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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-24
Nhcellsneous.

LONDON. June 2l.-Ths CORNELL crew
rowsd over the Henley course ysstsrdsy,
making forty strokes to the minute the
whole way. Captain Cook. who Fowsd
With the Yale crew against the London
Rowing Club OF Philadelphia In 1915. ID
assisting the Cornell crew 10 their train.
Ing. Tbs men sss In good health and
spirits.
Pam. Jane 24.-In the Senate yes.
tssdsy Duohand. Republican, was elected
Senator for Life 10 place OF Littrs. dc.
ceased. receiving $50 votes. against lis
votss for Voohsrston.
HAVANA. June I .-Elevsn deaths
from yellow fever and twenty from
smallpox have occurred during the vssi
which ended today.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-24
WESTERN DISPATCHES,
Tho Tombstone Fire.

ToxpsrosE. Ar. June 24.-Rssardine
the recent destructive FIRE here the hrsi
estimate IL not too large. Some say
$500. 900 instead Of s25o.oo The total
insuranoe 20 far IL about $4,000. Tho
oasualtss are very few aud no loss o.
life. Following are the particulars;
william A. Cuddy. clerk ct the Cosmo-
politsn Hotel. was In the Tribolst Build
Inc when IL caught hrs; while giving ~.
sistsuoe he inhaled much OF the smoke
and flames, causing ssvsrs Inflammation
Of the throat and great suffering. O. D.
Rsppy, Of the Epteph, rsosivsd Q SCALP
wound from . falling timber. William
Nssh was severely burned BY an sxplo.
sion Of some siaSt powder In MoKsan 4
Kpieht's store. Edward Shipmsn ~
burnt on the fses and neck By . burst oil
flames from the Palace Saloon. Omosl
MAGE received . out on the knee about
two inches long while pulling down a
awning on Filth street.. The most ssd.
ous accident Of the day occurred 10 Geo.
Parsons, while doing good service - {
fireman. he vss struck down aud buried
BY . msss.oi burning timbsrs, and buI
for the timely assistance Of bystandsri
must have psrishsd. A Il 10, his LIE u
safe, though his injuries are severe. IA
IL much bruised generally. and % badly
wounded In The throat % 10 render sew
Ing Necessary without and within.
Rebuilding has already commenced on
some Of the lots whore the buildingi
were Of wood.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-24
n.esvsrsa Ms watch.

Charles Derby has recovered his watch.
Constable Ferguson. Of Tovnship No. 2.
Virginia. engineered the affair. Kane.
the thief. was arrested in Gold Hill BY
ohisi Bradley and Ferguson. and the
latter took him In charge. vent with him
to his home whore the prisoner changed
his clothes and kissed his folks good
bye. Before leaving be gave . sister
some money. among which the ofieer
noticed q Mexican dollar. Afterwards
he a~sosrtained from n OF the boys that
he had had . Mexican dollar - . pocket
piece with him the night before when he
vas robbed. Following up this clue.
Ferguson o caused Ksns to ''squssl."
BE told whore the watch could Be found.
Proceeding to . house on North A street
the ofdcsrs found the watch wrapped In
old rags and thrust bstwssn an clubhouse
and Q stone wall. where II Wal covered
With an old carpet sack. some tin cans
and q lot Of miscellaneous rubbish. The
watch was recovered about 8 o'clock last
niaht. With Il was . pocket knife be-
longing 10 q Of the young men. Con-
stable Ferguson has on more than one
occasion before this proved bis worthi-
ness for the position he occupies.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-24
FOREIGN DISPATCHES:
Another Bomber Arrested-Whole'
sale Haul Of Gamblers.

MADnIp, June 24.-Ths police on
Tuesday night arrested . man In the not
Of placing . bomb charged With powder
and dynamite in . public place. Within
the last nine days about thirty explosions
have alarmed the city ct night. Several
shells have also been found IN churches
and letter. boxes. After six hours OBJ
stinats silence the prisoner admitted b
vas the SON OF the manager OF aeam.
bling house. Who with others combined
In this scheme OF alarm TO obligs the
government to dismiss the Governor OF
the city and cease the prosecution Of the
gamblers. The authorities instantly o..
rested thirty owners and msnsssrs o.
gambling houses, and many ned. IL
vas Necessary 10 satisfy public opinion.
% some children were manelsd and
MANNED for HE on Tuesday night BY z
she'll given them By two vsli-drssesd
men. Who ssoaped before the explosion
took place. The gamblers arrested VIII
probably rsosivs severe sentences.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-24

AL persons who have purchased Fourth
Of July excursion tickets to San Fran.
DISCO Of Chubbuok & Thorburn are r..
qusstsd to present them ct their store.
Main strsst, Gold Hill. IN Saturday a.
tsrnoon, from ! to 3 o'clock, TO. b q.
changed for Central Pacific Railroad
tickets.
Alex. aoystts. the Canadian French.
man, who shot his friends last Tuesday
morning. 10 doing - we'll - could b
expected under the circumstances. Tbs
chances are In favor Of his recovery.
Virginia had IN alarm Of Are ysstsr'
day afternoon caused BY the burning Of
. manure pile In the western part Of
the town. Some nsishbors set IL on Are
70 get IL out Of the way.
The Ban Francisco Poa has Il ''that
ex-senator Sharon has now . larger In
tsrsst In certain Of the Gold Hill mines
than ct any time In three ysars."
The Indians are happy-wstsrmslona
have made their appearance 10 the mar
ksts. Small ones-vsry small ONES
are sold at atty cents.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-24
woman's Weakness.

The Lsadvills Democrat says: There
10 Q strange, unaocountable element In q
woman's nature that makes her, q q
rule, exhibit'N maudlin sympathy for
convicted criminals. When pete"
Stevens was convicted Of murdsripg his
l6.ysar old wife In Chicago, from the
day OF his sentence to the day hs va
sent to the p~sn,tsntiary. The throng Of
female visitors and sympsthizsrs to the
County jail to see him was % great that
the Sheriff had 10 make stringent orders
against their admittanoe. They came
loaded with luxuries and de~lioscies Of
every description for the brutal wretch.
and their sympathy knew NO bounds.
To the . . Of Edwards. the bisamist,
Who hes eight wives, all living. and Who
vas convicted in Chicago. the number
Of women that Visited him vas legion.
Whist 10 Il that oaussa 20 many OF the
fair ser 10 get ''stuek" on criminals II
somsthins We cannot understand.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-24
An.r..s. asssss asssss.

sAx T,isouoo. June 24-s ,. H.
ovsrman. I e3 sales; Sierra Nevada. II
bid. II sales; Gould 3 Curry. Of bid. z
asked; ophir. ~ bid. ~ asksd; Union.
isk bid; Bullion. I Is bid; Con. Virginia
8 20 bid; Bsloher. 81 bid; Grown Point.
~ bid; sisrrs Nevada, l%A bid. iAk AJAX;
ovsrman. II bid. I 90 asked. I % sales;
Mexican. i2h sslss: Hale q Noreross. 40
bid; Potosi. 8 20 bid; Sierra Nevada, hk
sales; Union Con. isS sales; Potosi. sts
bid; Savage. 81 bid; Utsh ION bid; ophir
~ bid. IN asked. ~ sales; Justice. ! 10
sales; Yellow Jacket. 81 bid; Caledonia.
Sso asked; Best 4 Bslcher lss bid; Albion
4 bid; Alta 4 Is bid; Sierra Nevada. iAsb;
Nsxiesn. II asked; Best and Belchsr. hk
sales; ophir. ~ Nksd; Con. Virginia.
81 bid. 8 30 asked. So sales; California,
I 20 ssksd; Yellow Jacket. 81 salss; Po-
tosi. 81 bid; Union. iss sales; ovsrman.
I 10 bid, II asksd. I 20 sales.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-24

Mr.. Thomas PowsIl's Communication
In the News Of yesterday announcing his
discovery Of . new comet or wsdnes-
day morning. has created quite . sense
ton along the whole line Of the Com.
stock. BY reason Of others claiming to
have also seen u at the ssus time. The
Virginia ChronieA last evening made
mention Of parties having seen the
Comet ysstrday morning. but Povsll's
discovery Vas made the morning 6sfor-
Wednesday morning.
he made mention Of the fact 10 sew
sral parties. and the. attention Of other
watchmsn and early rissrs along the
lode being thus called to II. they were
on the lookout, and suoossded In seeing
Il yesterday morning. The Enfsrprtss
unssnsrously tisd 70 spell Povsll's thur.
der BY claiming that . Waterman ct the
G. and @. shaft discovered that comet
himself on Wednesday morning. 80
little after . O'clock" which BY town
time was Of least fifteen minutes after
Powell discovered Il. And this watch.
man that the Ehi1priss claims the honor
for - d~isooversr. was q VIII Thomas.
Bot will Thomas Powell stand thatf
Not much. The chances are that VIII
Thomas VA sslesp between two wood
piles, or was sitting on aroek calculating
his probable winnings 10 stocks or gravel
mines. and never knew anything about
the comet at oil until be saw Povsll's
communication In the News. The mean
ness Of the Entsrpriss In even allowing
that this new heavenly stranger might
be called Thomas comet. 10 r~sprehsust-
bic, unless Il means Thomas PoWell's
comet.
Anyhow. this new comet 10 . brilliant
new proposition. unexpected and ont Of
the ordinary run Of comet leads. II Ia
. new and; . choice nugget amid The
consultations and esmmsd beauties Of
the heavens. aud. coming a. IL does -
Q sort Of sn astronomical surprise party,
Il will be all the better appreciated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-24
FOURTH or JULY.
VIII 0eia Hiii Usiss with Carsss
And ~Ce1sbPassf

The citizens OF Virginia met ct Justice
Hlres' Courtroom last evening to hear
the report OF their Finance Committee
appointed to solicit coin for . oelsbra-
ton Of the Fourth Of July there. The
members Of the committee for the SEQ
oud Ward alone had done anything In
the matter. and they had collected but
Sl96 80. The report from the other
wards were anything but encouraging.
90 that when 4 committee OF Csrsouitss
appeared and ~pstitoned that the matter
Of celebrating In Virginia be dropped
and invited those present to participate
In . celebration ct the Capital City. the
idea seemed 10 take wonderfully we'll.
When the Csnonitss dsliuestsd the
attractions they proposed to ofsr In the
way Of Q celebration, and stated that
Superintendent Yerington OF the V. ct.
would transport the entire crowd ct u q
head, they could no longer restrain their
enthusiasm and voted to 90 beg and
baggage to Carson. In their delight
they 20 far forgot themselves a. to I'm
aeine that Gold Hill was the tail OF Viz.
sinIa and voted that q eitissns should
60 along also. y.
It 10 not probable that the citizens Of
Gold Hill will celebrate the coming
Fourth at home. bus for Virginia to
imsQins Itself to BE- Lord Roscoe Conk.
ling and Gold Hill 10 be Plsbian Plat
10 too much for endurance.
II Virginia does support two jsils
and keep number Of useless and
expensive officials around. and Gold
Hill does not. II 10 no sign
that Gold Eli wishes to be under
her protection. Not much. We are
too familiar with the old adags that "a
person 10 known by the company" etc..
and prefer to b known - separate and
distinct from the dsnixsns OF Jailsrs'
p.vadiaa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-24
ci.si.g Of shs Schools.

AL the public schools In Storey county
closed ct noon today. Long before the
usual time the children we're On their
way to the sohool.housss dressed In
their Sunday eo.to. meeting clothes. and
sat In school - demurs - kittens.
When the time for dismissal came. the
boys rushed oct with . gladstone shout.
while the little msidsns olung around
their teachers. kissing them goodbye
and shedding . few tears at the parting.
Their sorrow vas shown no longer than
while In the house. however. Hardly
we're they ont In the bright sunshine ere
they we're laughing and chatting u ssily
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-24
Ansr.... i.s.r..i ssssis..

sAx FaAxcisco. June ~ ?. H.
Albion. 4 10. AIS; Day. 2; Mexican. iih;
Bslohsr. 8 IS. . go; Alta. A., 4 20; Best
1 Bslchsr. IAN; Sierra Nevada. ls& .lst;
Orc. zoo; Lady Warrington, Csc; oPhir'
~; Utah. l0k. los; Day. I IS; Hale L
Norcross. 4 20. 4 as. AS bs ; ovsrmsn.
! 70; Con. Virginia. 81; Yellow Jsetst.
81. 81; Caledonia. Ase; Grown Point.
2 20. 2 Is; Con. Virginia. 81; ophir.7h;
Andes. 2 10; Silver Hin. SOC; Justice,
!, os; Potosi. . 40; Mono, 8; Bsnton.l 10.
I Is; Head Center. I 80; Savage. ~;
Julia. SOC; Gould 4 Curry. Ct; Justice,
/ 10; Bsehtsi. IN. I so; California. ! 20;
Scorpion, I 10; Alta. ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-24
re nsssssa Firm.

We clip the following from the Carson
hdsr Of Q recent date: ''Thsrs II not
much doubt that Q serious difference sx.
lists In businsss msttsrs between ]. @.
Flood on one side and Mseksy and Fair
on the other. Ths BONANZA Firm are
not % amicably a. formerly among
themselves. II 10 reported that on Mon
day lsst quite an .~ltsrca,icn ook place
bstwesn John Msoksy and Flood. What
the exact nature OF the difference 10 has
not ,ranspirsd. Our information 10 from
q private source. We have seen no
mention Of The matter In any OF the
papers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-24

The horses that have been In uss
grading for the Carson and Colorado
Railroad on the other sids Of Hswthorns
passed through Gold Hill this morning
on their way TO . ranch on the Truekss
river. They viii b pastursd about six
weeks. Work has been discontinued on
the railroad for lack Of iron.
Al before announced the Nsndslssohn
ouiatssts clab Of Boston and the die.
tinsuishsd prims donna. Mis- Marie
Njlini. VIII Give two grand sonserts at
Pipsr's opsra HOUSE., Virginia. on Tsss-
dsy and Wednesday evening", Jane -
sad 20.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-24

At the regular meeting Of the Gold
Hin Board Of School Trustees. held last
evening. there were present Trustees
Mercer, Hall. French and Clerk VIII
liams.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
we're read and approved.
Bills we're allowed - follows, and the
Clerk instructed to draw . warrant fos
the same: Tssehsrs' salaries. $3.50;
janitors' salaries. Sis stationery.
sss 80; wood, and cutting same. ia;
repairing. SIS interest on borrowed
monsys, Ss4 ~; Clerks salary for six
months, $50; total. $3.50 %.
The question Of what time the schools
could b. opened nsxt fall vas disousssd.
Clark Williams stated that the Gold
Hill School Fund would b In debt
S70s7 Is on the 1st Of July. and In esd.
mating the moneys 70 b received from
Ill sources he did not zee that the
schools could b opened before Novsm.
bsr-two months later than the usual
time heretofore.
ELxcrfox or rxAcnsas.
The appointment Of tssehsn and the
axins upon . date 10 opsn the schools
we're deferred for the present. the Board
bsine desirous az having . more dsAnits
knoWlsdes Of the amount Of money to
b received.
TEE I SCHOOL.
In connection with the opening Of the
schools, an informal talk vas hsd with
regard 10 the consolidation Of the Gold
Hin and Virginia High Schools. Upon
the statement being made that from the
present outlook. ar~rangemsnts would
have to be made to consolidate With the
Virginia High School. or deprive Gold
Hill pupils Of the benefits OF one. oil
present we're In favor Of consolidation
and q committee OF two. consisting OF
Trustees Mercer and Hall. we're ap-
pointed TO confer with the Virginia
Board, and arrange for . joint meeting
OF the Trustees Of the two distriots.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The applications Of Mrs.. O. 8. Ken
dali and Mrs. Wentworth for the use Of
schoolrooms during vacation, for pri-
vats schools. we're granted. the appli.
cants TO give security for the prsssrva-
.ion Of such public propsrsy y would Be
In thsir rooms.
J. O. Dunlop. . baker Of Virginia.
presented an attachment upon the salary
OF Mrs. II. E. CASTOR OF $94 10. for
broad. etc.. Supplied her. leaving
action upon this matter 70 the Trustee
paying the teachers. the Board i'd
journsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-24
rhs Is,hmian villages.

SAX FlANcIsoo. June 23.-Ths steamer
Colims, which sailed yesterday for Pan.
anna, carried the arst shipment Of lum.
bsr fer tho construction Of buildings for
the Panama Canal Company. Msssrs.
Hanson 4 Co., who have the contract to
supply all the lumber, intend 70 make
large shipments BY every steamer lsav.
Ing this port and their v vessels from
Puget Sound for the lsthmus until the
completion Of the work. Msssrs. h. b.
slavsn 4 Co., Who have the contract for
the erection OF all buildings and Villages
for the canal company, will send forward
supplies and men on the next steamer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-24

Fully an hour before the time sdvsr.
tissd for the commencing Of the sIsr.
cises this afternoon. people began to
gather at Miners Union Hall, TO witness
the ceremonies attending the graduation
Of the High School class. At 8 o'clock,
the hour advertised. the house was more
than filed. and the programme. 10 pub
lished yesterday In the News, vss being
carried out % the paper goes to press.
The hall IL very prettily decorated, 70
nsctine credit upon the members Of the
school and their friends Who have
assisted In the decorations. Owing to
the latsnsss OF the hour . full dsscriP-
ton Of the hall cannot be given today.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-24
Trsneh IhhInr and IIghtinE.

PA1n, June Xz.-Ths French govern
msnt has seosdsd TO the request Of thu
Britain government to reopen the quss.
ton with regard 10 the rights claimed b.
French subjects engaged In fishing Ia
the watsrs Of New Foundland.
OF the 242 persons arrested In Mar
settles sixty have bssn liberated, ten arr
10 be sent 10 the Assises on the charge
Of murder, and the remainder will b
tried for assault. The prisoners mostly
belong 10 the lower GLASS Of the French
and Italian woskmsn. respectable oper'
ativss having kept aloof from the d.
tufbancss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-24
O'Deuovan Rosa to tho Yront-He
Sits Down on tho Land League.

New YoRx, June 2&.-Ths Tstbxns
has an interview with o'Donovan Rosss.
he said; We are carrying on this move
msnt against England not a. American
citizens bat q Irishmsn. have . doc.
umsnt on which thsrs 10 Q seal bigger
than your head which dsbsrs me from
living In the United Kingdom Of
Great Britain. Do you suppose
that anything will deter me In exile
from doing ill ! can TO securs for Ire.
land her rightsf Eusland cannot be
moved BY argument or sntsssty. What.
then, must bs donsf Force must b
used. We are not strong enough for
open war, and % We must strike her
unawares until she realizes that II 10 to
her interest to b Just.
You know how I have had little faith
In the land League movement. II Il
not DOW any greater than IL was; In fsos
Il 10 less.
Recently We have derived valuable -.
sistsncs from prominent Irshmen In this
country who have not before helped us.
They have lost faith In Ireland's relief
being accomplished BY peaceful means.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-24

Members Of the Msshanies' Union
viii remember that thsir ssmi.snnusl
election will be held Of their hall. IN
Virsinia, tomorrow evening. 4 full
attendance u desired.
The Starr and Stripes are at half.usst
over The Court.houss and Minsn' Union
HalL In Virginia. In respect to the msm-
orr Of the late Deputy County Clerk.
xsllshsf.
Sl1.miis canyon u just nov In . more
~-,oe,srous sondiuoa than The larger
Sisine sseisss Of The sssts. Hsf htus
nm ~ more sssk thaa tAsg en-
SrusA.
3: Z. yex Aas 30. sppoisssd Deputy
ora.d Nsstss Of he Ancient 0rdsr 81
Vsi1s1 Wssssa Is sAs ssass SAWa@
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-24
Free Advertising.
carss~ Appeal.

Let svsry man Who publishes . news
paper In Nevada bswsrs OF the wilss Of
cheap advertising agencies. The sew.
inQ mschins vulturss and the carriage
oofmorants are now making their sam.
msr raid. During the pest week The
APPEAL has had hall . dossn ohsrs from
manufacturing hrms wanting TO pay for
advertising In trade. One proposition
10 to insert . double cat Of . wagon
msds Of Racine, VIA, for Z due bill Of
Ss6. The due bill aosompaaisd By go
cash will purohsss . wagon from
Mitchell. ssars 4 90. nssksd $50.
The wagon really eosts ebout go 70
make and b sold for 800. TIE pub
Hshsr Who accepts the advertissqsnt
psys . goed pries iof the Foods in sash
and thrown In ee6 worth Of advsrtdns.
The svindline sewing maehlpe Aesnstss
sssk 70 secure free sdvsrtidng IN ths
same SnbesiAss-lfks plan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-24
Prise. ssr IN. ar.ss.ss..

The gentlemen composing the Gold
Hill Board OF School Trustees have gen.
srously offered $40 to b distributed a.
prizes to the class that graduates today.
The frst prize will be $40 for the best
ssssy-all points considered. Ito oompo.
sition and delivery. The second prize .!
S5 for the next best essay. and the third
prize, also IS. will be awarded to the
pupil making the best recitation. Super.
intsndent Boohsr. Trustee Hall and Mr..
Pratt have been selected as judges for
the occasion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-24
A Costly Fire.

MraoED. Gal. June 2A.-Ths damage
done by the Are In the grain fields yes.
tsrday 10 variously estimated ct from
$50. 900 to 100000. about $4,000 Of
which 10 reported to BE- covered BY in'
suranos. The loss falls heavily upon
unfortunate farmers. and being renters
they lose about Ill they are worth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-24

The following essays are said to have
been obtained ysstsrday from the two
foot streak Of ore recently cut on the 400
level Of the Sierra mine. Devils Gate:
No. !, Q sample Of Ans dirt Gold.
Ss77 So; silver. S2s 90; total. $4o6 Is.
No. 2. quartz q broken out Of the vein
Gold, $64 81; silver. Sl6 o.; total.
60 90. The quarts d Of . Ans lively
character, and both In color and texture
resembles that Of the old Suooor mine,
lust across the canyon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-24
Hssnsssy's kxsaisssiss.

Denis Hsnnsssy. the slayer Of Deputy
County Clerk Ksllshsr. will probably
have his examination before Justice
Hires Of Virginia. tomorrow afternoon.
The funeral Of his victim was held this
AFTERNOON. The attendance was large -
the deceased Nps% universally respected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-24

Dancing win commence ct . o'clock at
the Social and Reunion 81 the Hieh
School class this evening. A neat pro-
usmms hss bssn arranged. The hall hes
been handsonsly decorated. Langss.s
fall band WI furntth the uusse; ano.
above ell. The girls szs sxpsetsd % eok
their sweetest and prsstissk. The -.
esipts Of eonplinsataxies q tbs ooss
~ Asesby asl1svkdssd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-24
San Diego fleAborne : His Real
Naue Il I%erris-And Hs ID "a
Old Fraud.

sAx FlAxoIsoo. June 24.-Ths alleged
heir to the Tichborns estates 10 now
known to be ons Charles o. Ferris. who
lost his fingers. not In the war. bat In
moving . house. He worked for some
time at the Mare Island Navy Yard, or
ganized the Frisbis Guards. Of Vallejo.
pockstsd al OF the money for the uni
forms, and left General Prisbis 10 the
lurch for some $500. Afterwards hs
organized an expedition to 30 70 Arisopa.
saying that Wm. @. Ralston would pro.
vide the necessary funds. aud that al the
men would need TO pay would be an
initiation fee. Before hs had fairly
swindlsd them out Of this fee. however.
Ralston heard Of Il and denounced him
% q fraud. and the snrassd men osms
very near throwing the scamp into Maps
Bay. In the middle OF the night be
embarked for San Diego. whore hs has
sinos lived.