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Daily Republican., 1881-06-02
MARRIAGES.

Rev. Mr.. Gordon will preach at Cal
vary church at 7.i5 o'clock tonight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-26
The Presidents Assassin Himself
In Mortal Fear Of Asiassina.
stnu-ua Cslis fop Pm ectfOn.

New YoRx, August 26.-The Hsrald's
Washington special says an ofacisl OF
the Jail 10 authority for the following
statement +: Day before yesterday Cult
esu asked the Warden to have the cell
hs (Guitsau, now occupies made secure
from any attempt upon bis life. What
no desired IL that iron shislds or shutters
be put up at bis window. and have doors
with bolts upon the side. Guiisau added
that BIO believed most Of the Jail ofaeials
aud army officers surrounding the Jail
were bis friends, and he did not fear
any attack upon bis lie by thtm, but
owing to the position Of his oell persons
on the outside had ample opportunities,
u they we're so inclined. to IRE ct him
through the window. which looks upon
the street.
He seems to have got an inklipg Of the
Prssidrpt's critical condition, and he 10
fearful that bis life will be taken By
some. one shooting through the window.
30 also sskrd to have . piece OF n spd
o~us-iourth MANILA rope about ten feet
long. adding at the same time ''you ned
not think ! want to commit suicide for I
have no idea Of taking my own lie /
merely want II to protect myself" This
same ofacial says that during the past
two weeks Guitsau has tried hard to i'm.
press lis keepers that hs 10 gradually
becoming insane.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-26
Getting After HoWgate's Assets.

WARRINGTON. August 2o.-In the Rs.
oordsr Of Deeds Once yesterday . deed
was alsd from Henry W. Howgsts, and
Cordslia Howgs,e. bis wife, to James z.
Fitch and Robert @. Fox. - trustees,
conveying certain property In trust to
secure W. W. Mccullough. W. B. Moses
and Motley Anderson % securities on
bis bond Of $40. 900 to appear and an.
swsr to the charge Of tmbsfslsm.nt
from the United States government. The
deed 10 dated August Bib, and was
Yesterday morning at 1880 deposited
10 the Record Once. from which hour
Il 10 effective. An attachment writ,
under the suit entered BY Colonel Cole,
was issued abou. 1880 o'clock the day
before, and various pieces Of propsrty
standing In the name Of Captain How.
gate we're, BY 8 o'clock. In the hands Of
the Marshal. II would seem, therefore,
that the Marshal claims TO have prop.
rrty, but some lawyers claim that the
stisohmsnt will not hold unless II can 30
shown that the captain left the city to
escape service. The appraisers under
The attachment attach . valuation Of
Sll0. 206 to the property seized.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-26
Ihs Old Asory.

The Committee Of Inquiry into the
origin OF the Are last Saturday have hlsd
their report. I. 10 the Same old story
an inosndisry nrs. lighted By parties
whose identity are unknown. Follow.
Ing 10 their summing In full:
To the Honorable Justice Of the Pescs
Of Township No. 8: We. the under.
signed Jury. summoned to investigate
the pause Of the ere OF the 2lst OF Au-
gust, wherein the house own'd BY vii.
liam Williams was burned. have exam.
insd all the witnesses summoned, and
from the testimony sdduosd before q.
We and that the said Are Was the act OF
an ipo-ndisry. We made . thorough
exsninstion Of the witnesses and prem.
isss. We also regret that We were una
BILE to identity the person or persons
who committed the got.
A. A. PUTNAM,
@. O. SMITH,
Gro. W. HALL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-26

sAs F.Ascneo. August ia ?. n
sisrra Nevada. Ian. IAN. IAN. i4h. lAk.
lAk; Union Con-. l2a. i2%. i2H; Utah,
10. lok; Alta, 4 10. 4 os; Con. Virginia.
2. . os; Benton. CSC. 1; ophir. Gu. sk;
Bsst D Bslehsr. li<. iis; Mexican. 10.
81. ioh. iok. lob; Gould q Curry. Gu.
o.; Bodis Tunnel. AZ; Bodis. 81, 81.
81; Yellow Jacket. So; Best d Bslchsr.
ia; Andes. I 05; Northern Belle. is*.
lsh; Day. 2 40; Bullion. I Is, I 40. I ID
Bsohtsl. 9oc. I; Potosi. 2 30. 2 IS; Hale
; Norcross. 8 IS. 8 80; Savage, 2 IS; FL
shsqusr. I 10; Justice, SOC; ovsrman,
I %; Bsehtsl I; Beleher. s.. Q IS; Andes,
I 10. I 40; Imperial. loo; Chollar. Q IS,
ak; Union Con-. l2a; Bsiehsr. 5; Bodie.
81; Sierra Nevada, l4k. i4h; Alta. 4 o3;
Mexican. 10k. lob; 9oul 3 Curry. 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-26
General Land once Decision In q
Rodia Mining COnteat.

WARRINGTON. August 2e.-Hon. N. O.
Mcfarland. Commissioners Of the Gen.
srsl Land Once. yesterday decided the
case Of the Bodis Tunnel Company ".
The Tioga and Beohtsl Mining Com
paniss OF Cslifornis. In favor OF the
latter oompsniss. The questions de-
cided BY the Commissioner are: First-
That the Tunnel Company should have
eomusne.d . suit 10 court upon Ito ID:
verse claim, ~ provided By the General
Mining Law. and having failed to assert
Ito claim in Court II cannot set up before
the Land Department In the form Of Q
protest. Second-Thst the tunnel '
log been denied the right to present its
claiu before the Land Once. no pro-
vision can b inserted 10 the patents 70
the Tioss and Bsoh.sl oomPsnies pro-
tsotips the rights Of the Tunnel Com'
pspy. Third-ons Of the Tiosa Com
p.py's locations In the Bodis Mining
District, made In 1876, 600 isst wide, 10
sustained By the Commissioner.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-26

IAN RaAxcrsco. August as ?. NJ
Ophir. 81 bid; Union Con-. i2k bid.
In asked. i2% sales; Sierra Nevada. i4k
bid. Ia asked. l4% sales; Con. Virginia.
2 bid; Best 4 Bslehsr. liz bid. II ssked.
liz sales; Alta, 4 10 asksd. 4 sales; Gould
4 Curry. g. bid; Scorpion. I 90 asksd;
Mexican. i0k ssksd; Potosi. 2 30 bid. 8
ask.d; Grown Psint. 2 os bid. Q 10 asksd.
2 es sslss; Yellow Jacket. 81 bid; Sierra
Nevada. l4t bid. i4A asksd. la sales;
Utah. iok bid; Union Con-. l2k asked;
Pstosi. . IS sales; ovsrman. I 90 sales;
Mexican. 81 bid; Sierra Nevada. iAh
ssksd; Hale 4 Norcross. 5 IS asked; Utah.
iok sales; Andes. I Is bid; Gould q Cur.
~. o. salss. 81 bid. eH asked. ek sales;
Sierra Nevada, l4s sales. lIt asked;
Hale 4 Norcross. 8 IS bid. 5 30 ssked;
Julia. 100 bid. $50 asksd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-26

Frank Bell. late Division supsrintsnd.
emit Of the Western Onion Telegraph
line, was last evening mado the recipient
OF Q handsome silver tss-sst at the hands
Of the operators Of his division - q mark
Of thsir appreciation. The presentation
took place In Reno. OF the affair the
Journal says: when tbs question OF .
testimonial VA spoken Of some time ago
Flank requested the division operators
NOT to do anything Of the kind. but they
we're not to b bluffsd on BY anything hs
could say and quietly contributed the
necessary funds and purchased the beau.
tiiul set. The service consists Of . full
set with tray. Ice pitcher and goblet,
perfume stand and butter dish; In all.
thirteen pieces. all gold lined and most
beautifully ornsmented. The large tray
10 . most magnificent work Of art.
Grsphy made the presentation speech,
which Was neat and to the point. There
10 not . man living who oar appreciate
such Q thing better than Frank Bell"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-26
Premsssssry.

A letter from Mrs. Bsttsrman. at
Tombstone. Arizona. under date Of The
18th instant. four days before the Gen.
sral 80 suddenly died from heart disease.
was received In Gold Hill yesterday.
After rseountipg her trip thither and
describing the place. she closes her let.
ter with the following words: 1.-THE
doctor pronounoss that General Batter.
mar has some form OF heart disease. /
fear 1t may DO so." The Reno Goseas Of
yesterday also says: Through Q private
letter the Gasstts learns that General
Bstterman had been complaining slishtly
Of Q pain In the region Of his heart. On
August 22d be consulted Dr.. Gillinsham,
formerly OF Virginia City. who pro-
nouocsd the trouble d~ilatation Of the
heart. The trouble complained OF did
not seem to bs anything serious at that
time, but II NO doubt caused the Gen.
erals death on the Esd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-26

Scene. Fashionable saloon-iour men
seated around . table. The cards are
dealt. tsmperaturs. normal.
Player No. I leads.
Player No. 2 lays down trump, then
hastily picks Il up.
Player No. 3-tsmperaturs Increases
Q Enthusiastically asserts that boards
the play" and insists on II with rising
blood.
Nos. 2 and 3 much excited.
No. 2 throws his cards on the table
snerily, and q card flies up In face Of
No. 3.
No. a. pulse. rapid; tsmpsrsture.
boiling hot-hrss his hsudful Of cards In
face Of No. 2 With angry exclamation.
No. 2 rises from chair. pulls on coat
and spits on his hands-(things begin to
look warm).
No. 3 frsntically rushes behind stove.
e1citsdly goes to boot leg for hip pocket;
friends interfere.
All happened recsntly; no arrests; q
good item spoiled. No pos today; tenn
psrature. normal; pulse. a~uetusting.
Moral.-Don't be rash next time. &.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-26
A snob. Representing himself to
be q British Army 0flcer, Gets
Desprvedly 1hra'hed by an
ims,ie.u Girl in New 10 X.

American Girl In New 10 4.
NEW Yoax. Angus. 26.-A somewhat
sensational episode 10 reported to have
occurred at Cranston's Hotel, ct West
Point. Wednesday evening. The story
10. that q young man calling himself
Burslsm. and representing himself as an
officer in the British army. arrived Of
the hotel three weeks ago and registered
a. from "windsor Palace" England.
Hs had brought . letter Of introduction
from Grace Greenwood to President
Garfield, and made many friends In New
York among the Wall street brokers, BY
whom hs had been introduced ct the
Union Club. At the hotel be met .
Miss ScoAs OF San Francisco, and
daughter Of Q mine owner. who was
s~ojournipg ct West Point, with her
mother. . few mornings since. Burs-
lem, IL 10 stated, Ia q conversation With
Miss Scoh-, informed the young lady
point blank that she LIED, and she at
once laid the case before the manager Of
the house, with the statement that .
person iu possession Of such character.
istics should not be tolerated BY the
the Ruests. Burslsm, however. was too
intimate with the hotel proprietors, and
too firmly supported by the male guests.
to permit Of bis being turned away.
Wednesday evening Miss sooAs went
With h.r mother to . cadets hop and %
they we're ascending the steps leading
to the vsrapdah the young lady met Bur.
slem who was leaning against . post
smoking. A she attempted to pass. be
blew Q cloud OF smoke iuto her lace and
quickly followed 1t up By another. Of the
sams time smiling at her discontinue.
MISS sooas appealed to the ~bystsndsrs
for protection, bot non being offered
she struck ths alleged captain full 10
tho face hacking bis Cigar from his
mouth. She followed this up with .
second blow With her hst.
Burslsm raised bis hand. containing
cane. to ward of the blows. when she
caught the stick. vrenched Il from bis
grasp, and boiling with rage. struck him
squsrrly In the face several times, co'.
ting him badly. The Captain. who has
. false leg. wss thrown TO the piazzi 10
the melee. In the evening Mrs. and
Miss scoas were, It 10 said, requested TO
leave the hotel, which they did. coming
at onos to New York. They are now 1t
the New York Hotel.
Burslrm claims to have served In the
Zulu war and to have been With the
Prince Imperial when the latter died.
He says be 10 . Captain In the English
army aud 10 thirty.tbres ysars OF sse.
The English army register shows only
one officer OF that nsme Who was Dom.
missioped In 1850. and who 10 retired
and now lives In India. Bufslsm. It 10
said, has engaged himself to Q handsome
and rioh girl ct West Point.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-26
A FOURTH WAR; sAaHIo.
IA. frsn silver city CssrEiss
is lsnatss with rlseeiss
HI.

Hi0.
In Tuesdays issue Of the Nrws sttsn.
ton was called to the existence Of two
saloons ON South O street In which
women we're kept. In defiance Of Q city
ordinances. and the officers were asked to
sss that the places were closed. and the
nuisance Of half-drssssd women stand.
Ing In the d~oorwsys. nttsring foul and
offensive language. abatsd. No sttsn.
ton, however. WA paid to the article
In question. nor have answers been
received at this Office to any Of the
questions propoundsd BY Broader" In
his Communication. asking whose duty
Il vas to see that the police ofiosrs per.
form their duty In that respect.
Now comes one John Lyman, an EN-.
ploye at one Of the mills near Silver City.
~ho charges In . complaint In Justice
Hires' Court that Mrs. Burns, Mrs.
Odsers. May Mccarthy and John Rich.
ards are guilty Of grand larceny. The
parties named are living At 52A South o
street, Virginia City. which 10 one OF the
saloons spoken Of In Tuosdsy's News.
Mrs. Burns 10 the propristress and keeps
the other women there. John Richards
u . sort Of . hapger-on. 80.
Lyman swsars that hs entered the
place last Monday night. having In bis
possession one gold watch worth $SS;
one pipe, value so cents; two gold
siseve-buttons. value 81; three gold
hpgsr.rings. value %. and $3.50 In gold
ooin, which, be alleges. Vas taken from
him BY the s~bove.namsd parties. 10
SAYS hs took Q drink or two In the
saloon, and Was robbed while under the
ipduenos Of the liquor. Mrs. Burns 10
10 oct on bail. whi'e ~ others are IN
confinement awaiting their examination,
which will be held next Monday.
From inquiries. the NEWS reporter
learns that It 10 the duty Of the Chief Of
Police Of Virginia to enforce ordinances
and IL IL respectfully suggested to that
officer that he might prove bis htpess
for the position be occupies BY better
attending to his duty 10 that direction.
Parents In Virginia should interest
themselves In the matter before the be-
ginning Of school. and see that the Chisf
does his duty or that an ofioer 10 ap-
pointed to that position who will. IL 10
an outrage on humanity that school
children should be forced to witness the
indecent so.nss constantly being enacted
at thess brothsls.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-26
i, rhe Ysiiew J.ekss vsia.

The Superintendent Of the sutro
Tunnel has the following to say Of the
prospecting Of the vein cut into BY
their south lateral DRIFT In Yell
low Jacket ground. II 10 found
10 that officers ofaoial statement:
ION the 10th instant We commenced
drifting north. on the quartz vein cut by
the lateral branch ct point 40. I. Dur.
ing the week We have extended the DRIFT
about % feet; making . total distance OF
about 80 feet. The quartz 10 Of . very
excellent character. and shows . width
II from seven to eight feet along the
drift, which shows . streak and some
spots OF fair ore. The streak Of ore
varies from two to iour feet In width"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-26
Murderer IN Trouble.

Drxvr,, COL. August ga Nra'
South Ark.nsas special says: The body
Of = man named MoCorksy was found
., Means nigh. before last. and evidence
points strongly to Charles Stone, . noso'
rious desperate, - the murderer.
stone came over 10 South Arkansas
shortly after the murder and wa s!rsst'
cd On route. A number Of Meoortsy's
f,snds came alter him. but the omeisls
spirited him away. Fifty armed men
were last night securing the streets
iookins for the murderer with The In.
tsniea Of lynshins hin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-26
The Cock Iusd.

Captain Cook. the Ohio man who
slapped Q blaoksusrd In the isoe for say.
ing that he hoped the President would
die, IL liable TO get rich out Of II. The
Cincinnati Commercial has already COL
l.oted one espt contributions enough to
pay his hns. and leave handsome sur
plus over. Tbs Carson appeal has re.
Gently been collecting for the same pur.
pose, and thinks tbs dow OF pennies and
postage stamps OF the people Of the Csp-
ital will aggregate BY tomorrow night
fully Ave dollars which will BE- forwarded
TO the Commercial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-26
How He Managed Il.

NEW YolK, August 26.-W. Pinuey,
kid glove manufacturer here, died two
years ago, recommending bis wife to bis
friend and associate. Julius Loewey. for
s~ssistauos in managing her fortune OF
500, QUO. julius took hold at onos. and
now be turns up 40 abscoudsr 10 the
amount Of Gle. 900 ct least. Hs 10
somewhere 10 Europe. The lawyers
and detectives are alter bin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-26

The Rsno papers are trying to str up
The Arsmsn Of that place to compete Tor
he trunpss offered - Q prixs d the Mn
ers' Unions picnic. The more 70 eom-
psss the greater the glory for Gold HILL
sfs.
number Of men are Engaged In chile
riding In the old workings Of the Hale
4 Noreross mine. On the aide OF Mount
Davidson, near A street, Virginia
Atths Sierra Nevada mine the vsniila-
den Il being improved By putting . si1.
ineh air.pips In the shsfs In The place Of
10 Cd fssr.ineh pipe.
Gold Hill nsssAaats will Ne longer No.
.s,s half dollars with holes In thsn q
pcr. Thsrs . toe many Of mem
around.
TIE Osahisatioa psnps ars sdu rua'
,ine spoelhly. Thsy sfs sesssssfsny
1ssislsg ~ aiadls ntnss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-26
Gfeca6ack Ratification.

JACKSON. Mics. August 2e.-Ths Be.
.publioans yesterday ratified the Green
back nomination and agreed on . fusion
ticket a. follows: Ben King. Governor;
J. b. Ysllowly. Lieutenant Governor;
J. K. Shellmsn loolOred), Secretary Of
State; W. II. Bynsm. Treasurer; A. 7.
wimbsrly. Auditor; W. p. Fitzgerald,
Attorney General; W. D. House. Super
iutendent Of Education. The joint mass
meeting last evening was presided over
BY John B. Lynch tcolored).
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-26

It IL an i~ndisputsbls fact thst Halls
Hair Remover rsnsws, ~cleauses. bright.
sus, ipvigorstss aud restores faded or
gray hair to its youthful color and lustre.
ohssply, quickly aud surely. People
with gray hair prefer to buy II. ra,her
than proclaim to the world through their
bl.ached locks that they are becoming
sgsd, and passing on to decay.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-26
In Omnibus Full OF Passengers
Robbed.

ST.. Louis. August ga Republicans
Lexington. Missouri. special says: An
omnibus which was conveying pssssu.
GERS from the Wabash railroad to Lex.
f%uRton, about 9 o'clock this evening.
Vas entered by four heavily armed aud
masked men Who robbed the passengers.
Ave In number. Of all their money.
watches, and other vslusbles, and then
escaped. A poss. Of men have gons In
pursuit of the robbers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-26

A perfect hurricane blsw down the
sides Of Mt. Davidson this morning. The
force OF the wind lsssened with sunrise.
bat has blown sufficiently all day to keep
the air full Of dust.
County Clerk Mahsnny has gone TO
Carson to rscupsrats from an attack Of
e~rysipslas. He was accompanied BY
his vile.
Stocks are decidedly "o1" today and
the faces scanning the quotation lists
are anxious one
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-26
Young L,dy proVped In tho Yubs.

s~xAarsvILLr. August 25.-Miss Lilly
Hapsood, = beautiful young lady eight
cen years Of age. daughter Of E. D. Hap
good, RAJ drowned at 10 o'clock ysstsr.
day morning while attempting to Gross
the Yoba river on horseback near 6i.
cards Flat. Her body was carried down
the stream . distance OF two miles. and
was found at 8 o'clock In the afternoon.
It appears that her horse fell, and 10
falling her foot became fast In the STIR.
rup. rendering her helpless.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-26

A small boy was observed to steal .
muskm.lon from Hatch's store In Vir-
sinis this morning. and attempting to
get away with Il hidden under bis coat.
When captured he admitted hs had
twenty-five cents given him TO buy tbs
melon, but said he wanted to saw u TO
buy cigarettes, ~ his mother wouldn't
give him money for that purpose. he
was kept in the store sobbips and crying
for some time and finally sent home.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-26

This No kaew, lIub Puach with not
rot~ msk.s . nns toddy, and nothing can
match It when It 10 blended with lemonade.
lsS To-, soda wstsr. or hot or cold milk. Il FAR
exceeds ill other forms Of hot or oold punch:
Sod By oil aroce1. Wine Merchants and
Drusgists. Trsis pupplisd By Richards B Hal.
ri,on, Agents for the Pacific soast. tan Srsn'
disco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-26
Mute sympathy.

Bosros, Angus. 2s.-Ths deaf mutss.
who are greatly interested In the Prssi'
dsns On account Of his former interest In
them, seat him yssssrdsy . nssssss Of
synpsshy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-26

DoDoSsoreo kes ee
II Thompson. Hugh Hssnen. Z ksarny'
Ne Bachelor. J A Nahanny and WIFE,
Nrs @ seuthsy and family. Mrs Blowsy
and family. J Crawford. BE Slater. Aiss
Troatt, Nn Trout. Mrs. n D DUN and
dsushssr. jos odstt. Mrs RI Rooney and
Children.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-26
The following business has been trans
as,sd in this court since last report:

Inc foloWin6 pusinsss ~ WsA ~
ssted in this court since last report:
A motion for alimony vss heard In
thu csss of Evans 70. Evans. The Court
ordered that $50 . month alimony be
paid BY defendant for support Of the
family and $2S costs.
The Grand Jury reported IN indics'
msut against A. 9oyetts for murder; de-
fsndani srraisnsd and triL BET ior tomor'
row. .
Estats Of w.. ]. Fofd-Administrasor
discharged.
w. @. Goes ". ]. @. Hampton-hs-
uisutur aisd afarning judgment fof
defendant.
vesss granted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-26
WESTERN DISPATCHES.

The Mark Hopkins Estate.
sAs FRAScrsoo. August 28.-Ths Pro.
bate Court this morning rendered . do.
cision removing Mrs. Hopkins from the
administration Of the Mark Hopkins
estate,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-26

Ayers Asus Cure 10 . purely vegetable
bitter and pow srful tonic. free from qui.
nine or any mineral substance. and
always cures the ssversst ossss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-26
0TOCK RRfOBT.
- rvassAsso DsaFa.


s.sr .vrruo.
M. a.
iso Norsnsrn Deii''
~ setson. '
~ urano Ft,s
7so NAVAJO. w. s~0
loo sor' y
700 Day. y
ooo Belle isis, xoo
400 Albion. !
100 East H Diaeio. ies
800 Holmes. 40
l90 Bodie.
ia Bsehtsa. soo. ~
100 MeClinton' iso
3eo Ltoga' sso
loo Memo. Nv
W 9ooo,naI. y
~ Con. Lseine' wv
Se0 Addenda' seo
zoo Noonday'i
800 Gro. eoe
roo bodis Tunnel. = oe's
loo Tiptop. ~ .
I0 silver King NV
100 Giant n Old Ars'a
rEn noanna.
s6o Ophir. sh
ans NsIiesn, ~, 81
Ilo 0ould a Curry, ek, On
2s0 psst a Bslohcr. IN, lin, lin
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NEW YosK. Angus. 2s.-Ths Sun says
Conklins called on the Vice Prssidsn,
last evening. o. bis return to the Fifth
Avenue Hotel be was Joined In bis room
by Grant aud Senator Logan.
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