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Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-01-19

were present A copy of his sisters VIII
from whom he inherited his property OF 81
600. and package of bonds, used as sym
bol of the property, were laid on the taoie'
Pointing TO the will and the bonds, Dr. John
son made an imitation of writing. and with !
questioning look asked him if he should
vrite his will-he had learned by long Prac'
tice to read upon the lips many WORDS; ne
nodded assent. Then DIR. J. initiated deatn,
pointed TO the old will, the bonds. the oian1 I
naper. saving in words, "When you are aeau !,
and buried, what do you want done WIN a., !,
YOUR money!" The words when 'deau.
..buried.r what" "all, and money, ne
could without doubt read from the lips. ne
rsnl;a5 moving his lips to say ''baby,' his
.iqn for his brother Jacob. pointing to the
door ont of which he had gone. and described
a half circle on top of his head. nj: sign 10,
his brother's.wife, who wore oraid 10 'ns
manner. pointing to the door out OF ~nic.
.he had gone. and making cutting mouot
.cros, his arm to indicate division INTO equa
nsrts. Then q young lady. who readily com
municated with him, repeated Dr. ). ques
.;on He replied As before. omitfing tns
nointing to the doors. Then she piaceu .a'
pho,ographs Of his heirs before him. repeat
inc the same question with words anu s,k"s >
He Immediately selected the pnotoe,aP:"s =
his brother and wife, with the sign OF a,s's,u" ,
DR.. J. again asked him. He took tne w, ,s'
monographs. placed them apart I19" m;. s.r ~.
others, with the sign of division ,';o., M, pea,
% ;ng vas thoughtful, serious. and inteilises.
hi: eyes keeniy fixed on the lips OF the pa'''
communicating with him. - ,,,,.on
The will was then written BY Dr' yon"aUn :sa ,.u.
,s.d to the company, explained to the NUT NUT
bv signs previously used, and 20 TINS s. ne 'b =;
6ed his head. He was asked 10 MAJ ~ =.
mark. when he took up the pen 1n"' :" "
surprise Of all, signed capital n. ,.;,, ,h
-hols he rial % During the closing argument
tana vnole 's's'' ,,e.ent many ladies' from Eas
s1s,I Msch;.. The residence Of the parties. iadie
Mse ~ h.,. me never before witnessed trial. an
who.a who nm" m.n;fest interest no doubt had sone
sh;Dr 10 do With inspiring the eloassnes
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chierer Police Bradley.

The County Commissioners Saturday
afternoon, sat % Q committee to invssti'
gate the charge mado in the report oil
the District Attorney that Chief Of Pc.
lice Bradley had refused to give any in.
formation to Justice Henderson regard.
ing one Mccormack. ? prisoner confined
in the station house.
The News reporter was informed the
session would commence at 4:3O o'clock.
On arriving there at AGO, hs found the
businsss nearly over with.
From those present, 1t was ascertainsd
that Justice Henderson did not sustain
the District Attorneys report. He said
he went to the Jail on the represents
ton OF q man named Kane that MsCor.
mack was confined in Jail without a
charge being preferred against him.
when il was ascertained that the pris.
onsr was booked AZ q drunk he left
without attempting to have him bailsd.
Deputy District Attorney Huffaksr,
who made the report referred to. was
called upon for . statement while the re-
porter was In the room.
He said be had none to make other
than his report; that had been made in
accordance with Justice Hendsrson's re-
port to him.
The Commissioners then unanimously
passed q resolution dismissing the mat.
ter and generating ths chief.
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ss,reh sor n Long.

WASHINGTON, February 4.-Nsarly 100
naval officers made application BY letter
or by tslssrsph,o or by influential friends
to the Secretary Of the Navy to DO Or
dsred to 60 on the search for Do Long
and the missing boats Of the Jesnnstts.
Many applicants are officers on active
duty or on leave. and their general zeal
to 20 to the rescue Of the Jsannstts's
survivors IL highly creditabls to The
spirit OF the Navy. The Secretary Of
the Navy has received the following CO.
bic dispatch from James Gordon Ben.
nett:
PAlrs, February 4.-Psrmit ne to
suggest that In refersnne to the request
Of Lieutenant Dansnhowsr to 60 back
and continue his search. that, In view
Of his condition, no should DO ordered
home. II he returns to the north, there
IL q strong possibility Of his losing his
eyesiRht entirely; but, on his way home,
he could have the best medical attsn-
ton and regain the use Of both his eyes;
nor does II seem to me necessary to send
line officers from America. II would
only put the government to unnecessary
expense. o I have already sent . man.
who is now on his way to 1rkutsk; and
ssbiriakoff, having kindly placed bis
steamer, the Lena, at my disposal, the
search for De Dong and Chip can,
with the assistance Of the Russian su.
tboritiss and natives. be continued with
all possible energy and efficiency at the
earliest practicable moment. II Dansn.
hover and the invahds under his charge
are ordered home. I will see that they
have oil possible care and the best medi'
cal advice ON the way. ] make this sug.
gestion entirely without Dansnhowsr's
knowledge.
(Signed): JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
New Yonx. February 4.-Lieutensnt
Hsrbor and Master Schuezte. detailed to
search for the survivors Of the lost Jean
nette, sailed today for Europe.
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Iyea County Issns.

The following items are taken from
the Lyon County Times Of February 4:
T. Il. Wells. Superintendent Of the
Cortes mine. with Leonard Richardson,
OF New York. have accepted . bond from
Judge w. II. Seawsll and George W.
Dorm for Q deed to the Utah mine. which
adjoins the Certes; the deed to be given
on or before May /. 1882, on payment
OF $40, 900, Of which 5000 to be paid
In eight days, and to be forfeited II the
purchasers fail to pay the balance.
The grammar department OF the Bill
YER City school has 48 pupils enrolled,
and the primary department 81. There
are forty.two pupils In the Dayton 9 ram.
mai school and thirty.nins In the pri'
mary department.
The Howell mine. Montszuma districts
II producing moro and better ore at pres
ent than ever before. Active operations
are going on in the district.
The wabuska school. In Churchill
county, 10 taught by Mrs. Courtney. and
has an attendance Of twenty.sight pu-
pills.
Pulp assays from q mill at swsstwatsr
places the value OF ore IN that section 81
$500 per ton.
The work Of putting in the machinery
and pans at the Humboldt mill 10 nearing
completion.
]. R. Benton has been appointed
Postmaster ct Luning.
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An l.sissaus I.dissus.

Henry McCann.su indignant INDECENT.
broke o pane Of glass out OF Commits
sioner wsbber's saloon yesterday and
was arrested. Mccain. who Is partially
p~aralyzed, was sent to the hospital not
long since, but he soon got to fighting
and was dismissed. Then he was taken
in at nights at the station.houss. but be-
came too saucy. At each recent meet
ing Of the Board OF County Commits.
sioners he had presented an application
for aid. and on Saturday last. he was
granted s25 on condition be would leave
tho county. 1t Is presumed he was an
cry because he did not get q bonanza
and attempted to wrssk vengeance on
Weber.
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I.,,,,,, in Cola AIN po,tonice held for

Letters in Gold Hill postofice held for
postage Mssns. langley 4 Nichols.
San Francisco, Cal; VIM. Chandler, Vir.
gipia, New; George Hawkes., same; A.
s. Pottle. same; Miss Annie Kelly. same;
Chas. Steele. same.
The ordinance providing for the col
lection OF licenses by the town Of Gold
Hill from Virginia merchants and others,
was passed by the County Commission
srs Saturday.
A libel from the Bodis Opinion: Pat
Holland has joined the Baptist Church
sad been granted q probationary license
to preach life through immersion for
o year.
William Krause. the merchant in Wiz.
pinis, on tho Divide. died shortly after
. O'Clock this morning. He has been
ailing from jaundico for some time past.
In consequence Of the hard frost and
consequent stoppase Of the water sup
ply, the voltaire mill. near Carson. has
temporarily suspended operations.
Amos Merritt. Chief Of Police OF Gold
Hill, paid so into the County Treasury
this morning for licenses collected by
him.
The Record says Phoebe Is no place to
20 10 for work; that there are . number
Of men out Of employment there now.
The Chinaman arrested for stealing
wsod from the G. 4 G. shaft was con-
vietsd and sent to Jail for thirty days.
An assessment Of 81 per share has
been levied upon the capital stock Of the
Yellow Jacket Mining Company.
An assessment Of fifty cents per share
has been levied upon the capital stock
OF the Belchsr Mining Company.
Henry hartmann has been appointed
polIosmsn for the Fourth Ward. vice
William Richards. resigned.
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CollIery Explosion In Virginia -
Thirty.two Men Imprisoned In
shn Dtt

the Pit.
RICHMOND. Va. February 3.-Infor'
nation Is received tonight OF q gas ex'
plosion at the Grave shaft, In the Mid
lothian coal mines, Chesterfield. Thir'
ty.two men were caught under ground
A later dispatch states that there Is little
or NO hope for any OF the men In the
shaft. The gas.testers went down nearly
to tho bottom Of the pit three times, but
wers forced to return on account oil the
suffocating smoke aud gas. They report
the pit on Are, but will make another
effort In the morning to search for the
unfortunates. The news OF the disaster
spread very rapidly. and In q short time
q crowd had gathered. The scene was
most distressing. % nearly every one
had some relatives or friends among the
entombed miners.
Ths shaft is nearly GOO feet deep, run.
ming about tbres.quarters OF a mile In o
lateral direction.
The Midlothian coal mines belong to
the estate Of the late Il. II. Burroughs.
OF New York, and cost about twelve
years ago between $500. 900 and $780,
900.
RICHMOND, Va, February 4.-Ths In.
formation received here this morning
from the Midlothian mine disaster is Of
the most d%iscouraging nature. There is
NO earthly hope that any Of the entombed
men are now alive. Every effort Is be.
ing made to enter the pitt but II will be
impossible to reach the point where the
men were for days, aud perhaps weeks.
The explosion destroyed oil the appar.
atus, including that used for ventilation.
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The Gag on the ball Of the Pacific
Coast Pioneers was at hali.mast Satur.
day out OF respect to the memory OF
Frank Parks, an esteemed member OF
that Society. who was killed on Friday
in Eas. Berkeley. California. by being
run over by o locomotive. Deceased
formerly resided on the Coinstook. De
was q brother OF Ira s. Parke, and
about Aity.hvo years OF age.
The report Is circulated that Hon. j.
F. Lewis, Of the firm Of Lewis & Deal.
formerly Of tho Nevada Supreme Court,
is to be appointed as the successor OF
Hon. E. W. Hillysr. United States Dis.
trio. Judge. who will probably be retired
by Act OF Congress. 1t Is said that
Judge Lewis Is recommended by both
Judges Field and Sawyer Of the Ninth
Circuit.
A shaft has been sunk fifty feet on Red
Mountain near Tarantula Springs. west
Of Silver Peak. this State, from the bot
tom Of which o DRIFT has been run ffty
feet, cutting a nine.foot ledge, In which
the quartz Is literally "lousy" with gold,
according to IN informant OF the Aurora
Herald.
Tho funny Bodio Free Press: Master
Jimmy Fair is reported to DO ~''snsssed"
and tho wedding will take place in one
year. The affair would take place Inn
mediatsly, but for the young mans "old
mans" extreme poverty.
The A. o. U. W. give q fine literary
entertainment Of Masonic Hall, Wednes.
day next. followed by . dance. There
will not be any tickets sold at the door.
See advertisement.
The County Commissioners will meet
tomorrow at l o'clock p. N.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-06
MiscallaneOuA

WASHINGTON, February 4.-Ths Pres
idsnt today confirmed tho sentence Of
death pronounced by the tho courtmar-
tial In the case OF the three Indian
youths. Dead Shot, Dandy Jim and
Skippy, convicted Of mutiny at Cibicu.
and ordered their execution on March 3
next.
The National Republican was sold today
to w. A. Patton. OF New York. who rep
rsssnts an Administration syndicate.
The Brady party turned the whole thing
over at noon today. It will hencsforth
be anti.Stsr route.
WASHINGTON. February 4.-The Jeffer.
son public school building on Virginia
avenue was burned at an early hour this
morning. Loss. Sl35, 600; insurance
unknown. The building was n OF the
finest In the city and accommodated
1900 pupils.
CHICAGO, February 4.-Mary Gels
finger, the celebrated German actress.
who has played q very successful engage
ment OF two weeks here. leaves on the
18th for San Francisco with O company
Of 6fty people, under the management
OF Amberg.
I've Mormon missionaries passed
through here yesterday for Salt Lake
with six men and seventeen women,
picked up In Duval, Oak and Beehive
counties. One missionary aid there
was false prejudice against the Mormon
faith and that they have to work quietly.
S%unEvEroRr. February 4.-Tbsre has
been O heavy rainfall here for the past
thirty. six hours. The overflow oil the
whole country seems inevitable. Inc
lakes above and below are already undsr
water, and the levses are giving way.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-06
Fatal Powder Explosion.

CLEVELAND. February 4.-Yesterday
Joseph Malholm removed with bis fam.
lily into the rear Of 4 HOUSE on Buckeye
street. In the evening hs found . hand.
some powder horn hanging on the knob
OF the back door. He plsyfully hung
Il around the neck OF his thrse-ysar-6ld
boy, who with another SON Of about six
wears, took the horn. and vent into the
next room to play. Presently an exple.
sion was heard. and the children vers
found horribly mutilsted. perhaps fatal.
IN wounded. They are alive today. but
the eyssiRht 10 destroyed, and they have
simply Q chance to recover. 1t 10 sus-
peeled the horp wa hung on the knob
BY some enemy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-06
CsusssFfeis Coils.

Counterfeit hali.dollars. fashioned a.
ter q coin Of the Philadelphia Mint made
in 1877. have made their appearance in
San Francisco. The milling 10 the most
imperfect detail o: the coin. - the edges
have been toned down In reducing the
inequalities OF the surface. The ring
differs but slightly from that Of the gen.
uins article and the base composition IL
equally difficult TO detect.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-06
A Crazy Locomotive Fireman,

BISMARCK, D. T.. February "A
crazy fireman on the Northern Pacific
Railroad, on the train near Alsop. yes.
tsrday overpowsred the engineer and
undertook to run the train to suit his
ewn idea OF speed, which was about q
mile Q minute. The engineer finally
succeeded in stopping the train just in
time TO save q collision. but had his coat
and vest torn OF by the maniac. Az
soon as the train was stopped. the lunstic
started across the prairie, and has not
since been seen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-06
Eir,y Dollars Reward.

Sheriff ]. B. Fitch. OF Elko county.
offers the above reward for the apprs-
hension Of John A. Overstreet, who,
With . ksiis. seriously wounded John
Hill at Dseth Station. on the 29th OF
January. Overstreet. who immediately
mounted Q horse and decamped. Is de-
scribed a. follows: About i've feet,
seven Inches in hight. heavy set; red
hair: sandy moustache and about twenty.
eight years old. Has lost an upper front
tooth, and ct the time Of departure. had
on brown pants. black coat and hat.
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Has Use for His Body.

WASHINGTON. February 4.-Concern'
Ing the disposal Of his body. Guitsau
said : "Undsr NO circumstances will ]
allow my relatives or any one else to
have anything to do with my body. II
necessary, I shall will It TO some large
cemetery. I shall probably need II my.
self for some time yet. Scovills's prop
osition 10 simply infamous and barbar.
GUS, and 10 not to be tolerated for q mo.
msnt. I am sorry Scoville 10 poor. and.
II I had plenty Of money, ] would give
my sister 5000. / shall. do so anyway,
II GET out OF here"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-06
The shsrin's Ofiice.

During the month Of January Sheriff
Hanks sold rinety.four county licenses.
realizing thersfrom Sl6l7 80, and seven
gambling licenses for $3.50, making o
total OF S2lG7 80. The work In the
Office tho past month amounted to
1914 80.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-06
Tn. Emorssn Miusireis.

In order to accommodate persons who
propose to see the Emerson Minstrsl'
during their coming engagement Of
Piper's Opera House. Mr.. Piper has
placed the price Of season tickets, three
nights, With reserved seats, at 80. The
opening performance Of the Minstrels
will DO given on Thursday night. next.
Box office now open for sale OF reserved
aeata.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-06

Forty years experience has stamped
public approval on Ayers Cherry PEG.
toral. as the most reliable OF all rem.
ediss for Throat or Lung disease. Its
continued and increased popularity ID
conclusive evidence Of Its superior cura'
tive qualities.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-06

w. W. Barnes. who shot l.. E. Tubs
In Bodis last Monday. has been held In
the SUN Of $1,000 bail to appear before
the Grand Jury. Barnes 10 . printer
and formerly worked in Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-06
arOCK r . e.
sas Francisco heard.

THIS MORNING.
40 0phir. 5h. 81
$50 Best & Belcher. ia
420 Mexican. 9h
IS Gould 4 Curry. 3 IS, ~
ass California, zoe
800 Savage. 2, o5
AIS Con. Virginia, 75c
100 Chollar. I 10
220 Potosi. ! IS. ~
220 Hale L N~orcross. 2 40
200 Yellow Jacket. AZ
AIS Alpha, ,. 05
$50 Belcher. I 10, l 05
$40 Sierra Nevada.
40 Utah. 50. 81.
220 Bullion. soc
- Seq. Belcher. Az bid
COO Overman. soc. $50
100 EIchequer, 75c
$50 Justice. 9jc
GO Union Con-. l0h. ioS
760 Alta, 81
rs Julia. &c
100 Caledonia, Csc
400 Andes. $50. Csc
$50 Scorpion. 95s
$50 Benton. l
100 Capitol. 75c
16o Golden Gate. 2 10
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OverhnuIiug Justice Machinery.

Men have been placed at work repair.
ing the machinery. buildings, etc., Of
the Justice mine. Superintendent Can.
svan says be does not know that work
will be resumed underground, but that
he has instructions to place everything
in such q condition that work can be re.
sumsd should the Directors decide on
commencing active operations.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-06
Ayers Asue Cure is the only medicine

Ayers Asus Cure is the only medicine
in existence which may be considered an
absolute antidots for Fever aud Ague.
and kindred diseases. It not only af.
fords immediate relief. but II eradicates
the malarial poison which produces the
diseases, without leaving any snervatinR
or injurious effect. a. 10 the case with
many Of the ague medicines advertised.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-06
Ordered Homo.

WASHINGTON. February 4.-Sscrstary
Hunt today t~slssraphsd Lieutenant Dan.
enhsusr. at Irkutsk, Russia, ~ follows:
Owing to the condition Of your health.
the order to remain and search for the
survivors Of the Jsannstts 10 revoked.
Return home, bringing the invalids with
you.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-06
De,ereure. I...s EveuisE.

A + Bailey, G Lesser and wife. Mrs ]
Odstt. Al Morath. Miss Ii kliuk, Florence
Demling. Mrs n Mackay, Miss L Williams.
Bishop Whitaker. Tim Heating and wife
and children.
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NO PATENT, NO PAY.
PATENTS

NBrArNED FOR MECHANICAL DEvICkSi
~ medical or other compounds. ornamenun
deams, trade MARKS and labels. Caveats. a.
signmena, Intcrferenees. inir1ngemsnu 70
NJ IN We mskc preliminary examinations and
srrri.h oninious a. 70 pstontabiiity, free Of
charce. ma ali who are Interested In new inven.
aons nd Patents Arc invited to eend for . copy
AZ our .0uids for Obtaining Patents," which
- tnstructiops how 20 obtain Patents, and
-, ysiusple matter. During the past nve
vssss ve have obtained nearly three Thousand
ystsots FOR American and foreign inventors, and
IN give satisfactory references In Almost every
county In the Union.
LOUIS BAG9RR 4 co.,
eolicitors Of Patents and Attorneys ct law
Il Dpoit Building. wsahington. D.. o.
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n.n.,,u,.. Thl. M.ruiur.

George Morley, E A Flint. G Nelson, W
v Price. J Gray. Mrs wagstsin. Mrs. W A
johnson. Mrs. Cassie, George johnson. +
NJ smith. Flora d johnson. Mrs W II
Jones.
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Ar.,..I. Tn. narriax.

George Keano. Fred Keane. Z W Harris,
Il d Jones. George E Perkins. W connors'
Mrs. Hibbsrd and son. r Darth. d Hafisn'
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ArrlvsI. saturday Evening.

G K~avanaugh. W MeHugh. N 8 O'Neil.
J II Donovan, T Leary. ] Smith. ID b
Sheldon. n o Donald. n Wilkes. Mrs. II A
Ambrose. p N sprague, J A Bonham. Mrs
A Taylor. Ii Cobb. N Hyde, r Myer.
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naaarsnrea aniurdaY ExeninE.

N Howard. W Gooch. L W Harris. ]
II Lowe. Z II Hill. W Tregsy and chill.
dren, wm Lacy. Ira Parke, + NJ Huffaker.
Mauds Doano. DR. Chapman, Vim Prince.
b J Clark. Mrs J Z Walton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-06

> Chas Wood. Miss II Klink. J E Melon
aid, Mrs A Craven aud children. @ II E
Hardin. W II French and family, Miss II
Smith.
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LOST.

AN RNAMKLRD PENDANT BRRAsTPN
"A with Q gold tassel attached WAS loet Of
GARFIELD Hall, Main street. last night. A 70
ward Of Five Dollars will be paid for 10: return
70 the paSonAgs. 1iw
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T,,ckunr past tho delighted pal.

TriekIInE pHst the pHI'
ate. HUI PUNCH with hot or cold water or
milk Is very agreeable. and diduses m &c
static gov through the system. Punches
breved Of request are far behind II In davor.
Sold by all Grocers. Wine Merchants and
Druggists. Trade supplied by Richards 4 Har.
rison. Agents Tor the Pacific coast. Ban Fran
rtseo
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nanarfurea Yeaierday Morning.

c d Abbott. n Nullstt, Z Grant. Mrs ]
Louachan. s PiIley. Judge Curler and
wife. W n Benjamin. J Jones. A Gsrvin.
Niss ] Nalarchy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-06

enc A WEEK. 81 . Day .. home :s.iy
9lk msds. Costly outat frss.. Addssss 1sus
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
THE GUIrEiU CASE.

Notion for . New Trial Denied
The Assassin Sentenced to be
Hanged.
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PRESENT BILLS.

ILL PxRsoNsHAvMa CLAIMS AGAINST
A Storey County are requested to prsssn'
them TO the County Clerk. ct his ONCE on OF
before the
FIRST DAY OF THE MONTH";
Or they cannot b presented to the Count
commis.,oper, for their action until the fol-
lowing month.
virginia. Novsnssr %. 1851. +"