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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-14
KNIGHTS OF pYrHIAs.
I.sssiIasion s.d Banquet Repre-
ssnsasives 90 she Grand Lodge.

The recently elected officers Of the
K. Of P. Of Virginia were duly installed
las. evening by Grand Chanosllor
Cooper. at Pythisn Hall. Lincoln
Lodge No. 6 had provided . banquet
and invited the other Lodges to partici.
pate; and, also. by special invitation. q
number OF the members OF Lyon Lodge.
No. 10, OF Dayton. participated In the
ceremonies and festivities OF the even.
ing. Over one hundred persons sat
down to the feast, and . jolly time was
the order Of the night. There was nu-
triment for the mind q we'll q the
body, and the brotherly gathering did
not break up till late In the morning.
GRAND LODGE.
The Grand Lodge Of the Knights OF
Pythias Of Nevada will meet In Virginis
on the 9th Of August. II 10 expected
that an excursion train will be run from
Pslsads, on the Central Pacific, to allow
OF the attendance on the Grand Lodge
of q large delegation Of Knights from the
Eastern part Of the State. Owing to the
heat Of political warfare 10 California,
the individual members OF lodges there
object to leaving San Francisco at pres.
emit, and the Knights from the Golden
State have postponed their contemplated
excursion to Nevada.
Following are the representatives, to
the Grand Lodge. elected BY the Storey
county lodges:
Nevada Lodge. No. III. @. Hen.
bricks, 4. Howard. A. Lsrnhart. A. Z.
Drucksr, F. W. Boeh, P. Gugnania, o.
Corris, n. Callamors. T. r. Bingham
and L. Block.
Lincoln Lodge. No. 60. O. Baker.
II. Holmes. q. D. Gross. F. N. Hutis'
ker, N. P. Chamberlain. n. @. McMil'
Ian and A. B. Stoddard.
Triumph Lodge. No. LIP. n. Null
cahy, Geo. Il. Morrison. R. B. Mitchell.
q. II. Monk. A. B. Phipps. Messrs.
Blackpill, Fletcher. Wadge and Wagner.
j. j. Cooper 10 the Grand Chanosllol
and P. II. Mulcaby Grand Keeper Of
Seal and Records.
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The Bullion Company are determined
to have everything In Arst.olsss eon.
dit.on at their mine before rssumipg
work. The machinery has all been
overhsulsd and placed In thorough re-
pair, and now Il 10 proposed to put 10 .
new pump hoist before underground
work 10 resumed.
The posters Of the Californian Club.
announcing their coming picnic. are
neat and snowy specimens Of the typo.
graphical art, and are also very a,trae.
i've to the sys Of the pssssr.by.
The examination Of 8. B. Collysr.
charged with attempting to kill James
Riddle, IL still continued In Justice Hen.
dsrson's court, Virginia. II will not be
concluded before evening.
The body Of . dead cat has lain 20
long on B street, Virginia. Just In the
rear Of Gillis's hardware store, that IL
has become very odorous and should bs
removed.
The cases against Virginia merchants
for doing business In Gold Hill without
Q license have been set for trial Tussday
before Justice Cunningham.
John D. PAUL. Of Dayton has bssn
granted Q license to we'd Miss Ettis
Campbell Of Virginia.
The Mexicsn mill brushes Grown
Point ore and the Vivian mill that OF
the Bslohsr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-14

BAN FxAScuoo. July A-s p. ~
Union Con. 81 bid. 10 asked. 81 sales;
ophir. 81 bid. 81 asked. 81 sales; Al
bion. 8 SIS bid; Gould 1 Curry. 80 bid;
Best 4 Belchsr. 81 bid; Sierra Nevada.
81 bid; Alta. A. bid. 4 so asksd; Benton
1 Os bid; Mexican. ~ bid; Grown Point.
% sales: Potosi. ~ bid; Albion. > 90
bid; Bslchsr. 8 Is bid; Chollar. 20 bid;
Mexican. ~ sales; Bullion. 90 bid; Gould
I Curry. 4 30 bid; Sierra Nevada. 81 bid
~ asked; ophir. 81 bid; Bslehsr. > ~
bid; s so sales; Grown Point. $50 sales,
2 so bid; Con. Virginia. 2 bid. . os ssksd.
2 Os sales; Union Con. 10 sales; ovsrmsn.
] 50 bid; ophir- 81 sales; Chollar. ~
bid; Sierra Nevada. 81 Gales; Yellow
Jacket. 4 IS bid; union Con. iok bid.
l0S asked. l0h sales.
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Tho Races at Pittsburg Yesterday
Maud 3. Wins.

Prrrssuao, July 1.-THE rain In the
forenoon yesterday did not deter people
from going to Pittsburs Driving Park.
Three P. N. Witnessed 1900 In the en-.
closure Of the best people Of the locality,
including many ladies. The running
race postponed from Tuesday was I'm.
ished. Keno won after an exciting con.
test. The second race. 2:27 GLASS. wal
not auishsd. nor was the psos. free for
all. Four heats were run in the former
and two In the latter. Matte Hunter
taking both. The event Of the day wal
the feat OF Maud 8. The mare trottsd
the course twice while being warmed up
and then at the word. "Ro." started lik.
. strsak. II the people present expected
something grand they were not dissp-
pointed. The track, made heavy BY the
rain, bad been rolled twenty feet from
the pole, to the disadvantage Of the
mare. but 90 o shot out Of Q cannon she
sped and crossed the line In 2:l0H.
beating her best time.
This was the official decision, while
some OF the judges held that the mare
bad actually covered the ground In
2:lOh. Outsiders ooincidsd In this
view. Balm. the driver. said she could
have made Il In two seconds less. The
feat was good enough for Q vast audi.
encs. which arose on masse - the mare
was led Of by two jockeys and yelled
themselves hoarss. The cheering was
kept up by President Brainsrd OF the
Park Association, who advanced TO the
front In wild enthusiasm. The judges
announced the arrival OF st. Julian. but
% the horse Is sick anxious people will
hardly be Rra,iHsd by . grand trial to.
morrow. Maud 8. will appear again
tomorrow and another rich treat to turf
man will be expected.
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STOCK MARKET.
Opinisss from Belsw-A Better Ont
Isok-savsgs Coatrol.

Opinis.s from Belsw-A Better Ont.
isok-savsgs Coatrei.
The Report Of yesterday says Look
ing over the record Of yesterdays trans
actions We zee signs Of purchases by
insiders. Whether they have begun the
work Of absorbing stock. or simply aim
to give the market . temporary brscipg.
cannot be definitely known. A heavy
and successful operator from Virginia.
with whom We conversed last evening.
10 OF the opinion that the Comstocks are
worth a. much now ~ they were two
months ago. He also gives 1t - bis de-
cided opinion that . steady reaction In
prices 10 bound to occur"
The Post: eve do not anticipate
much OF . rise, until something Of value
II found In the mines. OF until large OPP
orators put their shoulders to the wheel.
These large operators do NO seem to be
inclined to buy stocks at the present
prices, but from the manner In which
they are talking against the market, ous
would suppose that they had big orders
In at lower limlts. and were doing what
they could to drive the stocks into their
net. What We say relates more psrtiou-
larry to the north end stocks. which have
apparently been shslved for the time be.
ing; but which will undoubtedly be trot.
ted forth with their old vigor on some
future occasion.
Captain John Kelly's bolt" from the
ranks Of the opposition party seeking
control Of the Savage mine. has caused
quite q sensation on Pine street. Both
sides are working like beavers to win
the nsht. according to the San Francis.
90 Post.
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y

The family Of John q. Harris left for
Wood river night before last. Mr.. Har.
ris, x.Distriot-Attorney Of Storey ooun.
ty, sends glowing accounts OF the coun.
try there and describes Il - the "poor
mans paradise" He intends settling
there.
William Manning returned from Lake
Tahoe last evening. Hs has not yet had
a chance to look around and ascertain
tho amount Of his loss BY the robbery
Monday night.
Major E. &. otsy. homo Secretary Of
the Sierra Nevada mine, has resigned
and will leave the Comstock next Mon
day for Central America.
A. O. Hamilton. Superintendent Of the
Con. Imperial. arrived home this morn.
ing.
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Anersoe. I.fsrsssl session.

SAs Francisco. July IA ?. H.
sierra Nevada, 81. 81; Benton. ! o.,
/ 10; Alta. 4 so, A.; ophir. 81; Justice.
sse. I; Albion. 81. 3 S.; Utah. 81. 6t;
Tip Top. 4 30; Best & Bslehsr. 81. 81.
81. ~ bs; Gould 4 Curry. ass, &so.
4 IS 80; Best = Belehsr. 81; Yellow
Jacket. 4 20. 4 IS; Potosi. 2 40. q Is; Saw
age. 8. los. asi0. 3 s5. ssio; Yellow
Jacket. 4 90; ovsrmsn. 1 50; Bslehsr, Jos;
Holmes. 4se. 4Oc; Mono. 8; Union Con.
81, 81; Sierra Nevada. 81; Con Vir'
pnia. I 30. l IS. 2; Mexican. ~. ~;
sierra Nevada. 81; Union Con. 10 bso;
Day. l 30. l S5; Hale b Noreross. sAs.
8 40; California. SOC; Julia. 4oc; Grown
Point. 2 20; Orc. SOC; Chollar. 22o. : Is;
Bullion. ssc; Savage, 5 0s; Union Con.
o.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-14
Grscomi Forty.nve Days Fast
Tanner Fairly Beaten.

CHICAGO. July ls.-'driscom's long
fast concluded at oon yesterday. In
forty.avs days he has lost just ATTY
pounds, his weight today being l47H;
temperature. %; pulse. S.. About 200
psopls were present to see him eat bis
hrst mssl. The table was spread with
the bill Of fare already mentioned In the
dispatches. Grisoom stated that he had
procured everything that his fancy sug.
essted, not because he expected TO eat
II, but to satisfy his imagination and
have Just what he might want. Ia
thought he could eat q full meal without
injury, but did not intend 10 do 80. Hs
believed there was great virtue In last
ing. He was going to fast longer than
was necessary In order to show that II
IL was . good remedial sgsnt. It
had once cured him when physicians
had said he must die. he did not
believe In indiscriminats DOR unnecessa.
rily prolonged abstinence. but . modsr-
ate condition Of fasting. At the conclu.
sion Of his speech hs took q goblet OF
MIX unu WIN Wv
that had marked his motions all the fore
o while experimenting the prspsra.
ton OF his breakfast, drank slowly Of
ito contents. which seemed to tempt him
a. little a. any Of bis observers. Then
he cautiously disssc.sd some milk toast,
after which. pressing bis hand to his
head, be complained Of Q slight head.
ache. This passed away and be resumed
practice ct the table, drinking coffee and
and little by little taking Q nibbls st the
contents Of most OF the dishes. Although
hungry and possessed OF . good ap-
petite he was not ravsnous. The
crowd fingered an hour or more and
then left the wonder to himself.
John Griscom. the faster, visited the
Grand Opera House last night and feels
better this morning for having seen the
play. For breakfast he ate two slices Of
molsssss cake and drank q glass OF
cream. He tried TO swallow some tee,
but didn't relish II. he 10 still quite
weak, with unpleasant sensations In his
bead, but Is ~msndipg. Unlike Tanner,
be las no exaggerated appetite. but eats
less than an ordinary man. he insists
that his fast has been Of incalculabls
value TO science.
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AssRssnHNTs.

Hale a Nsrersss-s0 cents per shsrs: lev.
led July II: dsliLquent August ~; sds day
ssptsmbes7. -.
neat = Belehep-D cents per share; levied
July n: delinquent August 10; sale DAY
September !.
Cslsdouia-2s esnts per share: levied 'nly
7; delinquent August III SAFE aA' Aa'
Centennial 0snvel-ons cent per share;
Isvisd Jane 2: delihqusnt JAY " sais aAs
August ~.
n~ospioa- 10 eents per share; levied july u
delinquent August 3; sale day August =.
Califsrnia-So cents per share: lsvieo JIM
vs dslinqlsht gus o; tais day Asxes'se
Usiss COAST per share. LEVIED July u
~dsiinausnt August 4; sale day Aasuss =.
ussh-sa per share: levied June y; dsiin'
Qusnt August s; sale cay August u.
Hsxieas-Si per share; levied !uns = os'
unQu.nt August .; sals dag AusussU
c,.. usvsao-i0 cents per share; levied
June n; delinquent August ]; ale Gay
August II.
Alphs Css.-fl per shars /; Levied suns
70 !: ~dslinqasnt Jug IS; 's's day Angus -.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-14
The Presidents Condition-Latest
Oflcial Information Today.

EXECUTIVE MANSION. WARRINGTON.
July IA la A. M.-Ths President has
passed a comfortable night and oontin.
u.s to do we'll. Pulse 90; temperature.
99.8; respiration. "a.
$50 A. x.-Ths favorable symptoms
In the Presidents condition continue.
He passed Q very comfortable night and
this morning his pulse 10 30 and tenn
peraturs 99.8. The doctors express
themselves a. satisfied with the progress
OF the case. The wound has just been
dressed. and the dressing showed there
bad been Q good discharge Of pus from
the draining pipe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-14
b a Adjournment.

ALsAsr. July II. - The Assembly
adopted Q resolution for Anal adjourn
msnt on Saturday. the 10th instant. BY
O vots Of 90 to 81.
The Express. the organ OF the St.l.
warts, 10 . long article setting forth the
posltiop OF affairs, says; Az enough
Republicans to nominate and elect two
United States Senators cannot bs got
together In caucu the time has come
for the Legislature to adjourn.
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srPERISrrSpEsr's REPORT.

sCPrhISrrSpENrs
To B. II. Follis, President Utah Silver
Mining Compapy.-Deaf Sir:-The fol.
lowing IL . complete report Of all work
done In the Utah mine during the past
year: The main incline has been sunk
and timbersd . distance Of $50 feet.
passing through . favorable foot-wall
formation; alternating In ito character
and ct times very hard. The bottom OF
the incline has now reached Q point 20
feet bslow the 1850 level. Sinking will
be continued and pushed a. rapidly a.
possible until the $500 level is reached.
when Q drift will be started east to 9
connection with the north drift now
being run from the Union Con. and
Sierra Nevada mines. This work. when
completed. will ecurs excellent vsntila-
ton and make development work posi-
BILE In . large space Of undsvelopsd
country. There has been 1870 feet Of
DRIFT run in the mine during the past
year showing nothing more valuable
than Q we'll defined vein formation which
shows Q very decided improvement In
character - depth 10 acquired.
We are now engaged In repairing and
cleaning out the old drifts on the 400
level, with . view to the further develop
msnt OF the mine at this point. Work
on this level was necessarily abandoned
some years ago. caused BY the finding Of
heavy fows Of water. which at that
time intsrfsrsd with the sinking Of the
shalt and other operations In the mine.
This difficulty 10 now overcome through
the benefit Of the line OF pipes laid from
the mine to the Sutro tunnel. No rea.
sonabls dow Of water from this level
can possibly interfere with the lower
workings Of the mine.
The same economy and rstrenehmsnt
In the expenses Of operating the mine.
- mentioned in my last ssmi-annual, rs.
port. are being strictly and successfully
carried out.
All the machinery and everything ap.
pertaining to the mine II In frst-elsss
condition.
Respectfully Yours.
ALrI. @. MoKrszIE. 6upt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-14
Vice President Arthur Has Permls.
sion TO 70 10 New York.

WARRINGTON. July ls.-vios President
Arthur called upon each member Of the
Cabinet this afternoon and informed
them that he had pressing matters OF
business requiring his attention In New
York. but hs did not care to leave Wash
ington unless the Presidents condition
should warrant It. He was advised to
call at the White House tonight and as.
certain for himself the Presidrnt's condi.
ton. He did so and was met by the
Cabinet. He had . short interview with
Mrs. Garfield and Q very pleasant me-.
The surgeons informed the Vice Prssi-
dent that they thought he could 90 away
without any apprehension Of any unfa.
yorsble turn 10 the Presidents o.se.
The Surgeons assured him that they bad
additional reason tonight for feeling
hopeful. Tbs Vice President expects to
return TO New York tomorrow. but will
probably come back to Washington in 4
Jew days. Blaine told Arthur that the
Cabinet did not require bis presence.
and this tends to increase condolences.
Arthus says he will not return till De-
osmber. The illness Of Senator Jones
may cause him to remain . day or two.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-14
Coskling still Coukliug.

New YoRx, July 1.-THE Tribune
says Of Conkling's departure for Wash.
ington: One politician said Contllng
was Of the opinion that the Prssidsnt
was inoapsoitstsd for fulfilling the duties
OF his ofios under the Constitution. and
that Il dsvolvsd upon Arthur to perform
those duties, and that the ex-senator
had gone to Washington TO look after
the matter. Another person said Conk.
ling bad been employed BY Dorsey.
Brady and Price. Of Star route ring. to
undertake the defence. and that he had
gone to Washington to prepare himself
for the undertaking.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-14
breads HIS Examisasien.

Goystts. the Canadian.F rsnohman
who did 30 much shooting ct bis friends
last month, will have his examination
before Justice Hires, Virginia, tomorrow.
II physically able to stand 1t. Justice
Hires return from California seems to
have affected Coyotes health. for the
very morning the Judge arrived the
Frsnchman became quito unwsll and
continues to complain OF feeling badly.
It would appear that be breads bis sx.
animation very much, and 10 seeking TO
put 1t OF as long as possible. Under
the law Of the State. . party charged
with murder cannot waive an sxsmina.
ton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-14
oo.ssio.s 60 the nigh school cab.
ines.

The Gold Hill High School possesses
quite . large cabinet containing many
valuable and unique specimens. which
have been presented by friends. Fol-
lowing are the names OF donors to the
cabinet in the past six months and the
specimens given
E. Williams - Black dyke, Grown
Point mine; bar Of copper and copper
ore. Ludwig mine. Walker Lake Dis.
trict, Nevada.
John Collins-Silver ore. Justice mine;
copper ore. jackson mine. Mason Val.
ley. Nevada.
4 Frisnd-Qusrtz crystals. ovsrman
mine; selsnits.
E. Luby-Qusrtz crystals. Gold Hill;
antimony; quartz. Forest Queen mins'
California. -.
High School Boys Gypsum. Gold
Hill.
J.. shsshan-Red coral.
Mrs. o. D. Rolfs-Pstrinsd wood.
California.
John Robinson-Bismuth.
II. wooley-Rsttlss Of snake.
Leon Hall - ~Statsglits, Mammoth
Cave. Kentucky.
Albert Lackey-Blaok dyke. Ovsrman
mine; alum formation. same.
w. s. Jsmss-Sulphursts OF copper,
Diana mine. Mono county, California;
sulphursts. Mountain Queen mine, Mont
gomsry. Mono county, California.
]. Thomss-Autimony, Mexico.
r. Gribbls-Gold ore, Australia.
Mabel williams-Egyptian coin.
N. SsIton-Coppsr ore. Mono county
CALIFORNIA;; black locus. pod. North Car
olina.
P. o'Leary-A siou. lsgein, Mon.
tana.
Frank Rsads-Twenty-nins specimens
Of rock. comprising diorits. sndesits,
tracbyte. quartz. porphyry. etc.. taken
from different localities In Storey county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-14
The President Progresses Finely
While His Doctors Sleep.

WASHINGTON. July l4.-At midnight
Q Western Associated Press reporter Wis.
tied the White House to ascertain the
Presidents condition at that hour. But
the surgeons who were remaining
through the night with the President
had gone to sleep. The President was
sleeping soundly, being watched by bis
nurses. Just before going to sleep the
doctors left word that anybody calling
for information should be told that the
President was resting naturally, easily,
and doing finely; that the fever was 70
csdipR and bis case locks most promis'
ing. The attendants at the White House
said the fact OF the doctors going to
sleep looked we'll as they have not been
In the habit OF doing 30.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-14
Piper. oper. House.

Although but . small house greeted
the Madison Square Thsstsr Company
ct Pipsr's Opera House last evening, on
the occasion Of their last performances
Of HAZEL Kirks," there was no hurry.
ipe through or cutting Of the play In
dulged 10. The company copscientiously
and sorupulously did their best and the
audience fully appreciated their Efforts.
The members Of the company are oil
hrst-clsss performers and the play 10 ons
calculated 10 please everywhere.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-14
Well ~PatF0nised.

Ftzmsisr i Armbrust's City Bakery,
No. 81 North @ street, 10 always we'll
pstronizsd by Gold Hill people. and
especially ON the occasion OF . theatrical
season. They have polite and attentive
walters. and there 10 never occasion
given for complaint. In addition to
their restaurant. which 10 one Of the
best 10 Virginia, they have q nns bakery
and furnish everything In that line to
customers at reasonable rates. Fresh
candles, which they manufacture them
selves, are kept constantly on hand.
See their advertisement under NEW
Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-14
u NH Claim.

p. J. Reyes yesterday nlsd for record
. location notice dated September IS.
1880. Of 1900 feet Of mineral. bearing
ground In Virginia Mining District,
which be calls the Bunker Hill claim.
Il 10 bounded On the north BY the
Mscksy, on the south BY the Virginia
Standard and on the west by the Noun.
tain Brow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-14
Yes me Rehhsrs.

Ranlssnaks Dick. who was arrested BY
the police officers Of Virginia a. being
concerned In the robbery Of Mannins's
jsvslry store Mo.dsy night. was released
from jail last evening. Il appears. after
al, that be was arrested on general prin.
ciples. Nothing points to. his complieity
In the affair. Jack Canon and . man
named Murphy, arrested st the same
dine and on ths same charge - Battle
snake Dick, were also released from con-
ansnsnt last evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-14
Copey Island Races.

Cosrr ISLAND. July l4.-The winner
yesterday Of the thrss-quartsr mile raos
was Bette n. In lacy. In the mile
race only two heats were run, when II
found that Engman's Malasco. the
f.yorits, was not being ridden to win.
and the Jockey. Barrett, was ruled %
the track and the race declared Oh. In
the tvo-mils race. Glsnnors won-no
time. In the mile dash, Bsrnsrdins
won, In TASK. The stsspls race was
won By Ike Benham.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-14
overland Passenger Coming.

Kansas crrI. No.. July ls.-Ths fol-
lowing list Of overland passengers passed
Topeka, via the A. T. & 8. F. B. B..
July II, to arrive In Sap Francisco July
~: w. z. CLARK, Hartford. Conn, J.
+. s.oddard, Hartford. Conn.,, Arthur
Hsyus, Ban Franchise.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-14
Aeeidsns q she Ala.

Pat Harrington. working at the Alta.
rsosived . severe scalp wound this morn.
ing. he was working In the bottom OF
the shaft and was struck on the bead by
9 falling pisos Of timber. His hurt 10
not serious.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-14
UTAH MINING COMPANY.
Annual Rspests Of che Secretary
and superintendent.

At the annual meeting Of the Utah
Mining Company. held in San Francisco
Tuesday. 1885, shares were repre-
scented.
The following Directors were elected:
r. q. Follis. John Skae. Geo. Wallace.
At q meeting Of the uswly.slectsd
Board OF Directors. the following officers
were elected: President. R. b. Follis;
Vice President. John Skae; Secretary.
@. G. Pratt; Treasurer. Nevada Bank;
Superintendent. A. G.. Mckenzie.
TRIAL BALANCE.
Following ID the trial balance for the
wear ending July ~, 1881
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-14
Indiana Hot.

INDIANAPOLIS. July 1.-THE heat Il
intense; 90 degrees In the shade. A
number Of prostrations have proved
fatal. Many sunstrOkss are reported oil
over the State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-14

A letter addressed ~ follows 10 held
for postage at the Gold Hill Postonos
Edward Wright, Boais. Mono county,
California.