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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-25
, opsr. .

Next Tuesday evening Haysrlsy's Com
sdy Company will open at Pipsr's Opera
House Q short season Of the drama with
the " s~tratseists." The play will hold
the boards Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday evenings and there will DO q
special matinee at 2 p. N. Wednesday.
The cast Of the play will be found In our
advertising columns. It is laughabls
absurdity ; and ct this time should DO
especially welcome as 1t will sssuredly
have q tendency to mako long. faces
broad for the time being and will furn'
ish something amusing to remember.
The Company has been organized BY
Haverley-ths great j. b. Haverly-
expressly to produce this play
and IL has achieved q roaring sue
cess everywhere east and is now on its
way for Q run in San Francisco. It 10
very kind Of Nj. Havsrly and good Of
Mr.. Piper to let our people see the
..Strateeists" before Il Is produced In
San Francisco. The company will not
stop anywhere else this side Of the
mountains. The box ofioe at the Opera
House il now open for the sale Of 70
served ssats for the entertainments.
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vd,,on,s Electric light.

New Yoax, March 24.-Ths Tribune
says: Major T. B. Eaton, Vice Prssi'
dsnt Of tho Edison Electric Light Com
pany, said to q Tribune reporter ysstsr'
day In regard to the resolution passed BY
the Alderman giving the company per-
mission to lay wires through the city;
'.If the resolution becomes o law the
company proposes to 60 to work at once
and light the district bounded BY Wall.
Spruce and Nassau streets and East
river. The Etna Iron Works building
will DO lighted in two or three weeks by
several hundred electric lights. The sys-
tenn Is now absolutely complete. There
are eight miles OF main in Menlo Park.
We have obtained the right OF way in
Detroit and Toledo. and arrangements
are making for obtaining that privilege
In Chicago. Cleveland. Cincinnati, Balti'
moro and Boston"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-25
The Banana" Line.

ST.. LOUIS, March ga Kansas City
special says: The frst train from San
Francisco over the Banana line arrived
here yesterday morning in charge Of
Conductor Hallett. The train consisted
Of twelve cars, drawn by the engine JED
Coolidge, with I. Dickinson holding The
throttle. The cars were all crowded.
and seventy.fvs through passengers
were aboard. The run was the most re-
markable on record. The train, having
left San Francisco on time, was on time
at every station on the long line OF 2Soo
miles, and arrived here on time.
A large party OF Chicago CAPITALISTS
arrived here by the Chicago and Alton
road yesterday morning. en- route to New
Mexico and Arizona, to invest In mines,
and left last evening on the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe road.
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Kstghis or ryshias.

When the knights Of Pythias OF Ne.
vada visited the Grand Lodge Of Caliior-
mia they extended an invitation to the
Knights Of that State to visit Nevada.
This invitation was accepted and the
Californians will shortly make the visit,
in view Of which fact Grand Chancellor
Cooper. OF Nevada, has issued q circular
letter to the various lodges Of the State.
which be concludes BY saying: at be-
hooves rs to meet 10 council and make
the necessary preparations to perform a
pleasant duty. Therefore I will urge
that u committee OF three be appointed
from each lodge in the State. with full
power to make the necessary prepare
Iivus for our brethren when they come.
1t 10 hoped that the lodges will take i'm
mediate action In the matter and appoint
active and energetic brothers 10 serve on
the committee. and that harmony and
good feeling will guide them In all their
actions"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-25
Senator sharon's Salary.

WASHINGTON, March 25.-It appears
from the books Of the Treasury Depart
msnt that, after all, there were deduo.
tions made from the salary Of Senator
Sharon on account Of chronic absence.
Mr.. Sharon did not put In an appearance
at all during the period Of the extra sss.
sion which commenced In March, 1879,
and ended on July l. 1879. and by order
OF the Secretary Of the Senate his pay
for that entire period was retained and
covered back into the treasury. 1t
seems that Sharon made 10 remon-
STRANGE and accepted the decision OF the
Secretary without remark, although II
IL generally believed that he made the
point that there was NO authority under
which his pay could have been withheld.
The provisions OF law under which the
Secretary Of the Senate based his action
are contained In sections 40 and Al OF
the Revised Statutes. which provide
that the salary OF each member OF
the Senate shall bs deducted for
each day that he has been
absent. unless he assigns Q reason for
such Observation-Disclosures Of himself or OF
some member OF his family-snd, also.
his mileage. unless BIO has Withdrawn
from his seat with the consent OF the
house OF which he Is Q member. When
Gorham was Secretary OF the Senate be
referred the question OF Senator Sharon's
right to draw his pay, despite his fire.
qusnt absences, to the First Controller
Of the Treasury, Taylor, who decided
that the Act OF March 7th-generally
called the Back Pay Act-rendered inop-
erative Sections 40 and Al OF the Re.
vissd Statutes. The present Secretary.
when he came into office. again referred
the matter to the First Controller, at
that time Mr.. Porter, now Governor OF
Indiana. Mr.. Porter held that 1t was .
question for the Secretary OF the Senate
to decide, and Mr.. Burch tbereupon de-
cided that Sharon was not entitled to his
pay for the extra session at which be
was not present. This, Il Is believed. Is
the only case where the pay OF o Sem
ator or member has been withheld on
account Of absence.
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Rohsrtson,s Nomination.

New YoRK, March 25.-The Times
says Robertson has distinguished him.
self o. an ardent friend and advocate Of
Blaine in the long struggle which that
gentleman has made for the presidential
not1nation. His nomination to the
New York Custom House, with 30 large
a force Of employees, will certainly give
courage to those who think that adroii
and energetic use OF the Federal patron
age will 20 far toward determining q
presidential nomination and election,
and who would like TO see Blaine the
successor OF Garfield.
CHICAGO, March 25.-The Journals
Washington special says: Conkline's
friends say no %apprehsnds no difficulty
In securing the rejection Of Robertson
a. Collector al New York. The nomina'
ton IL In Conkling's hands as Chairman
OF the Committee on Commerce, and be
will not delay action upon 1t. He be-
lisvss the Senate will not 60 against the
wishes Of both the New York Senators,
and therefore, he 10 not disturbed over
Il. Politicians today credit Blaine with
having brought about the nomination 10
consequences OF Robertson's having
divided the New York delegation. It ID
understood that Judge Phillips will de-
cline the judgsship OF the Court oil
Claims on account OF the small salary.
ALBANY. March 25,-On motion Of Ja.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
The senatorial deadlock.

w~AsurxoTos, March 24.-It looks
now ss IL the contest over the election Of
Senate officers will be q. question OF
physical endurance. Cameron has Civ
en- open notice that the Republicans in
tend To fight it out TO the bitter end.
The Democrats accepted the issue. and
there IL an evident determination on
both sides. The Democrats state that
when night comes they will leave fifteen
Of their number, sufficient to call the
YEA and nays. and the others will 60
home to rest. The Republicans, after
ascertaining that the Democrats mean to
continue In their discrimination to fight.
will also detail relief. Tbs contest prom.
Uses to DO one Of the most determined
which has ever occurred between parties
In the Senate.
Senator Hosr. In q speech. said the
declaration OF Brown. that the Demo-
Gratis will resist the election Of Senate
officers until June or even December,
was revolutionary and trsasonable-that
no such treason had before been uttered
In the Senate.
CHICAGO, March 24.-Both Rspubli.
cans and Democrats were treated to q
surprise by David Davis today. As sosn
a. the Senate met the resolution for cleo.
ton Of officers came up. and alter Pen.
dlston had specially appealed to Dawes
not to press the resolution OF this session
and been refused, Davis took the floor,
and In O short speech attempted to
justify his vote on the reorganization OF
comnittses. and then said he was clearly
OF the opinion that as the majority In
the Senate had r~eorganizsd the commit
tees they should also have control OF the
Senate officers. and he would not inter-
pose any vote against the speedy accom-
plishing OF that result. This speech
created q profound sensation ON the
Democratic side. while the Republicans
showed unmistsksbls satisfaction. The
Democrats then began flibustering. and
offered motion after motion 10 adjourn
or 20 into executive session. There was
one majority against all the motions
Malone and Davis voting with the Re
publicans.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-25

San FHIsc'sco. March 2s-3 ?. ~
Alb.ss. 2I5. 2 40, los. 2 10; Navajo. I 10,
IN; Best 4 Belcher, IL. Ia; Savage.
1 10; Potosl. 2 20; Yellow Jacket. 2 65;
Hale 4 Norcross, ~; Grand Prize, Csc;
Gould 4 Curry. 5 81. . o.; Belcher. 1 IS;
Sierra Nevada, ca; Bechtel. Sc. Orc. 75c;
Silver Hill. 2se; Chollsr, ! SO; Goodshaw.
soc; Day. SOC; Ophir. 3 IS; Con. Virginia,
z 65; Belle Isle. SOC; Andes. I 20; Tip
Top, Az; Mt. Diablo. 81; Black Hawk,
zoe; Northern Belle. 1SS; Utah, 7.Gs.
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Tombstone Pistol Argument.

TOMBSTONE, A. t., March 24.-An'
other shooting ARRAY occurred here yes
tsrday morning about ten o'clock 10.
tween Albert Bilicke and a man named
Wilson, resulting In the serious wound.
lug OF the latter. Wilson was quarrel.
ing with Bilicke and his father, and
finally drew q pistol on the elder Bilicke.
Albert saw this movement, and. realiz-
ing his fathers peril. sprang to his
his assistance. and shot Wilson through
tho head. Wilson's wound 10 serious.
bat not necessarily fatal. Young Bilicks
had . preliminary examination ut once.
aud was admitted to bail In the sum OF
$500. He IL charged with assault to
commit murder. but the sentiment seems
to justify young Bilicks's action in de-
Tending his father.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-25
n.A. % 1900 1sa

Since October 30. 1880. l59 persons
have been committed 10 the County Jail
OF Storey county. the period OF confine-
ment varying from one day to 100 days.
The south lateral Of the Sutro tunnel
will now DO continued with all speed
south from the Jacket toward . point
400 feet west Of the Forman shaft.
The ~spizootio is making considerable
besdway on the Comstoek and some
men think they are getting the same
thing in the shape Of an epidemic.
workmsn are repairing the railroad
track through the straight tunnel. put
ting In new ties and cleaning up the
ground.
The Chief OF Police OF Virginia says
o good many suspicious characters are
now finding their way to the Comssock.
superintendent Crawford. Of the Car.
SON Mint, and Ed. Niles, Of the Carson
Tunes, were ON the Constock yesterday.
The Leviathan Mining Company has
levied IN assessment Of 25 cents per
share. delinquent April 26th.
Young Buckley, who was accidentally
shot some weeks ago, ID able to come
out and sun himself.
Strawberries have put in . second ap-
psarance on this side OF the mountains.
at fifty cents per box.
The delinquent sale Of the Silver Hill
Mining Company has been postponed
until March 10th.
The Omega tailinss mill. Six mile
Canyon. will probably soon be started
up again.
Dick Rule. formerly Of Virginia City.
In one Of the Fish Commissioners OF
Arizona.
Tho District Court will again be In
session tomorrow morning ct 10 o'clock.
The Posi says Gould & Curry Is the
f~avorite stock Of the central Comssooks.
The Bslchsr has completed repairs to
bob station No. 3.
annie Tanning has Hled . declaration
Il homestead.
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The Asylum Site.
Reno Journal, March "a.

But four members Of the Board were
here yesterday to select the site for the
new Asylum. Gov. Kiuksad and Lieu
tenant Governor Adams being absent,
After viewing the various sights proposed.
Mrssers. Deal, Huffsker, Crockett and
Hallock. decided upon the spot hereto
fore mentioned In the Journal - the
bench near where the river takes q bend.
Just far enough in to allow plenty Of
room for nice grounds In front. Forty
acres Of land will be reserved for Asylum
purposes. The building will face south
The location il . splendid one; In fact,
the very best that could be chosen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-25
Wilson B. Ellis. Grand Lecturer OF the
r-,a.r.nasrt Order of Good Templars Of

Wilson B. Ellis, Grand Lecturer Of the
Independent Order Of Good Templars Of
Nevada, will deliver stirring lectures at
the Methodist Episcopal Church. corner
OF d and Taylor streets. Virginia. this
evening and tomorrow evening. The
lectures will commence ct 80 o'clock
and will be free.
James Orr, q miner in the Sierra Ne
vads. had his right ankle dislocated ct
an early hour yesterday morning by the
scaling away Of q piece OF rock In the
drift where he was working. He also
sustained a fracture OF q OF the bones
OF his leg. His injuries are very painful.
John Piper. Of the Opera House, last
night received q dispatch from katherine
Rogers, now ct San Francisco. She says
abe canuot oome hero next month, a
had been arranged. It appears that she
is now compelled to 60 to Oregon, but
will come to this city as soon as possible.
The California mill, which has been
shut down for two or three days. started
up again today ON Sierra Nevada ore.
The mill 10 we'll Allied with the ore. % 10
the Union dump. It 10 expected that
the present run will be from l20O to
1900 tons yet this month. The rock av-
eragss about $40.
Mary Louise johnson Of Gold Hill has
brought sui. against her husband, VIM.
johnson, for divorce, alleging extreme
cruelty and asking permission TO resume
her maiden name. The parties were
married Id Oakland less than three years
ago.
The New York Graphic says as follows;
"Mrs. Msckay. the wife Of Macksy. the
rich Californian. Who has been living in
Paris for several years, will abandon that
city this year and settle permanently In
New York"
It il now intended 10 run the first
passenger train out owe the Carson and
Colorado Railroad to Hawthorne on the
10Th proximo. It will probably be made
the occasion Of an excursion trip BY a
small party.
Lot 8. block /, range o, on the Divide,
which was sold for taxes and bid 10 by
the county. has been redeemed by Geo.
j. d. King; amount, $6S S0; formerly
the property Of Thomas Carroll.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-25
The Case Of Delegate Cannon.

WASHINGTON, March 25.-Prepsrations
are being made to contest the Utah case
in the most vigorous manner. Gov.
Murray has gone home after full consul
tstion with the President, who assured
him that hc should have the support OF
the administration. Campbell's friends
have proof OF the most convincing char
acter to establish the fact that the papers
through which Cannon establishes his
claim to citizenship are forgsriss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-25
Miscellaneous

BERLIN. March 24.-The Russian pro-
posals for arranging international meas
ures for the sxtirpation OF Nihilists are
favorably received hors. It was the
original intention OF Grown Prince
Frederick William to 60 to 81. Peters.
burg with the Prince and Princess Of
Wales, but he started six hours In ad-
vance Of them. In consequence OF the
Gear sending Q telegram asking him to
arrive. q few hours before the Prince and
Princess, as he wished to have . conn
Dental conference with him. This 70
quest 10 interpreted here as favorable "a
the continuation OF friendly relations
between the W. empires.
The government 10 preparing . bill foi
the regulation Of emigration. which will
be introduced nsxt year. II mot this ses'
sion.
ST. PErERsDuRo, March "a. An.
other female Nihilist, friend OF Roussa.
kof and Hartmann. has been. arrested
here. Owing 10 her relations the indict.
ment against the prisoners connected
with the assassination Of the Gear must
be recast aud the trial further postponed
o few days.
CoSsriSrNopLr, March 24.-Thsre ID
great activity In all admiralty factories.
The Porte IL negotiating with Newcastle
firms for the delivery Of Goals at Chic.
Rhodes, Crete. valo. Sslonica and In the
D~ardanslles. Another thousand troops
have gone to valo. The total Turkish
force on the frontier 10 now $4,000.
DURHAM. March 24.-The Beers 70.
Gently occupied the prison at Patched.
strom, 500 yards from the fort beld by
the Twsnty.6rst regiment. The British
commander determined to dislodgs them,
because they annoyed the garrison.
Some soldiers charged the prison, en-
tered Il and killed three Beers. The re-
maindsr tried to escape. but the men 10
tho fort shot Is Of them. The British
Lost three killed.
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steel r~ra.sscsiess.

The following summary Of stock trans.
actions ct the Bay il from the San Fran
cisco Daily Report:
Total Comstock sale for the first hall
Of February. 269.G95 shares.
Total Comstock sales for the first bali
OF March. 200. 400 shares.
Total sales Of all the outside stocks
for first half Of March, 2l0,210.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-25
Gold Canyon.
Reese Rirer Rsrsiiie, March "a.

Reese Rirer Rsrsiie, March "a.
The canyon in which Gold Hill and
Silver City are situated was located be-.
fore 1853 by the Mormons. They took
out considerable gold by rude imple-
men,s prior to the discovery OF the Com.
stock lode In 1869. When the writer OF
this "came the plains across" IN $685.
there were quite a number OF Mormons
at work there. At the foot OF the can.
yon ON or near the bank OF tho Carson
river was a trading post which furnished
them with supplies. as also the emil
grants. After the discovery Of silver.
gold mining became q thing OF the past,
or at least but little attention was paid
to that branch Of mining.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-25
ssar,eha W. Overmas.

The Carson hder says: The case
against the Ovsrman Mining Company.
brought by Mr.. Starioha for damages
resulting from the falling OF q wrench
upon him from the mouth OF . winxe
down which he was being lowered. was
yesterday on trial before the Circuit
Court. There was q variance between
the proof and the p~lsadines, and the
plaintiff was allowed TO withdraw q juror
and dismiss the case. The case will
probably be commenced again. The
damsPe claimed IL $4,000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-25

The Boston Herald tells Of . man 10
France Who made q bet Of 1900 forms
that he would collect In one year $500
Of the 5000 Austrian krsuzsr pieces
which were coined In 1873. he col.
lected about 1900. and then his secret
got out, 90 that . corner in these pieces
was Immediately formed. aud their mar.
kst price 10 now q form each. The
collector may yet win his wager, but It
will cost more than he will gain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-25
Another Profitable Railroad.

CHICAGO. March 25.-Ths annual TO
port Of the Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy Railroad for the year ending the
3lst Of December last, shsws that the
road earned $40. 492, 0A5; the operating
expenses and taxes were %. 804. 493: net
earnings. $l0.6 87. $50. During the year
there has been expended for new tracks,
srteusisns and equipments added, So
206, 891, and the outlook 10 very promis-
inn for increased business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-25

Gar 10 an abbreviated form OF Caesar.
Nineteen hundred years age . sooth-
saver cried out to Julius Cesar: "Be-
ware the ides OF March !" The ides
were 18th. l4th and 18th days Of the
Roman months. Caesar was assassinated
on the ides Of March. But the act not
only failed to free Rome from smperors.
but fixed the Cesar yoke upon the PEG:
pie for centuries thereafter. What will
the ides Of March do for the Russian
Nihilists 2
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-25

The Vice President OF the Western
Lumberman's Exchange estimates that,
II the demand for lumber increases pro-
portionatsly, the forests Of the United
States will be annihilated In twenty
years, The timber supply 10 becoming
20 rapidly exhausted that within the
nsxt tan ysars ssmsthing like q timber
famine may b looked for.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-25

Cameron, who was sentenced to con-
hnsmsnt in the County Jail Oct. 30 for Q
period Of 100 days for going through
the Silver Palace saloon. Virginia, at the
time OF the big torchlight procession In
honor Of Colonel Fair. will BE released
in three days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-25
Beecher Sells His Homestead.

New YoRK, March 25. The Sur
says: Bssehsr has sold his house on
Columbia Heights, Brooklyn, where he
has lived many years. The house was
mortRaged some years ago for $40, 900,
and subsequently, for 5000. the las,
named sum being raised for the beashi
Of Theodore 'Tilton when the scandal
which aftsrward came to light Was being
s~mothsrsd. Il 10 understood tia,
Bsechsr expects to move to his house d
Peskskill, but he probably will continue
to have Q winter residence In Brooklyn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-25
Arrival. rn,s Merss.s.

j Wiley. J N Robinson, 4 Packard. j
w Eckley. Mrs Green. N Caravan. BF
Foster. Bishop Whitaker aud wife. Miss N
Taylor. II b Hunt. s d Bailey. + Hall,
Miss Anderson.
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STOCK REfOnr.
san Fr.aetsee Besrs.

LAST EVENING.
100 Belmont, SOC
500 Northern Belle. l3k
600 Grand Prize, 75c, SOC
$50 Argenta, leo
400 Navajo, I IS
1900 Day. SOC
32S Albion, ". I 45 $50, i -
2s5 Wales. 9Sc
100 Mt. Diablo, 81
1l0e Mt. Petosi. 1sc
500 East Mt. Diablo, l5c
400 Columbus. Soc
400 Bechtel. soc
100 McClinton. l0c
30 Tioga. 40c, 35c
100 Goodshaw, 500
so Concordia, 2
1850 Blackhawk. zoe. l5c
$50 Syndicate, Sc
100 Booker Con-. loo
100 Con. Pacific. SOC
80 Jupiter. l5c
GOO Addenda, zoe
500 Orc. &c. 70c
800 Paris, Coo
s. Tiptop. ~
80 Silver King, 22a sl0
400 Star, loo
N MORNING.
20 Ophir. ss5
l60 Mexican, I 60. 4 20
$50 Gould 4 Curry, 81. 8 so
225 Best b Bslcher. IN. ~
40 California, 9jc
eco Savage. I 20
AGO Con. Virginia. I co, I G5
80 Chollar. IN
'l2O Potosi. 2 Is. q 20
10 Hale 4 Norcross. 81
sos Crown Point, I 10
100 Yellow Jacket, 2 10
100 Belehsr. I IS
20 Confidence, 2 60
40 Sierra Nevada, Ca Gu
COO Bullion. SOC
100 Ixchequer. SOC
120 Ovcrman, Csc
$50 Justice, SOC
10 Union Con-. ca
100 Alta. ~
100 Julia. 15c
100 New York. loo
400 Andes. I 20, I Is
$50 Ward. I 90
100 Lady Washington. l0c
$50 Scorpion. ~
100 Benton, 55c
400 Concordia. Soc
100 Golden Gate, I
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-25
pe,srsures Last Evsaisx.

N Murphy and wife. Mrs Belknap' q
c Battsrman, Thomas Lee. Robert II Tay-
lor. @ Lynch. d Z Joseph. Thomas Rutt'
ledge, Ii Butts, Mrs Thomas. Miss I
Tufy, Miss Thomas. Chas H Keeshim.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-25

Concluded after 9 series Of mishaps to
our arms, It will be an actual incentive
to all who dislike u sway to overthrow
II II they can.