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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-19
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
FATAL COLLISION On the vsR-
CHINA AND TRUCKER
RAILROAD.


A collision occurred about = o'clock
T.. NJ. to-day between two freight trains
in the deep cut near Carson River,
known as Vivian Cut. A brakesman
named X. W. Thornton was killed, and
what other injury or damage was done
We have not yet learned.
Mr.. Thornton was formerly resident
telegraph operator at the Mound House,
OH the Carson road, and was a single
man, aged about % years. He was an
estimable, trustworthy young man, and
had been employed as brakesman but
n short time.
The colliding locomotives were the
Virginia and Carson, the two largest
on the road. The Carson was going
down with a very heavy train, consist
ing of - dump cars loaded with orc,
and II flats, and met the Virginia
coming up with a train loaded with
wood, lumber, etc. The above is all
we could hastily gather from tele-
graphic sources at the office Of the
company before going to press.
Further particulars Of this lamenta,
BILE accident will be received in due
time by the first up-coming train.
Mr.. Sharon, President Of the Com,
pany, and Mr.. Ycrington, Superin-
tendent Of the road, have already gone
to the scene of the collision.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-19

A MERITEp COMMENTATORS OF
the corporations which never did inn
pose upon the travelling public with
outrageous prices simply because 1t
had 4 monopoly, is the California
Steam Navigation Company. 1t has
the Company's boats, and the appoint
ments are such now that the change
from the tedious rail refreshes one
before reaching San Francisco, making
him forget the dust and montonous
chatter Of the iron road. Gen. Red
ington keeps the public-advlsed Of the
boat hours, and Is yer vigilcnt to sec
that none but competent and polite
persons get into the Company's SER
vice.-lyhite Pine Noes.
We indorse every word Of the above.
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WAR IN CmNArowN.-When a row
occurs among Cinnamon it Is generally
of 4 formidable character. Either a
large number take part In Il, or deadly
weapons-the iron bar, pistol or knives
are used. Sometimes hundreds of
Cinnamon, all armed, pitch in, cut, and
hack, and slash and shoot, and MAIN
and iniure each other In all ways.
Yesterday afternoon, they determined
upon a row or a grand scale: A large
crowd of Cinnamon assembled in wash
incton alley, for what purpose Is not
known, but very soon after the police
became convinced, from the terrific
calls and shouts, and the incessant Bit
ter lar and chatter Of tongues that pro-
ceeded from the alley, that the Chinese
had engaged in deadly combat. The
officer nearest looked into the alley,
and seeing it literally swarminS with
Cinnamon, decided to remain a spec
tator until assistance could be procured.
He .ignaled for help, and several OIL
GERS responding, an assault was made
on the alley, The Cinnamon faced
their new antagonists with bitterness,
and determined to resist them in their
efforts to restore peace. The officers
were surrounded on all sides, and were
obliged to fight their way through.
Batons were brought into requisition,
and in a short time q passage was
cleared. When they reached the point
to be taken, they found they had been
rs far from as~certaining the cause Of
the trouble, or who the r~ingleaders
were, as when they commenced their
assault. No arrests were made, nor Is
it known OF likely to become known,
what caused the encounter, or who the
parties were who originated 1t. The
Cinnamon will scarcely resist the off,
GERS next time, as many Of them Left
with sore heads and ARMS. F. Alta,
april 18th.
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PLACER COUNTY MINEs.-rhe Grass
Valley Union OF April 18th has the
following:
Many Grass Vallcyans have lately
gone down to the ncighborhood Of
Auburn to prospect. In fact the Au-
burn Country seems to be the excite
ment so far as Grass Valley is con-
cerned. Robert Cryer returned from
that point Friday evening last, and
he reports that much work is being
done in the vicinity Of Ophir, with
every prospect Of good results. The
ledge upon which he and others are
prospecting now shows well In sui
phurcts, and has thickened out rs the
miners 60 down on 1t. lIazelton in
forms us that the Clark & Hazelton
ledge, OH the south side Of the Auburn
rayine, Just across from the town of
Ophir. Is doing we'll. Four tons OF
quartz from this ledge have been
crushed. and the yield was nine ounces
of gold or about t~hirty-six dollars per
ton. The shaft is down Is feet, in this
distance the rock has changedits white
and barren character to a sulphuret
and free gold-bearing ledge. The ledge
Is about 4 foot thick. We were shown
some very fine specimens from this
ledge. Prospecting is active In the
vicinity of Ophir, and Is growing more
so every day. The business Of the
town is rapidly improving OH account
Of the prospecting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-19
s.cRAmENro ITEMS.
rrron thu Record OF yesterday.l

from the Record Of yesterday.1.
The annual festival and Offering OF
the Grace Church Sunday School TOOK
Mace last evening at the Church on
Eighth street, being conducted under
the superintendent ofthe Rector, heV.
VIM. il. Hill. There are twenty classes
in the school.
Freight on the Western and Central
Pacific Railroad continues to arrive
and depart in increased quantities every
day. Saturday evenings train nom
the East consisted of thirty-eight
loaded cars, sixteen Of which were
loaded for Sacramento. There were
two a loads (twenty-one tons) OF Ga
lena ore from Battle Mountain, TO
| Cross & Co., Of San Francisco.
Yesterday OH the Eastward bound
train were four japanese boys, two OF
them members of the royal mmlly,
who are ell route for New Brunswick,
New Jersey. for the purpose OF being
educated In the college at that place.
They were under charge of w. S. Yer
nan, commissioned by the Japanese
Government for that purpose.
Yesterday afternoon, by invitation
of Mr.. Delano, their agent, we called
upon "the biggest girl In the world,
the prettiest girl in the world, the Big
rest man in the world, and the small
est man in the world" We refer, Of
course, to the museum Of living woii-
ders that will exhibit at the Academy
| Of Music.
A large number of persons visited
Masonic Hall yesterday, to witness tile
memorial decorations which had been
prepared for the meeting Of the Lodge
of Sorrow. the hall having been I'M
| posingly fitted up under the Supervi-
sion Of Maj. f. A.. Sherman.
A company of Indian Pantomimists
arrived here yesterday on the train
from the East, and proceeded to San
Francisco, where they have an engage
ment. The performers are not Of In
dian blood, but imitators Of the "Noble
Red Man."
Six deaths are reported as having
occurred in this city last week. Two
We're infants.
We are In receipt from San Fran
cisco, Of n programme of Camilla
UrSo's first concert In Sacramento.
The eminent lady whose name heads
the list will be assiitcd by Mrs. Marri-
ner, Sig. Morley, and Mr.. Campbell,
artists Of wide celebrity In California.
Seats have been selling fast, and blythe
middle of last week the meeting salu-
tation began to be: "lIave you your
Urso ticket.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-19
CHANGE OF RAILROAD Tine

CHANGE OF RAILROAD TIME.-The
new passenger car Of the Virginia and
Truckec Railroad having been put
upon the route between Virginia and
Carson. the following change Of the
time table is 10Y in effect: The cars
will leave Carson daily at Q A. NJ. and
3 T. NJ; Virginia at S:45 A. NJ. and 3
r. NJ, and Gold Hill at 0 A. NJ. and 3
T. NJ. The time is nov so arranged
that persons desiring to visit Carson
from Virginia can leave by the MORN
ing train, have several hours at the
CAPITAL and return the same day. This
now Is 4 great convenience to the
travelling public, and a saving Of time
and money, besides being much more
agreeable than stage-coach convey
ance.
FooD FOR TIE HuSaRY.-Just read
tbs new advertisement Of Peter Becker
in another column to-day. At his
famous Gold Hill Bakery, Coffee and
Chou House, opposite the Eclipse Sta
HE. Main street, Gold Hill, the best Of
eating. i'm the way Of fresh bread, hot
rolls, brown bread, pies, cakes, dough-
nuts, coffee, steak, in fact all the
choice eatables Of the season, are to be
had, served up right and on the most
reasonable terms. His eating depaP-
ment Is not to be surpassed. Call yhd
test the Inequalities Of the institution.
New SHOE SroRE.-Mr. Charlef Gil
man this morning opened his neg and
elegant boot and shoe store, opposite
Wells, Fargo & Co., VirginifC City.
with an entire new stock Of good, re-
Gently manufactured, and oifereN for
the first time in Virginia City-cotS ist-
ing Of the very latest styles and MI
ioHs-and which he will sell for caAh
cheaper than ever before. MIR. Gil-
man means business, and the ladies'
especially are requested to call ON him.
See his new advertisement tomorrow.
STATE CAPITOL CoMMEScED.-Mr.
Cavanaugh, the contractor for building
the State Capitol at Carson, has already
commenced his undertaking. Yester.
day several loads of rock were hauled
from the State Prison to the Capitol
ground, and other commencementS
made. The work will be forwarded as
rapidly rs possible. and the laying Of
the corner stone will shortly take place.
with appropriate ceremonies.
FINGER MAsHED.-One of the en-
ployes at the Rhode Island mill. lower
Gold Hill. this forenoon was stirring
or feeling among the amalgam ut the
bottom Of one of the pans, when he
happened to get the end of his second
finger crushed under one Of the Hiullers.
DR.. Hall amputated it neatly for him
ut the first joint.
REPUBLICAN, MEErISG.-rhiS ven
ing the Republican Club Of the First
Ward will hold Il meeting at Theater
Hall, to make nominations OF three
candidates for town Trustees. IL l.
hoped the meeting will be we'll at
tended by the members OF the Club.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. Official
notice is given in our advertising
columns, to-day, Of the annual stock,
holders meeting Of the Virginia and
Truckee Railroad Company, to be heid
ON the 10th Of May next.
Co1pLY Pizgxsp.-During the last
day or two quite a large number OF
docs have been found lying about the
highways and by-ways Of virginia,
evident victims to that dog-destroyins
drug, ~strychnine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-19
The Great King of Pain !
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
GARD.

ND u,pprnp-Ny NEAR SIR. q THE
last Sir or seven ycors / have been %aflictcd
Ia; IN ia rS.nns,,c Mains rom NV Knees down,
Wy eli the Ioints of ankie and tocs
Thcss nains have come mon me periodically
r nva ,aor shnnt This seeson sf Tho ycar. NV
i 800 ' onL anEics and foo ioint. And inv wrists
anu nngsr yOnI.Srm naSn Tnn,vn onIv 70 tbos.
,vSn Ss,e s]pfrsrra from This dread malady,
mho.o n",ns ,rouIJ c%ontinue for n nerIod az from
ne p1rt anr montbs eycrv wear And tScv have
,nioo y ~. nuraiiinr animal vis,tors + have
occn reguIar, nn'atL ~ hn 1na raI1aS to Tho h cst
cS,;g.ns ~ San Ersnciseo and have moi failed
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
What docs Reason Suyt

The little mong0OSe when b!tton by a deadly ser.
pent resorts to a cer,aln plant. eats Of II. and escapes
the effect OF the poison. That Is Instinct. Human
beings, OH the other hand. must depend on reason
and experience In selecting the means OF protecting
health and life against unwholcsome Influences:
Now, what does reason say on this VIAL SuDlcct!
Does II not tell us that to lnvl2orate and purify the
system Is thu best way TO protect II against inc IN
visible poison which generates disease? surely II
does. The next question i, what guide snail We
follow In choosing u medicinal safeguard Reason
experience Of eighteen years comprised In one UNI
broken series OF satisfactory testimonials assures US
that Iostcitcrs Stomach Bitters possess strength
ening, regulating and antlscptic properties which
are not con, hined In the same happy. proportions ~
any other PREPARATION oStant, This. therefore, Ii
the antidotc to which reason bids us resort wien
our health IL imperllled either by the malaria which
produces epidemic disorders, or by any other cause,
whether Inherent and constitutional, or connected
with our habits, occupations and pursuits.
The venom Of 4 nOSious reptile Is scarcely, more
subtle ami dangerous than that which turks ~ iOul
and Impure water. To escape the fevcrs, bilious
disorders, disturbances OF the bowels. and other Serl-
Gus maLirlaS produced by these insallbriouS cle-
meHts, IL Is absolutely necessary that the stomach
and all the ~scgretivc organs should be, so TO speak, IN
q robust condition. Upon the amount q resistance
which the vital system can oppose To the deloteti-
GUS influences that aSsail II. the safety OF the health
depends, AMI II Il because the GREAT VEGETABLE
ISviGORASr imparts energy and regularity TO the
most important functions OF the body, that IL can DC
recommended and guaranteed as an Invaluable pre-
yentiyc medicine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-19

GENERAL. ScHoFIELD takes the place
of Thomas rs Commander of the Mill
tary Division of the Pacific. General
Terry is assigned to the command Of
the Department Of the Columbia, where
Cook now commands. General Candy
takes Stoneman's place As Commander
of the Department Of Arizona.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-19
NOTICE.

THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF GOLD HILL
l arc hereby requested, at tho coming charter
ize tho Board of School Trustees TO sell tho
school house and lot, situated on the Divide,
either at public or private sale, said proceeds to
be used for charging the accommodations ut or
near the site Of the Second Ward Schools.
Those in favor OF granting the power, In accord.
write YES" those opposed will write
"No" upon their ballots. BY order of the
Board OF School Trustees OF the Town OF Gold
Hill. N. A. II. BALL, Clerk.
Gold Hill, April Tth, 1870, apI.istl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-19
SPRING ELECTIONS.
GOLD HILL
DEPARTMENT.

>,oT1cE rs HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
N Gold Hill Firemen, That the annual election
for Chief and Assistant Engineer, will be held
SSouse Of yellow Jacket Hose Company No. 2.
Polis omen from Q o'clock P. n. 10 Z o'clockP N.
Jacob Fox, P. Nye and John Randall are up
Rv order Of W. II. II. LEE,
President Of Gold Hill Fire Department.
j, T. WELroS, Secretary.
Gold Hill, March 22d, 1910.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-19

VALUABLE to any N who prefers
the remedy to the asthma, is q dis
covery OF the Medical Gazette: The
odor of a skunk is q powerful anti
spasmodic, and n certain cure for.
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M.-n..i. HonornhIe.

ESSAYS for Yaqpg Non, On lhe ll0nors'
.srTss and advantage, Of a happy Mas.
P Isss ss centrasted With a s,pgle. Die. aHl
The tssrtai Evils q oslIISasy y %Sasrn a6 nn,ss
Sssecisticn, Boz P. Phiideiphla. "a. ! fe:Sm
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SAN FRlsusoo, o:.obcr sd, 1869.

SAN FRANorsoo, October 23d, 1869.
IlR. McBRIDE-DEAR. SIR: ABOUT
~ three weeks ago I purchased a bottle OF
your KING OF PAIN, to t! and relieve the
pain In my hip, which for a Long time had beer
troubling nc. | have been q cripple for q long
time with the hip disease. and my suffering at
times has been very great, and ! have tried
moro - sure cures" for pain than ! have fingers
and toes, but until | applied the KING OF
PAIN to my hip l had never been entirely free
from pain. | am now fully satisfied that 1t ts
not a humbug, as l thought at first, and, II 1t
will be interesting to you, I will relate Its effects
in another case which occurred this afternoon.
l called on Mrs. Margaret Clark, an acquaint;
ance, this afternoon, about throe o'clock, and
sho informed mo that she was subject to- very
severe attacks Of neuralgia, which completely
Frustrated her for q long time, and that she was
nearly insane from pain the day previous. While
there she was attacked with 1t again, and l
never raw q person suffer so much In my lie:
l think that no one could suffer long as she did
without becoming entirely insane. started for
the Orleans Hotel, us soon as | thought OF your
most excellent medicine. and ] made good time
for a cripple. When ! returned. l applied II
to the whole Of her head and neck. rubbing 1t
well in. ! had to leave In n very few minutes
LEFT. dropped In a llttlp aftcr six O'Clock this
evening, about throc hours amor the frst appli-
cation, expecting to lnd her still on tho sick
list, as / had hoped for hut partial relief; but
imagine my surprise whom l learned that sho
had just prepared supper, and was feeling on;
tirely free from pain. If you c0nld have heard
her grateful Acknowledgements for the great re.
liof experienced. you would hayo felt amply, ro-
paid for your gratuitOus services rendered whilo
In this city. Please accept my most sincere
thanks for my own part, and believe me TO be
. Your most obedlent, 2
WIN. X. CLARK,
l,li0 LeavcnwOrth street.
T. S.-Mrs. Clark resides on Mission street.
near Third.
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STATE OF

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
City and County OF San Francisco. {
On this 10th day Of October, 1860, personally
appeared before me, a Justice OF tho Peace In
and for the city and county Of San Francisco
aforesaid, Raphael Lookayso, known to me TO
be the person who signed the foregoing letter,
and who being by mo daily sworn, deposes and
saws that the contents thereof arc true.
T. w. TALIAFERRO,
Justice Of the Peace.
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CHARTER is PERPETUAL!

Granted by the Legislature OF Wisconsin.
Its Charter limits Its business strictly to the
various forms OF LIFE INSURANCE, AND
TO GRANTING ANNUlTIES.
The Charter provides against speculative and
hazardous Investments OF these sacred funds
belonging to widows and Orphans.
It Is by law required to make Annual Reports
to the Secretary OF State, giving q full and com.
pletc exhibit Of the business and condition OF
the Company.
This Company issues all kinds Of policies
pertaining to
LIFE IN 3 u ~ H :.
And has justly acquired a reputation for
SAFETY, KQUITY, PROMPTNESS-
AND GOOD MANAGEMENT,
Second to none, and has become one OF the
largest, and ranks among the foremost In the
whole country.
1t has accumulated within the ten years OF Its
existence nearly
"OO,O
Tho Northwestern's terms OF Insurance arc
AS LIBERAL as are offered by any other re:
sponsible Company doing business In the United
States.
JOHN III. MILLS,
STATE AGENT FOR NEVADA.
Office, Howell & Blacks Building, Corner c
and Taylor streets, Virginia.
Virginia, March 9th, 1870. mho-u
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MuniCipaI Election.

VHE BOOKS OF REGISTRATION, FOR
L the Municipal Election TO be held on MON
DAY, May2d, iST0, will be opcn on WEDNES.
DAY, MARCH l6rH INST, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
and viii remain open until APRIL 2lst, and
close at 0 o'clock p, n. on that day. Naturalizcd
citizens arc required to present their papsers al
the time OF registration. e. O.. Go0k'o
Registry Agent, Gold Hill, township N0.3;
Gold Hill, March 14th, 1870. mhll'tt
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The NORTHWESTERN is a purely MUTUAL
COMPANY.
Dividends are Declared Annually.
All participate In Dividends In proportion to
their contribution to tho surplus.