the way
be won. He said be held 9 good posi-
tion near the rails until hs asked Iro.
quois to 70, when the latter responded
calamity aud with the greatest ease
sailed past the post Is winner. 1t was
the most exciting and interesting race Of
recent years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-15

SAN H.AsoIsco. September is-s f.
Sierra Nsvsds. 2s bid. 2ss ssksd. 2ss
salss. as& salss. rs bid. a bid. 37t ssksd.
2Tk saiss. 2ek bid. a. asksd. n sales.
27k bid; ophir. . bid. ~ ssksd. 81
saies. 81 bid. . asked. . sales; Mexican.
Il bid. ISL bid. lst asked. isa salss.
ish asksd. isk asked. isk bid; Utah. IA
bid. lsk bid. II asked. II sales; Union
Con-. lsS bid. 49, asked. isS salss. ls
bid. isk asked. lst bid. 10 asked. ls&
saiss. isk asked. lsk bid. ish ssksd.
ls's salss; ovsrman. 2 30 bid. 2 20 sales;
scorpion. 2 20 asked; Bullion. IL bid.
1 50 bid; Potosi. 4 sales. 80 sales. . 30
ssksd; Best 4 Belchsr. Is bid. lsk ssksd.
kH bid. Is asked. Is sales; Grown Point.
I IS bid. ass bid. I 30 sales; EIchequsr.
IN bid. !. 50 bid; Hale 4 N~orcross. ~
bid; Justice. $50 bid, CSC sales; Yellow
jacket. 9 bid; Gould 4 Curry. 81 asked.
~ salss; chollsr. 2 30 bid; Alta. 4 80
bid; Savage. 5 ss asked; Con. Virginia.
q 10 bid. q Is ssked: Benton. I bid; Cali.
fornia. I bid; Belchsr. 3 20 asksd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-15
THE STOCK MARKET.
x.ss. frs~ The 500 Yraseasss
Pspsss.

The Exchange says: Pine street 10 now
thoroughly alive. and eager for ell scraps
OF information bearing On the point
whore the interest OF the operators 10
concentrated. But the news from the
Comstock ID OF the most contradictory
character. many private dispatches being
received which are very much OF the
cold water order. 1t IL q little singular
that In view Of Colonel Fairs confirms
tory reports Of the strike. Sierra Nevada
should not have retained the strength
that marked the early calls this morning.
The Post says: Ass proof that the
public have been selling the Comstoeks
heavily We may state that the bank &C.
counts Of several Of our leading broker
ass houses are larger than they have
bssn for Q year. Usually. In active
times, when the public are buying. the
brokers have large ovsrdrafts at the
banks.
During the stock excitement Yesterday
morning $4,000 was bid for = seat In
the San Francisco Board.
The Report says: The ofaees Of many
brokers were brightly illuminated far
into the long hours last night. and
within could bs seen clerks hard at work.
Il was an unwonted bat cheerful sight
and looked like business onoe more.
The same paper has the following con-
corning yesterdays session Of the Stock
Board: All sorts Of umo we're In CIR.
oulstion about the Board and there was
Q sood deal OF realizing through fear oil
Q break.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-15
Miscellaneous

ARKANsAs Orr. September l5.-Msyo'
Lssihsrmsn and james Fucker. o prom
insnt attorney. fought . duel yesterday
Both were wounded ct the FIRST, fire.
RuCker probably fatally.
OMAHA, September Ex-senator Var
wyck spoke out yesterday In favor oil
the transfer OF tho Indian Bureau to the
War Department.
CINCINNATI. September 1.-THE Rob
inson planning mill burned last night
Loss. $25. 700; insurance. $1,000.
LEWISTON. September l5.-Dinsley'i
majority for Congress is 6l73. The
largest previous In this district, 5000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-15
.Human Bone Manure.

New YoRx, September ia special
from London says: A great sensation
10 caused at Bristol by the discovery that
. cargo Of 800 IONS OF human bones Is
being discharged there to the order Of 3
local Arm engaged in manufacturing
manure. The bones were shipped from
Rodssto to Constantinopls, and are sup.
posed 10 be tho remains Of ths defenders
OF Plsvna. There are complete limbs
among tho horrible cargo. and In some
cases the hair still adherss to the skull.
Peter Cooper says: ut To- common
thing among the British to buy human
bones. In fact they will take ell they can
get, and from any part OF the world.
They use them for manuriuR their lands.
I have often heard 1t said England was
MANFRED with bones taken from the
battlefield OF Waterloo"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-15
Ansr...s i.s.r.si ssssses.

SAN Fa.scuco. September is-2P. H.
Sierra Nevada. as, 2ss. 2sk. 10. ask.
ask. ask. ASK. 2sk; Union Con-. lst.
iSk. isS. isk; Alta. s; Justice. $50. l;
Yellow Jacket, Ell. 9. CT; Beat 4 Bslcher.
lsk, ISL; Grown Point. I 30. l IS; ophir.
81. 81; Gould 4 Curry. 81; Scorpion,
2 es. . 70; Hale 4 Norcross. 4 IS, Al
Utah. IL; Potosi. 4. 4 10. 4os; Mexican,
II. ISL. II; Bullion. I so; Benton. l o.
Jnlis. 4sc. SOC; Bodis Tunnel. I 30. I S.
savage. 8 10. 3 IS. 8 80; ovsrmsn. 2 80
q IS; Caledonia. 4oc: Con. Virginia. 2 Is
q 40. 2 Is; Bslehsr. 5 IS. $40. 81. SIS
California. I. I o6; Bodis. 81. 81; Andes
AZ. . 80. q IS; E~1ebsqusr. I IS. I 50. IN
conhdsnes. &; Northern Belle. iSt
Alpha. ~; Chollar. q IS. 8.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-15
Wsrk or IN I~scssdisry

In making their report to Justice
Fiannipsham. OF the result OF the In
quiry into the origin Of the hre on the
night Of September 4. George b. Morri-
son, d. Thorburn and H. o. Dsuchy
state: "Your special commission sP-
pointed to examine into the u Of
the burning OF the building belonging to
Flsmnine & Simmrrman. which oc
cured on Sunday. September L. 1881.
would respectfully report that. from =
careful examination Of all the evidence.
vs are unable to AZ the crime OF arson
on any person much % Ne would like to,
- there 10 no doubt a. to its being the
work Of an inccndiary."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-15
Ladies' Fast Racing.

CHICAGO. September 14.-At the fail
grounds yesterday afternoon Mise Belle
Cooke. OF Gala. In her twenty-mile raos
with Miss Emma Jewstt made the best
time on records minutes aud l6 Sec
onds-beating her about seven.eights oi
Q mile. Miss Jewett's horse soon after
she mounted him for the last mile Dol.
ted 0 fence and threw her and caused
her TO faint. Little Brown jug will try
tomorrow to beat Maud g.. Q record. purse
of$2O00. % Saturday Miss Cooke will
ride o twsnty.mile race against Miss
Williams, au English woman.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-15

W. ]. Hanks. Sheriff Of Storey county.
has flsd an answer In the suit brought
BY the Pinshowsr Brothers against him
to recover possession Of the store and
property Of the Rich Brothers. The
document alleges that the suit brought
By the Pinshower Brothers against the
Rich Brothers Vas with the full knovi
edge and consent OF the latter arm. and
vas for the sole purpose Of dsfrsudine
and cheating the Coleman Brothsrs Of
San Frsncisco. 1t asks, on behalf Of
the Coleman Brothers. that the sale Of
the property Of the arm Of Rieh Brothers
to Pinshowrr Brothers be declared null
and void. and further. that an execution
issue against the property In favor OF
the Coleman Brothers in the sum OF
$e8A0.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-15
ASSESSMENTS.

J~usstee-E cents per share: levied ssptsm.
-; delinquent october 10; sale day Novsm'
Der ..
Grown Pstss-f6 cents per share; levied
September Z; delinquent October II: sale
day November2
ExcheQuer-2s cents per share; levied eep
tsabsr =; del. Quent os'ober u; sale da'
october 81.
New Wells Farge..6 cents per share; 70
Wed sssS., g; delinquent October o. sa''
savage 50 Gems per share; levied esptem
Der 8: delinquent october Z; sale day oeso
Der ~.
C~holtar-b0 cents per share; levied August
%; Delinquent September "; sale day octo
Der 81.
Poss~i-N cents per SNARE: levied August
~; delinquent octob'r q; sale DAY octo'
Der rs
Consolidated virgiaia = 80 cents pei
share; levird AusuSt "a; d~-linqusut Sep
TENDER ~; sals day Uctover -
% su.: -; d.iioq Ssas' s esp .aa o. sr'; a.. "a,
October 90
conssiidased Impesisl 10 cents PEI
share: LEVIED August "a; delinquent sep
Timber a.; sale dag OCT Der IL.
Kessuek-s0 cents per share; levied August
"a; delinquent September 10; sale day oc'
TO. er II.
Califsrata-SO cents per share; levied June
%, deiipqusLt August .; sale day Septsm'
Der IN.
silver Hill-2s cents per share; levied An
gust 10; dslinq.cn September 10; sale day
October 10.
Asdss-u cents per sharv; levied August O.
dslinq ient september II; saie day octo-
Der 4.
SEGREGATED B.leher-Sl per share; lev.
led August 3; delinquent september Q; sals
dag Bsptenb Der n.
Ate so csnts per share; levied August :; de.
linquent September Q; sale day reptsm-
Der 20.
New Yosk-io cents per share; levied July
Is; delinquent August 20: sale day ssptem-
bar 10.
Duluos-e0 cents pse share; levied July n:
delinquent August %; sale day Sept. 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-15
s,srr. xsvsaa.

The rumors on the street concerning
the Sierra Nevada mine are contradic-
tory, and cannot Be traced to any rslia-
BILE authority. There Is ONE fact. how
ever, which speaks volumes. and that is
the brokers aud their clerks have had
but little to do yesterday and today.
They are BY no means ove~rburdened With
orders. There are points" without
number whispered ooundsntislly on the
street, bot the dealers appear to lack
faith in the market and are not purohas.
ing.
Visitors have not been allowed In the
mine Is yet. and the NEws 10 informed
that none.will be admitted for four OF
Ave days to come. By that time the
diamond drill will have revealed to toe
managers the extent and width OF The
ore body-if there 10 o at the depth O
2700 feet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-15
a ~sw,.siiss Desssr.

Charles A. Locher. OF Lancaster. Pa,
has written to Chief Bradley Of Virginia.
warning him to look out Tor . dangerous
swindlsr, named Dr.. Lewinski, or Levin.
Hs 10 Q Polish or Russian Jew. and Ia
not more than Ave feet four to six inches
high, rather strongly built. large head.
fair complexion. sandy, curly hair. parted
in the middle; heavy Jewish features;
wore mustsohs and gold glasses when
last seen; il very well dressed and shows
great assurance. Two warrants are out
Tor the Doctors arrest. He 10 thought
to be on the Pacific coast. and 10 wanted
as Lancaster.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-15

genuine Irish shamrock 10 bloom.
Inn IN the County Clerks ofies. 1t 70
planted In soil from the ''oald sod"
brought hithsr With the plant BY = friend
Of Mr.. Mahanny.
q. q. Elder. late chief asssysr at the
Consolidated Virginia assay ofiss. ar.
rived on the Comstock this morning.
he Ia been absent In Colorado.
The archery foyer would seem 70 b
q. the increase In Gold Hill.
psss ball had . very peor run On ne
Cemstoek this year.
+. a. TITLE IL .ssia On the Cen
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-15
Iriih Items.

LONDON. September l5.-At . meet.
ing at Dublin about the proposed eIhi.
bition OF Irish manufactures. . commit
tee to advance the enterprise Was sp.
pointed after prolonged and noisy
scene. the Land Lraausrs insisting upon
adding names to nsutralizs objectionable
names. The Arst proposed namss were
all added on . division. the Land
Lssgusrs bsins In . large majority.
Immediately alter the Dublin Conyen.
ton Q series OF monster land meetings
will bs commspoed. The Ant will Be at
Irishtown next Sunday, on the very spot
where Michael Davitt began the Land
League movement In 1873. Psrasll will
prssids.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-15
b Jews In Russia.

New YORK. September ia Hsrald's
St. Petersburg special says; An official
decree was issued last evening convok-
ing the various commissions appointed
to study the relative positions OF the
Jews and the rest Of the people. to show
how prrnicious to the masses the Jews
have been, and are. 10 Russia. The
word ''pernicious" Ia used In the decree.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-15

Halt Q dozen young boys were arrest
Cd in Virginia last night. charged with
reisasipg animals from the pound. The
youngsters have msds Q practice OF get.
ting out early in the morning and tear.
ing Of . board OF two from the pound
to allow the animals to escape. Later
In the day they would capture and tax.
them bsok. thereby securing the reward
offsred for estrsys.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-15
nsekay's Dsiiiss misss.

County Clerk Mshsnny has received a
letter from p. o'Csllsghsn. . gentleman
living in the Eastern States. The writer
requests the County Clerk to give an
inclos.d letter to his cousin. Timothy
Callsghan. He Ia not sure Of limo
thy's whereabouts. but states : IL heard
be was boss In one Of the Bullion mines
for M.cksy." Mr.. Mahsnny holds the
letter In his possession. and Mr.. 7. Cal.
iaRhan will please call for II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-15
wanted

Information IL wanted Of the present
whereabouts Of ]. r. Crumlin and
Charles Fields. or either Of them.
Crunlin registered 10 Tusosrors ct the
last election. bot did not vote there,
Both men formerly resided In White
Pine county. Information ~ 30 sent
to Colonel A. @. Ellis. Carson City
Coast papers will confer . favor BY
copying this notice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-15
Of Psisss.

The distribution Of prizes won at the
recent Miners Unions picnic will take
place this evening at the hall Of the
Gold Hill Miners Union. After the
pre- sentation to the winners there will
DO . social dance. All friends Of the
Unions are invited to be present by .
notice in another column. 4.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-15

+. J. Pryor today received his sp.
pointmsnt - mail agent ON the Vir.
einia and Truckse railroad between Viz
sinia and Reno. Mr. Pryor is the gen.
tleman Who has bssn acting in that %.
pscity for some tius past a. substitute.
James Ssyles. who Was recently ap.
pointed to that position declined to
serve after making one trip over the
road, and resigned his commission. he
thought there was too much work CON-
nsotsd with the oHies for the pay.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-15

New YORK. September l6.-A World
Long Branch special ssys; A symptom
In the Presidents case which 10 sx'
tremsly favorable and which has moi
been much spoken about as yet has re-
Gently appeared. This 10 the almost en-
tire disappearance Of sweating when hs
Is asleep. When he was in Washington,
aud for q day or two after be arrived
here. he never went to sleep without
proiuse psrspirs,ion making its appear.
ancs. During last week, however. tbis
has been steadily lessening. and now
when he wakes up his body has Z
natural moisture upon II and nothing
more. This symptom 10 the strongest
proof OF general improvement which has
yet appeared. and his physicians srs
very greatly encouraged by 1t. 1t 10 said
on good authority that Drs. Hamilton,
ARnew and Bliss are privately OF the
opinion that there 10 no doubt Of bis re-
covery.
Loso BRANCH, N. j.. September 10
The President passed . comfortable
night, and Dr.. Bliss says II be did not
make good progress last night be 10 not
COMPETENT to Judge. There was no
foundation for the rumor that an opera.
ton was performed to relieve the lungs.
DR.. ARnew also denied the story. The
hrs. be had heard Of 1t was In the morn
iue papers. Dr.. Bliss goes to New York
for Q few hours today.
Oh. HAMILTON Owes HIS OPINION ON THE
SITUATION.
Dr.. Hamilton gave bis opinion on the
Presidents chances OF recovery to .
friend this morning which. briefly stated.
was In substance that the septic condI.
ton Of the Presidsnt's blood will necss-
sarily cause fluctuations Of pulse. tenn.
psrsturs and respiration from time TO
time until It 10 entirely eliminated. Hs
considers It sale to say that the Presi-
idsnt will overcome the disturbances
which nay occur from the iupufity sf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-15
Another Unfortunate.

NEW YonK, September i5.-Ths Trib'
uns says: Charles Baxter. the junior
partner Of the Arm Of Joseph Sehisns &
Co.,, manufacturers OF clocks. disap.
psared last Saturday. and 1t 10 reported
he has fed the country with Q large
mount OF money belonging to the firm.
During tina last year no is said to have
boon specializing In Wall street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-15
AZ he

Tho main pumps Of the Alta will b
connected to the 2l50 level BY this
evening. There will BE- no further fear
now Of having to cease work In the DRIFT
running from the bottom OF the shalt
Tor the ledge. The pumps are Of sufa-
Client capacity to handle al the water
liable to come into the shalt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-15
Precautionary.

BERLIN. September 1.-THE Elders
Of several jewish communities In eastern
provinces have appealed to members oil
the congregation Of the Berlin synagogue
to exert their influence for the purpose
OF affording their provincial brethren
protection in the event Of trouble dur
inr the coming Jewish festival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-15
Tirsne.,s Tearnaas.s.

The Are laddies here are organizing
teams to run at the Reno State Fair in
case the managers Of the Fair will ofssr
inducements for q iirsmsn's tournament.
The Gold Hill boys do not bar outsiders
In the proposed rsos-they are only
afraid Of rival team from home.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-15
Tn. o,i.,. sm.hsr..

The trial Of the two Cinnamon arrested
Tuesday night for opium smoting has
been continued By Justice Flsnsinyhsm
until Saturday, owing 70 the inability Of
the District Attorney 70 appear IN ne
80 beiers hat uas.