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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-06

SAN FRANcrsco. December 6-1 T. ".
Louis Leon, indicted for grand lar
ceny, sent to the County Hospital
from the Jail with typhoid fever, re-
covered and escaped yesterday.
The weather Is clear and warm; a
heavy rain last night.
The whaleship Ohio, which was re-
ported disabled on her way down from
the Okhotsk sea, was towed into port
this morning by the United States
steamer Uganda.
Ned Ryan. who had the shooting
ARRAY with Sam Gardner ut the Cos
mopolitan saloon, was arrested OIL a
charge of assault to murder.
The case Of Ike Brokaw, who shot
Bob Evans, was submitted to Police
Judge Sawyer, who, OH the evidence
taken before the Coroner, said he
would consider it n case Of manslaugh-
ter. and have bail fixed at $4,000. lie
will probably give the bail.
Ryan's case being called, lie waived
al examination, and the case sent up
with bail fixed at $1,000.
Gold, at IL A. ~, 1l034. Greenbacks,
selling ut 81.
Tho following Is the Organization Of
the committees of the Board Of Super
visors elected Though Shrader swears
that he will not serve oil the Street
Committee): Judiciary = Shrader,
Story and Forbes; Finarce and Au-
dlting-Badlam, Forbes and Harold;
Fire and Water-Kenny, Kelly and
Story; Streets-Adams, Meuziers and
Shrader; Public BulldingsLGoodwin,
Adam, and Menies; Health and Pc
liee-Kenny, Cummings and Kelly;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-06
TIE UTAH MINES.

,d.ya,onel mines of
AZ we 80. .~,,sn,;on In
C1n aTe ass'a"'s :
this State, ana prospecting pA''
organizing In Lander, White Fine anu
rio counties for an exploration Of
"srse~,,or ws deem it lust TO give
tha' Co. ,o,,.rto
tho following eA.ia.
the Omaha hsrHd irom Sais Lake
The writer, who IL evidently cool
headed. nys:
A,-,v,,s h.r. on Eri)av ~erenin0
,.st r lac. .n.,t The time ever aimee
IN Silioently looking up tie one all
shscrb3no s,bis,.t III the mineral wealth
~ TTt,heond iu.t here I feel Il nv
S,tv ~ remark that there IL con.idera-
Nj ~ Tina Fra,er river and white Pine
T-onJ M he .een on the surface. The
s..,,J %, man WIN Keen, hi, ewes and
10. onen and Who has not made up
III. mind TO wild cat" IL, Is natent
md oI,rinv. The streets of the city
ara fiil Of The same old bunmers who.
for twenty years, have been strolling
from one mining district to another,
ami Who for twenty years have earned
very nrecario,s livelihood by trading
aud ,r,f,cLino nm the gullability of the
niIyrIm. who came from the State,
Lii we'll fillsd nurses Wheu In
White pine last Nav a res ago,
met A marty Of four Of these
mountain blood-suckers. For three or
Tour dsys [ kept watch OF them, and
during that time know TO NV certain
knowledge that thew sold half n dozen
elaine for cool round sums. when thew
hadn't a altsdow or a title To a foot of
mining oround In Mi of Nevada. |
was not much snrnrissd IN meet that
en- nar,v Laro W;,ho,, r~srawino
NV sdnaiH,.nce r have Toxayer Mean
,rohis 70 s.snot" the,n NE the old
~.mn 'rh.v Ls~s snac;mans Of sn,em-
III n:v,nm ~ Sr",n ILL., Claims ~ h
c,uroH. hi n ,Sax Jon't all for n
10y -.
$50 PJ tssI WI, U a. 1o,ans
= "e"u. us pS.s., ~ soo. T.,
o a'9 w.. ~. ~. 80
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-06

THE Elko Chronicle has suspended
publication. In his valcdictory OH the
4th, the editor says:
"And now, a long farewell, to our
many 'readsrs-to our brief but inter-
esting editorial career-to our numer-
GUS friends and enemies-to those who
have paid promptly their bills to the
ofice-to-well, for further particulars
inquire Of the State Printer elect Mt
the Independent Office. Brethren will
sing the doxology."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-06
SPECIAL to the GOLD HILL NEWS
FHR SEAT OF WAR !
BY the CABLES.
DATES TO THIS AFTERNOON
Supply Of Provisions in Paris
ooMEsTlc IMTELLioEacE

WAsmNGToN, Dec. 6.-Representa-
tive Washburn, Of Wisconsin has IT.
ceived a letter from his brother, Il g
Minister to France, which says the
people Of Paris have provisions enough
to hold out until the first Of January.
Representative Roderick X. Butler,
of Tennessee, will, In the House, to-
day, refer to the damaging charges
which have been made against him In
connection with Pension frauds, and
demands investigation by Congress.
The election Of General Logan to
the U. S. Senate from Illinois, In place
Of Yates, Is regarded as certain assur-
ance of l25 Republican members In the
Legislature. Logan's friends claim 80
as pledged to him. The remainder ale
divided between Governor Palmer,
General Oglssby and Governor Koa-
mer. .- IT
Senator Sumner states that the OBJ
let of his bill introduced yesterday,
but OH which he could not obtain ac-
ton, Is to stop the presses Of
the Treasury Department and pre-
vent the future printing Of cur
reucy, In place Of worn out notes,
thus gradually contracting the cur
reuey and bringing about specie pay
ments. The bill also provides for
amending the funding law by increas-
Ing the five per cent. bonds from two
hundred millions to five hundred mil
lions Of dollars.
The report Of the Secretary of the
Treasury says the financial condition
Of the country has improved during
the past year. The average rate Of
gold for the year 1869, as shown by the
weekly sales, was 800 per cent. premi-
um, and for the first eleven months Of
the year 1870, 152 per cent. premium,
Indicating an improvement in the value
Of paper currency of about IL per
cent. a'he total reduction Of the
public debt from March l, 1869, to De-
eember l, 1870, was $l9l, l54, 765; esti-
mated receipts and expenditures for
the year ending June 30, 1872, showing
total estimated receipt of $320,4lS, 600.
Estimated expenditures, $500, G39, 900,
showing, according to this estimate, a
surplus applicable to the payment Of
the principal Of the public debt, in adj
dition to the present made on that ac-
count through the Sinking Fund, of
$lO7, 7sG. 80. The total reduction may
reasonably be anticipated Of. 1.-THE public
debt during the next fiscal year. in
cludihg payments OF account of tile
Sinking Fund, will be about $50, OOO,-
900.
The prosperous condition Of the
country, the Secretary says, is largely
due to the revenue system inaugurated
during the war, and which policy can
not now be easily abandoned or sud-
denly radically changed without great
injury to business and labor, and con-
sequent loss Of revenue.
or the funding scheme, no says the
war in Europe has rendered It imprac-
ticable to refund tile national debt, as
authorized by Act Of July, 1870. The
Secretary suggests the authorizing Of
an issue of $500, 900, 900 additional Of
bonds bearing five per cent. interest,
which can be paid quarterly without
inconvenience.
lie recommends that the Loan Act
be so modified that payment Of inter-
est may be made quarterly instead Of
semi-annually. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-06

License-Forbes, Shrader and Harold
Hospital = Cpmmings, Goodwin and
Mccarthy; Printing-Story, Badlam
and NC arthy; outside Lands-Forbes,
Mccarthy, Shrader, Cummings and
Goodwin; Fire-Cummings, Kelly and
Badlam. rs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-06

TIE Richmond Enquirer protests
against the nomination Of Governor
Hoffman for the Presidency, and wants
candidate not inculcated In old party
strtes-one "whose nomination would
not bring into tho campaign the ran
cors and prejudiccs inspired by dead
issue. and engsndsred by the war"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-06

Tux Treasury vaults at Washington
are at present sncumbersd with a num-
Der Of miscellaneous articles presented
to several Of the Presidents. Thus,
there are numerous fine shawls and n
bottle Of otto OF roses presented to
President Van Buren, by the Imaum OF
Muscat, and many handsome swords.
There are also other articles from the
Patent Office deposited for safe K sp-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-06

THERE will be an eclipse Of the sun
on the I'D Of December, but not visible
In the United States. Several expedi-
tious from this country have already
departed to observe the eclipse. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-06

Tux total population Of the State Of
Nevada by this census is 42,G36, where
Of Storey county has 1873, and White
Pine the next highest) 7,lSO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-06

lice "otcn ana ARre1t Inem
Msnoy Recovered.
ELKo, December An. S. Bonni-
field, STAGE Senator and a prominent
lawyer of Humboldt county, and j.. II.
Rand, lawyer, Of Elko, disappeared
from here very suddenly one day last
week. They were engaged in the de-
Tense Of Dan Taylor, L.eander Morton
and Dan Baker, prisoners In jail here,
awaiting trial, for robbery Of the ex-
press car of the Central Pacific Rail-
road, near Pequop, November 9th, Of
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S treasure. The
prosecution surrnising where they had
gone and what for, telegraphed to Salt
Lake City q full description Of Bonnl-
field and Rand, with instructions to
shadow them, as they had evidently
gone to East canyon, sixty miles from
Salt Lake City, to dig up the stolen
treasure which Taylor had buried pre-
vious to Ills arrest. This morning
Wells, Fargo & Co. received n tele-
gram from Salt Lake City saying that
they have arrested the two lawyers and
have got the plumber. They were
caught In the very act Of raising the
"plant." Taylor Is supposed to have
buried about 5000. Bonnlfleld and
Rand will probably be brought here
and prosecuted for being accessories to
Taylor, Morton and Bakers robbery
of Wells, Fargo & Co., and then taken
to Carson and prosecuted there In the
United States District Court for being
accessories to Taylor, Morton and
Bakers robbery Of the United States
mail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-06
LATEST TELEGRAMS
FROM A

lsPEcIAL TO THE doLD I'LL. DAILY NEWS BIT
the wzsrHnN UNION %TELE0RAPH LiNH.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-06

CoSaRxss commenced yesterday, and
the Presidents Message was read be-
fore IL. % I""
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-06
LO8 r,

IN THE OCCASION OF THE
~ fre in Gold Hill. on the night Of Novcm.
her S0th, three checks or the California Bank,
drawn In favor OF the subscriber. The following
are the numben. dates and amounts Of the
checks: No. l2,07, drawn October 10th, for
$50; No. 1ale4, November 10th, for $40; No.
ii,g74, September 18th. for $50. The payment
OF the same has been stopped, and any one ind.
ing them will confer . favor BY returning them
MIA Bunk. td6 i0sl c. MCLAUGHLIN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-06

ESCAPED FROM JAIL-GOOD
WEATHRR-NOT WRECKED
ARRRHTRD-THR CASE OF
IKE
of-THk BOARD OF aUPER-
vIs0Rs-ITs NEW COMMIT.
TEES.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-06
FROM ELKo.

THE TOAN0 EXPRESS ROB.
. ... DERD.
a RsbbeF Rnpisys I've LawyeTs-
Tells Them Where He Barred Hi
mesey-Thsy Dig IL Up-1ho Pc
lico Watch and Arrest Them-The
Money Recovered.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01
Jnstrntilon.

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
NsTITUTR-Cl,sic.. Commercial, Rursb n,DsA and Ger.
man No. 20 w,shingonsqsi. South. GEORGE W CLARKE p
d. Principal Prepares Boys al ages for Business Co.s. q.
reasonable and opens IL Tveuysgb Academic Yea, Sep,
Y R.tsr,Do,s te Creul,n BE- I'D 1s IDss,u..
fnXite %
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01
CAMPAIGN TRIBUNE.

Tho Repubhcans of the Empire State have
resolved that the rule of minority, founded
in conspiracy and achieved by systematic fraud,
shall terminate with the year 1870. Congress,
according to their earnest prayers, having
passed acts whereby the fabrication of fraudu-
lent naturalizatons, the polling Of Illegal votes,
and the willful miscounting of votes actually
cast, if peIpetrated at any election where Rep
resentatives in Congress OF Presidential Eiec-
tors are chosen, are hencefOrth to be regarded
as crimes against the Union, and the whole
pOyer of the Government devoted to their ex-
posure, defeat, and punishment, there is ample
reason for our trust that there can be no future
repetition of the gigantic crimes whereby our
elections have for years been systematically
yitated, and whereby Grant and COlfax were
defrauded of the Electoral Vote of New-YOrk.
The City of New-YoTk can nevermore be
the scene of such fragrant and seandalOus false
voting and miscOunting as that of 6S, when
she was made TO give over Sixty Thousand
majority for Seymour and Blair-at least half
of it fraudulent-while they were beaten over
Fifty Thousand in the remaining counties.
Let the rural districts but give assurance that
they will do their part in the coming struggle,
and the Republicans of the Commercial En-
porium will be animated and inspired to make
the efforts necessary to prevent Illegal Voting
and MiscOunting in this citadel of Misrule and
Corruption.
What is now needed is a general knowledge
of the fact that the City of New-YOrk will do
all that is needed to insure the defeat of
Tweed, Hoffman & Co., if the interior and the
SISTER islands will but emulate her enthusiasm,
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MY EARLY SCHOOL DAis:
vi ADIBU TO NEw.HAMPSHIRR
YEAR BY LAKE ERIE
XII MY FIRsT EXPERIENCE IN NEWiORK.
VII GETTING INTO BUSINESS.
XIII TEMPERANCE IN ALL THINGS
XIV. P9LITlcSs 9Ls
XVI TRIUMPH
xvi LOG,CABIS DAYS
XyIJL xIK Sd9iIIIsM T6h IEsSiNh
xxy Xxx i,s,sy SSGgsILsT,sG clsY EFFORTS
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xQM ky SoSdafss- SaS Hasa MILEAGE
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AXNnl AxyY IaRR sTPERIOR- R-MISIyG-CHCAGO-TH PRAE
x XHx T4hR TaRS GREAT SRSaToRS-THE COMPROMISE or 1850
XXYT LIBRLS AND LIBEL SUITS.
EEE XIII FSEqgss9H SSsSg SR WIG RlaTE
XXXV. TIiR NEW ERA IN POLITICS
XXXyIII "sRwARD WEED. AND GREELEY, , ~
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xLfV. TfE Rotxi NoUSTASS-THE GREAT BASIN.
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XIX sEcEsSON-H0w CONFRONTED
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HRA9s RA9s Ribs RiBs AcRoSs &C eiSf The A11EGHAYTEs
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

my AMERICAN SOCIAL SCIENCE ASsoCIA.
The Ninth General Meeting of the AMERICAN
SOCIAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION Will be held in
the HALL of the UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYtvA-
MA on october 2b, Re and az
ORDER OF PROCEEDINGS
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25
MORNING SESSION.
II a: M.-General Business, Notices and Motions.
IL M.-"Mlning Legislation" by Ecklev b. Coke,
Esq, of Philadelphia.
1910 p. M.-"Would the Admission OF the British
Provinces as Members Of the United States
Benefit both Parties9" by f. II. Derby,
1'2O P. M.-''Minority Representation in Europe" !"
Thomas Hare, ESQ, of London.
EVENING SESSION.
7'45 p. M.-OpenDg Address by Hon. william Strong,
OF Philadelphia. Notices and Motions.
S15 p. M.-"Homes for Workingmen and Working
women" by George B. Emerson, ESQ.,, OF
s45 P. M.-"Clvil Service Reform, BY ]. G. Rosen-
91s p M.s-"Proportlonal M. Representation" by Hon.
G. X. Buckalew, OF bloomsbury, Pa.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26.
Ii A. M.-DtscussiOn. orl''''' 'N'''O"
IL M.-"Relstions OF the Commercial Public to Le-
gslation," by Hamilton A. Hill, Esq Of
1910 P. M-The paper for this hour to be advertised
1'2O P. M.~'The Press in its Relations and Innu-
ences," by Hon. George H. Yeaman, OF
EVENING SESSION.
1'45 P. M.-"On Method in the Study OF Social
oCleuCeb Dy hOus W. H. LOhIlci vi IHlld-
$50 2. M.~dIndustria Effects OF the Present War
in Europe by Hon. David A. Wells, OF
New York.
915 P. M-''Present Condition of American Char
Biography" by Professor j. B. Whitney, Of
Cambridge.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27.
MORNING SESSION.
IL A. M.-Discussion.
IL M.-"The Evidence of Experts" by DR.. Isaac
Ray, of Philadelphia.
1910 i. M.-'InternatiOnal Industrial Competi-
tlon," by Joseph Wharton, Esq, of Phila-
delphia.
1'20 P. M-fThe Theory of the Civil Service" by
B. Coke Esq, Of Philadelphia.
EVENING SESSION.
T'45 P. M.-"Art Schools, by Charles G. Perkins,
Esq, of Boston.
$50 p. M-Concluding Address, by the President
Members OF the Association, and the public gene
rally, are invited to attend. -
SAMUEL ELIOT,
President of the Association,
i. NJ. MCKIM,
On behalf of the Executive Committee.
WILLIAM STRONG,
Chairman of the Philadelphia Branch.
j. G. ROSENGARTEN,
10 "a Secretary Of the Philadelphia Branch.
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