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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-12

The Oeeident, the organ Of the Synods
of the Presbyterian Church upon this
coast, in its issue Of last Saturday, is
very severe upon velocipedism. We
quote from the leading editorial upon
this subject:
"It may be a prejudice, but for a full
grown man to exchange n smart walk
through the fields, or a brisk gallop over
the hills, in pleasant, friendly converse,
with an eye free to wander over the fair
landscapes around, or the glorious
heavens, for a pastime which keeps the
eve fixed on the road and the foot on n
trsadmill, this does not strike US agree
ably. The practical benefits Of the re-
creation nre only IN expertness in bal
anciug aud development Of legs. OF
course we end no fault with 1t. Il is a
mere matter Of taste. Every man has n
perfect right in this peculiar exercise OF
his head and heels to do the work OF his
W saddle horse, or without figure OF
speech) 'ito make an ass Of himself. y
When we soc preachers Of the Gospel
e~ndeavoriug to render evangelical truth
pleasing to the carnal heart, by ignor-
ing its most awful d~octriues-or 10
make Gods sanctuary attractive by
meretriciousness or melodrame, We
cry-Alas, for the velocipedc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-12

ONE Of the results Of the approaching COM
pletion OF the Pacific Railroad is, that miners
in Colorado are writing to this city to aseer-
tain the cost at which quartz mills can be de-
livered to them there. The San Francisco
quartz machinery is reputed to be much bet
ter than that made in New York or Chicago,
and i. will compete successfully in the mar
kets OF Colorado and Montana with the work
Of the Eastern cities, IL the freight from this
side is not too highs. +. ARa.
The miners Of Colorado had better
send to our founirymen on the Com
stock here il they want the best mining
machinery-for in point Of utility and
real practical uses for mining, it is far
ahead of the San Francisco castings.
The best amalgamating pans now in use
on the Pacific coast were invented here,
and our foundrymeu can u them out
in any quantity. There is not n pound
Of useful mining machinery, from q
steam boiler and engine to a stamp or n
pan, which cannot be made here and
shipped to Colorado cheaper than it can
be furnished from San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-12
CARSON CITY ITENIS.

From the Appeal of this morniug.l
Doc MASON, Of Esmerora, is IN town,
looking as handsome as II night bloom
ing serious.
The HUMBOLDT Register is 10 be re-
moved to Elko. So we are informed by
1.-THE Rioter," Mr.. Hill-who is n OF
the typos in that office.
LANCE NIGHrISGIL has returned from
a short visit TO his relatives and friends
in Marysville. Glad TO see the old man
back, and hope to see him soon restored
to ~ better condition of health.
Foa THE STATE PRrsoN.-Mr. James
Kiukcad, Under Sheriff of Washoe
County, brought here, on Monday,
Benjamin Foster, who is under sentence
Of i've years in the State P~enitentiary
for stealing u horse.
THERE will be q meeting OF the
Daughters Of Rebekah held on Wednes-
day evening, May l2th, at the Hall of
Carson Lodge No. 4, |. 0. o. f., at s.!
o'clock p. NJ. All Brothers and Sisters
in good standing are invited to attend.
4 GENTLEMAN from franklin Hill in.
forms us that grouse are very thick in
that vicinily.-La Porte (CaI } Union.
Used to be plenty around here; but
the boys say they iud it difficult to dis
cover any nowadays.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-12

PorAroEs A PREvESrIvE OF BOILER
ScALx.-Enginsering lately examined
tho interior Of a boiler which was en-
tirely free from scale Of any kind and
although it had been in constant use for
IA months, the hammer marks around
the rirst heads were as clear and sharp
as when the boiler was frat set to work.
The practice Of the engineer had been
simply to introduce some 25 pounds OF
potatoes into the boiler every week, at
the safety valve, after blowing of aud
re6lling. The effect was found to be
that all the solid matters were deposited
by the water 10 the form Of an extremely
fue powder, which was completely re-
moved when the boiler was blown out.
"Of the manner" says that journal,
"iu which the potatoes act in prevent
ing the formation Of a hard scale, we
have not yet been able to arrive at n
satisfactory explanation, but that they
do prevent it is a fact which it is we'll
worth while to record, particularly as,
unlike some other "preyentivcs," they
give rise to no injurious action on the
boiler plates or fittings" Scientific
Press.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-12

NEW UNITED STATES JUDGES. A
Washington letter Of April 2sth says:
"There is one continued stream Of APP
plicatious and intercessions with the
President for the United States Judge
ships under the recent judiciary bill. He
now informs all who call upon him for
that purpose that he shall not make up
his mind or give any promises upon
the subject until next winter, when he
will be ready to make nominations as
provided for in the law; that he will in
the meantime receive any suggestions
or recommendation that may be offered,
and from them make his selections. 1t
10 most likely, however, that Attorney
General Hoar will play a very important
part in making these nominations
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-12
BY TELEGRAPH.
ERn,I san FRANCISCO.

SAN FRAScisco, May l2-2 P. ~
Some 30 to 40 professional land;jump-
ers congregated this morning on the
block of land opposite the San Jose Rail-
road depot, holding possession against
WIN. ,Corcoran and others. Warrants
have been issued for their arrest.
Arivcd-North German bark Alba
tross, from H~ongkong, with q full cargo
of rice. The latest advices from Hong
Kong state that there are Eve ships on
berth for this port, and had $500 pas-
scngers engaged; and that the next
steamer would bring a full cargo of Chi
nesr.
Pumps nre constantly At work in the
lower portion Of this city freeing cellars
flooded with water from sewers. The
Front street merchants are considerably
alarmed Mt the great accumulation OF
water.
c. B. Hudson, of Proprietors
Saloon" Pacific street, is arrested,
charged with robbing VIM. Bender OF
SI6O
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-12

A LIVING S~KELEToy.-A remarkable
instance of human emaciation exists III
the family off German lNborer named
Charles Schrier, who resides o.. Talbot
street, three doors from the northeast
corner Of Fullerton. 1t is that Of q girl
aged 10 years, who is almost entirely
without flesh, and who hHs subsisted in
this condition from earliest infancy.
The unfortunate child presents n spec
tacle to move the deepest sympathy.
Without the power to aid herself in any
way, or to signify her wants except by
fretiulness, she ats propped in n chair
all day long, attended constantly by the
other members of the family. Her face
gives her the appearance OF m ordinary
invalid wasted by disease, but the body
and limbs disclose an almost total absti-
hence of flesh, the frame exhibiting its
ghastly outlines through the skin.
Though without the gift Of speech, her
intellect betrays much acut-ness when
pleased, she smiles conposedly, and re-
mains perfectly happy and tranquil
when rocked in the chair. When un'
happy, she struggles for uttcrance, the
only effect Of which is a flint cry. Her
hearing, however, is said to be perfect.
She cannot be moved from one position
to another without considerable pain,
aud, as all such subjects do, suffers
from perpetual cold. Medical men who
have examined her, express the opinion
that her emaciation has been produced
from prenatal causes.-LoadOn (On-
tdrio) Free Press.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-12
ADMISSION
P.nI & Wood. Electric Process.

SILVER CITY, New, May 8, 1869.
ALMAIIN b. PAUL, EsQ.-Dcar Sir: As you
have requested that | should give my views as
TO the Paul & Woods Electric Process, now
that I have tested it on n large scale, and wheth-
or your representations have been met with
facts, | would state that in my former working
of the ores from the Twin mine, In this place, |
was unable TO procure not to exceed GO per cent
of the metal. have now worked several lots,
through your barrel. Of 600 pounds at n charge,
and find II works with Us much pcrfcctncss az
It docs on your smaller scale In San Francisco,
In ono lot o. Ave charges, OF 1000 pounds each,
your returns were up to % 3G.1OO per cent, based
upon two assays of ore, after being pulrcrized,
and by two different assayers,
/ consider the system and barrel, rs used,
thoroughly practical for extensive working, and
cmbodying u principle In disseminating tho
mercury through the ore, obtained In no other
mode Of matchmaking.
see no reason why You cannot assert your
ability to work ordinary ores, after being prop
erly pulvcrizcd, up TO 90 per cent. of a proper
assay. You will therefore understand that I
have found your representations correct, and
recommend the system rs worthy Of investiga'
ton by Quartz Miners.
l remain, very respectfully yourt,
myl?1t SAMUEL A. CHAPLIN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-12

PprrArrxRIS0.-lt appears that the
reason why the news OF the reported
recognition Of Cuban independence by
Mexico was delayed vas that the report
came to Havana, where it was sup
pressed. Tho Havana agent Of the
Associated Press attempted to telegraph
TO New York that item Of news, but it
was suppressed by the Spanish suthori-
ties. This was a very weak thing to
do, Tor it only delayed publication OF
the fact in the United States from the
18th to the 26th Of April, the particu-
lars being meantime received by mail.
The exact facts in the case are that the
Mexican Congress has, BY a vote OF 100
to IL, authorized the President to rec
ognize the Cuban insurgents as bellig-
ersuts whenever he thinks proper.
That he has recognized them, we are
not yet informed. Vessels bearing the
Cuban dag are admitted into Mexican
ports. If anybody want to SO q pri-
Watering against Spanish commerce in
the Pacific, now is the time to do il /;
Mexican ports on this coast are open to
them.-Sdn Francisco Alta.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-12

The "last spike" was manufactured
ut the Woodworking establishment OF
W. T. CARAT, in this city, and consists
of $500, U. S. coin, San Francisco Mint,
melted together. The work was done
BY Joseph Garra,t, father Of W. I. Gar
RAFT, and Che Oldest metal worker, prob
ably, on the coast, who very naturally
took pride in doing the job. The fin
ishing and engraving were by Shultz,
Fisher l. Mokliug. A silver spike has
also been forged in Virginia City, and
sent forward to the front to prcccdc the
driving of the last and golden spike.
While it was being forged over one hum
dred persons present gave each " blow
with the sledge.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-12

FiRsr THROUGH TRAIN. The first
through train from Chicago reached
Reno at about half-past seven o'clock
asst evening, &c hours and 30 minutes
from Ogden. The train consisted OF
the Commissioner car and two pas
sengsr cars from Springfield, Massaehu-
sets. The train brought Governor
Stanford, Governor Stafford, Hon.
Thomas Fitch, Commissioners haines
and Tri,le, Collector Gage, and IL. X.
Smith, Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S special
messenger, with through letters.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-12
THE CLUR

A clear soup, and n course Of fish
A joint to follow fast,
That fills the empty inner man,
And sends content at last -
And sends content at last, my boys,
While, like the busy bee,
Away the waiter flies, and brings
Old fruity '43!
Oh, for n tender chickens breast!
l heard n fair one cry;
But give to me the cut Of beef,
And mutton hung till high -
And mutton hung till high, my boys,
The club menu for me!
The last place dincd at is our home
For married men are we!
There's tempest when your honeymoon
Doth once begin to cloud;
And, bark! the mischief, married men T!
The wife is piping loud!
The wife is piping loud, my boys,
Abuse is flying free!
As fierce to face our Palias is
As though a Vulcan we!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-12

ArTEMrr AT HIGHWAY ROBBERY NEAR
San Joss.-The San Jose Patriot Of May
9Th says:
Last night, about . o'clock, ms D.
Trayer was riding over the Alm"den
road, on his way TO thus city, upon up.
preaching the bridge, " mile and " half
below San Jose, his thoughts REQUIRED
to the many robbcries which had been
committed there, and he impulSively
FASTENED the speed OF his horse. A rod
or two north Of the bridge II short,
heavy-sct man sprnng into the middle
of the road, hallooed, and threw up his
hands and ordered Trayer to stop.
Trayer SHE'D his horse to one side, when
the robbcr, us he attempted TO pass,
seized the bride with one hand while
holding II pistol in the other. The horse
liked the company OF the intruder rs
little rs the rider, and the robber was
pulled and jerked around in II lively
way. NIL the time holding OH to the bril-
die. That kind OF exercise the robber
found to be rather too heavy for his
shor, wind, so letting go the bride he
struck q heavy blow with his pistol at
Trayer, which hit him upon the right
hand, cutting n bad cash across it, from
which blood flowed freely. Trayer, on
coaching the city, gave information Of
the adventure ut the police office.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-12

We take too few holidays. We do not
even relax from the cares Of business on
holy days. Money.grubbiug consumes
our people like a burning fever-and the
merchant and the man of business SO
from the counting house to the grave
without allowing themselves one day OF
bcolthful recreation or Of wholesome re.
Election on those things which will be OF
serious Importance when money.gett!ng
shall be ut a discount. People think
that success in the accumulation OF
wealth is the one grand aim OF life, and
that such success can only be achieved
BY spending every day in the year in the
distcmpered strife and pursn't'-H' r.
Herald.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-12

SHEEP FOR WHITE PISE.-The Oro-
vile Record has this item about an ex-
portntion of sheep:
Seneca Ever started n drove Of sheep
for White Pine last week. They 60 by
way of Laportc and ~Bcckwourth Pass,
and thence up the Humboldt to Elko.
They expect to find II small belt OF
snow to cross in the vicinity of Nelson
Point, and good grazing and easily
travelling thereafter. The venture will
be n good one, if they arrive before the
people who have been attracted there
begin to dispense.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-12

SUPERVISOR OF I~SETRYAL REVENUE
By l,tcst kilograms, We notice that n.
A. II. Ball of Gold Hill, who is COM
missioncd rs Supervisor of Internal Re.
venue for California, Nevada, Utah and
Arizona, is to be retained. Secretary
Boutwell, and the Commissioners, Della.
no, have stated that they would make
no change. Senator Coles efforts to
secure his own man have thus signally
failed, md Mr.. Ball, having qualified,
will discharge the duties of the office.
Mr.. Ball is n man of Iirst.elass business
qualifications, a stnunch Republican,
and a good citizen, and will fill the
Office most capsbly.-Enicrprisc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-12

"Tux Lord deliver us from witches
aud warloeks and long .nebbed things"
Ths Providence Press says the ex.queen
OF the English Gipsies, who arrived in
this country recently, is to organize the
1900 Gipsies who have come here a,
different times. They will be located
on lands they have purchased. The
Gypsy population though poor to look at,
are rich in fact, and soon We shall hear
of a society more honorsbly celebrated
than that Of the Mormons, governed by
their W laws aud ruled over by a rea
queen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-12

DAMAGE SuiTs.-We regret to notice
the growing frequency in our STATE
Courts Of breach Of promise suits, ana
suits brought by husbands or fathers
to recover damages sustained by reason
of the seduction Of n wife or daughter.
It requires but II slight stretch oil the
Imagination to conceive that the man
who could, in open court, make pubic
the shame of n wife or daughter, anu
heal his wounded honor by coolly peck
citing the price of hers, would not long
hesitate to traffic in what he evidently
conceiycs to be II m~erchantable hrtlsie
and that without the Intervention OF tue
courts.-Centrdi Californian.
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Hr.rY Rosps.-Geueral P. III. Jones

HEAVY BoSDs.-General r. IL. Jones,
the recently appointed Postmaster Of
New York city, is required to give
bonds in tho sum Of half u million dol
lars, one-half of which is for the postal
money order Office, and the rest for
other moneys passing through his hands.
His predecessors bonds were only for
a quarter Of a million.
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The London Spectator s"ys; "a very
hig~hly-pl.ced and patriotic American
told us that If Il New York millionaire
committed II murder i, would DC literal
ly impossible to punish him. The jury
would be discharged without II YER
Diet The Spectator must have gather
ed its ideas from Minister Revcrdy
Johnson, who was not able to
resist the American weakness of " stuff.
ing IN Englishmnn.
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Always be cool when you find your
self in n hot place.
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VERY bright colored carriage wheels
nre now the fashion.
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To Let.

.IuIE STORE UNDER ODD FELLOWS
l. Hall. Apply ut room In rear OF Justices
Court, to W. ~ IihLL;
Gold Hill, March IL. 1860. mhls-u
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NEW York, May ll.-There is much
enthusiasm over the completion of the
Pacific Railroad. Commcmoration SER
vices were held in Trinity Church.
Dispatches from Washington, Philadcl-
phin and other places report II general
iubilaiion over the news. The bell Of
Independence Hall was rung, and there
has been no Such demonstration in
Philadelphia since the news Of Lees
surrender.