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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-11-10
STATE AUTH CAROLINA
OCONE CAIINCx

0oUnn o., U''GENERAL sEssIoNs-pRE-
sESrMESAr GRAND JURY.
ing in the EigA judicial circuit
-, Ihs =, Grand Jury in q for tho said county
ss"tSss!: s"% n,s,: beg leave to following
lst. That they have exaA nod ,ho roor ,,o,oo
and poor farm, tho Jail am Ntho several county
Of offices and find them all IL good condition.
The poor house ana juil are aooa ordor md
neatly kopt. The poor house Ses ~ hoan Sa aana ~
cially we'll managed duri,g the ,roson, voor ana
the Steward and County con,uis;oners dessrvs
commentator for their faie,ul monogomont of
the farm and poor house. "
condition. W. s''1
Sd. That former recommendaA 90 .,
Grand Jury in reference to retail oN;ouo,. ~
the town Of Walhalla ON Sunday hayS, ,'o 49,
Carried out. II has been also reported 4 49,
is sold at Kaufmann's Brewery on SUNDAY .,nu
ing tho past ycar. No evidence of lhisS
been furnished. W
4th The Grand Jury desire to thank vo,N
Honor for his courtesy and Kindness at the nro
sent teri and 10 the Solicito, for his promnt moo
in the dispatch Of business.
Respectfully submitted.
b. FRANK ROBINSON,
Eo.,S,.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-11-10
The Elections.

Elections will be held Tuesday, Novom Der
Sth in twclvc States, including Maryland
Virginia and Pennsylvania. Maryland
elects State Comptroller. one half Of its
State Senate and members of tho House of
Delegates es and County Commissioners. Vir-
glni.t elects Stnte officers, one half Of lis
State Senate and members Of tho House Of
Delegates. Connecticut elects half its State
Senate. New York votes for Secretary of
State and Trcasurcr, Judge Of tho Court Of
Appeals, &C., and elects Legislature, in
the G..h, eleventh, tW entv-sccond and
twenty seventh Districts Congressman vii,
also be chosen to fill vacancies. New JERSEY
elects its House of Representatives and n
pat OF tho Senate. Pennsylvania elccts.a
State Treasurer and county officers. In
Wisconsin State officers will DO chosen. with
members of tho lower house of tho Legisla-
turc and a part Of lho Senator'S. Minnesota
votes for State officers and n full LEGISLATURE.
with two judges. Colorado elects Judges
and County officers. Nebraska elects n
Judge of the Supreme Court and agents Of
the University, and Mississippi clocts fun
Legislature with State officers. Wisconsin olso
votes on constitutional amendment povid.
log for Biennial elections; Ncbraka is to
dctoi mine whether it will havo woman suf-
irage, and Minnesota will not upon cons .itu.
tional provisions respecting taxation, prolib-
itng special Legislation and fixing tho pay of
Legislators. Colorado is alsa to determine
the location of its capital by ropnlar vote.
o
GET Our DooRs.- The close confnem ent
OF nli factory work, gives the operatives
pallid faces, poor appetite, lunguid, miserable
feelings, poor blood, inactive liver, kidneys
and urinary troubles, and all tho physicians
and medicine in tho world cannot help them
unless they got out of doors or use Hon
Bitters, tho purcst and best remedy, cspe-
c'a'iy Tor such cases. having abundance of
health, sunshine and rosy checks in
them. They cost but a trino.- Christian Re.
cortley.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-11-10
Chamborsburgh (Pa.} Herald |

Atter vainly spending fvo hundred dollars
for other re odics to rolicvo my wife, I have
no hesital:on: in declaring that St. jacobs
Oil will cure Neuralgia, sys Mr.. NJ. v. b.
iiersom' (of Pnkham & lIorsom.) Boston
Massachusetts, IAN enthusiastic indorser Of
its merits.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-11-10

WASH NG"oN, November 4.-Colonel Dud-
Icy, Commissioner of Pensions. has sub
m'ttcd to tho Secretary Of the Interior u
Recommendation 'l,at Congress DO asked to
appoint $500 600. 900 for disbursement by his
Office duiin& the next fiscal yeal. ending
Juno 80, 1882. in payment of annual and
accrued pensions, and also that an immedia @
deficiency appropriation Of $4,000 900 be
requested for the purpose Of paving all
ari cais of pensions to claimants whose cases
have been, or may bo favo,ably udiudicated
missioner intimatos that 10000 pension
claims will be allowed this year, and that
With n further increase in the clerical force
of tue Bureau rs many us G0,000 may bo
disposed of nett year.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-11-10
Notice to Creditors.
State of South Carolina.
dkpnsRao dInnpndu

IN THE COURT COMMON PLEAS,
~ Z. Rochester, Administrators, vs.. J. L. Ro-
chester and others.
IllE creditors OF W. D. Rochester,. doccaso !,
l arc required, under an order ma 10 by Judge
Fraser in this case, to present TO me and prove
their demands against tho estate Of said de-
ceased, according to law, on or before tho 10th
ahy OF December next or their claims will bo
barred. RICHARD LEWIS, Master.
NOV ~, 1887 52.dt
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-11-10

WAsUtNGroN. November 7.-So.nc weeks aro
Commissioner Rrnm of The Bureau Of internal
reyehue insii ucIcd collectors in The Illicit dis
':ilery districts throughout the South 10 tho
oughiy inspect Ihcir district and report by lac
10Th of November. To day Tho first response
10 the older was received from Col. CLARK OF
Atlanta. Ga, who says that upon receipt of The
instructions of the commissioners he sent out
six division deputies with six employed mcr. /.
The result Of the investigation was ihc seizure
of five distilcries and over 5000 gallons of
mash and beer.
The deputy collectors report a ma, kcd i'm
prov cment in every county visited, and say that
the people are more inclined TO furnish info.
iha'ion and 10 respect the laws. Trusted guides
aud informcrs who have previously given re-
liable information to The revenue officers, were
visited, but no Information could be obtained
from them. Property owners and other good
citizens were OF opinion that but little wo,k
would bo required TO entirely supr,ess vo-
lations Of revenue laws in their respective sec
tions.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-11-10
Final Settlement.

otce is hereby given that tho UNDERSIGNED
~ Executor OF lhe Will Of Samucl Adds d.
ceased will apply TO Richard Lewis. Jud ~ oP
rrooae ut his office nt WalhalIa Court House on
'no M ia'n aaY OF December 1881, for final dis
charge us executor as aforesaid
ii. II. GASTON.
49, 80 100, Executor
49, ~ i"ot' 52-2t.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-11-10

In regard to tho prosecution Of Gu;teau
President Arthur scems to havo Macy eagh.
on his hip.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-11-10
Notice to Creditors.
State Of South Carolina.

State Of South Carolina,
DCOnee County.
IN THE COURT COMMON PLEAS
s. {. Carpenter and others vs.. W. F. Parker
and others.
'lilE creditors of Belton Carpenter, deceased
1 are required, under an order made by Judge
riser In This case, 10 present to mo and prove
their demands against sail deceased, according
20 law, on or before the 10th day of December
next, or their claims will bo barred
RICHARD LEWIS, Master.
Nov 10, 1881 62-dt
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-11-10

FooD. "A Lc'psio physiciu,, Mr.. Beck
has written un article on the moral cf..,
Of diff ent articles Of food, in witch he saws.
'.rho ncs vousness and pcevisines Of our
times arc attributable to tea and coh,e: Tho d.
geative Organs Of confirmed cuffecdrinkcrs
aic in state Of chronic derangemcn which
reacts on tho brain, producing frctul and
lachrymose moods Many ladies addiced to
strong coffee have characteristic tenper.
which may describe M a mania for aci no
thc Prosecuted saint. Chocolate il neutol
in its psychic ef'ecs, and is innocent. TIN
suappish, pctulant humer of the Chinese can
DC asc. iDcd to their fondncss Tor tea. Beer
is orutalzins, wiho impressions, whisk cy
inidrincs, but eventually unmans. Alco..
holic drinks, combined with q flesh and fat
diet, totally suhi usato the moral man. unless
heir influence be countcracted by violent
exercise. But sedonta habits they produce
those unhappy flesh spungcs which may be
studied in metropolitan bachelor halls, but
better yet in wealthy converts.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-11-10
aluable Lands and.
Mills for Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY or OCONEE.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS:

- OOoASl vi OOMMON GLUAS.
~ Verner, Plaintiff, Complaint
against for
). a. Johns. Defendant. Relief
,ys'rtse of an order to mo directed by JuJpg
\ ~ fraser, at the recen; term of ihc Court Of
common ~, OF Pleas, for Oconeo County, I will sell
AZ Wa'halla Court IJou.c, South Carolina to-
tue highest bidder, OH sale day of Deoomber
next tho '0'
TRACT OF LAND AND VALUABLE
MILLS THEREON,
on chocstoe Greek, containing three hundred
and nme'nen acrcs. more o. less and atlioinino
lanes OF Smithson aud others being the snme
tract of land whereon The defendant, .)as a
JOHNS erected his valuable mills-ihe slr ir,oi
purchased by him from the plaintiff in ,bs ao-
ton. 80 w
TERMS or SALE-Ouc third of tho mr.
chase money in c,.sh and ho balance on n O. ct.
OF twelve months. The credit portion Of Tho
s:le to be secured by The bond of lie Durchasrr
suteiy and MOI tyaSe Of the premises. Tho
purchaser to pay extra for titles
'@r J. II. ROBINS
Sheriff Oconee County.
wv ~ iooi' 02-4t.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-11-10

Oscar L. Baldwin, tho precious rasoa |
who robbad the Newark Bank of two mill.
lion dollars, more or lcss, was last year
very generous contributor to the Republican
campaign fund. It is said that he gave
largo amounts to Star Route Dorsey to aid
in carrying Indiana in October, and also
gavo more to tho general fund than any
man in Newark. II it could only be kuown
just how much money, stolen in ono way
and another, was used by tho Repubicor,7
in the October and November clectieT
good many people would be asto"as-tf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-11-10
Rockford llll.l Register.l
Eel! Against "a Sharp Edg

This is furnished by Mr.. Wm. viii, 1913.
Franki"rd Ave, Philadelphia. Penn: Some
time since received severe injury to nv
back by i.llins anst the sharp c. of n
marble step, the stone penetrating it a, least
half an inch and leaving very painful
wound. Alter suffering for time con :
clnded to apply ST. jacobs Oil, and am
pleased to sav that the results exceeded nv
expect lions. 1t speedily allnyed all pain
and swelling and by continued use made a
perfect cure. really think it tho most
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-11-10
NcW Advertisements.
]. B. SANDERS.

! Deputy Su,yc,,0r and
1%,s" fso~ Henderson hs"dsrsS" sAAazP Public.
l. with Chester and Leh
NJ With O G. & A.,-O.n to the ursey;nr
and East. ls and Mortgages.
GH- PULLMAN SLEE's, Accounts, 60,
3, DAILY, WITHOUT CHI, O =
52.1y
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-11-10

LONDON November 3.-Tto agricultural
Dishes of tue last thee or four wears bas
had an effect which is becoming very marked
upon the London clubs Land owners look
ing around TO see in what direction saving
can be made, have in not a few Instances cut
OF their club subscriptions, and havo deter
mined, instead of belonging to three or four
CLUBS: To conilne themselves to one, or at
most two. On tho other hand, tho pressure
OF Candidates, even Mt the older clubs, is
said to have declined evidence which tends
In Tho same direction as tho extraordinary
reduction in tho return of taxation for men
servants. which indicates q dimnuton in tho
number of persons 80 employed, amounting
to about 10000.
Thoro arc fifty three Saturdays this year.
mos md
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-11-10

shfSaadwooa minister RECENTLY preohod
lioRaops, lioRa9Sot ,ed ns;a the Sunday Sch0al. acted
s1s zd Is .nssss nss 'essa sssss ss,s
preach sNlp Of foS oop GHapies, HI.., allia$ne. day.
''0 0'erWSSsnons aweek olsH AZ SSs D0 !hey y
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-11-10

General Grants MexicaWseful stops, 6
swallowed up by his inter $ASS up. :,
nl;n:stra,ion, ASco' ho"icsS
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-11-10

There arc ffty-three Saturdays this year.
Christmas and New Years day fall upon
Sunday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20
Railroad Injunction and CONTEMPT
Gaze.

Railroad Injunction and Oentenps
Caio.
Santa IN, June so.-Judss Bristol.
Of the o. 8. District Court q Ia MO-
siala. arrived yesterday to hold court IN
the matter Of the injunction Of hsTs1as
Pscias W. the Southern Pacific Bali
road Of New Mexico. 4 new phase has
been put upon the case. The ofdcsrs Of
the Southern Pacific, under orders from
Huntington, Crocksr, and The Central
Pacific people, have treated the intuno-
tion with contsmpt. Judge ]. 3. nav.
comb has only Just qualified. furnisneo
his bonds In accordance with law. mo
has demanded $50 miles OF road TO %
turned over 10 him - per order OF the
court. The ofaosrs In charge Of the
road here simply laughed d the in1eno-
.ion, evidently considering thsir orders
from Ban Francisco superior 70 tnose
from az. g. Court. They ass bow IN
contempt, and will have Q hard time o.
Il, . Judge Bristol isa fearless. learned
and upright judge. and viii doubtless
stand BY his orders legally ~ issued
and will have them executed. The oon-
tempt case will b. considered st once
By Judge Bristol, and the Injunction
case will b. argued on the Gath instant.
Counsel are getting their briefs ready:
and the legal fight will son b IN fun
blast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20

Secretary Muloahy gives notice In an
other column Of the dine the excursion
train to San Francisco will leave Viz.
ainia City, and also The exact tims Of its
return. Bead the advertisement.
There have been about 500 tickets sold
In Virginia and Gold Hill for this exour.
sion. which hllsd the cars allotted TO
Storey county. Arrangements have
been made; hoysvss. 70 procure Two
ip Goli Hill Who have not tickets and
vish to 20 can leave their names d
Ohubbuck 4 Thorborn's Postofhos We.
risty Store, whore tickets will b fur
nishsd than q soon - they can Be he'd
from the proper psrsons. Il 10 expected
that 100 more tickets viii b disposed Of.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20
tn. ...mip.uoi exercises q. Bishop

The examination exercises at Bishop
whittaksr's Reno school for girls com.
msuoss today and finishes Wednesday.
There 10 said to be . party Of young
folks made up on the Comstoek TO visis
the school reception on Wednesday
evening.
Miss Kinney. the young lady recently
90 suddenly afflicted with blindness and
deafness, and who 10 also specifies, 10
reported to b somewhat stronger todsy.
She ate halt an eeg, . piece Of toast and
drank . cup Of tea for breakfast.
Early In the morning O street. Wiz.
Ripis, 10 thick with butterflies. Hereto
fore but few Of the bright beauties have
ever bsen seen here, and the unusually
large number OF them this year attracts
much attention.
Some OF the mining companies whose
pay days are the 9Th and 9th Of the
month, propose paying on the sd Of
next month, thus giving their employees
money to spend the Fourth - they
wish.
Judgs Rising announced this morning
that the District Court would adjourn
until the September term on June so.
which Was dxsd upon - law day. The
court calendar 10 entirely cleared.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20
Blaine Going to take . spln.

CHICAGO, June 20.-A Tribune Wash.
inston special says an intimate friend
Of Blaine says: he told me the other
day he was going to Maine to spend .
good share Of the summer. Hs was
getting . wagon hxsd up for . fourth.
hand team. He had four handsome
bays, and was going to all that drag
with his own children and bis neigh
bors children aud 60 .spiunipg
round the Maine hills. camping out,
fishing. losHng and having good time
ont Of doors. he thinks this II what hs
needs, fresh air, relief from care. diver
sion for mind and body. and b%snishusnt
Of ONCE hunters. Hs II Q good fourth.
hand driver. he learned how to drive
In oslifornis, and hss-had . good deal
Of practice since.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20
Railroad Purchases and Changes.
Texas and Pacific.

81. LeuIs. June 2o.-It vas stated 81
the headquarters Of the Texas and Pc.
eiho road ct Nsrahall, Texas, yesterday.
that Jay Gould has bought the con.
trolling interest, or over two-thirds Of
the stock, In the East Llns and BED
River Marrow Gauge Railroad, now run.
ming over $50 miles from Jefferson. Of
James Scott, Ito President, who 10 . son
Of the late Thomas A. Scott. This Il
regarded a. . ohsokmats BY Gould on
the Texas and 81. Louis Railroad. The
Texas and Psoihe track 10 now laid
hitssn miles, and 10 being pushed on o.
the rate OF eight miles per week. The
extension Of the Missouri Pacific 70 its
intersection with the Texas and Psoiho
1t Minola was completed last evening.
and the trains oan nov run through
from 81. Louis TO Ssu Antonio without
change; also 10 Houston. Austin and
other far south points 10 Texas.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20
the fRltnptY coHTEsT.
me Csrss. ossrA rssa Badly
Dsassa "A Wisay Day-sesrss.

The friendly contest between the
shooting teams Of the Carson and EN-.
met Guards took place yesterday ~ an
noupced. A number Of the Emmsts
we're ct the train to receive their visitors
and all hands at once proceeded 70 the
shooting range Of the Comstock COM
pany and commenced the work Of the
day.
Quite . large crowd assembled to
watch the shooting Notwithstanding the
fact that the day wss windy and disagree
able. Everybody appeared to be In the
best possible humor. and the days sport
was In nowsys marrsd By aocidsnt'or
UNPLEASANT incident.
After the termination OF the mateh,
which resulted In Q victory for the Em.
NETS, the Carson Guard team and their
friends were escorted to Ntxmsiss 3
Armbrust's restaurant and allied up With
al the good things 10 b found In the
market, d the expense OF the yiotors,
and we're also sgrssably sntsrtainsd by
various devices until the time came for
their departure.
Following u the individual scores Of
each team:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20
Theatrical.

Havsrly's Mastodon Minstfsls closed
. successful engagement Of Pipsr's
Opera House last night. Gross rsesfpts
for three nights and . matinee were
nearly $4,000. Not bad for dull times.
The psriormanoss Of this company were
very pleasing. Good music, good jokes.
imposing appearance. etc.. etc. Our
thsatsr-sosrs ~patronizs literally . com.
pany that furnishes lively. funny and
amusing entertainments. but do not
care to be made parties to scenes Of 40.
ti,ious woes. II thsstrieal Managers
could Be made to understand this fact
they might save some little money:
John A. Stevens, with his "Qnknown,"
and ststson with "Ken,uok." may sue.
coed In making money elsewhere. but
they cannot draw full houses here.
Even Kate Claxton, with . good com.
pspy, could not draw . Sufficient mum.
bsr Of ducats from our people to pay
expenses. Oause-Hsr plays were OF
too somber Q hue.
Hsverly's Minstrsls will perform In
Carson tonight. Marysvills tomorrow
night, the four succeeding nights In
Sacramento. and will open In San Fran.
cisco June 9th.
Why are some thsatsr-gosrs 20 anxious
to show their lack Of good breeding % 10
Jump up and rush out OF the house about
. minute before the curtain drops on the
last aet2 They disturb those who have
q riRht to witness unintsrruptedly the
whole performances. and fall TO Impress
the audience With . sense Of their sups.
rior knowledge OF matters pertaining TO
the stage. The practice 10 abominabls.
Another nuisance ct the thsatsf In the
man who leans forward In his seat and
places his arms and head on the back Of
the seat before him. and from that posi-.
ton sxhales his warm and odorifsrous
breath upon the neck. and sometimss In
the face. Of the person Immediately IN
front OF him. To . nervous and ssnst.
live person this nuisance at bis back 10
almost sufacisnt TO drive him wild. II
should DO abstsd. svsn II . big club has
TO be used TO do II.
What Q boon h.would Be 10 thsatsr-
aoers Of the masculine gender TO have .
clean place to put their hats during an
evening performances:
Why cannot al theatrical companies
do justice to those persons who attend
matinee p~srformanoss BY playing the 3D.
vertissd programme 10 full. instead Of
outing short and thereby insulting the
Intelligence Of the audience. ~ well a.
defrauding them Of . part Of their sdmis.
sion feet
Late Denver papers contain psftieu.
lars Of the suicide OF Give Hsrsse, hus.
band Of Maggie Duesanl whom thsatsr-
eosrs will remember a. the "hieh
kicker" with the soldsns Opera Com.
psny. he jumped from . bridge over
Clear Greek into the stream below and
was drowned. Hs had objected 10 the
dress and dsmeanor on the stage Of Miss
DuRRan (his vifs). and they quarrslsd.
Miss Duesan played her part on the
stsRe ON the night OF her husbands
death, and kicked - high - usual.
"Haxsl Kirks." . piece that has had
q splsudid run In ssn Francisco. will b
performed Ut Piper's Opera House, Vif.
einis, July II, 10 and le.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20
DISPATCHES,
Tho Star Route Orookedness SILL
Being 0verhauled-Hrosh Raical'
itlea Continually Un0aPthed.

New Yoax. June 2o.-Ths Washing
ton correspondent Of the Times says :
The collection and classification Of svi.
d.nos upon which to base the prosscu.
ton Of the dishonest star routs contract.
orr and their oonfsderatss In ofaos has
been continued quietly during the past
week. The force employed 10 small. but
excellent progress 10 made. Evidence 10
coming from oil parts Of the country.
and the Investigators have had their o..
tsntion directed every day to hitherto
unknown Gases Of fraud. AZ the
ZANE time the Postmaster General
and Second Assistant Elmer Howe con.
tinusd the application Of common sense
methods and business principles to The
existipe fraudulent star service and the
incomes Of the ring fsvorites are eoniin.
uslly becoming beautifully less. Reports
msds BY honest special agents In relation
to the '.orooksd service" are now com.
inc In every day, and much useless and
fraudulent service has been marked for
disoontnuanos. Action upon these cases
d not taken until after exhaustive exam.
instion and conclusion Of arguments on
both sides. The department proposes
TO b sure Il 10 right before Il ''soes
ahead" A. the same time the methods
which have prevailed In this Dc.
psrtmsnt regarding the allotment
Of clerical work. location Of divisions
and May other details have been closely
eSsminsd BY The commission. whose
purpose 10 70 introduce proper business
methods and r~soresniss the working
force In the most efaeisnt manner that
circumstances win allow The results
Of The labors Of the investigators and sx-
sminsrs Of fraudulent and useless ser.
Woe, and Of the inspectors Of The inter.
nal economy Of the department., cannot
fail 70 be Of almost ~inealoulahls advan.
taes 70 the people Of the nation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20

sAx InAxcIsco. June 90 ?. H.
Mount pisblo. sk. 81; Scorpion. ! 30;
Julia. $50; Andes. AZ; Sierra Nevada.
lsk. isS. i6k; Belehsr. 81. 8 ~. ) 10.
. 20; Utah. l2k. l2h; Union. IL. lsh.
Isl; Grown Point, q 80. Q IS. . 90; As1'
lean. i2N. i2S; Con. Virginia. . 90. 81;
California, ik.l 10; Union. ls&; ophir.
~; Gould 4 Curry. Q. 81; Best 4 Bel.
char. isH. 10; Union Con. 1st; Alta.
. %: fellow Jacket, 81; Potosi. ~; Day.
IL; Justice. $50; Benton. 600: Hale =
Norcross. Z 90; Tiptop. Z Is. Z 90; Bseh-
tsl. I os. I; E1ehsqusr. ~; Savage. . 90.
~; Eullion. I 90. I IS; Northern Belle.
10. i7k. i7k; Albion. 8 IS. . %; Gale
donia, S0o. 4Sc; Alpha, 4.