davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-09
Pipss's opera Mssss.

Mr.. Kssns's performance Of Richard
III last night. although differing in many
respects from the Richard Of some other
leading sIponsnts Of shaksspsafs's
tragedies. was . hns portrayal Of the
character Of the assembling. crafty and
dsformsd tyrant. q understood BY care
full readers Of the play. The oharactsrs
Of Richmond BY Lssrook. the Duchess
Of York by Mrs. Allen, and that Of Lady
Anne By Miss Kssns were al we'll sus.
tanned.
While, owing TO dull times. and an
almost surfsit OF theatrical entertain.
msuts Of late. the engagement OF Mr..
Ksens here has not been . financial nj
cess, IL has shown him 10 bs IN actor Of
genius and great ability.
TONIGHT the kate Claxtou Combina-
ton" will commence ashort engagement
at Pipsr's Opera House In the popular
and romantic drama Of "The Two Or.
phans." This company has received the
Endorsement Of tbs press throughout The
East and In Ban Francisco. The Boston
Herald says.: "Fsw dramas have the
picturesque strength Of the Two Or.
phans', and fewer still are the actresses
Who oans 90 completely and forcibly por'
tray the suf{srines Of the central char.
aotsr - Kate Claxton." In appearance
Miss Claxton 10 rather pshts. possesses
Q most intelligent c~ountensnos, and IN
sctioa IL extremely graceful.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-09
lbout Brady and Gorham.

CHICAGO, June s.--Ths Tribune sdi-
torially says: Not the least sfiiction
put upon the late Senator csniling In
these trying times 10 the sffsetionsts
sympathy and support Of Tom Brsdy's
Washington Star Route organ. and his
imported msrino editor. George O. Cor.
hom, formerly OF California and later Of
nowhere. Mr.. Gorham 10 Q political
Ishmaslits. who was read out OF his
party ct home, and who was declared
BY ONE hundred Republican clubs In
California last year to Be NO Republican.
II 10 we'll known that the support Of
Conkline by the msrino editor and Star
route proprietor 10 entirely due to ipvss-
LEGATIONS now going on In the Postofacs
Department. The support Of these de-
lectabls persons might have been pur-
CHASED at any time BY stopping the Star
route prosecutions, and every gun In
the arsenal could bs spiked tomorrow
BY the judicious distribution Of . dozen
psrdons for criminal ~offsnsss, signed In
blank.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-09
The star Service Investigstion.

WARRINGTON, June 9.-Ths Star route
investigating committee have discovered
another instance Of gross sxtravsgsnos
In the expenditures for the mail service
In the Southwest, and have submitted .
recommendation which, when carried
into effect BY an order that will shortly
be issued BY Postmaster General James.
will result In an additional saving Of
81 600. 900 per snpum, without In any
degree orippling the postal service. The
President, In view OF the highly salts
factory progress already made BY the
committee In the line Of discovering op.
portunitiss TO cut OF useless contracts,
and the detection Of the msthods BY
which suoh contracts were obtained, re-
mains undisturbsd BY criticisms. 10
sienInss his approval Of the personnel
Of the commission, and expresses him
self a. more than ever determined to
sustain the Attorney General and Post.
master General In the untrammslsa cen.
duct OF the entire Investigation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-09
Niscellaneous

NEW Yolx, June s.-Ths engine and
some coached Of . local passenger train
on the Hudson River Railroad were
badly wrecked yesterday. being thrown
from the track. A vrsckipg train sent
there came In collision with another
passenger train. The engine OF the
latter train and the wrscking o were
nearly demolished.
CLEVELAND. June 9.-John Sherman
will bs permanent President Of the Be
publican State Convention. Foster will
b rsnominated. The Cincinnati dele.
gates have selected Louis Ssisansood for
Lieutenant Governor, and hs will be
given the place.
GALvrsToS, June "a h~iRhwsymsn.
NAKED, stopped the Frsdsricksburs
stage, on which were four passenger
and the driver. and rilsd the mails and
robbed the passengers.
WrNEPEo, June "a courier from
Fort Mcleod reports . battle on the
plains near Fort Walsh, between the
Blacklist and Creeks, In which sixtssn
OF the latter were scalpsd.
CEpAR RAPIDS. Ia, June 9.-Ths Cor.
oner's Jury held the telegraph operator.
Charles B. Lewis, for murder, By oaus'
Ing . collision on the o. q N. W. BAIL
way.
81. Louu. June e.-General Grant ID
an interested spectators at the races here.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-09
Tho Conkllngites In an awkward
Quandary.

New YoRx. June 9.-Ths TFtbuss's
Albany special says: There was . great
ooumotion among the supporters Of
Conkling and Plat last evening. remind.
Ing one Of the confused movements Of
. community Of ants on having their
h~sbitauon disturbed. Dspsw's large
gain yesterday and prospective gain to-
day were the cause Of unwonted excite
msnt throughout the evening. Conk'
ling and his chief friends bad . confer.
snos ct the Dtisvsn House, where some
OF their adhsrsnts stood 10 the hallway
near the room where the conference was
had, ~anxiously awaiting news Of the ont.
como OF the meeting. There were
present ct the conference ex.Ssnstors
Oonkline and Plat. Vice President Ar.
thur, Governor Cornell, Lewis T. Payne.
Speaker Sharp. Richard Crowley and
Superintendent butcher. The best au-
thsntioated statement about the confer
snos was to the effect that II was on the
question OF adjourning the Legislature
without slscting Senators. II 10 said
that this was the sole subject OF talk
during the conference, and there was .
decided difference Of opinion on the
subject.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-09
rhier Capssrsa.

Justice Hires. Of Virginia. yesterday
caused the arrsst Of . man calling him
self James O'Neil. who Va disposins
OF some silvsrvars TO . restaurant keeper
where the Justice vss taking breakfast.
On searching the man. . silver cake
baskst, three silver napkin rings, . sill
YER butter dish and several spoons we're
found on his person. Hs told 70 many
contradictory stories q to where he got
the articles. that the Justice had him
locked up on suspicion.
kilograms were received from Reno
this morning stating that the articles
mentioned had been stolen from Q citi.
xsn Of that place and asking the of1esrs
to keep 0'Nsil In custody until The shsr'
II Of Wsshos county came After hin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-09
Ansr.... I.s.r.., s;ssss..

BAN f~aAxoIsco. June Ga ?. H.
Nj. Diablo. o; Sierra Nevada. IL. ISL;
Hale 4 Norcross. 4 IS. A.; Alta, 4 20,
4 Is. 4 IS; Benton. 1, I oS; Silver Hill.
800. $50; Union Con-. IAN, IAN; Justice.
! Is. I 40; Con. Virginia. IS. ~. 4 IS;
Ophir 81. 81; Bslcher 8 65. 8 10; Gould
4 Curry. 81. Q; Mexican. ISL; Potosi.
~; Best 4 Belcher. i6H; Utah. II. lok;
Yellow jacket. 81. 5a; California. 2 %,
2; Scorpion. 2 05; Overman. I TO-. I IS;
Savage. 4; Andes. Q IS; Grown Point. 3 50.
~; Imperial. 23c; Benton. I oS; Silver
King. "a; Bullion. l o5. I; Albion. > 10;
Exshequer. I 70; Caledonia, COO; Julia.
CSC; Eureka Con. ss%; Dschtsl. $50.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-09
4 Conflict with tho Utes-i General
Outbreak Antlcipated.

LAKE Crrr, COL, June "a courier
from the cantonment on ths Unoom-
pahers. below Los Pinos. says: On
Monday last William May and one hun.
dred other ranohmsn organized . com.
psuy and attacked . band Of hostile
Utes near the big bend OF the Dolores
river. After . hot engagement the Utss
were forced 10 retreat. leaving two Of
their braves dead or the hsld. The
rspohmen declare their intention to
maintain their settlements and mutually
aid In defense. The hrst gun 10 now
fred In . skirmish With . band Of hos.
tiles. This will Be . serious drawback
to the Ute Commissioners, who are now
engaged In selecting . new reservation
70 remove the Utss from the Unoom.
pshsrs Valley. A general outbreak 10
only . question Of . few days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-09

At the annual election Of the North
Gould 4 Curry Gold and Silver Mining
Company. held last. Tuesday In Ban
Francisco, the following Officers were
elected: President. B. +. Dahl; Secrs.
tary. n. O. Southland; Superintendent.
T. Duffy; Dirsotors-G. Turner, O. d.
Mason, ". O. Smith, n. O. Southland.
Amy J. Mcdonald Of Ban Francisco.
In confederation Of $3.50, has decided to
the Gould & Curry Silver Mining. Com.
pany al her right, title and interest In
and 10 the north GOO feet Of the Seneca
Ledge OF Lode No. 2. situated In Viz
eipia Mining District, Storey county.
Nevada.
There will b . nice time had st the
strawberry festival and dance given BY
the ladies' Of g.. Johns lsunday-sohool,
At Garfield Hall. Gold Hill. this evsn-
ing. The Choral Society have kindly
CONSENTED to favor those who attend
with music and songs.
The case Of the extension joint OF the
sss. hydraulic pump at the Combination
shaft breaking yesterday morning. caused
the stoppags' Of the pumps. A new
casting vas at once autographed for. 1t
can be put In place In . lev hours After
its arrival.
Thomas Howe, formerly Of Howe d
o,Mears's saloon, Virginia, died at 81.
Msry's Hospital. In that city. last even.
ing. BE has suffered for . long time
with consumption.
John O'Lsary, Assembly Enrolling
Clerk Of the last Legislature, 10 the local
reporter for the Virginia Chronicle. Woe
Wells Drury. who leaves the Comstook
on business for Q time.
A boy named James connors. living
on @ street, Virginia. had his face and
hands badly burned Tuesday, while u.
p~srmenting with . Jan Of powder and .
lighted match.
Our Gold Hill dentists have been do
ing excellent business for some months
past keeping peoples teeth In order.
The butchers are selling more cheap,
tough meat than ever. These : signs
Of the times.
Good music will BE- furnishsd for
dancing At Garfield Hall. tonight. on
the occasion OF the strawberry festival
for the benefit Of the Episcopal Sunday
school.
D. B. Sessions, State Superintendent
Of Public Instruction. visited the Gold
Hill schools yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-09
III. liv.l, boy. Of Liberty Hos. Com.

The lively boys Of Liberty Hose Com.
pany have had to RON out to '~'Insursnes
Flat" beyond the Bslohsr, 20 frequently
during the last year OF %. that they have
thought OF removing to that sntsrprisips
locality, 20 - 10 be handy. Before do.
ing 20, however. they had better find ont
how many more houses are left there
which are insured. Most Of the insur.
aucs policies out there have recently
been cancelled.
The Curlsy family came back to the
Comstock yesterday afternoon. This
10 the second time they have returned
after receiving money from the County
Commissioners to 60 elsewhere. II ID
said they took possession last night OF
the house formerly occupied BY them By
crawling through the window. The irsts
owner proposes III be can And Q way Of
doing it) to eject them today.
The Commissioners Of the General
Land Once has decided that parties
who had located claims within the limits
Of the Sutro grant. prior to the date OF
the grant, are only required 10 comply
With the mining regulations prescribed
By the laws Of Nevada, and not With the
Unind ststss laws respecting posssssory.
rights.
Postmaster ohubbuok has received
orders 10 return to the sender all postal
cards bearing any writing or printing on
The address side, and hsrsaftsr no print-
ips viii BE- psfnittsd upon the address
sids Of postal cards. except that In.
printsd tSsrson d the mandatory, and
sssh - may b NECESSARY tor TIE proper
direction Of The sane,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-09
EASTERN DISPATCHES
R.ilro,d nstters and novements.

Railroad Matters and Movements
SANTA Fl, June 9. - E1-dov'rnor
Brown Of Tennessee. Vice President OF
the Texas Pacific Railroad, arrived yes
tsrday on . special car. In an interview
with . Times correspondent. dovsrnor
Brown stated that he was on his way to
FL Paso, Texas. to look after matters
connected With his road. The Texas
PsciAe wa now completed into Tom
Green county. about three hundred
miles east Of Fl Psso. Two miles Of
road we're being built daily on an .vsr-
age, and the track would rsaeh ~ rsso
BY August next. The rosd will cross
Psoosi river near Fort Stockton, strike
the Bio Grspds near old Fort Quitman,
and then. follew the river 70 Il Psso.
Santa 70 being the political AND COM
msrcisl headquarters OF New Mexico,
Governor Brown will remain here thrss
days and then proceed south. 10 VIII
return here BY the Gath instant, TO take
part In the injunction suit OF the Texa:
Pacific W. Southern Pacific, which will
bs argued here. Judge 8. B. Nswoome
has completed his bond Of S76. 1000, and
entered upon his duties - Receiver Of
tha Southern Pacific Of New Mexico.
Governor Brown expressed himself
much pleased With the portion Of New
Mexico be hsd come through. especially
with Santa Fs's delightful climate.
There seems TO be little doubt that,
should the injunction case b. decided
isvorsbly TO the Texas Pacific. like pro-
ossdings will be commenced By the
Texas Pacific In Arizona, whore the
Southern Pacific has also built upon
the grant and right Of way Of the Texas
Pacific, and unless Gould and Hunting
ton shake hands and make up, . OF
the most extensive and bitter railroad
vars NAV be looked for.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-09
LsVIessness in Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock, June 9.-outrsgss are
reported from Psrryvills. some sixty
miles west Of here. Letters hsvs been
received BY L. D. Harris, Judge Of the
County and Probate Court, and other
prominent citizens, warning them to
leave tho county " Are and guppowdsr
will b used against them. On Sunday
night an attempt was made 70 destroy
the town by Are. The nsvspapsr ofaoe
Was ignitsd. butths citizens sx~tipguishsd
the flames and drove the inosndiariss
away before they applied the torch to
other houses. Intense sxcitsmsnt pre-.
walls sad blood will probably 30 shed.
% ths citizens are determined to crush
the outlaws at oil hazards.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-09
Central Sohool-Hish School Depart
msnt-Mn. II. Il. Swift. Teschsr: An
ris Nfpdd Malta 9hafp. Loou Hall.

ogas"~t
ME Mudd. Nsttis Sharp. Leon Hall.
Central School 4 Grammar Depart
msnt-Miss N. 4. Evsritt, Teacher
Minnie Haub 81, May Gillooly 90. Ida
Dant So, Freddie Tobsnsr 96.
Central School-B and E Grammar
Dsparsmsnt- Mary Mcdonnell. Teacher:
Mamie Coughlin. Fannie Kennedy, Mag.
sis Riley. Andrew Fursy. James Hsaly.
Central Sohool-D Grammar Depart
msut-Mn. O. 8. Wentworth, Teacher:
Mary Steele. 0ussis Haub.
Central School-A Primary Depart.
msnt-May r. Hurley. Teacher: Aegis
Reeves, Harvey Black. Emma Pierce.
Minnie Grimm. Albert Thorburn. Gar
vsy Logan. John Brown. Charlie Brown.
Willie Grsinsr. Frank 0'Lsary.
Central Sehool-B Primary Depart
mont - Cassie Henderson, Teacher
Pearl Hall. Maud Trusoott, Maggie Ken
nedy, Addis Pszst. Fred Likins. John
Coughlin, Willie Hazsltine. Gee. Wsst'
lake. Edwin Thomas. John Hayden,
Lizzie West.
Central Sohool-C Primary Depart.
msnt-0soraia Wright, Teacher: Kate
Hall. Mary Csmpbsll. Annie Adams.
Martha Virgins. Maggie Steele, Annie
WiRRins, Willie Schvsiss. Albert Sharp.
Central Sehool-D Primary Depart
msnt-Ids II. Lynch. Teacher: Charlie
Haub, Lydia Holmes, Mary whslan.
Rory Suith, Sadie Msaghsr. Charlie
Smith. Johnny Lsary, Albert hsid. Alex.
Gillespie. Duncan Mcdonnell. Mary
Crooksr, Thomas Dssean. William By.
mons, Joey Haduls. Conny Msaeher.
Willie Bsokvith.
Divide school-A and B Grammar
Depsrtmsnt-T. p. Mcdonald. Teacher:
Fred'a Tobsnsr. John D. Kelly. Richard
T. Martin, Katie MoConnon.
Divide School-C and d Grammar
Departmsnt-Mn. Marie L. CASTOR.
Teacher: Lizzie Tobsnsr. Minnie Mo.
Comm. Annie Curnov. Josie Hsrnon,
Sarah Powers, Aesis Mahoney. John
Kline, Lilsy Fault. Sophia Tobsner.
Louise Bsringer. Willie Brewer.
Divide Sohool-A' and O Primary
Dspartmsnt-Nsllis r. Lyneh. Teacher:
James Kssfe, BERTHE Bowling. Johnny
Hart. Hugh Murphy. Mamie Hsrnon.
May Murphy.
Divide School-B and D Primary De-
partmsnt-Gsrtis E. Flanagan. Teacher:
Hannah Frock. Lillian White. Mary
Ksnenck, Katie Frock. Cora Richard.
Ida Lazisr. May Shshsn. Rosa Bsringer.
Annie Donahus. Milly Vssls. Katie Ken
shck, Maggie Chapman. Oordslia Dan
drsund, Mollis Manning. Willie Thomas:
Willie Whalsn, Harry Hart, Msrshall
Dsndrsund. Arthur Hoy. David Chap
man. Miksy KsnsAck.
Pupils whose names appear on the
Roll OF Honor have received an average
Of 95 Per cent. OF more In AL the
studies pursued, and have been neither
absent nor tardy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-09

er,hs.s-Bills- Is1isssss-A nee
emmsnAasien - ths 0Fana JaTy.


Commissioners Gallagher, Fraser and
wsbbsr we're present at the meeting Of
the County Commissioner last evening.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
we're read and approved.
The reports Of the county officers
(which have already been published In
these oolumns) were received and re-
ferred to the usual committees.
Commissioner Gallagher reported that
bs had seem Mr.. Sessions, Of the Board
Of Orphans Home Commissioner, In
regard to the orphan children Dolsn and
Thompson, Who had informed him they
would b admitted TO the Home, but de-
sirsd that they should wait until there
vas no danger Of introducing smallpox
into the Home.
The following bills were allowed: John
Brady, W. Z. Copeland. Vim. q. Ash.
N. Fssusy. p. B. Plank. salaries -
Deputy Assessors, 4ll2; 2. II. Hufsksr.
Assistant District Attorney. $ll2; Msssl
4 Stefan. meat for hospital, % 30;
Z. Alexander, milk for same. a; Wsshos
Brewery, beer for same, 90; T. r. No
aurn. supplies for same. $40 So; A.
Lernhart, drugs for same. 80 rs; VIM
Krsuss, INDECENT supplies. ga So; =.
Wilksp, Janitor Justice Court, 90; +.
Wilksn, work, 80 80; William Singer
land, wood for hospital, $3.50 50; Camp
Sing. interpreting. eS.
APPLICANTS 1oa AID.
Mrs. Dale appeared before the Board
and asked for aid. the giving Of which
was opposed BY Cohmissioner Weber.
Matter referred to Weber.
Aid was granted to Mrs. Cassy, Mrs.
Timothy Murphy and Mrs. n. Shea Of
Gold Hill.
The Justice Court Committee asked
for further time In which 10 report upon
the bills OF Justice F~lanningham and
Constable Sexton Of Gold Hill.
olAND JuRY RECOMMENDATION.
In a~csordsnos with the recommends
ton Of the Grand Jury, 9 resolution was
introduced requiring county officials to
present to the Board on the nrst day Of
each month . claim for oil fees earned
BY them In their official capacity, In oil
matters wherein the county Of Storey IL
interested, and which would have been
Q proper charge against the county, Tor
the benefit OF such officers under the
fee law. Action was deferred until next
meeting. 3.
II a. y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-09

Sac Francisco. June s-3 ?. H.
Alta, ~ sales; Justice. I 10 sales; Utah.
II asked. l0k sales; Belcher. 8 70 asksd;
Mexican. Is sales; Best 4 Bslchsr. 1ek
asked; Benton. I 0s asksd; Grown Point.
8 10 bid. Hale 4 Norcross. ~ asked. ~
sales; Union. 1Aa bid; 0phir. 81 bid;
Sierra Nevada. i7S asked; Con. Virginia.
4 10 bid; California. q bid. los ssksd;
Silver Hill. $50 bid. SOC asked; Gould d
Curry. 81 bid; Potosi. 81 bid; Albion.
8 10 bid. 8 10 aaksd. 8 Is sales; 0vsrman.
I IS bid. I 70 asked. I IS sales; Lady
Warrington. 25o bid. 500 asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-09

The Masonic Grand Chapter and Grand
Lodge Of Nevada meet In Virginia next
vssk. the Chapter on Monday and the
Grand Lodge on Tuesday.
The Virginia Turn vsrsin will hold
their annual picnic this year on Sunday,
JAY 10. They have not decided upon
Ehs plses.
The assessment Of twenty-five cents
osr share on Silver Hill will ~ dslin-
.ousnt In Once tomorrow.
The assessment Of u per share on
yellow Jacket was delinquent In the
Bead today.
ospsAia Taylor. supsrinissdsai Of
- YsIlsv Jsskst. vent below last even
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-09

Honey Lake. in Lasssn county. 10 .
hns body Of water, twenty miles long
and sixteen wide, bat Il 10 no more than
tsu feat deep IN the deepest part. A
friend writes % that Il q full Of 6sh,
which are easily caught, bat he does not
say What Kind Of Ash. Il seems too bad
70 have 10 Gay that . body Of water %
large q This sxists hsrsaboats without .
sissls boat upon u. Yst suoh u he
fsos. The farmers ars al TOO busy to
huild one, and psrhsps would not know
how 70 rs u Il one wsss hantasd.-
ANo LeNENal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-09
Tho Lone stage Robbsr Again.

sAx ANTONIO. Texas, June s.-Lssi
night the Fl Psso stage was stopped
seventy miles west Of here By s'lons
robbsf. There were four passengers.
two Of whom ct the robbss's command
dismountsd, with cooked revolvsrs IN
their hands, bat dared not nss because
the robbsr was behind . stump. At the
command Of the road aesnt . soldier
brought the registered mail pouch near
the stump, cut 10 open and poured oui
the mail. One OF tbs passengers had
el7, 900 concealed on his person ana
kent q,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-09

Mary E. Smith has psHtionsd Judge
Risine 10 dissolve the bonds Of
masrimopy existing between hsrs'lf and
John B. Smith. Both parties ere resi-
dents Of Gold Hill. The complaint
alleges that since their marriage defend
ant has 1t various times beaten the
plaintiff and treated her With extreme
cruelty. Mrs. Smith asks that the com.
nunity property b awarded her. and
that she b allowed 70 resume her
maiden name Of Sni6sn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-09
Missionary ConvsuIion.

CnoAoo. June s.-Amous the speak.
err at the American Home Missionary
Association today was Rev. J. h. War
rem Of Ban Francisco. who for thirty-ons
years has been engaged on the Pacific
Coast, and who gave an account OF bis
a.ld, embracing California, Arisons and
Nevada. There are over 700 churches
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-09
4 Point for Conkling.

NEW YoIx, June s.-Ths Board Of
Trade and transportation resolved today
that they viewed with apprehension the
Efforts being made By great corporations
70 control the legislative and judicial
departments Of our government. and
DECLARING that In the election OF United
States Bsnators from this etats, party
oonddersheus wsfs Of Les importanss
70 puhlis intsrssts than The sslssdon
Of nsa Who vsrs fses hon corporate
afahaiiou.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-09

II . wise ~prssssion to provide
against smsrssnoiss that are liable 70
arise in every family. A cold may Be .
DANGEROUS thing, or Il may not, depend
ina upon the means at hand to combat
II. In sudden attacks Of oold. Group.
asthma, etc.. Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL
will prove the quickest and most eject.
i've cure and your best friend.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-09

The public hss long since awarded to
Ayers hair vigor the foremost plaos
among reliable hair Rsstoratives. II 10
sf.otuai, agreeable and most absolutely
harmless. Il makes the hair fresh and
luxuriant, and old sss scarce and I'M
fashionable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-09
Nail Robbery.

CHICAGO. June "a mall pouch Was
stolen today, and I. 10 runoFsd that
Star Route contractors will be impli-
Gated 10 this matter Of pouch stealing.
Gould left Peoria tonight for the East.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-09
s.p.,s.r.. Last Evs.i.s.

Departures Last Evso1og.
r Parkinson. Mrs II Cowdsn and family,
J sw.sny. T Lewis. T Il Presho. i p II
Psibsr. A @ Hamilton. h J Chaplin. II
Norton. E Q Norris. J p Anderson. D L
Blysr. T @ Taylor. B E Ross. @ O Phil
lips. Mn z II skasgs. J Z whippls and
family. Mn N B Torp, @ 8 Hayes.