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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-18
RoURTH OF JULY CRLKBRA'
TION IN GOLD HILL.

!. Pursuant to adjournment a meeting
of our citizens DESTROYS of celebrating
properly the coming Fourth, was held
last evening at the hall Of Liberty En-
CINE Company. The meeting was
called to order by J.. I. Welton. DIR.
c. b. Zabriskie was elected Chairman.
w. D. c. Gibson, Chairman Of the
Committee appointed at the previous
meeting, reported the citizens unani,
mously in favor Of turning out ana
celebrating In Gold Hill.
W. H. n. Lee reported that Warren
Engine Company No. l, Of Carson,
would celebrate with us.
A. McSIartin, Chief Engineer, re-
ported that the Gold Hill Fire Depart
ment would turn out In full force.
Il. A. Atkinson, President ofthe Gold
Hill Miners Union, reported that they
unanimously voted to celebrate in Gold
Hill.
VI. w. Hogan reported that the Swee-
ney Guard had not held a meeting,
consequently he could not say whether
they would turn out or not.
On motion, Messrs. Gibson, McMar-
tin and Atkinson were appointed n
Committee to confer with the Mining
Superintendent, and see If they could
not shut down their works OH the
Fourth, In order to give all Il fair
chance to Join In the celebration.
Mr.. Gibson moved that a Committee
Of two be appointed to wait upon Gen.
Van Bokkelen and Gen. Winters, to
see il they would not allow the Swee-
ney Guard to turn out in Gold Hill on
the coming Fourth of July. So or,
dered, and Mr.. W. D. G. Gibson and
W. n. Hall were appointed.
Mr.. Gibson moved that a Committee
Of eighteen be appointed to make all
the necessary arrangements, and So
licit subscriptions for the proper cele-
bratiom of the coming Fourth. SO or
dered.
The following were appointed as
such Committee: II. NJ. Vesey, W. ID.
c. Gibson, W. n. Hall, w. ID. Gray.
H. Huguet, 4. A. Atkinson, r. j.
Peters, 4. j. Donahue, W. Turney,
James Brew. A. McAlartin, W. II.
Bennett, A. A. Putnam, j. Il. Welton,
II. c. Blanchard, NJ. w. Hogan. G..
McGinis and P. LETTERS.
On motion every man was appointed
a Committee of one to decorate his
premises OH the Fourth.
On motion. the Secretary opened his
books to receive subscriptions, and the
amount subscribed at the meeting was
1854 80.
On motion. 1t was agreed that the
proceedings ofthe meeting be published
In the Gold Hill News.
On motion, the meeting adjourned
to meet OH Saturday evening, July ID.
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level. The drift from the north shaft
has not yet reached the ore vein in the
Moscow ground.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Nothing new to report except that
the WINE from the l,100foot level
shows little OIL no ore at the bottom.
It will intersect with the DRIFT at the
!, 20O-foot level very shortly. Only
barren quartz and porphyry Is found
at either of those lowest levels. The
annual meeting of the Imperial Com
pany takes place on the 2sth inst-a
week from next Tuesday.
DANEY.
The first ore produced this season
has milled OH the average $l5 per ton.
the poorest averaging $40 per ton.
and the best SIS per ton. The mine Is
looking favorable, and considerable ore
is being produced daily. A contract
has been made with the San Francisco
mill, on Carson river, to haul and
crush for - per ton.
SIERRA NEVADA.
Nothing new to report. Both mill
and mine running at the same old
steady satisfactory rate. The east sur
face deposit still constitutes the main
ore resource, and looks Us though 1t
would never be exhausted. There is
ore enough in sight IN those surface
workings to last Il year or two.
CROWN POINT.
Daily Yield about so tons, low grade
ore, from the upper levels. The in
cline from the l,000-foot station of the
shaft has not progressed much this
week, owing to a breakage Of machln-
cry, but will do better the coming
week. Drifting east at the ~l,l0O-foot
level develops nothing as yet.
OCCIDENTAL.
Nothing new to report since our
last, except that at a meeting Of the
company. held last Monday, William
Weston, President. resigned. and Thos.
II. Williams was elected in his stead.
Simon Schlewick, Trustee, also re-
signed, and John Rapp was chosen to
fill the vacancy thus created.
BEI.CHER.
The slopes above the l52-toot level
show no change, but the ore seam
262-foot level-imprOves somewhat In
quantity. Prospecting ut the 73O.foot
level, toward the south line. develops
favorable Indications. The daily yield
Of the mine Is about 80 tons per day.
HOPE.
Mine looking we'll and hopeful. a.
usual. Both mills Of the company are
kept steadily running, the daily yield
Of the mine being from 30 to 30 tons OF
so ore daily. About IL tons per day
of $l2 ore are also being extracted,
supplying the Atlantic mill.
KENTUcx.
Yielding daily about 30 tons of fair
grade ore, supplying the Pioneer mill.
This comes principally from above the
400Lfoot level, although some few tons
of pretty good ore come from the good
between the 800 0nd 90O-foot
COLE.
Within the last week or two conSid-
surface ore has been taken ont,
pays well for milling. ConSid-
revenue is anticipated from this
GOULD & CURRY.
Daily yield 50 tons, from the old
mine, average assays being Isl. Still
nothing new or encouraging developed
in prospecting ut the seventh or lowest
level.
ovEItMAN.
Upper levels yielding ore of Inn
proved quality, il not quantity. No
new developments to report. Receipts
for May, $4,000.
CALEDONIA.
Daily yield, 10 tons, from the 200
foot level. The mine is looking and
well, with plenty of ore in
It's n paying institution.
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SECURE SENTs.-Bear in mind TINT
the great California Theater Company,
with Lawrence Barrett, will appear at
Piper's Opera House next Monday
evening. That being their opening
night, the house Is sure to be densely
crowded. therefore we would advise all
DESTROYS of a good seat to 60. at once
to the box office Of the theater and Sc
cure 1t. No extra charge for reserved
seats. A large number are secured
already.
The FAIR To-SIaHT.-The Ladies'
Fair In aid OF st. Patrick's Church,
Gold Hill, still continues to be the at
traction ut Theatre Hall. 1t was well
attended last evening, and tonight,
being the last Of the week, there will
be an extra good attendance, and rs Il
will be enjoyed. Go and join IN the
festivities and aid In the good cause.
The price Of admission is merely nom-
inal.
The New PIUrE CmEF.-The Carson
appeal says: Natchez, the new Chief
| of the Piutes, was In town yesterday.
He had a bead-embroidered sash or
cape with him, and profeSsed to have
a large batch Of highly important let
tiers about his person. Two or three
warriors and several. children Of his
tribe were with him. When last we
saw him he was making u break for the
Ormsby House kitchen for chemuck.
Ar CARSON To-NIGHT.-The appeal
says that the Farron & Wilson Varie-
ties Troupe of singers, dancers and
players will appear at the Carson The
atre this evening. They present Il long
array of talent and a very tempting
bill. The performance will conclude
with that favorite operetta, "Oh Hush,
or the Virginia Cupids."
GATHERING TEETH.--Not only does
Sozodont impart the wilderness OF the
plrest porcelain to the teeth, but Its
polish, too. They glisten after being
brushed with 1t, like the inner surface
of an ocean shell, and the effect Of this
peerless Dentriflce is to render the ell
amel rs hard and in~destructible rs ada
mant.
LIBERTY ENGINE COMPANY No. L.
4 special meeting for the transaction
Of very important business takes place
at the Hall of the above Company to-
morrow - Sunday evening. Every
member is requested to be present. See
advertisement IN another column.
ANNUAL MEETING. - The annual
meeting of the Yellow Jacket Silver
Mining Company will be held at their
office, In Gold Hill, OH Monday, July
18th. The transfer books will be
closed on the 18th. See official notice
under "New Today
COOP FOR CARsoN.-According to
the Appeal, the Warrens, Of Carson,
made their machine throw Il stream
clear over the top of the Liberty pole
on Capitol Square, yesterday. The
pole is 1877 feet high.
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MEDICAL.
Consultations by letter or otherwise, FREE

THIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS
L enjoyed on this coast an uninterrupted suc.
cess OF eighteen Year,, and has become one OF
the renowned Hospitals Of the age. What Inc
celebrated Lock Hospital IL TO London, and the
no less renowned Establishment OF Ricord IL 10
Paris, this Institute has become TO the Pacific
Coast. The Thousands annually received and
cured at this place Is In point Of number Of pa.
| tients among the very hrst OF the world, and
he success Of its treatment ranks II second to
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Seminal Weakness sr SDermatorrhGu.
The young man who experiences that growing
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hing Of the limbs, disordered digestion. unae.
countable failing OF the powers OF the mind,
dlstaste for society, dread Of impending trouble,
forebodlngs Of evil. sleeplessness, troubled and
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Seminal Misunderstanding away his powers,
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Tickets for Sale June lst. 1870.
ONLY AT THE OFFICE.
LNberal discount will be allowed where 100,
500 or 1000 Tickets arc bought In one lot.

The Trustsss have appointed MAURICE
DoRE and CHARLES R. PETERS, 316 Call.
fornia street, Business Agents for the sale OF
Tickets, and for the Transaction OF all Busine.s
Connected with the Entertainment, to whom all
communications may be addressed.
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level. The drift from the north shaft
has not yet reached the ore vein in the
Moscow ground.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-18

an- Of aoet. opeai4o I'd. Call. CLOSING.
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WHITES COUGH R
Has been extensively used In this city, and for
grown persons and infants 10 uneqnalled for
Coughs, Colds, Hoarsenoss, Inflammation Of the
Lungs, etc except when coughs are dependent
on liberation OF the throat-then use knights
Gargle.
C. VI. CORNELL,
Il G street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-18

Owing TO the breakage Of the pump
Tia water has risen 300 feet in the new
shsft. Repairs will be completed BY
IN middle of next week, but 1t will
he two weeks before the water Is all
OUT and drifting resumed at the lowest
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NOTICE To ~MECHANlo1t
A PRKNIN OF $500 win DO given for the
best Iodelof tRo Wheels Of Etass and iron, ios
this dstrfb1tiou. Tbs Trustees reserve tho
Hight to reject any 'Re 81 models .,v
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ROBERT D. SWAIN, President II. l.. A.
W, ii, L. BARNES, Vice Pres't
WIN, C. RALSTON, Treasurer
THOS. r. HAYES, Recording secy
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KNIGHTS GARGLE,
For liberation and Sore Threats, Hoarseness,
Elongation Of the Uvals, Singers and Speakers
Hoarseness, etc. A certain cure.
Prepared only by ,v
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rRUSFBB8 N. u, n.
VIM. Ashburner, Isaac MormseI,
]. u. NcNul:y, Allfsd r. ElIelt
WIN. 3. Wood, r. B. Reynolds,
Samuel Hubbard.
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The Radical Fraud.

Under this heading rs ind the follow
ing in an exchange taken from the Phila-
delphia Age, ola recent date, which IS
veil worthy the perusal Of our readers:
Like all ether frauds the Radica! par
ty is beginning to loso the confidence Of
its adhecents and supporters. One by one
the different interests are leaving the cid
beaten TRACK Of Radical rule, until a short
time, only the negroes viii he left, aud
they will dictate terms to the men whom
they support IN the West, the Ger.
mans, who for years have kept the Radi-
Gals in tie ascendant in that section of the
Union, are ]roatice. They do not like
the bigotsd and prosoriptiye policy Of that
party. Theg have no idea Of being over.
Glaughsa By the negroes, and hence, in
many localities, the German papers are
Sounding he note # alarm and advising
their reader 10 prepare for q new politi-
cal departure. In New York the same
feeling is manifest, only III a moro open
and organized manner. The New York
Times recently published a circular letter
to the German Republicans Of that State,
from the Correspondents Committee Of <he
German Central Committee Of New York
city, dated the llth inst The letter
amounts to an open bolt If tue German
Republicans, and It's aim IL, a. set forth,
TO 'systematioally organize into one body
all our liberal fcll0w.oiti5ons of German
birth" The ground tor the bolt Ia said
to be "the want OF faith in the Repuhh'
can lenders" and il is declared that "selt'
interest alone requires cur closer union"
The committee omplainetbnt.heir "wish-
ss and complaints arising from peculiar
views Of personal AMI religious liberty
have been totally ignorsd, AID that per
gonal conpulsiou, exercised in the fern Of
Eyciss and Sunday laws, has in no meas
ure been mitigated." This movement il
likqiy to reach all the 55ates, and produce
most important results. No sooner ar:
the Radicals reinforced by tie negroe!
than their old hatred to adopted %citi5en'
breaks forth, aud they abuse the "stall
fed Dutch" and igsult the ''rnm,drinklnt
cnion-oating Irish" These men who d.
30 much to enrich the nation, whOLtili The
earth, dig eanala and lay down railroads
are stignatizsd as unworthy acitizenship
while the negro, fresh ffoulthe s8amps o.
the South and the dens of Spoford and
Baker streets, IS elevated TO all the right.
and dignities Of The ballot Liberal law.
are enacted for the negroes, but the Ger
man and Irish are pinchod by unwise anc
ilnberal enactments. These facts are hay
ing their legitimate effect, and hence th'
rsYolt Of the German forces in the Yves
and also IN New York "
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-05-19

The DISTINGUISHED sex-Mr. Beech.
er's Party-DissensiOn in the
Family.
"A New York dispatch says that, at a
recent meeting Of the American Woman's
Suffrage association, Henry Ward Beech
er opened the morning session with pray
or, after which resolutions were offered
aud advocated b. Henry Il. Blackwell,
expressing the congratulations Of the As,
ISOLATION at the progress Of the cause dur
iug the past year, demonstrating against
the proposition pending in the United
States Senate to disfrsuchise the women
in Utah, and urging the adoption Of the
Siytecuth Amendment and a more thor.
ough organization of the friends Of the
cause; which were adopted. The subso-
qaont speakers we're Aaron NJ, Powell,
Oliver johnson, Grace Greenwood, Julia
Ward Howe and Agnes Kemp,
The afternoon session was occupied by
Miss Catherine L. Beecher in stating and
defending her objections to Woman Stuff
rage, which she said we're not so much
against the thing itself as the way the wo-
men took to accomplish it.. Instead Of try
ing to win the cause by ~love-which is the
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-05-19
House.

The resolution providing for the joint
convention 10 elect a Comptroller, &C., on
the 10Th was ~concurred in.
Mr., White offered l bill incorporating
the Holston Annual Conference of the
Methodist Church South, Passed the first
reading.
Mr.. Rhoa introduced a bill regulating
the pay of mtnqbors Of the Legislature
Passed and referred to tue Committee on
Ways and Means.
Speaker Perkins introduced a bill reg
ulating the issue Of State bonds. Passed
FIRST reading.
The members we're generally opposed to
passing laws on the poll-tax question.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
[0riginal BILL

- 81 o.. I."E' 10 1911
James Knox, Administrator, and others ',
~ John Knox, and others.
II appearing from the allegations in the petition
filed in this cause, whichis swoon to, that defond-
ants John Knox, r. J, Knox, William Knox, E.
J. Reagan and wife Sarah T., formerly Sarah j.
Knox, james Selvidge, George selvidge, viii.
liam Selvidge and John Howard and wife Mar
tina, formerly Martha selvidge are non residents
Of the State of Tennessee: 1t is therefore ordered
thnt publication be made in the Sweatwater Elk.
TERPRIsE, a newspaper pu blished in the town Of
Sweetwater, Monroe County, Tennessee, for four
weeks, requiring said non.residcuts to appear
nessec, at the Court House Of said county, on or
before the FirstMonday of June next, to plead.
answe or demur to the allegations in said petit
tion, or they viii be taken as confessed, and said
cause set for hearing ex porte as to them n.
,qLtw3SI F Be. PETIT, Cerk,
QNapr2lTdtPfs6 lItEAE
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IN CHANCERXi COURT AT MADI-
SONVILLE,
j. L. Carson ct al. Us! Mallace McReeynolds and
wife, et al

- ri; wife, ct al, IT, ,-r.r,
TITS charged in the Billin this cause, which is
sworn to, that defendants Daniel Grubb and
wife Sarah E. Grubb, are non-residents Of the
State Of Tennessee ; 1t is therefore ordered that
publication be made for four successive weeks in.
the Sweetwater Enterprise, notifying said non
resident defendants to appear ,atIthe Chancery
Court to be.held at Madisonville Tenn, on the
first Monday of june next, and'make defence to
the allegations contained in complainants' Bill,
or the same viii be taken for confessed, and the
cause get for hearing exparte as tothem. Atrue
COPY of the order. Attest. s. p. Hale, c. g. M.
Staley & McCroakey,s Soils. for Complainants.
Msy5th 4tpfs4+ sJil
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for ycarsl Aud yet, in the face Of all
this, We hear boisterous cry about unioNi
What a mockery ? Clear out the brood
Of kissing yiperS which are wormiug, aud
coiling, aud Shining in the bosom, aud
then may W. hope for such a result aud
not before. KnOrUiHs Whig.
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Tennessee Legislature.
senate,

senate,
NASHVILLE, May IL.
4 committee was appointed to wait on
the Governor and infornrhim Of the organ
izatlon Of the Senate, reported that the
Goyoynor.has no communication to make,
but will soon submit his message on the
state Of the Government, and recommend
measures touching tho Gnanccs. "
Faulkner offered a resolution providing
for the committee to settle with the Comp.
~tro)lor and Treasurer Which was adopt
ed.