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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-05-25

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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-05-25

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-03
Death Of % old Rss,as.s.

Mrs. Margaret Mcintyre, An aged
widow lady we'll known among the old
residents Of Gold Hill. died at her resi-
dsnos. the Golden Eagle Hotsl. about
11:sO O'Clock last night. She VA about
seventy years Of age. but quite active
and ambitious, nevertheless. Although
shs was afflicted with rheumatic lame.
ness. shs walked to Virginia TIVE
or three days ago and paid her taxes,
and even yesterday abe was on the
street. She Vas worn ont with old age
and general d~ecrspituds, but the imms-
diate cause Of her death vas indigestion.
She was Q native Of Ireland and came
with her parents to New York when
she was about six years OF sgs. settling
at the town Of Cartsrsvills, Oswego
county. She came to the Pacific
coast at an early date. and with
her husband to Gold Hill In 1851.
whore she has resided and been In bust
ness ever since. Hsr husband died some
years ago.
Mrs. MeIntyrs was q very thrifty bust.
ness woman, and accumulated . con-
siderable amount Of wealth, principally
In coin. Her property In this county.
consisting Of real estate. 10 assessed ct
$S0S4 IS; but In various banks In San
Francisco and Sacramento she had on
deposit at the time OF her death about
$40. 900. She died without having
made any will, 30 far a. 10 known ct
present. She has no relatives In this SEQ.
ton, but plenty Of them where she came
from in New York. Her death was very
sudden and unexpected, - she was say.
ing only yesterday that she expected to
live twenty years yet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-03
IPipsr's opera nsuss.

As before announced In the NKws Mr..
W. E. Sheridan. supported by an excel
len. company. will open Pipsr's Opera
House. Virginia. next Monday night,
November 7th. for . weeks engagement.
During the engagement "Richslieu.
''Othello." "Louis NJ" Merchant OF
Venice" ''Ineomar" and liking Lear
will DO presented.
The San Francisco papers seem to vie
with each other in sounding the praises
OF Mr.. Sheridan. His liking Lear" has
drawn crowded houses In that city night
after night. Ths San Francisco Chroni.
Gle says Of his "Othsil0'': "It ID many
years since We have seen such seting."
II is said that his ''Louis II" has never
been equalsd.
Box Office Is now open for sale Of re-
served seats.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-03
Tombstope Items

Toxsrosr "a. IT,. November s.-Ths
survey Of the Atehison. Topeka and
Santa Fs Railroad from Benson 10 COM
plstsd to one mile from town. and the
locating engineers 60 to Sulphur Springs
Valley to begin the location from the
east toward Tombstone. The main line
from Dspine comes through this place.
and one branch goes up the San Pedro
and down the Sonora river. and the
other IL now building mp the Bsrbuoom.
art to the head Of the Santa Cruz, thence
to Magdalsna and Hermosilla.
The Huschuca Water Company 10
pushing work rapidly ON their line. and
expect to have the pipes laid BY Janu.
AIRY. The Tombstone Water Company
IL now supplying the town with an
abundance OF water at half the former
rates, or half q cent per gallon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-03
A Sonora Mine in Dispute.

TUCSON, A. T., November S.-Parties
from Altar, Sonora. say that the San
Fsllata mine has been taken possession
OF by Ms1icans. who jumped II on the
prstsnss that the parties who were work
ing II had violated the mining ordinance.
They claim that pillars were taken out
OF tho mine, which act makes . forfeit
urs. The American owners laid their
claim before General Ortiz, with afida'
Wits by several parties that all OF the
pillars removed had been taken out
years ago. long before the American.
purchased the property. The General
refused to pay any attention TO their
rsmonstrances, and In the face Of them
ordered the Jumpers to bs put In posses
sion OF the mines, thus stopping the
work OF the mines and the running OF
the mill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-03
Miscellaneous,

SAN FRANcrsoo, November 3.-Ths
Australian steamer brings thirty.avs
boxes Of specie and eight boxes Of bull.
lion, value not stated. consigned to San
Francisco banks. All will probably 60
into the Mint here.
A Gre at the Potrsro this morning do
stroysd ]. Christ's brewery. Msshan's
tsnnsry, and damaged several adjoining
houses. Loss about SIC. 900.
VICTORIA, B. O., November 3.-Ths
Csssiar mines have shut down Tor tho
winter. As . rule the miners have done
better this year than was expected. One
Chinese company took out $4,000 In six
weeks. A hard winter 10 expected In
the mines.
YnrxA, November s.-Ths mining ex-
citsmsnt on the Klamath river above the
mouth Of SCOTT river still continues to
increase. One party Of men are said to
have taken ont Of their claim last week
5l5 ounces Of dust. The rise In the
Clsmath drove them out last Sunday.
Another company took out Ave ounces
to one pan on reaching the bedrock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-03
DISPATCHES
Anether Pre.identlal Drank.

NEW Yoax. November s.-A World's
Warrington special says: A ''crank"
called ct the Capital yesterday. claiming
to bs elected Vice President. and said
that Davis was . usurpsr. BE said that
hs had been unable to come here earlier
because Of sickness. 10 was surprised
to learn that the Senate had adjourned,
but said he should walt until December
before pressing his claim further. Then
he would assume the chair and expose
Davis p~rstensions. The visitor was
m~iddle-aged and benevolent looking.
he said his name was Thomas Jefferson;
that hs was . grand son Of the Trainer Of
the Declaration Of Independence. and .
minister by profession. On this last %.
count be intended to make II enc Of his
nrst duties, alter taking office. 10 dis.
suads Senators from indulgence In
whisky. and other intsmpsrats habits.
Politically. he said he was . Whig, with
Knew Nothing tendencies.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-03
Arizona Itema.

ParsoorT, "a. IT,, November g.
News has jus. been received at the Office
OF the Arizona Miner from Flagstaff, on
the line Of the Atlantic and Pacific Rail-.
way, to the effect that on the LIST two
men we're shot aud killed BY rowdies.
vieilantss have formed and several ar.
rests have been made, and the proba-
bilities are that Judge Lynch will dc.
eide to have some banging done.
John Kelly, blacksmith. was shot on
the LIST. near the tunnel Of the Atlantic
and Pacific Railway. The shooting was
accidental and fatal.
Mining operations are active.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-03
WESTERN DISPATCHES,
OREGON Items.

PORTLAND. November 81: D. Ban
born has been appointed Purchasing
Agent for the North Pacific Railroad.
With his headquarters here.
The Oregon Railway and Navigation
Company are making soundines for .
dry dock. and they expect to begin CON.
struotion In . week.
Sunday morning. Clinton B. Reed.
Lebanon, started on horseback to see
some friends. A large dead tree fell en-
and killed the horse and rider, the lat
ter being badly mapgled. The accident
was mot discovered until yesterday after.
noon.
Thomas Dioksy. near Psndlston.
Umsdlls county, while chopping the
head Of Q chicken. accidentally dis
charged his pistol. tn. ball seins
thrsleh his side and coming ont at the
shoulder blade. Dioksy 10 net expected
to live.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-03
The water Prsbism solved.

The hydraulic pumps at the Chollsr-
Noroross-Savsgs shaft have been accept.
ed by the companies interested. and oil
responsibility taken from the contractors.
II 10 with pleasure the News states the
fact, for Il has been contendsd until re-
Gently BY San Francisco bear organs that
the pumps would never be . success.
The News has ever stated Its belief to be
otherwise. and considered the pumps to
BE- the greatest improvement in ma
chinsry ever brought to the Comstock.
The fact that the pumps have run sew
eral months without q serious stoppage
10 considerable in their favor. What 10
more 20. they have raised daily In oil
this time over 1000. 900 gallons OF water
without any trouble. and have . capacity
OF much more power. The water ques-
ton In the middle mines 10 solved.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-03

There will probably o be assess
nsnts levied by the Savage. Hale 4 Nor
eross. Chollar and Potosi mines. for the
purpose Of paying for the big hydraulic
pump ct the Combination Shaft. said
pump having been accepted By the com.
psAiss interested in 1t.
Tho Sutro tunnel 10 gradually being
put In excellent repair. Old and shat.
tered timbsrs have everywhere been re-
placed BY new ones. and the sub-dfain 10
kspti In excellent order.
Transfers from the Surrounding
country, trying to make four horses pull
Q load for eight horses. up through Main
street. IL becoming almost . daily sight.
Remember that the Episcopal Sunday
School gives q concert and dance Mon
day evening at Garfield Hall. Admis-
sion, with lunch. atty cents.
The Bonanza Mining Company have
levied an assessment Of fifteen cents per
share ON their capital stock. delinquent
December 8.
The assessments on Mexican and Yell
Low Jacket Of 81 per share each become
delinquent in the Board tomorrow.
The Virginia and Truekss Railroad
will pay OF ct this end Of the read
about the 11th instant.
The sun has been 90 warm today that
pedestrians have chosen the shady side
Of the street.
The Consolidated Imperial 10 again at
work. The new air.pips 10 being lower
Cd today.
The rock in the Alta DRIFT admits Of
excellent progress toward the ledge.
The County Commissisnsrs viii meet
tsnesrow d II o'clock 4. y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-03
the SAVAGE CROWD.
They Have shs Ce.srsl or h oesid
4 Curry Eleesiea No"
They Were Able 20 0es IL.

-
In csnvsrsation with Superintendent
Heating this morning. thai gentleman
stated to . News reporter that <hs
Savage crowd have the majority Of the
proxies for the stock Of the Gould q
Curry mine, and considerable OF the
stock besides. They believe they will
bs able to carry the election and Dust
the BONANZA firm from control. They
are sure they, do ID. II the present
management does not buy In the stock.
and should they attempt that. Hoshioh.
Levy, Lazurs and the other members Of
the combination known - the Savage
crowd would DO Likewise.
In conversation with another mining
man on the lead. the News reporter o..
pressed some surprise that the Savage
crowd had 90 easily obtained the ma-
jority OF the prsxiss for the Gould 4
Curry election. The gentleman made
reply that there need b. meme. and in
reply to inquiries stated that 90 far a
he could learn the majority OF the bro
kers il San Francisco were not very
friendly to the Bonanza mssn.tss. for
the reason that they transacted about all
their business through New York agen-
ciss, thereby giving little or nothing to
the brokers IN San Francisco. who. q Q
matter Of course. are anxious to see .
change In the management. He went
on to explain that when an excitement
occurred In mining stocks the brokers OF
the Bonanza firm we're watched, and II
they sold the stock OF . certain mint
the street did Likewise and Woe versa.
The transactions Of the firm were con-
sidered 90 important and we're 80 closely
inquired into that they found Il impos-
sibls to have . broker In San Francisco
without the public knowing Of 1t. and so
they now purchase In New York. and
their orders ZONE back a. eastern
ORDERS"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-03
Marine Disasters.

PORTLAND. Or. November s.-Tbs
British bark G. Broughton, Captain
Clsmstshaw, coal laden. from Brisbane,
went ashore at Leadbsster Point. shoal-
water Bay. yesterday. and lies high and
dry at low water. She 10 In an easy condi.
ton In o sheltered position. The crew
9 aboard. Men will be sent down
tomorrow to make efforts to get her Of.
The same day the British bark Hammer.
law. Captain Prinsls. coal laden, from
Newcastle, New South Wales. sunk ak
miles north OF Shoalwater Bay. The
captain was injured and the crew saved.
Absence OF telsgraphio communication
prevents getting particulars. It 10 sup.
pssed she was driven in by q storm on o
reef of rocks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-03
Safe in Jail.

CHICAGO. November "a Times Ne.
nominee. Wisconsin, special says: Lon
Williams In charge Of Under Sheriffs
Knight and Coleman and several depu-
ties from Milwaukee,. arrived here last
evening and was quietly taken to jail.
No demonstration was made; In fact.
but few knew OF the arrival until hs was
safely placed behind the bars. A strong
guard 10 quartsrsd at the Jail and every
p~recaution taken to protect the prisoner.
People hers are in great doubt a. to bis
identity and are inclined to give him .
fair show,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-03
A Shooting Woman.

San JOSE, November 3.--Mrs. Ida
Gordlsr OF Calavsras Valley, q we'll.
known equsitrisnns. was arrested yes.
tsrday on o charge OF assault to murder,
on complaint Of Martin j. Fsnion Of
Advise, . farmer. Hs alleges that on
Tuesday afternoon, while passing the
Gordisr residence. be was aecosted BY
Mrs. Gordier, who asked II II was true
that he had been making remarks calling
her reputation in question. Receiving
an affirmative answer. she fred two
shots from o shotgun. bat without effect.
Gordier, her husband, 10 under arrest for
battery on Fsnton, growing out Of tho
same affair.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-03
Ansr.eo. ssr..s s.p.rs.

BAN Francisco. November 3-3r p. H.
Union Con-. 1874 asked. i3S sales; Ophir,
~ asked; Sierra Nevada. lih asked;
Mexican. 81 asked; Gould 4 Curry. 6i
asked; California. SOC asked; Justice. CSC
bid. I asked; Savage. 3 40 asked; Overman
2 30 asked; Albion. Q 60 bid; Belcher. 2 80
bid; Crown Point, I % asked; Hailed Nor.
cross. q IS bid; Yellow Jacket. 4 0s sales;
E1chequsr. 1 40 asked; Chollar. 2 10 bid;
Best d Belehsr. In asked; Bullion. IL
asked; EIchequsr. I IS bid; Potosi. 2 40
asked; Northern Belle. i4S bid; Bodie.
ca asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-03
Distress and Suicide.

LOUISVILLE. November S.-Mrs. Jsn.
ME Dorsey. sgsd twenty.six. married In
Jacksonville sixteen months ego. took
arsenic on Monday afternoon and died
Tuesday evening. Her husband. Oliver
N. Dorsey. left their clearinghouse on
Saturday. TO which he was indebted for
their board, without informing his wife
where he was going. She waited and
watched for Q letter until Monday at 4
O'Clock, when she saw that the letter.
carrier had passed on his last trip. and
took the fatal dose. The expected letter
was delivered to the dying woman early
Tuesday morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-03
semsshisr 20 be Proud OF.
Considerable fun is made Of Gold Hi

Considerable fun Is made Of Gold Hill
by contemporaries. owing to the fact
thu, few people are to be seen On the
streets. II they will just step over this
way and gaze at the large number Of
children attending the public schools,
they will conclude that there are . few
people left In Gold Hill yet. II IL
fact that Gold Hill IL without the pres.
sncs Of the non-producing class who
haunt faro games and bum their living
from others, and her citizens are glad OF
II. Not only are most OF the citizens
hero at work. but o large number OF
miners from Virginia find employment
in our midst.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-03
New YORK Polltics.

NEW Yohx, November s.-Ths Herald
says: A the Republican vote In the
rural districts 10 certain to be light this
year. II 10 not probable that the Rspsb-
iiosn State ticket will come into New
York with more than 20. 900 majority.
There are many who believe II will reach
here In . minority. The prospects seem
to be the election Of the Democratic
State candidates. with o larger majority
for the State Treasurer than for any Of
his associates on The ticket; the election
OF the entire county ticket In New York;
the final disappearance OF the Tammsny
organization and its shadow and the re-
tirsmsnt Of its exploded boss" from
political life.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-03
There is nothing doing In the way Of
l-f.-- l. A.. --n.- .>r,Aa

criminal business In the police courts,
which for the frst Of the msnth ID unus-
nal. 1t can be accounted for In . great
measure by the clearing ont OF the
opium smokers, check guerrillas, and
bummers generally, owing to the dull
times. They have principally headed
for Eureka and Candslaria. With their
going Virginia makes less show Of men
on the street, but IL gamer BY the sIo.
dus.
Steps are being taken by the marks.
men in the Sarstsld Guard who partici.
patsd in the late Pacific coast contest at
Berkeley, California. to have the com.
pany rules changed SO ~ TO compel
members to practice at both 300 and 200
yard targets, instead OF only the latter.
% heretofore. It 10 o nov In the right
direction and will probably 90 into effect
after the annual shooting next Wsdnss.
day.
There have bean seven attachment
suits In Justice Fianningham's Court
within the past four days. Some have
been served on minsrs who just pro-
cured work In October, after being idle
for months. As nons OF these asked
for exemption. Il would seem they are
willing to pay their debts. and ought to
have been given Q show to do % without
being put to extra costs.
The commissions for the battalion
officers have not yet come to hand.
The delay has been caused BY the OBJ
sence OF the State Printer from Carson.
The forms we're placed In his hands on
his return last week. and as soon % they
are printed will be issued to the re-
spectivs officers.
E. A. Fargo and Co. Of San Francisco
have brought Suit in the District Court
against Philo Knapp for $500 II. with
interest thereon at the rate Of ten per
cent. DER annum from December Is.
1880, till paid. The sum sued for 10 al
legged to DO balance due on liquor debt.
The Virginia and Truokss passenger
train was an hour late this morning.
Cause Of delay. a. usual. failure Of the
Central Pacific train to arrive In Reno
on time.
A slight breeze has been stirring oil
day raising the dust and scattering It
evsrywhsrs, much TO the disgust OF neat
houssksspsrs and careful storsksspsrs.
Business 10 about ss dull now with
the brokers on the Comstock ~ II ever
has been. The same is said BY the San
Francisco press Of business In that city.
Superintendent Deidesheimsr Of the
Hale 4 Norcross was among the arrivals
this morning. he was accompanied by
bis wife.
The Alta mine had . cash balance on
hand November / Of $28. TAO 90; Ben
ten Consolidated. $4s7 80; Lady Wash.
ington. s23s0 40.
An assessment Of Atty cents per share
has been levied upon the capital stock
Of the Savage Mining Company.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-03
Ansr.es. I.Isrsai sssssss.

SAN FRAxcisco. November 3-2 p. H.
Northern Belle. IA. Is; Yellow Jacket. 4 o5;
Gould 4 Curry. ca; Beat 4 Belcher, In;
Ophir. ~, ~; Mexican. 81; Con. vir-
giuis, Q 80; Day. 1 IS. ~; California. SOC;
Savage. 9 40. . As; Ovsrman, AZ; Mexican
So; Eureka Tunnel. AZ; Silver King. 20;
Sierra Nevada. II; Hale 4 N~orcross. 2 IS;
Potosi. 2 40; Albion. 2 65; Mono. ~. I IS;
Ovsrman. ~; Justice. y5e; Utah, Z; Orc.
s5s; Bodie. ca; Andes. l IS; Kentuck. An;
Union Con-. i3S; Belcher. 2 50; Albisn.
2 65; Bedding. 25c.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-03
A Texas Cowboy Settled.

CAMp RICE, Texas. November "a
cowboy, somewhat intoxicated, named
William Edwards. alias Collins, rode int
town yesterday. intent upon driving the
Chinese out OF the country. He said,
''The Chinese must 90" and commsnced
shooting at them, striking . Chinaman
In the shoulder. A bystandsr intsrfersd,
and the cowboy threatened to shoot him.
Several shots were exchanged without
effect. he tried then to run q Chinaman
Of from Q restaurant, but citizens inter-
fsrsd and the firing became lively. Ed.
wards being riddlsd with bullets, but NO
others were injured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-03
Charges Ignsrsd.

The Reno Journal says: THE Grand
Jury yesterday ignored the charge
against James McMsehan, and also re-
fused to and bills against any Of the par.
ties connected with the Nevada and
Oregon Railroad shooting scraps. The
Grand Jury vote upon both propositions
unanimous" The Paper further
adds that the action OF the jury 10 on.
dorsed by everybody In Rene.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-03
AZ Inc savage.

The Savage drift from the Combins.
ton shaft il driven rapidly forward with
si1.hour shifts. Il 10 expected to run
the entire distance. 160 feet. this month.
When II arrives ct . point underneath
the incline, drillholes will b run to
draw of the water. When this 10 done.
Il will not take long to sink the 81 feet
necessary to make connection between
the incline and drift.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-03

The property Of the late Dean Stanley
il so disposed Of BY his will that his sis.
tiers. the relatives OF his wife. his ewn
relatives in the second and third genera.
lions. his church and personal friends.
and. indeed, nearly every q whe stood
in any way related to him by kinship.
friendship, or domestic service, comes
In for . share Of the SAC. 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-03
Buy ,E- wh,,. They are lev.

''In times Of peace prepare for war
In times Of stsanstion In mining circles
buy stocks. T. R. McGura. who dses Q
general brokerage business at his store.
South @ street. Virginia. agrees to pur.
chase ON commission. and states that hs
has money to loan on approved securi.
ties. See netice under ''Nsw Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-03

It il to bs hoped that the poisonous
ARue medicines have had their day.
Arsenic and a~uinins are not desirable
commodities to carry about In ones
system. even for the sake Of temporarily
displacing the mslsrisl poison which
produces Fever and Agus. Ayers Ague
Cure 10 o surs antidote for the Asue,
and 10 perfectly harmless, leaving the
systsm in Is good condition - before
the Ague val contracted
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-03

A miner named ceyus. working ss the
Forman shaft, Was careless enough to
place his finger on the pumping ma
chinsry where . descending rod caught
and crushed IL. The finger VA anpu.
tatsd ct the second joint.
We are requested 70 state that services
may ~ expected in st. johns Church.
Gold Hill. two Sundays In each month.
beginning nsxt Sunday evening. Nevsn.
bss 9Th, d 7 o'clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-03

The remnants Of the Philadelphia
Centennial Exhibition have been sold BY
auction. The great organ, which cost
$40, 900, went for $4,000. and 10 to be
removed to . Boston fair building. The
largest mirror In the world 1lxl6 feet.
in one plats. originally costing 5000.
vas bought By . saleon-ksspss Tor $500.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-03
The Star Route Cases.

WARRINGTON, November s.-oolonsl
Cook, special attorney for the govern
msnt In the Star route cases. appeared
In the Criminal Court yesterday and said
the government would be prepared to
argue the motion to quash the informa.
ton In the Star route cases today. Tho
District Attorney then informed the
Court that no other arraisnnsnts would
be prepared. In order that ample time
should DO given for argument. II 10 sx.
pectsd that counsel for both sides will
be present and the discussion begin to-
day.