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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-06
BY
rRnn sAN %FRANCIsCO.

SAN FRAScIsco, April e. r. IL
Specials to the Herald say that a joint
resolution has been introduced instruet-
ing the Judiciary Committee to inquire
into the proprioty Of restoring to Mrs.
Ice certain Mount Vernon relies.
The Cherokee treaty annuls the sale
of certain lands authorized 10 be sold
at 81 rs per acre.
A Select Committee is to be appoint
cd to Investigate charges Of terrorism
in South Carolina.
The Secretary Of State contradicts
the report of the rejection OF Cushing's
Canal Treaty by the Colombian Senate.
The salary Of the Collector Of New
York is fixed at Sis, o
An impression is gaining ground that
a strong force will be required to pro-
tcct Americans in Cuba.
The order directing the Twelfth Regi-
mcnt Of Infantry 10 proceed to Cnlifor-
MIA is countermanded.
a large number of Special Agents Of
the Treasury Department will be dis
charged.
Morton and Thompson, the express
robbers, have escaped.
A newspaper advocating Imperialism
has been published in New York.
Senator Stewart denounced the Union
Pacific Railroad management, and pro-
nounccs the Credit Mobilier Il swindle.
He says be believes from what he knows
thu, tue company is liable to become in
solvent any day.
The election in Connecticut is in
doubt both parties claim the Governor.
The Official count will be necessary 10
decide. The Democrats gaiusd consid.
erably in the Legislature. Cleveland
elected a Democratic Mayor by l,OOO-a
gain of 800 over last year.
Soon after 8 o'clock this morning, the
side wall OF II two-story brick dwelling,
No. 40 Grary street, occupied by Dr..
Gauticr, fell into au adjoining lot,
killing II bricKlnyer named Robinson,
whose family reside in San Joaquin
Vnlley--and IL laboring man nance
Crowsll, and seriously injuring another
named Ellis. DR.. Gautier was for
tunatcly absent from the building when
it fell, and his family are in the souu.
try. The greater portion Of the furni.
ture was destroyed, and the remaining
portion OF the building has been or
dcred torn down. The catastrophe was
caused by excavations for the purpose
of erecting another building, ani the
contractor failed to shove up the OK
posed wall. The victims leave large
families.
The steamer California has arrived
from tie lower coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-06

DEATu or A CESTISARIAS.--An old
negrcss, named Diana Baltimore, died
in Lcavenworth on the 9Th Of March, at
the advanced ago OF 1903 years. The
Commercial n {: She was born in
l76G, ut the now historic spot Of Snick-
ers' Gap, in Virginia, and was first
owned by William Snickors, or, as she
respectfully termed him, cold Bill
Singers" When II years of age her
old master traded her for m old gray
mare, yclept Fancy Tayler, then MS lam
Gus on the turf rs Flora Temple is in
our day. In 1923 she was taken to Ken
lucky by her young master. She made
the trip in a wagon, and was accustomed
to camp on the banks Of the creeks at
night. As an illustration Of negro SUI
perstition, it is curious to note that she
believed till the hour Of her death that
she swallowed A lizard while drinking
one night by bending over a stream, and
carried it in her side through life. For
IL long time tho periodic wriggling OF
the reptile disabled her, and thus be
came nm inconvenience to hor master, as
well Ms to herself. But one day a sur
gcon WINS sent for to removo it, when
she begged to be permitted to first tie a
conjurcr's bag around hor neck. The
bag was as potent in its influence as
salt sprinkled on the tails Of birds, and
the lizard ceased its violent wriggling.
Fourteen years ago she was brought to
Kansas, whore she resided to the day OF
her death.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-06

Ir was n very pretty and very pious
conceit of tho dear old lady who kissed
the dead youth for his mother. So
forcibly has it appealed to popular nd-
mirntion SINCE, that no inconsiderable
number Of live young men have
had tho same nilectionato caress
bestowed upon them, out of respect
for tho same venerable relative. a
striking example of this was afforded n
few evenings since by n young lady
who enjoys the undivided affections of II
handsome downtown clerk. It so hap
pened that, some weeks ago, his mother
died. His heart was %consoled in this
great bereavement by the affectionate
sympathy of his employers fascinating
daughter. II is not strange that this
sympathy Mt last ripened into love.
The parents noted and approved their
daughters choice, but wisely kept their
own counsel. The interesting relations,
however, were destined to como to
light in u way least expected. One
evening the young couple were enjoy
ing Il pleasant tCte-a-tete in n secluded
nook Of tho parlor. The old gentleman
happened, by the merest accident, to
| step in and take II seat unobscryed by
the young people. Suddenly bis atten'
ton was arrested by one Of those pro-
louccd luxurious kisses which only
lovers over interchange. "What noise
is that2' the parent loudly exclaimed
Silence like death. az sny, Julia, what
noise was thatT' rs i-r-sir ~ "Wha,
are you doing there 2" "Only--only
William, sir his mothers dead, you
kuow-nnd-nnd thought it wouldn't
he wrong 10 kiss him ior her, you know
sir ~
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A Via Falls Down n Stairway md il
Instantly Killed.

Between 8 aud 0 o'clock last evening,
an old man met with a fatal accident in
the California Market. lie had been
eating his supper in the New Market
Exchange, kept by Joe Gustin, and on
leaving the place he turned toward
Summer street, Il passageway opening
from the market upon Montgomery
street. AS he turned the corner OF the
oyster stand he reeled against an iron
railing which guards the stairway lead
ing to the basement. Being under the
influence of liquor, it is supposed thai,
be went against it with such force that
he turned completely over, striking on
his head on the landing below. The
distance from the top Of the railing
TO the stairs where he struck is about
six feet. The unfortunate man never
spoke-death being instantaneous.
When taken up it was discovered that II
wound extended from the base of the
forehead, between the eyebrows, TO the
top of the head, laying the. skall bare
for about FIVE inches. But very little
blood flowed from the wound, which in
duced the belief in some of the spccta-
tors that he had been seized with Il fl,
which caused the fall. The man was
comparatively a stranger, though he
has been seen around the market for
some time. II is rumored that he was
from Australia, and has a family there,
though we could find no one who knew
his name. He was apparently one of
that class so largely represented in Cali
fornia who have no local habitatiOu.
He wal about 60 years old gray hair,
and short, full gray whiskers. lie was
A large man, weighing probably 225
pounds. He was dressed in II gray
undershirt, red, blue and white check
overshirt, dark beaver or black frock
coat, black vest, light pants, black
wool hat, aud brogans. In his pockets
ixere found half a sheet of the Oakland
&eqrs of March IL, two combs-cosrse
and 6ue-a short black pipe aud some
pieces Of crackers. From the locks
of the deceased, one would pronounce
him to be a S%eotchman. The body was
taken to the Coroner's ofiee.-S. +.
Chronicle, I'd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-06

RUNNING Wholesome temperance
papers in this State write in opposition
to the vineyard interests or to the ex-
tension of grape growing, because from
grapes wines and brandies are manufac.
tured! Why not on the same principle
object to the cultivation Of peaches be-
eause brandy is made from them ?
Why not oppose the cultivation Of
wheat and corn and rye because whisky
is made therefrom? Why not quarrel
with the barlsy-growors because it is
turned into malt and thence into ale.
lager beer and whisky? Potatoes will
make whisky also {; yet the people OF
Pigeon Point grow them for all that /!
Apples make cider and ''apple jack"
and these make people drunk if they
indulge too heavily 4; yet the %orchardists
of Oregon plant out more apple trees
every year, Because people will get
drunk shall the sober and temperate
have no more grape pies or apple pud-
dings or peaches and cream or potato
chowdcr or barley broth or flour
bread? Must all these industries be
stopped lest some biped shall make q
brute of himself 2-Sac Bee, I'd.
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standing, as in direct opposition to the
opinion of Attorney General Bates.
The House Naval Committee will take
action against the proceeding, it IS
said.
General Longstrest only accepts the
S%urveyorship Of New Orleans tempor-
arily. Should General Sickles decline
the Mexican mission, Longstreet will
be nominated to the position.
1t is understood that the President
will convene the second session on
April IL.
The Nova Scotia annexation scheme
promises to develop into something Sc
rious. 1t is understood that Robert ).
Walker has been employed by the an
uexntionists TO represent them at Wash
ington.
A Tribune special says the President
has recalled Minister Watts from Vienna,
and is considering the propriety of re-
calling Mr.. Hale from Madrid. There is
considerable talk because Impeachment
Ashley's name WAS not sent in with the
other Senatorial nominations. Mr.. Ash
ley was positively agreed upon for Gov
crnor of Montana Territory, in the Cabi'
net.
Caleb Gushing has private letters
showing that it was not the Senate, but
a Committee Of the Senate of Colombia,
which decided against tho Darien ship
canal treaty.
The diplomatic nominations are nearly
ready. There will not be many changes
at present. New York has a quarter OF
the frst-class missions, and. onc.half OF
all the appointments.
The President Informed several Repre-
sentalives that he intended to sign tue
Tenure of Office bill.
Ngw YoRK, April "a Tribune special
says the Spanish Cortes have asked the
Minister of Finance for the documents
relative to goods said to have been i'm.
ported for commerce by Mr.. Hale under
a diplomatic franchise.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-06

OSE of the heaviest real estate own
ers of Brooklyn, New York i, n profess
sional burglar, residing in Williams
burg. He is the father of n large and
esteemed family, all leading exemplary
lives and moving in good society. 1t
is said that the children have no
knowledge of their fathers character,
and he is very particular as to their
morals, compelling the younger ones
to attend Sunday-school regularly.
This model father, but bad citizen,
operates in distant cities.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-06

IT is officially stated that in Arkan-
sas, during the three months preceding
the calling out Of the militia, there
were received at the Governors head
quarters authentic accounts of over 200
murders pc~rpetratsd with imPunity in
that State, and very many Of the mos,
6endish outrages but during the 10
days which have passed since martial
law was declared, but Que single
murder and not a single outrage has
been heard of in the State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-06

WHITE PISE news. This morning
we received last Saturdays Ners, which
is filed with interesting local matter.
The publishers announced that on Nom
day yesterday it would come out as a
daily. Mr.. Myers, our carrier in Vir-
ginia City, is the agent Of the White
Pine Ners, and be can supply allperSon'
wishing to subscribe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-06

He DENIES Ir.-Brother Lewis Of the
Reno Crescent denies that his nose scared
a race horse or the track last July, at
Reno. lie denies it in soft terms but
his denial won't hold good. We refer
to Chamberlain, to Anderson and to
Boyle. They all know the facts as well
az we do, and Lewis himself kaows EN-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-06

A company is. to be organized in Boon
Vile, Missouri, for the purpose OF turn
ing that city into a watering place. The
waters Of Choutsau Springs, nine miles
distant, are to be conveyed thither in
earthsu pipes, and buildings are to be
erected, all ut An estimated cost of
$40, 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-06

Tus immense Maxwell House, in Nash
vile, which, in its unfinished condition,
was used as a hospital during the war,
is nearly ready for occupation. Its cost
approaches $500, 900, aud it is one of
the largest hotels in the country. The
lot on which it is built was bought in
1890 for Sll.
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WHITE PINE ITEMS,
from the Empire, April IL

Wv t"N HhhPhNs hPAh Al
Rlcn STRrKE.-Messrs. l.. r. Tyler,
Z. G. Sherman aud William Knight TALL
old Gold Hill miuers) yesterday morn
ing made very important and, to some
extent, an exciting strike in the Black
Hornet, 60 feet east Of and parallel
with the CALIFORNIA; mine, at the south
err point of Treasure Hill. At the
depth Of two feet the fortunate owners
struck a mass Of chloride four feet
wide, which is fully equal to the richest
developments Of the Eberhardt or Cali
fornia-which is saying Il great deal,
for the California is certainly one Of the
richest silver mines in the world. On
Monday last Mr.. Tyler, who has been
| several months in the White Pine mines,
gave away TO some acquaintance what
is thought TO be n very valuable mine,
| believing of course, that he had a bet
ter thing and yesterday his predictions
came true-for, on examination, the
| Black Hornet proved to be not only as
| rich but rs extensive as the California
itself. "The boys" were in high glee,
Yesterday, at Treasure City ; and well
| thcv may be, for specimens from tho
| Black Hornet consisted of almost pure
silver. We ma, add, the Black Hornet
is not for sale.
Town Of CALIFoRSIA.-This is a new
town, mapped out aud to some extent
built upon, near the California mine, in
the canyon below S~hermautown, ut the
southern base of Treasure HILL. The
location is II of the most pleasant IN
tho district. rs well AS one OF the most
Important, being near the California;
Black Hornet and MazeppS mines. Two
beautiful flats are included within the
town, II round knoll Mt the intersection
of Lee and Union streets separating
them, and forming q town not dissimilar
in topography to the battlefield Of
Gettysburg. The important strikes
made In the vicinity render it certain
that the town Of California will be one
| Of the most important outside towns IL
the district, and rs it ia certain that II
is not Included within the corporate
limits of the Incorporated towns OIL
White Pine County, lots will be OF some
value.
BASE MgrAL.-Since the subsiding Of
the late storm, prospecting has been
busy in the Base Metal Range, and the
indications are exceedingly favorable,
We hear Of Il number Of fine assays Of
rock from that range OF mountains, but
the sureSt test from there is the milling
process. Rock from the Base Metal,
near Shermantown, has millcd $50 and
upwards per ton, which is the best
evidence we have that there are val.
liable silver mines in the Base Metal
Range.
BLAcKsTRAP.-An old bum in Treas
ure City, yesterday, was called upon to
examine some rock, and, after doing so,
said hat the specimens submitted to
him contained white s%ulphurets Of sil'
yer, blackstrap, and sulphurets of cop
per.
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ron ENOOS STOCK KEPOKT.
Iconnrrrrr DAILY ny II. II. rLAGG. GOLD MLI.

TCORNETTFI bATLl 1T Tt IT. FIAU', HVHU HIFT'
SAN Francisco, April G.
l15 Ophir, $35T831636% b 30; - Gould "
Curry, SiId; b25 Savage, $79E6TSdL7D Il 30; II
Chollar.Potosi. $isS; s2j Hale " Norcross, ISL
@St1S3lS5b 20; 100 Crown Point. $GGMGMbGI
b 30; l27 Yellow Jacket, $GGGGI61GGa: p Ken
tuck, $g7S02TT62IG = 30; 10 Alpha, $3l; 10 Over
man, $5JO55E@jG% b 20; o. Sierra Nevada,
S5I%CG5l; 81 Dancy, san; 20 Exchequcr, SIGN
OlGIiT b 30; 20 Segregated Bclchcr, $SH; 10
American, 500 b 80; 30 Lady Bryan, SlI; 20
Justice, 81: 80 Occidental, $2GlI26x b 30: iSl
Bolcher, $ISH@lsDlSH; ~ Flowcry, SIN; dO
AmudOr, S2SD y 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-06

DURING the past FIVE years, on an W.
erase, one man has been killed in
every nine days while walking or lying
on the track of Massachusetts, rail
roads.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-06

GAME.-Steptoe Valley and the noun
tains bordering it, are represented rs
Astounding in game, rs antelope, noun
tain sheep and grouse, and the lakes
and streams in fish and water fowl.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-06

Oregon begs two hundred aud ht'y
servant girls to come and do its GUS
work wages S25 in gold, per month,
and from four to ten suitors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-06

Fon WHITE PISE.-The Walla Waisa
Nv. IT, Statesman says " large number
of the substantial" men OF that town
are about to leave for White Pine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-06

An enterprising young lawyer ut
Charles City, Iowa, the other day
cleared a counterfeiter, and the grateful
cuss paid him in counterfeit green
backs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-06

JUBAL EARLY, the ex-~Coufederate Gen
eral, is on n visit to his brothers IN Lex
ington, Missouri.
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Attention, Liberty No. 1

'tHE MUTUAL LIFE INSUk,
approved style OF Lirc and Endowment Policies
and declares AND PAYS its dividends OF surplus
every year, commencing one year from the date
OF application. Before i~nsuring your life. ask
the agent II the dividends are deferred for two,
three or four years. or whether they are actually
premium, a. the case II with policies in the Mu-
tual Life. By looking into the Virginia Agency
a very large number OF dividend statements arc
TO be secn, belonging to policies on the lives Of
our best citizens, and as any of these policies
certain the best company to insure In. IL IL
not better TO Judge from actual policies Of our
nelghbors than to take the mere statement Of
an agent az to what Ills expectations may be!
JOHN SPROSTON,
Virginia, State Agent.
r. ]. BUTLER, Gold Hill, Local Agent. mh31 st
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-06

A DOCTOR in Meriden, Conn, visits
his patients on n velocipede. 1t is so
gentle that he leaves it without hitch
ing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-06

In Ohio only n farmer in forty
takes an agricultural paper.
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TaE velocipede Jockey Club OF Yreka
have secured a lot, and intend to have
u velocipede race track,
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G.. b. ZABRISKIE, nj. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

OFFICE LATELY OCCUPIED BY DIR. GAS;
~ ton, over the Bank Exchange, Main street,
Gold Hill, where he can always be found, day
or night, when not professionally engaged.
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A A Of $500 boots are making in
Buffalo, for New York.
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THEaE Japanese have arrived at Am
herst to be educated for the ministry.
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TnE cable in the Black Sea has three
insulated conductors.
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TuInrssS of the United States and
one Territory grow cotton.
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THE PACIFIC MUTUAL

WINS organized 10 check this outward
flow OF our resources. mud afford 10
Insurers the better profit commanded
by California Investments.
The above sum at our Lowest Rate.
would yield SIO0.377 ~, thus nj
fording mn additional proAt 10 the
Policy Holders OF S2OI,6SS SO.
Our Investment nre ali mndc In
accordance with the Law Of Cnii-
fornin, mud our securities nre ns good
ms those held by Eastern Companies.
Ali the usual kind. OF Policies iE-
sued, md no permits TO trnveI re-
quired.
WILSON DUNLAP,
(At Banking House Of II. II. Flagr,)
Agent for Gold Hill.
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'rBE STORE UNDER ODD FELLOWS
i Hail. Apply at room In rear OF Jnsiices
Court, to W. n nn
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For City Assessor.

T HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF. AS A
i Candidate for City Assessor OF Virginia, at
the coming May election, subject to the aciion
apa.td GEORGE II. MORRISON.
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store to Rent.
To Let.

T,oR PARTICULARS INQUIRE AT THE
II store Of STERN & SON,
anS'ff Main street, Gold Hill.
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From IIa vunn.

HAVANA, April "a Spanish man Of
war arrived in the harbor this morning,
with the steamer Commandments, cap
tured. The CubRns had left the vessel
and taken refuge on shore. Four of the
crew, firsmen, were takon prisoners.
Another steamer has two more.
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Prison Keepers, strike.

DETROIT, April 5.-All the keepers
having charge of ~convicts in the shops
of the State Prison resigned to-day,
because their salaries were not raised
by the Legislature. Work has entirely
ceased, and the conviets are locked in
their cells. The contractors hold the
State responsible for the damage,
which will mount to over 81 1000 II day.
Tho Legislature adjourned sine die to-
dsy.
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Were collected upon this Cons nud
sent Kast for Life Insurance. The
Money was Invested Mt nm average
rnte Of q per cent.-yieldinE S2Oi,-
6SS SO per nnum.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-06

JERUSALEM has twenty-five thousand
Inhabitants.
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POLITICAL.
GEORGE DOWNEY

A NNoUNCES HIMSELF AS CANDIDATE
II for Chief of Police Of Virginia City, at the
ensuing May election, subject TO the decision OF
tho City Union Convention. mh22-td
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JAMES MALONE,

At THE SOLICITATION or MANY
n friends, announces himself az candidate
for Chief OF Police of Virginia City, nj the
ensuin" city election In May, mh26-tf
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Masonic Notice.

Culver STAR LODGE NO. s., r. "A
- g. A. NJ, meets at their Lodge. WV
room, corner Main and Blanchard M
streets, Gold Hill, every SATURDAY wv
evening at 7 O'Clock. Stated communications,
nrrt Saturday In each month. All Brethren In
good standing arc cordially invited.
by order of the W. NJ.
S. w. CHUBBUCK, Secretary.
Gold Hill April 1. 1869. ap1
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WonId you pny Express C%hnraGs on
Money q the Atlantic Stntcs, for the
purpose or having IL investcd whc,"
it will bring but enr-hnIr tho return
shat it will at Homer Rend Ihr fol-
lowing