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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-08
Miscellaneous.

WASHINGTON. March 8.-Fiity ladies
Of the National womsn's Christian Tenn.
psrauce Union, at the Executive Man.
sion, today will present President Gar.
asld with 9 portrait Of Mrs. Hayes. to
be placed in the White House.
The President has nominated sx.Sec'
rotary Nathan Goff. Jr., Is United States
Attorney Of West Virginia. Judge Ban.
croft Davis, formerly Minister to Berlin,
has accepted the Assistant sscrstaryship
Of State. William E. Chandler was no.
offered the place.
NEW YoiK, March 8.-Ths revised
New Testament will DO publishsd BY the
English University presses In May next
10 different styles OF binding at cor
responding prices.
ST.. LOUIS, March Sit 10 unofidally
announced that the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fs Railroad made connection
with the Southern Pacific on Saturday
last.
CHICAGO, March 7.-Robsrt T. Lin.
coin, the newly appointed Secretary Of
war leaves tomorrow morning for Wash.
ipRton TO assume tbs duties OF that port.
folio. His wife, who IL the daughter Of
ex-senator Harlan. Of lows, accompanies
him, and their three children will follow
In o few days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-08
Csis isr the Csssy.

The several county officers yesterday
reported their fees and paid the coin
over to the Treasurer.
Clerk Mahsnny-Doekst tax. $6s;
miscellaneous fees. $lS 80; civil and
probate fees. $3.50 30; total. $50.
Auditor and Recorder Brennan -
1886 81; fees for labor done for the
county and not included. $3.50 ~.
Sheriff Hanks-$4l3 81.
Justice Henderson-Civil fees. $42.
Justice Hires-Civil fees, SIS; GRIM
inal, $40 80; total. $l0l 90.
Constable MoCsrthy-Criminal fees,
50 80; civil fees. $22 06; total. $25 68.
Constable Ferguson Civil fees,
$48 %; criminal. 50 so; total, SOL 20.
Justice Flanningham Civil fees.
$3l 80; criminal fees. 90; tax suits. ~;
total. $40 80.
Constable Sexton-Civil fees, $40.
The last two totals are held by the
Treasurer In trust for whomsoever may
be entitled to the same whom the ques.
ton Of fees or salaries for the Gold Hill
officials 10 settled.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-08

The Post says George 7. Ma,ys. IT,.
President Of the San Fransisoo Stock
and Exchange Board, 10 soliciting pfox-
les for the annual meeting OF the Justice
Mining Company MAY THY With the
view OF securing the control Of the mins.
Night before last . hsn.rooss on the
Divide was cleared Of over thirty chick.
ems. A recent raid on q roost at the
north end OF Virginia wa equally pro-
ductive. One would think "Oid Ciicky"
was about again.
Mr.. O. K. Stamplsy, oommissary Of
the State Prison. was yesterday super
csded BY John Snow. Mr.. Stamplsy
wss an s~ppointse Of the 0 admins.
tration, and no reason IL assigned Tor
the change.
The Union Consolidated Mining Com
pauy have levied an assessment Of u
per share on their capital stock.
Mr.. Cohen 10 . most comfortable
smallpox patient. Hs sits and reads
and smokes and takes bis ease.
P. Aug. Humbsrt Of the Bullion went
below last evening TO return soon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-08
Tho New Cabinet.

WASHINGTON. March with the o.:
osption Of Lincoln. all the new Cabinet
officers qualified this morning at the Ell.
ecutivs Mansion before Judge Carter.
They will take charge Of their respective
departments this afternoon. Mr.. James
entered ON his duties today - Post.
master General.
The members OF the Cabinet Of sx-
President Hayes, with the exception Of
Senator Sherman, assembled at the Ex-
scutive Mansion ct 1880 this morning.
a did also their successors. except Secrs.
tsry Lincoln. President Garfield signed
the commissions OF his immediate Cd.
yissrs and detained them . short time
after the Cabinet officers Of the previous
Administration had retired. Before the
retirement OF the sx-Cabinet ofisers.
howsvsr, half an hour was spent In 90
cisl intercourse. In which Garfield 70.
ouestsd the old members to give the
newly appointed Minister'S al the infor-
nation pertaining 70 their respective de-
psrtments.
AZ 8 ?. n. Blaine formally assumed
the duties Of Secretary Of Stats. and 70.
ssived several heads Of bureaus. Judge
Hunt entered upon his duties - Score
tary Of the Navy this afternoon, dispos-
ing with al Formally. not svsu making
his presence In the Department known
until the Chief Clerk. upon entering the
s~ecretary's room, found him sitting st
his dssk. He Afterwards received sx-
Secretaries Thompson and Cod, Who re-
NAMED In conversation with him hall an
hour or more. Secretary Window n.
lived 1t the Treasury Department shortly
after / o'clock. BE will enter upon his
duties tomorrow. Secretary Window 70.
seiysd the heads Of the Department and
attended TO other matters preparatory 70
sssumins full control. Attorney 0snsrsl
Meysash assumed charge Of his De-
great many people called en- Prssi.
dent 0arAsld today.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-08

The breaks In the Mexican dam
stopped the milling Of Grown Point ore
for four or Ave days.
Thomas h. Rooney. Superintendent 81
the Union shaft, has gone TO California
TO b absent . week.
There are . dozen places In Virginia
whore opium smoking 10 carried on
openly.
The Carson items In this issue are
taken from the Appeal Of this morning.
The late Legislature took . little less
than $75. 900 out Of the State treasury.
The Mint rate for hus silver has
dropped to 81 11H per ounce.
The bullion from the Grown Point ore
Il coined ct the Carson mint.
Silver trout are beginning 70 bite In
she Carson river now.
The annual meeting Of the Chollar 10
called for March l6.
The County Commissioners will meet
tomorrow d II A. \.
J.. A. Zimmerman has hlsa . DECLARE
ton Of homestead.
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Sitting Bulls Sentiments.

NEW Yosx. March s.-Ths Haald's
special from Assinaboins. N. T., says +:
Major Baker has arrived direct from
Sitting Bulls camp at Woody mountain.
The camp 10 located only . short dis
tanss from the mounted police pest,
and Major Baker saw and talked With
Sitting Bull frequently during bis ten
days stay at Woody mountain. Sitting
Bull said that he was anxious TO come In
and surrender to the United States
authorities, but wa afraid that II hs did
90 he would be imprisoned OF. psrhsps,
hanged. He had no confidence In
"Bufalo Coat" Miles. and said that
Ilges was only an agent Of Miles sent to
get held OF him and carry him to Miles.
Bull said: '.It 10 useless to send white
scouts frsm Buffalo Coat % I know
them better than Buffalo Coat docs,
and they are great liars, In whom no
confidence can be placed. II they will
send me Q white ehisf on whose wsrd /
can rely I will 60 and surrender"
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Recovering.

NEW YoRx, March 7.-Lisutsnant
Sohwatka has sufficiently recovered
from the effects OF the fracture Of his leg
to b able to move around slowly with
out assistance He will come 10 this
city about Wednesday Of the present
week, and expects to pay o visit to bis
parents In Salem. Oregon, during the
early part OF next month. His physi-
clans think that hs will be physically
able to participate In the Arctic sxpedi.
ton next spring. and that before bio can
reach the point where sledgs journeys
are supposed to eommsnos DO will havs
entirely recovered the use OF bis limb.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-08

segslar nsssiss OF she BEARD Last
Eveotog.

A regular meeting Of The Board OF
Town Trustees was held last evening,
President Fox in the chair. Present
Trustees Mercer. Dauchy and Lsmsry.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
were approved - read.
A petition from some Of the citizens
Of Lower Gold Hill VA read, askine
that an old shaft south Of Senator Jones'
residence, be made more secure.
The Committee on Finance reported
the following bills correct and. on mo.
ton, were ordered paid: F. Sharbach,
81 80; J. Jones. IT.. -; William Hall,
50 80; ]. B. Gagnon, $l2 81; r. Mer.
Ger. 80 06; Matt Bay. % so; w. N.
Hall l. Co.. SO 50.
The following bills we're referred to
the Finance Committee: 8. W. Club
buck. 81 as; Eclipse stable, SIS; J. B.
Gasnon. IS 90; Matt Bay. 81 so; B.
Mercer. IS 80.
Tho regular monthly bills, amounting
70 $3.50. were. on motion. ordered paid.
A bill from sx.Marshal Folsom for
500 va on motion rejected. The bill
VA for salary claimed a. being due him
from the town. The Trustees Of 1879.
In curtailinR the expenses. sav nt to re-
ducs the salary Of Marshal from $2600
to $500 per year.
]. h. Harris. having bssa selected By
the Citizens Comuittss Of Gold Hill to
aot with Messrs. Lewis. Stone and
Whitman In drafting . bill for the con-
selidation Of Gold Hill and Virginia City
with the county government. presented
. bill OF $50 for his services. The ser.
vices being rendered for the town, the
Board concluded that the town ought to
pay the bill. and on motion II VA or.
dsred that Q warrant DO drawn In favor
Of Mr.. Harris for $50.
A warrant fer 500 was ordered drawn
In favor Of Judge birmingham for ser
vices In towa cases. a. per decision OF
Judge Rising. BY Q compromise the
amount paid was about one-half OF the
full amount.
The Town Marshal was instructed to
let Commissioner Gallagher have what
old timber hs required TO repair . bulk.
head In the upper part Of town.
Adjourned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-08
Eyerytbiue IL now ready on The Com.

Everything 10 now ready on the Com
stock for . raging. tearing Washos
zephyr. During the late dry and pleas.
ant weather the dust has accumulated to
from one to four inches In depth. and
the wind today Is playing with 1t Just BY
way Of experiment. When the zephyr
gets ready for business every ons will
want 10 den up.
The Governor has approved Of the
opium Law. passed by the late Lssisla-
ture, and Il goes into effect Of once.
The police will now arrest any one,
white, black or yellow, caught In the act
Of smoking, or who shall have the I'm.
plsmsnts for such purpose In bis or her
possession.
The State rate Of taxation for the en-
suing year Is Axsd at 90 cents. divided
a. follow: General Fund, "a cents,
State Interest Fund, 10 cents; INDECENT
Insane Interests and Sinking Fund, 3
cents; Contingent Fund. 6 cents; Terri.
torial Interest and Sinking Fund. z cents.
John Farrell has attached the Con.
Dorado for $l4eo. The claim 10 bound.
cd north BY the Holmes and ives! BY the
Baldwin. The attachment 10 levied on
the Baldwin, the Holmes. the hickey
and the Holmss No. 2. oil OF which are
claimed In the Con. Dorado.
No wonder the moon IL wrinklsd and
dried up and incapable Of sustaining life,
since the day there Il equal to 2sH Of
ours, and the sun-s shines there for $50
consecutive hours, raising the tenpefs-
ture to 200 degrees Fahrenheit.
The winter frsshst hare 70 dug up the
watsrcrsssss on American Flat that Pete
Becker. Who always has them on the
table for breakfast during winter. 10 now
compelled to send to the branches Of
six-mils Canyon for . supply.
Superintendent Thomas yesterday or.
dsrsd lumber for the drain boxes for the
south lateral DRIFT OF the sutro tunnel.
The work OF making the boxes will b
begun - soon - the lumber arrives.
At the mouth Of the sutro tsnnsl the
large Aow Of water will b nearly doubled
whom the Yellow Jacket. Bslehsr and
other mines toward the south end Of the
lode BEGIN pumping into Tie tunnel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-08
Ansr.se. ssrsss aspsrI

SAN Francisco. March IS ?. H.
Alta. 2 0s. 2; Grand Prize, I 10. I 0s; Mt.
Diablo, 81; Bodie. ca, Gu; Columbus.
1 is, 1 10; Best 4 Belcher, ~; Vt. Potosi.
2se. zoe; Northern Belle. IS; Bodis. Gu;
North MONDAY. IN; Union. ~; Northern
Belle. Is; Potosi. 2 0s; Sierra Nevada. ca;
Albion. I 10; Wales. CSC; Navajo. AZ. . 40;
Beicher. soc; Mexican. 81; Ore, ass; o.
cidsntal. soc; Chollar. I 30; Bullion. 7Sc;
Eureka Con-. 24N bid; Gould d Curry.
8 As bid; Savage. IN; Hale 4 N~oreross'
sss; Concordia. I so; Silver Hill, 25c.
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A Youux seoandrsl,s Bloody work.


CINCINNATI. March S.-EdSsrd Young
son Of . prominent attorney OF George
town, Ohio. shot and killed Geo. Ash'
more about 10 o'clock Saturday night,
and ssriously, II not fatally. wounded
James Ashmors and Clinton CAmpbsll.
Young and James Ashmore had previ-
ously had several qu~arrels. The two
Ashmorss and Campbell were in Lowell
& Inskssp's grocery on Saturday sight,
the Ashmorss being intoxicated. Az
they wsrs going out they met Young en-
tsring. High words followed, and
Young, drawing . revolver, said: "Don't
crowd me or I'll hurt you" He then
fred three shots, the first killing Geo.
Ashmsre, the second striking Campbell
In the left side and the third taking
effect In James Ashmors's head. IL 10
thought the latter may recover. but
thsrs IL no hope for Campbell. Young
IL about eighteen years old. and James
Ashnore about the same age. Young
was arrested and will plead sslf-dsfsnss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-08
Situation Of the Sioux.

CHICAGO. March 1-Allison, the scout.
tslegraphs to the Times from Fort Buiord
that twelve Unoapapas Sioux. who had
been skulkipg At Poplar River, were
brought In by . squad Of soldiers. The
Indians now ct the fort number $50, and
all are oontented but the leaders. who
ask To visit the President. A scouting
party OF ten from Sitting Bulls camp
were seer near the mouth Of Rock creek.
in search OF buffalo, but were driven
away by Q Blackfoot party. Reports Of
the sufferings Of those with Sitting Bull
are something appalling. The main
camp has not crossed the boundary line,
but Sitting Bull Is at Moody Mountain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-08

One Of the Jacket wheels for the
pumping engine IL completed. II II
massive and strong. the arms being sup
ported by four.inch rods Of wrought iron
and firmly fastened together at the rim.
Captain Taylor will soon have his
''bugsy vhsels"-as the boys used to
call the old onss-rsady to roll again.
They are 20 much stronger than the
former wheels that they do not appear
to DO Of a. great diameter. Work on the
second wheel has been delayed because
the four-ipch rods were net forthcoming
when wanted. The pump engine will
be ready for uss before IL 10 needed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-08
mn Snow blockade.

CHICAGO. March Tho trains srs
still bound In nearly every part
Of Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa and
Northern Illinois. Even the milk trains
from the nrighboring dairy towns are
stopped, and there 10 not . little trouble
In consequences at hotels. In private
houses and restaurants. Snow plows
arc running In every direction, and large
gangs OF shovslsrs are busy aiding them.
In the city the snow 10 still 80 piled up
that foot passengers on the sidewalk
cannot see those who walk on the other
side. It 10, however, melting slowly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-08
To rest Inc Law.

Justice Nsnnipshsm and Constable
Sexton purpose to test the question as
to whether they are occupying salsrisd
ofnces under the new law or are still to
live on fees. To this end . petition has
been sworn to and placed In the hands
Of Lewis & Deal, on which the Supreme
Court 10 10 issue an alternate writ OF
mandate compelling the Board Of County
Commissioners Of Storey county to show
cause. II any they have. why they should
not allow the bills before them for ssla-
ries for January and February for the
Justice and Constable. The hearing
will come of about the first Of next week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-08
w. N. Hall d 10.

In another column will be found the
advertisement OF w. N. Hall 4 Co.,
wholesale and retail dealers in hardware.
l9s Main street. Gold Hill. Tho estab'
lishmsnt is a. we'll known In Nevada a.
is that OF Huntington & Hopkins In
California. All kinds OF hardware can
always be found at the house OF w. N.
Hall 4 Co., whether for domestic use or
mining or milling. The specially Of the
establishment 10 It's complete facilities
for copper, sheet iron. galvanized iron
and tin work. which is made to order on
shortest notice. Tools Of all kinds are
also q speciality.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-08
Southern Pacific Railroad.

OMAHA, March Sit Is asserted that
General Manager Kimball. General
Freight Agent vining and General Ticket
Agent stebbins. Of the Union Pacific,
went to Topeka yesterday to hold . con.
ference with the officials OF the new
Southern Pacific route, the object being
to arrange . friendly basis Of doing bus.
mess and agreeing upon passenger and
freight rates; or, In other words. 10 form
some sort Of . pool. The new Southern
route will have rail connection COM
plsted by the 10Th Of March.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-08
C..sseek Aisi.s Csnpa.iss.

The following Comstock companies
had. says tho Post, q balance On hand
March /:
Hale & Norcross. s27. l26 IS.
Best L Bslcher. $6343 63.
Benton Con-, above all liabilities,
$50. 023 7s.
Savage. $50. s39.
Consolidated Virginia, Si9. 5s5 65 in
cash and $l9, 2s7 10 In bullion.
California. S467 cash. $l4.3l7 Is In
bullion California Company Is over
drawn $l8. O94 10 at bank).
Ophir, $7935 80 in cash and $5l73 %
In bullion. .
Utah. $25. 961 60.
Mexican, $222s l6.
Silver Hill. $1l.574 81.
Potssi, $2S. 3l2 06.
Chollar, $34. 797 ~.
Challenge. S64S0 -.
Iupsrisi, $iO,2s 8 IS.
Crown Point. 500.
New York, $l0l9 40.
Exshequer. $7432 50.
Ovsrman. $7054 70.
Julia, So, $50 ca. (Ths Julia Com
psny has its notes ont for $4,000. eai'
snce due in payment for Ward shsft:l
Bullion, ST .009 Oh. (Ths Bullion
Company has an indebtedness OF Sac.
299 is, including $2s5. 900 due for Ward
shaft.)
Union Consolidated. SIS. ass 81 (Fsb-
mary expenses not inoludsd).
Bsloher. %. $50
Caledonia. $2.477 OF.
.Gould 4 Curry. $49.9 $3.50 30.
I,sdy Wsahingtsp, $7.072 60.
Alphs Consolidated, $l0.s7S 90.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-08
That Copper Furnace.

The Walker river copper furnace was
started up when Il was found that there
was q leak In the water jacket and, after
a run Of three hours, II was shut down
again. The smelling OF the ore is at
least q success. What the grade OF the
ore is has not yet been determined.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-08

Night before last . horse saddle .na
s,,al. rare stolen from the stable Of J.
B. Lynds, o n The Divide. Tns 1osss
taisn vss one belonging - tho you
Hill Foundry. -
The cir las Q costly hus todsy-nii,
and vs.sr-but IL Il only dust ano
suoks, The former, bsing the cheaper
prevailing to . wondsrfsl sxtsns.
asoss. A. King WI leave for Denver
tAis svsaing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-08
Male q Nsrsrsss.

tn. broker shaft on which the Hale
4 Norcross bob. 1900 level. rocked. and
Which vas broken Sunday, has been re-
nl.esd and the pumps are again running:
Today the work Of putting zoo feet Of
couprsssed air pipe and vsntilsting pipe
In tbe ahsft has BEEN commsnced. II
in,erfsres with. work In the mins. bot
viii BE- completed by tomorrow. when
ali win 20 ON again in the lateral drtits
a usual.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-08
ne.areurc. l.ase Eyeaing.

Nv Adams. G r Noyce. E @ Joy. d b
Schuyler. d + Monahan, " r Carrigsn,
Bishop Whitaker. J H Graham. Mrs II O
Farrell. c E Eastman. p Aug Humbert, ]
@ Bradley. E Fenton. J Mckay. z Downer.
q B Hinckle. L Mslasarne. p Canavan. @
+ wastsli. Mrs @ + Hayward.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-08
arr,ys,. Ta,s ner.ssg.

W Alperson. J B ovsrton, b MELON
ough. J Dalbridge. J Lucich. ] Piper. u
Robbins. George Emmett. ] Agsrd. Al
Tyrreli. @ Hodge, @ W Hobart, William
Terry, p Burns. W J Burke. Mrs &c
Petrie, G @ E Russ. Mrs Il Godfrey.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-08
I Average Average Average
maximum. minimum. temperature.
Ayersees for eieht years: MaIimu

Averages for eight years: Maximum,
42.G5; minimum, 27.75; temperature.
IS. 90.
The above figures Of temperature rep
resent degrees Fsrenheit. 1t will be
seen that while last February was ever
three degrees warmer than the average
for eight years, 1t was nearly three de-
press colder than the February Of 1873.
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STOCK REF0Br.
oan Rransases Dsara.
sa. HHRsGRsan

LAST KvxNrNo.
40 Eureka Con-. asa
Northern Belle. ISL
500 Grand Prize, I 50. I 80
500 Navalo. 2 IS
$50 Day. $50
$50 Albion, I 10
100 Wales. $50
40 NJ. Diablo, 81
100 North Belle Isle. Sc
SIS NJ. Pstosi. SOC
400 Holmes. 100
$50 Columbus. N
15s McClinton. lSc
800 Syndicate. zoe
200 Goodshaw. SOC
50 Concordia, I 20
800 Jupiter. soc
$50 South Bulwer. 40c
100 Addenda, 25c
$50 MONDAY. I IS. ! 80
rs North MONDAY. N
2Oe Paris. Soc
30 Tiptop. ~. ~
Is Caledonia (B. H.).2
80 Mono. I 40
rHIs MORNING.
10 0phir. 4 GO
40 Mexican. 6K
$50 Best q Bslcher, ~
2l0 Savage. I 10
so Chollar. I 20
eco Potosi. 2l0
A20 Hale 4 Norcross. 5 65
10 Gould 4 Curry. 8 40
80 Grown Point. I 10
100 Yellow Jacket. 4 6s. 2 90
la5 Beloher.
80 Confidence, AZ
$50 Sierra Nevada, Z. 6t
30 Utah. ~. IN
2l0 Bullion, 800
$50 Exchequer. I 0S
so Seq. Belchsr. 81
ITS Overman. $50
400 Justice. zoe. ESQ
250 Union Con-. tn
400 Alta, q. Of
100 Julia. 25s
$50 Caledonia, l5c. 10c
$50 Challenge, Toe
9k5 Occidental. 85c. 600
100 Lady Washington. loo
420 Andes, N. I 80. I 80 bic
SEQ Ward. ~, I IS
las Scorpion. I Is
lls0 Concordia (va-), Toe. CSC. soc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-08
rsnp.r.,srs Of February.

Following table Of February tsmPsrs-
turos 10 taken from the meteorological
records At the Chollar Office:
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Grinding and A%malgamating Pal

THIs PAN IS FAR SUPERIOR TO ALL
others In several important particularly.
curing less power. The ~plow.shsped grooves
raise the quicksilver with the pulp regularly.
with less power. without violence. and With
better amalgamsting effect, berides admitting Q
larger charge. The Inclined shaped housings
OF the mulisr.plate openings efhciently force
the pulp directly under the mullers.
Nsnufscturrd At the Golden State and Miner
Iron Works, ds7 to 2Sl Firrt street Ban Fran.
cisco, and Of the Gates 4 Scoville Iron Works,
81 South Canal street, Chicago. where Il can b
examined and further particulars be learned;
or perrons may apply 70 the Inventor and Pat
entee. O. O. STEVENSON. at the Douslas Mil.
Gold Hill, Nevada. where the Pans have long
been In operation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-08

Inulids who have lost but are recovering
vital stamina, declare In grateful terms their
tsttsf's stomach Bitters. Not only does II
impsrt strength 70 the weak, u corrects an
irregular acid ttats Of the stomach. makes the
bowels act Ut proper intervals. gives ease 70
those who suffer from rheumatic and Kidney
troubles. and conquers - well - prevents
Yor SALE By all Druggists and Dsaiss gen.
orally.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-08

OLRAN rowILp AND SHARP BAkol1
u ouick. Smooth. Neat, Iirsteiase Wo0,
Hair CUTTING and Dressing dope n n moN
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the PIONEER
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CHANGE OF FIR NJ.

All Bills due the PIONEER LAUNDRY. up
10 The FIRST OF DECEMBER, 1850. must BE-
settled before the TENTH OF DECEMBER, %
they will b placed In the hands Of . oollector.
than thirty days. j. ". HALL.
YlnRtnii, December I. 1850.