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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-12

Roadmaster Finlsn, Who IL IN u.
oficio peace officer Of Virginia. this
morning srrest-d two men for fighting.
Their m are James Oates, . bar.
keeper at Frank Ursn's saloon on South
G street, and Frank johnson. The lat.
ter man was bleeding p~roiussiy from
wounds on the head. said to have Deer
inflicted BY the barksepsr With q bottle.
Oates. ip giving his side Of the case.
a v johnson game into the saloon
drunk aud wanted . Rlass OF whtsky.
which wa refused him " he had no
money; then he requested . glass Of
water. On Il being handed him over
the bar, Oates claims that johnson
dashed both glass and water in bis face
and won't behind the counter threaten
ing to kill him. He admits striking the
drunk over the head With the bottle.
Johnson was too drunk to DO quss-
toned. His head aud face 10 cut In .
shocking manner and he presented . dis
gushing sight when landed in County
Jail No. = The jsiler was compelled
TO hsndcuff him aud iron his legs TO do
anything with him rs he vas crazy
drunk. When the reporter visited the
jail hs ~as ~scrsechins and yelling with
Ill the strength OF bis lungs. which sp-
psared TO BE- pretty healthy. too.
Finlsn says that whom hs arrested the
men they we're 10 the center Of the sa-
loon going for each other In . lively man.
uer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-12
Tho Chinese Going.

OMAHA, August l2.-Twsnty-tvo Obi.
nese Students. who have been attending
various American colleges, passed
through Omaha yesterday en- route
homo. As to the causes OF their recall.
which affects all Chinese students In the
United States. they had but little to say.
although seeming to know what they
were. One OF the reasons OF this action
by the Chinese government was the re-
fusal on the part OF the United States to
admit them to the naval school at An
napolis and the West Point military
academy. The Chinese government will
hereafter send its students TO ENGLAND
aud Germany, where the military schools
are not closed against them. There are
yet forty Chinese students at Harvard.
iwenty.six at Yale. and the rest are
divided between Cornell. Lafayette and
Columbia, all Of whom will o start
for home.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-12
An.r.... ..r.ss s.sss.

SAN Francisco. August l2-s ?. H.
Bodis. 81 bid. 81 asked. 81 sales; Mono,
3 20 bid; Hale 4 Norcross. 8 80 bid; Al
bien. 1 90 bid, 2 asked; Northern Belle.
Ilk bid; Mono. 81 bid. 8 co asked. 81
sales; Con. Virginia, l 30 bid. I IS asked;
Northern Belle. IAN bid; Beat 4 Belcher.
ieh bid; Albion. = bid; Sierra Nevada.
81 asked; Bsldiny. i3c bid; Benton. $50
bid. I Asked; Tiptop. 81 bid; Bodis. ~
bid. 10 asked. 90 bid. 81 asked. ~
salss; Best 4 Bslchsr. i0s asked; Union
Con-. 81 asked; Mexican. 81 bid. 81
asked; ophir. Sc asked; Crown Point. 2
bid; Alta. 4 is asked; Sierra Nevada. ~
Gales; Yellow Jacket. 4 IS asksd; Andss.
I os bid; Mono. 3 GO bid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-12

Nsysda's tablet to be placsdin The Wasn-
,ns,on monument. vas shipped to Car
son last evening to receive 0ovsrnof
Kinkssd's approval. thence II VIII %
shipped directly East.
Ro.dmastsr Finlsn has the streets OF
yirsipia in hrst-rats condition and has
reduced his force Of worknsn ens-hali.
Hs says he hes considerable trouble with
sewers
tn. San Francisco Rport says bust.
n..s II 70 dull In the Stock Boards that
the brokers make paper darts and SAL
thsp scross the room for amusement.
tn. number Of certificates Of cslifor-
nj. stock advertised dslipqusnt Ia about
2960. rsprsssntins about $4,000 sharss-
sns-dxth Of the total stock.
The noble Bed Men from ether Sec
,;sns Of the State, In attendance ss the
,rsat povvew In Virginia ysstsrday' isis
.hems Last evening.
". Drush. President Of The sutrs
d Company. wss snsss shs A.
this morning.
nv clssk Nshanpy b sask Win
q In he hssd and sses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-12
An Actor Brutally Beaten.

ST. LOUIS. August ll.-John Amvsg.
one OF the chief actors In the Ford
comic opera. was whipped and shame
fully beaten last night by . brother OF
Miss Nellie Hszsltins, who was once en-.
esaed to Samuel ]. Tildsn. according 10
the possips. and by . young friend OF
Hszeldns's, named Fred. Psrsmour.
stated to be her b-trothed. The cause,
as given BY H.zrl,iu., 10 that AmwsR
had been Boosting about the city OF hsv.
ipR been made love to by the belle Of
81. Louis, whereas Miss Nsllis's maid
had been writing him . billet:doux uu-
der her name. Amwss says Nellie was
genuinely In love with him aud they had
decided 10 marry. and be had . right to
boast OF his good fortune. Miss Hazel.
tine has been taken TO the White Sui
phur Springs by her mother. and there
10 much gossip In The city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-12
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Tho Presidents Condition Today :
Latest O1icial Information.

New YoRx, August IL. - Times
Washington special says: Additional
evidence that the President 10 growing
better 10 furnished BY the fact that be
wrote q letter yesterday to bis ssed
mother, who Is at her home In Ohio. In
which he expressed full confidence In
bis recovery. During the day Mrs. Gar
acid read to the President from private
letters received from personal friends,
and subsequently, she read at his request
from the leading newspapers. The sur
peons report lower pulse and t-mpsra.
ture. and after the present week they are
Of the opinion that rapid progress will
be made toward oonvalescence. Appre.
tensions expressed by . certain news
paper surgeon about the presence OF the
ssssssin's bullet 10 not shared by any OF
| the surgeons In attendance; nor does
| the bullet give the President 30 much
anxiety ss It appears to cause outside
surgeons, who have never seen the
patient and who are daily clamoring for
tho bullet to Be torn out regardless OF
consequences.
WASHINGTON, August 1850 A. NJ
The President slept well the greater
part OF last night. The fever Of yester.
dsy afternoon subsidized during the even.
Ing aud has not been psrcrptibls since
10 P. n. His general condition this
morning Ia good. Pulse. 100; tsnpsra-
turs. $3.50; respiration. 10.
A CARD PROM On. AoNEw.
wAsHmoros. August IA In the
Philsdslphia Times Of August 8. 1881.
9 communication appeared which pro.
leases to present my views In regard to
to several points connected with Presi.
dent Garasld's wound. As this article
has been made the basis for an editorial
on the same subject in the New York
Herald, and has. I understand. been tbs
subject of comment 10 other papers. /
deem II my duty to say that IN NO psr-
ticular do the details gwen represent my
views OF the case. nor were they ever
given by me to any representative Of the
press.
(Sigped). D. HAYES AoSEw.
PRACTICAL REMARKS FROM KENTUCKY.
LEXINGTON. August IL. - Governor
Blackburn believes that the Presidents
wound will prove mortal without doubt.
&c discusses the wound from a PROBES.
sioual standpoint, and says that nothing
but injury to the great nerve OF the
spinal column could produce the pains
DO had In his fe.t. BE believes they are
getting him to sign his name only for
the purpose Of calling Congress together
when be dies.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-12
The Cen,nr In Connsetieut.

NEW YoRx. August 1.-THE Times
says: The Connecticut Board Of Aari.
cultural Commissioners, after making
extensive Investigations as to the pro.
duct Of the Stats last year, report that
the revelations Of . census Of 1850 are
we'll calculated to awaken solicituds for
the agricultural interests OF Connecticut.
While there 10 o gain Of population In
the whole State Of So. 663. there 10 loss
Of IL, 1884. divided among seysnty.hve
more exclusively agricultural towns.
The statistics show that there II NO ~.
csption to this decrease Of population
in any agricultural State. The increase
10 confined to the cities and large manu-.
featuring villages.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-12
Particulars Of Grow Dogs Coward.
ly Murder OF Spotted Iaii-A
Rraye Old thief,

6T8v6 Vlu Nuith
DrADwoop CrrY, D. T.. August "a
Agent Lemar. just In from Rosebud re-
ports tha. Spotted tail VA on his way
to Washington when murdered. he was
In an ambulance accompanied BY sew
sral other chiefs, when Grow Dog rode
up. and placing . revolver against bis
breast, shot him dead. CroS Dog im'
msdisiely aed to Fort Niobrars Tor pro-
lection. Crow Dog 10 not o CHIEF, but
10 anxious to become one. and for . lonR
time has been engaged In fomsntins dis.
cord among the Indians. Spotted Tail
was permitted to visit the officers ct the
Agency at pleasure. but the other
chiefs were not accorded this
privilege. except when . general council
was held. This caused jealousy. and on
the Fourth Of July Grow Dog callsda
council Of his friends to test the feel
inRs Of the Indians. Grow Dog made .
speech, pointing ont that favors were
shown to Spotted Tail by the govern.
ment which ought to be shown to oil
the Indians alike. aud that II he wer"
made chief things would be different.
Standing Elk spoke Tor pssos and
harmony. and was followed BY Spotted
Tail. who happened along. Spotted
Tail denounced Grow Dog as . snake In
the grass, aud called ON him to come
out like g man. Bearing bis breast DO
called on Grow Dog to empty bis re-
volyer 10 bis heart and called him
q squsw and . coward. Crow Dog
responded that he was not ready
to do that, but would do 1t when least
expected. Spotted Tsil's three Sons
tried unsucoessfully to get the old man
homo and guard him with their rides.
Spotted Tail was not In the habit OF car
ryinR firearms. and was unarmsd when
murdered. He was So years OF age. A
deputy marshal leaves here tomorrow TO
arrest the assassin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-12

J. +. Hall. the father o: "watty" "
Hall. smphatieslly denies that his son
has committed suicide. 10 says be
heard from him but three days ago, and
then he was In San Francisco alive and
well. His friends are very glad to learn
that he 10 yet in the land OF the living.
Few could believe that the report which
reached Mr.. Bean in Tombstone was
correct. aud We are very glad to state
that IL IL not o fact.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-12
The Indian Troubles 10 New Mexico.

Inc lputhu ~ NOV WOAssvs
WASHINGTON, August H. Secretary
Kirkwood does not yet know the truth
about the trouble existing at the Navajo
Agency in New Mexico. On the n
hand it Is charged that the Indian Agent,
Eastman. at that agency. is fanatiosl and
doQmstio In his methods, and on the
other hand. i. IL alleged in behalf OF
Eastman that there's ring OF Indian
traders, 10 which Lieutenant Bennett,
who had command Of the agency for Q
while, 10 interested, and wants to con.
troll the agency, but that Eastman. in
order to rid himself Of the ring. has
appointed new traders and ordered the
old ones away. On the 22d Of July
Secretary Kirkwood sent the following
dispatch: ITO Eastman, Indian Agent
Navajo Agency-It 10 reported here that
all the employees at your agency. whites
and Indians, have left. IL this true,
and II 30. why2 Il 10 also reported here
that the n vsjoss threaten your lite, and
because Of your presence there 10 great
danger Of an outbreak Of the Indians.
Answer. bri, Ay by telegraph and fully
by mail"
Eastman replied a. follows:
NAVAJO AGENCY. August 4, 1881
Your telegram received. All the said
reports are totally untrue. The white
and Indian employees are oil full except
the blacksmith. There 10 no fear. The
Indians are peaceful and quiet, but hun
cry; no supplies here.
(Signsd) EASTMAN.
On the 28th OF July the Secretary or
dsrsd Indian Inspector Hsworth, who
was In Kansas. to proceed Immediately
to the Navajo Agency and make q thor:
ough investigation Of the trouble, and
report by mail. Haworth LETT for the
Navajo Agency on the 27tb OF July. but
bis report 10 not yet received. Secretary
Kirkwood says there 10 NO need OF any
excitement about the matter. % be In
tends to find out the truth and rslievs
the troubls at the Agency.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-12
claims Paid.

The judgments rendered BY the Dis.
triot Court Of this county On May Is.
1881, in favor Of Martin T. Philip.
against the Joe Scates. George Douglas.
Dc Hsro, Ssbin aud Tulo Mining Com
psnies. for $50 20 each. have been paid
and fully discharged. ~ appears By sat.
.isfaction Of Same nlsd yesterday with
the County Clerk by W. s. Wood. OF
San Francisco, attorney for defendant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-12
General Grant Boys . New York
Residence.

NEW YoaK, August II. - The TINS
says: General Grant bought on Monday
q large and el.gan. house at No. 3 East
s~i1ty-sixtb street. 1t has Q front Of
thirty.fo our feet. It 10 flushed in hard
wood. the mantsls are Of the most eX-
pensive kind, aud the mirrors are very
large and costly. Grant inspected the
house o u Tuesday and wss 30 well
pleased With Il that be brought Mrs.
Grant, his SON. and his dsushtrr.in.lsw
to see It. Mrs. Grant was delighted
With the house, and the bargain was for.
mally closed and the transfer made on
Monday, the price being 800. 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-12
Omeers Of Hose company No. 1.

Liberty Volunteer Hose Company No.
l, last evening elected the following OH.
oers to serve for the ensuing term: Pres
ident. N. E. Buckley; Recording secrs-
tary, Thomas Riley; Financial Secretary,
Ed. Hummel; Treasurer, John McGrsth;
Foreman. Press. Stillman; First Assist.
ant, Charles Fry; Second Assistant. Ar
chic Fitzgerald; Trustees. p. j. Boyle.
b. McHugh and II. Tobener.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-12
Commerce and Travel.

NEW Yosx. August l2.-Ths Tribune
having interviewed John Roach, the lat.
ter said that he estimates that the total
amount paid annually to foreign ship
q for carrying American products
abroad 10 $4,000. 900. The amount
paid for passenger fares. added to that
spent by Americans travelling IN Europe,
hs thinks. gives more than the usual
surplus Of trade ip our favor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-12
Libsrsy nail TsniEhs

The Are boys Of Liberty Hose Com
pauy No. / have been hard at work de-
corstipe Miners Union Hall for their
annual ball this evening. They have
worked systematically and With . will.
and the ball Is covered with hremen's
banners, the Stars and stripes. and pho.
lures OF the daring exploits Of nrsmen
In and around burning buildings. The
foor 10 In splendid condition for dano.
ing. the best OF music has been engaged
aud everything has been done that will
tend to make the ball the incest ever
given by the company.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-12
Courteous .sa Obiixisx.

Hasbrouck & Hall. druggists, Main
Gold Hill. attend personally to
business and will 30 found courteous
and obliRipg to all who visit their store.
Besides keeping pure drugs, they have
on hand . varied aud miscellaneous as
sortment Of psriumeries and toilet srii.
Giles. Read their advertisement under
New Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-12
Jus,ics shswi.s Mercy

In the csse OF the boys tried before
Justice Hires Of Virginia. yesterday for
violating the ordinances requiring them
10 be ut homo before 9 O'Clock, the
Judge was disposed to take . l.nient
view Of the ofisnss and. though sdjudR-
ing them guilty. deferred passing SEN
tsnce and gave them . sharp reprimand.
II the boys are not caught out alter
nightfsll again they will escape punish.
mspt, bat II arrested hereafter they will
DO given . pretty heavy sentences.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-12
Irr.die.i.s . peal In Alta.

The San Francisco Post Of yesterday
says : The only change in the Com.
stock market this morning worthy Of
special mention was in Alta. and even
that was small. Il served to show.
however. that the inside m~anipulstors
Of this particular stock continue to pre-
pare for the coming deal, and arc quietly
absorbing the shares through different
brokers selected for the purpose each
day. 1t 10 quite evident that the old game
Is about to be repeated under the garb
Of mystery"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-12
IAN. C..ssiid.ssa o@esss.

A. the regular annual meeting Of the
Julia Consolidated Mining Company
h.id In San Francisco on Wednesday.
the following Directors were sIso'eo'
Thomas Cole (Prssident). J. l.. brown
(vies P~rssident). CIV. Kellogg. GEORGE
W. Gr.yson and John T. Dixon. d. a.
Charles was elected Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-12
Grow Dogs Surrender.

OMAHA, August l2.-Gsnsrsl Crook
yesterday morning received . dispatch
from Colonel Montgomery. command.
ing at Fort Niobrars. stating that Grow
Dog, the murderer Of Spotted Tail. 40
oompanisd BY another Indian. bad a..
rived at Fort Niobrsra and given himself
up. Colonel Montgomery ssksd Tor In.
st%ructions, and General Crook has tsls.
ersphed to Washington for advice. a.
Crow Dog belongs u The Dspsrtnsns Of
D.tots. which g not under Sensfs,
Crooks Jurisdiction. From Colonel
Montsomsry's dispatch Il would seem
that Grow Dog was not arrsstsd, bot
that he proceeded himself 70 Fort Me.
hrs,s and voluntarily sufssndsssd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-12
BiIii.rd Pariors Ass.chsa.

Three attachments have been fled on
Shosi / Young's billiard pariors. yir.
Qinis. B. B. Mitchell ales one against
Shosf for $3.50 for legal services. and
Hsnak OF the International Hotel and
Mrs Simpson each ale o for board In
the sums OF S55 and $50 respectively.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-12
IDi.d a. ID. 81

Charles Miller. the colorsd man found
seriously hurt at Dr.. Halle stable Sun.
day morning. died at the County hos.
pital last night. There will BE- an in
quest a. to the cause OF his death. the
circumstances attending II being suspi.
eious. Many believe he was the victim
OF foul play. Miller married . white
woman in the East previous to his set
fling In this section. and leaves four or
Ave children a. the offspring Of his mar.
risgs. The family live on American
Flat, and are said to be very poor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-12
The Queen Of the Turf, Maud B.,
rrots q Mil In $40 i4-An TX.
citing Time.

citing Time.
RocHrsrra. N. Y. August l2.-Roch-
ester glori.s tonight in the fact that
Maud s. trotted 4 mile on the track here
yesterday in 2:loh. She did 1t easily,
and could have come in . second quicker
II Bsir had desired It. At ?. ~. after
the arrival Of Vanderbilt and party.
preparations we're made for the queens
attempt. The track was 10 good condition
except for Q little unsv.nnsss on the sur
face, caused by the trotters In the recent
races. The track was dragged down and
scraper rent around. The air was cool,
but there was not leaf moving, 90 calm
was the air. Fifteen thousand people
were waiting to See the trial.
At 500 Bair drove the mare upon the
track. The fret thing hs did was to
send her around via the back stretch on
. slow jog. At the three quarter pole.
Chss. Green, monitor. joined In behind
and followed the mare down the stretch.
Al the distance stand she had increased
ner speed to q 2.23 clip. and when forty
feet before the wire Bsir gave q nod to
the Judges. They said "so." and the
Queen went away easily, but very level
and sven, which 10 just what Bair likes
for q fast heat. She increased her speed,
and a shs went up to the second quarter
abe travelled With her usual graceful q
ever stride. She reached the bali pole
IN l O6L. Then she trotted still faster.
making the third quarter 10 SIX sec-
onds, and the thrss-qusrtsrs In l:S7I.
When shs swung into the stretch, those
Who were timing her 10 the stand ex-
claimed, "shs will do It !" and she did,
by crossing under the wire without urg.
inc In 2:I0k. For the moment the
crowd kept stli. but a. soon - the
iudess hung out the fsur.s there was
great ysli. Thspeols sold sven On tim:
sasinst her, 20 Of course some DID net
lst thsir lungs "a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-12
Brewing Order.

d. F. Fox. State Deputy of the An
cient Order OF United workinsmsn. or.
gained q lodge Of that society at Aurora
on the 9th instant with eleven charter
members. The Order IL growing rapidly
In this State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-12
Tn. mi.srs' Unions Annual Picnic.

The Miners Unions Of Virginia. Gold
Hill and Silver City will hold their joint
annual picnic at Trssdwsy's park. Car.
son, on Sunday. September 4. 1881.
The programme 10 being prepared for
the occasion. and will be published
shortly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-12
All fer Glory.

District Attorney Hilss says that when
Chief Of Police Bradley Of Virginia APP
piled to him for the necessary papers to
procure . r~equisitiou from Governor
Kinkead to enable him to 90 to San
Francisco after John Angelo and Joseph
Sanders, the burglars who robbed Man.
uins's jswslry store. be voluntarily sta
ted that Storey county would not have
to pay . dollar Of his personal expenses.
either for railroad fare or i~noidentals.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-12
1Fou.,d Dead

A woman OF the town named Jessie
Lee was found dead in Q cabin In Vir.
Rinia last night. Whisky 10 supposed to
have been the cause OF her demise. a.
she was notorious for her drunken
sprses. The Coroner will hold au In.
Quest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-12

An exchange states that whales are
very plenty 10 the ocean this season.
Glad 10 hear It's in the ocean they are
plenty. Very thoughtful Of our exehsngs
to 20 state. Otherwise. timid folks
might have thought the lsvisthsns wsH
roaming the forest, looking for ehsnen
to break up picnics.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-12
Case Dissaisssd.

The case against Joseph Rilsy. the
boy Who Wa charged with asssultns .
brakeman on the v. 1T. IVES dismisssd
b, Justice Tl~annipshsm Last evening On
motion Of the pistist Attorney. The
eenplsiniss witness failed 10 pat u IN
sppsasanes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-12
Great scarcity Of Ice in New York.

Great Scarcity Of Ice In New YORK.
NEW Yosx. August l2.-Ths Tribune
says: An employee Of the Mutual
BENEFIT Company said last evening that
there has been no such scarcity Of loo 10
the city for Ave years. The Mutual
Benefit Company has lent Ice to nearly
everybody. The heat Of last week more
than doubled the demand. The brsw'rs
and butchers were 10 . great fright, and
were coming in fairly begging for Ice,
SONS Of them had $50. 900 In stock 81
stake. Similar reports are given from
other quarters.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-12

One week from today, August 18th,
Havsrly's world.famed original Mssto.
don Minstrsls will appear at Pipsr's op.
era House, Virginia. The engagement
Of this company 10 for two nights and .
matinee only.
The Board OF County Commissioners
are in session this afternoon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-12

10. Ayers Asus Cure We have . posi-
tive remedy for fever and asus and all
malariL disorders, and one entirely free
from from quinins, arsenic, Of other In.
furious drugs. Il ID the chemical sAd
medicinal triumph Of the go.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-12
DesdWood ~Carbonstes.

prADwoop. D. T.. August lathe
excitement Of the carbonate discoveries,
nine miles from here. still continues.
A new town has sprung up called West
Virginia, which 10 well represented IN oil
branches Of trade. and supports . daiy
newspaper.