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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-14
MORE Of THE FAIR FAMILY,

There l. now pending by legal pro-
cess In this city, says the San Francisco
Bulletin OF October 18th, al action
brought by Julia W. Hunt for divorce
from Oliver ID. Hunt, on the grounds
Of desertioi,. The defendant In the
case Is the brother Of Laura D. Fair,
and son Of Mrs. Lane, Hunt having
been the designation of this celebrated
house at some early period OF Its event.
full history. The plaintiff, Mrs. Julia
W. Hunt, was once Miss Abbott, and
a niece Of Col. Fair. She was married
at the early age Of thirteen years, the
union 1t Il said. having been effected
by the intrigues of the artlrss Laura,
with the view OF cementing more eff
fectually the alliance OF her own tribe
with the family of Col. Fair. The two
were married In Baltimore In Septem-
Der, 1867, aud removed Immediately
to California. They subsequently went
to Mexico, thence to Panama, and
about two years after marriage, Hunt
deliberately abandoned his wife In a
hotel In the latter city, since which
time his whereabouts have been I'M
known to her. The application for
divorce. therefore, merely requires
publication In the Lao Reporter for
two months, and will succeed In de-
fault of any opposition. The applicant
Is represented to be an amiable lady,
respectfully connected in the State and
at the East. and public sympathy will
certainly tayor her effort to escape
from the association described.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-14
THE CHARGE AGAINST CAPT. IHsaAHAM.

We mentioned the fact yesterday,
says the San Francisco Bulletin Of Sat
urday, that George Ingraham, Captain
Of the ship Colorado, had been arrested
in this city OIL u charge of attempted
rape, alleged to have been committed
at sea. 1t appears that Captain Ingra-
ham, who Is \ married man, desired a
female companion for his wife, who
accompanied him III the voyage here.
In answer to an advertisement for this
purpose, 4 young woman named Au.
susta Shipley applied for aud obtained
the position. While oil the Horn, the
young woma died aud vas buried at
sea. a brother of the deceased. resid-
lug in this city, having heard some
stories among the Sailols, became con.
WINGED in his " mind that his sister
had been i'll treated by the Captain,
and caused his arrest. The case will
be Investigated before the United
States Commissioner. The Captain
gave bonds to appear when called for.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-14

The other morning over NJ Truckee,
q great sensation was created by the
report that the noted Laura d. Fair
had arrived and was putting up at one
Of the hotels, seeking in the quiet re-
tiremeut Of that elevated locality es-
cape from popular curiosity, young
Crittenden and his pistol, and the
chance OF being interviewed to death
by the persistent reporters Of the San
Francisco papers. Quite a crowd OF
people were gathered about the hotel
all day aud the sharp landlord kept
himself shrewdly r~eticent, rs he was
doing a splendid bar business under
the circumstances. Even the rruckee
brass bard, a newly organized institu-
ton, contemplated a high-toned SER
ensde to the celebrated woman who,
although once condemned to be hung,
had succeeded in bamboozllng all the
San Francisco Judges, lawyers and ju-
rymen, when it at last leaked out that
this was another Mrs. Fair entirely.
aud not the old chief she-shootist at
all, but 4 quiet, unpretending, domes-
tic lady. not on the shoot or fight. The
excitement izzled ut once, and all Is
quiet on the Truckee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-14
Body FOUND.

The body of an unknown man was
found by a fishing party. on the morn
ing Of the 9th instant, says the Salt
Lake Ne,cs Of October 18th, a little be-
low the Flagstaff furnace, mouth Of
Little Cottonwood, which had evidently
lain considerable time, as 1t was fast
decomposlng. No one could Identify
him /; there were N papers about his
person; a white cotton handkerchief
marked &C. Irwin" being all that
could possibly lead to its Identifies
ton. He was about five feet eight
inches in higth, heavy set, supposed to
DO about 80 years Of age, light COM
plexlon, dark hair, with sandy whls-
kers under the chin t; only three upper
front teeth, lower front teeth all good ;
had a seal over his right eye poorly
clad, with 4 brown oyershirt Of duck
ing also u grey flannel shirt and a
brown flannel shirt near the body,
black pants, white drawers, heavy
boots, marked 20. r." OH the soles.
There were no marks Of violence Oh
his person.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-14

The London newspapers mention
that, in tho course OF a month or two,
there will BE- placed 4 line of very
large and powerful steam tugs at both
entrances of the Straits OF Magellan,
Tor the purpose OF towing sailing YES
sells bound to and from the west coast
Of South America through the Straits.
thus doing away with the difficulty
and oftentimes dsnSerou. voyage round
Cape Horn. l, Is believed that the
services of this new steam tug com.
pany will meet with the patronage
which the venture deserves, aud that,
in future, the disasters to the vessels
making the passage round the Horn
will be few and far between, As the
cost Of towing n vessel through the
Straits will, it Il estimated, 6e not
more than ZOO or e22O.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-14
PATENT CAR COUPLING.

The Oakland Ners speaks Of a pat.
ent car coupling invented BY NJ. Dis,
ney of Oakland. and placed on exhibi.
tion at the Merchants Exchange, San
Francisco, which promises to be Of
much value to railroad men,. 1t Is so
constructed that the brakeman can
stand OH the roof Of n al or OH the
platform, and with u chain attached TO
a lever raise the coupling pin. Cars
are coupled BY ean OF u heavy con-
Meeting link which passes under the
pin, strikes a movable bar or tongue.
which lets the pin fall, securing the
link firmly until the lever Is again
raised. Four cars with the new nd
juStment have been sent to the Vir.
giuia and rruckee Railroad Company,
and the inventor has received orders
for the manufacture OF about forty
more,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-14
GOLD DISCOVERY.

A friend Of ours who got In last even
ing FROM Parley's Park, says the Salt
Lake Ners Of OCTOBER 18th, informs us
that considerable interest vas excited
OIL Thursday by the reported discovery
Of rich gold-bearing quartz on the
ranch of Eph. Hanks. \ we'll was
being dug under Hanks house. when
the pick OF the digger struck a body Of
quartz, which when examined was
found to be very rich In gold, carrying
no, less than $4,000 to the ton. Our
informant visited the spot and exam
ined the rock, and was assured that all
the dirt from the bottom Of the we'll
showed the color on being panncd. a
search was being instituted in the I'D
joining mountains for the ledge, which
Is supposed to exist somewhere in the
viciuity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-14
ElKo ITEMS.
From the Independent, Of October l2th.l

From the Independent, OF October l2th.l
About ono o'clock OH Tuesday last,
while trying to ignite q cartridge Of
giant powder, E. L. Mcdonald met
with an accident that made him o
cripple for life. While stopping over
! to shield q match from the wind, and
holding the cartridge between his
knees, u premature explosion occurred,
mangling his right hand into a shape
less mass of broken bones u muscles.
| He also received painful injuries about
the legs and lower part of the abdomen.
| He was at once taken to the county
hospital. and Drs. Fox and Terry ex-
smined him and decided to amputate
the right arm just above tho wrist.
The operation WAS skillfully per-
formed, and the poor fellow Is now
doing as well as could be expected.
On the third inst, Mr.. Jas. Norton,
well-known In this city, was thrown
from Woodruff s. Ennor's fast freight
wagon, near Mineral Hill, breaking
several ribs and otherwise lniuring
him, so rs to render his recovery doabt-
full. Mr.. Norton seems to have re-
ceiyed more than his share Of afiiction,
as only two years since, while pros
pecting In the northern part OF tho
county, he met with q mishap that
necessitated the amputation Of his right
leg above the knee.
We learn By a telegram from Hum.
boldt Wells that a young MAJ named
Post accidentally shot himself while
carelessly handling n deringer pistol.
The ball entered the left breast near
the heart, ranged upwards and lodged
In the shoulder.
As we go to press, a dispatch from
Toano announces that the late Repub-
lican victories were celebrated in that
town by bontlres, music, firing Of call
non, etc.
The County Commissioners have APP
pointed w. G. Craighead. Sheriff OF
Elko county, vice J. B. Fitch, re-
signed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-14
RETURNED.

Hon. j. z. Jones arrived from San
Francisco yesterday morning, where
he has been attending a bear and bull
fight for the last week or two. The
bears got after him about as rough as
did those mentioned in scripture, that
got after the wicked little boys who
ridiculed Elijah and called him old
"bald head "a serious warning to
all who underrate and try to buck
against a man who wears a wig. Jones
was not torn to pieces though, not ex-
actly, but lives to again visit the happy
land Of sage brush. Has he come now
to stay awhile? viii he 20 to stump
ing the State on his own hook? VIII
he boldly announce his political pro-
clivities and tell whom he likes best,
Grant, Greeley or Sutro? Has he come
to do some good, square, honest talk
ing, or to do some more sly working?
Will he advise everybody to invest In
Grant and Wilson stock, and vote the
entire Republican ticket straight, and
at the same time have his trustlest and
most efficient wire-pullers sedulously
trading every other office on the ticket
for the legislative portion? VIII he al
low Of any trading In that line with the
Democrats? All these are conundrums
to be answered within the next three
or four weeks. But perhaps he came
to resign his aspirations and withdraw
from the contest for an Office In which
there is for him precious little honor
aud no profit, and settle down once
more among US, to become again the
popular and energetic citizen that he
used to be. Well. anyhow, Jones has
come. and we make this lengthy an
nouncemenr In order to get ahead Of
the Enterprise. 1.-The King has come
to"-but no, We'll leave all that non-
sense tor the c. o. G.. to perpetrate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-14
DANGER.

Although at the first blast It would
seem that the Presidential contest Is
virtually ended we would again cau-
ton Republicans against the danger OF
being too sanguine. If the result OF
the overwhelming majority, which the
Democratic ticket received in Georgia,
may be taken as an indication of the
feeling Of the Southern people, we may
lose the electoral vote Of all the South
ern States except South Carolina, say
l3l votes. which Is an imposing array
for Greeley. Should he carry New
York, it would give him l6S electoral
votes. a desperate effort will be made
to carry Indiana with her 10 votes,
which would give him Isl electoral
votes. Three more votes would give
Greeley a majority Of the electoral
votes and elect him President. Our
readers will therefore not fail to see
the Importance of carrying Nevada for
Grant and Wilson. Do not listen for
one moment to any one who tells you
that Grant can be elected without
the three electoral votes Of this
State. How bitterly chagrined we
all would feel II the Presidential
contest should be won by on political
opponents for the want Of Nevada's
electoral vote. Lay not the fiattering
JUNCTION to your souls that there is no
longer any necessity for you to work
with all your heart, soul and strength
to win the fight. Many n battle has
been lost by undertaking the forces OF
the enemy. We must not make this
terrible mistake, but on the contrary
we should work as hard for the success
Of the Republican party as we would
II we had lost Instead Of winning the
late political battles in Pennsylvania,
Ohio and Nebraska.
Whenever you hear the remark made
By a protested Republican that Grant
does not need Nevada to insure his
election, look OH him with distrust.
Even were he to be elected without
our vote would we not be huEillated
ut the thought that we had been recre-
ant to duty in not giving it to the Re-
publican party. Our representatives
In Congress could not ask for favors
from the Administration with the COLI
iidence they would had we shown our
patriotism BY electing our State ticket.
Let us work rs II we were fully deter
mined to give the electoral vote Of Ne
vada to Grant whether he needs 1t or
not. Remember that Grant may be
defeated or elected by u three cleo
toral votes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-14

MATRIMONIAL BEER JERKER.-Thls
morning at about III o'clock. says tile
San Francisco Republican Of Saturday,
rs officer Brown vas coming down
Jessie street, he heard loud outcries,
and screams and cries Of murder from
the corner Of that street and Ecker.
Running quickly up to the place from
whence the uproar proceeded, he found
q Mr. VIM. z. Dunn dragging his wife
along the sidewalk, with one hand In
her long hair aud the other pounding
her In the face, and constantly ejacu-
latlng that he would Jerk her d-n
head Oft" If she didn't give him that
money to "buy lager with" lie was
promptly arrested, and his humane
and benevolent intention forestalled.
His case will DO adjudlcated to-mor-
row.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-14

Mrs. FAIR has been decided to be
occasionally insane by her last jury.
Her mother proved herself to b. insane
the other day by an insane attempt at
suicide; and young C%rittenden Is roam
Ing the streets of San Francisco, pos
sessed OF an insane idea to shoot SOME.
body, yet too insane to do it up In a
practical manner, as Mrs. Fair did
when she shot his father. Why are
these three insane persons allowed to
stay out OF the Asylum at Stockton?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-14
F1rcHr.-,rhe Salt Lake Ne,os of Oo-

FIrcHY.-rhe Salt Lake Ne,cs Of o.
toocr llth says: hon. Thos. Fitch has
concluded TO move again, and this
time calculates. we believe. to make
MS future residence In the East. He
q sold his law library, aud adver-
Uses LOT sale his real estate and other
property In this city. On asking Mr..
tltch his reasons for moving, liz said
they We're no secret aud he did not care
who Knew thom. He considered that
the result OF the Pennsylvania election
settled the reelection Of Grant !; that
meant the continuance In office Of
Judge Mexican ; and lie had no desire
nor Intention Of asking his clients to
endure the lndignity nor himself to
suffer the humiliation Of having cases
tried before such q court.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-14
NEW TO-DAY.
RLECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
IN the nrst Tuesday, the 9Th day Of November
next, A. 1879, an election Will DO held IN
Storey county. State Of Nevada, for State
County and Precinct Onicers, as follows;
Presidential Electors.
Representative In Congress.
! Justice Of the Supreme Court.
I State Printer.
State Senators.
- ~Assemblymen.
Sheriff.
/ Assessor.
County Clerk.
1 Treasurer.
l Recorder.
! District Attorney.
l Superintendent Of Public Schools.
County Surveyor.
Public Administrator.
County Commissioner.
Justice OF tho Peace, Township No. I:
Justice Of the Peace, Township No. 2.
l Justice Of the Peace, Township No. 5.
! Constable, Township MOL.
! Constable, Township No. 2.
1 Constable, Township No. 8.
8 School Trustees. Virginia.
5 School Trustees, Gold Hill.
School Trustees, Flowery.
Which Election will be opened at 8 o'clock In
the morning and will continue until 8 o'clock
In the afternoon OF the same day.
FIRST ELECTION PRECINCT.
Inspectors j. c. Masel. T. B. Atklnson and
J. Cavanaugh. Polls at the City Hall, c street,
Virginia.
SECOND ELECTION PRECINCT.
Inspectors-A. p. Houghton, II. N vesey and
]. II. Piper. Polls IT Judge Hills Court.ro room,
B street, Virginia.
THIRD INJECTION PRECINCT.
Inspectors-C Charles Goodwin, c. Lawrence
and 4. L. Edwards. Polls at Judge Young's
Courtroom. c street, Virginia.
FOURTH ELECTION rREcrNcr.
Inspectos-Thomas Parker, E. W. Larle and
o. r. Jones. Polls at Monumental Engine.
house, Virginia. O.
FIFTH ELECTION PRECINCT.
Inspcctors-A. X. Potter, W. II. Stone and
o. T. Barber. Polls At Yellow Jacket Hose
house, Main street, Gold Hill.
SIXTH ELECTION PRECINCT.
Inspcctors-J. B. Woodman, j. ". l.. Hunt
and W. II. Day. Polls at Lincoln Hose.house,
Main street, Gold Hill.
SEVENTH ELECTION PRECINCT.
Inspectors J.. Greer wood, U. Reese aud Andy
Elho!m. Polls ut the Gould & Curry ondce.
BY order OF the Board Of County Commits.
sioners Of Storey county.
GEORGE II. DANA, Clerk
Virginia, October u, 1872. ocl4 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-14

The California Central Narrow
Gauge Railroad Company filed articles
of incorporation in the office of the
Secretary Of State at Sacramento on
Thursday. The stock Of the company
Is named at $1,000, 900. It proposes to
build four narrow gauge railroads Of
an aggregate length OF 400 miles. One
Of these roads Is to connect Nevada
City and Grass Valley with Marysville.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-14

OH Field Marshal Won Moltke lives
quietly in the little Silesian town Of
Schwcidnitz. He can be seen there
every day, in n long black trock-coat,
smoking All enormous pipe, and read
Ing the newspapers, at the only cafe In
the place.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-14

They have got a smar dog in Hart.
ford, Connecticut, who knows all
about how to cure snake bites. A
while ago he had a fight with a big red
adder aud killed it, but got bitten con-
siderably about the nose. That dog
Immediately ran home ut full speed,
lodged down the cellar, dug a hole In
the moist earth in one corner, and
kept his nose in 1t two days. Then he
came out well and hungry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-14

The San Francisco Republican. which
assumes to be somewhat posted in the
matter, says that the locality OF the re-
cent diamond and other precious stone
discoveries Is In Wyoming Territory,
and not In Arizona or New Mexico at
all. Perhaps.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-14

GoopwIS aud Kendall discussed the
political situation and shook fists at
each other across the bloody chasm ut
winuemucca saturday evening, and
this evening they ditto at Cnionville.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-14

The first Of the two great races will
take place between Goldsmith Maid
and Occident, at Sacramento day after
tomorrow. The second c will tako
place ut the Alameda course on
"Wednesday, October 23d-juss one
week after the other.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-14
General Election Notice.

rpr hooks OF REGISTRATION FOR
i he General Election to be held on TUES.
DAY, November 8, 1872. arc now opcr At my
TThsrS and Fourth Election Districts, Storey
comfy. Nevads, and will remain open until
MONDAY, october II, 1917, at Q O'Clock P. y.
JACOB YOUNG, Jr.,
Exotucio Registry Agent for the Third aud
Fourth Election Di.triets, Storey county, Ney.
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LOCAL POLITICS..

Liberal Republican and Democratic Revised
County Tlcket-AnnnuMcement1
The Liberal Republican aud Democratic County Cen
t1a Committees nominated the following ticket yes
teraay: s:atesArtoruey, Thomss J. Turner; Sheriff,
Charles Kern; Coroner, R. N. psy; County Clerk r.
J. Barrett; Circuit Clerk, George +. Bankie;
Recorder St Clair Sutherland: County ComEis-
eioners, A. c. Waldron, Hyde Park; N. E. Falc-
banks 4tarta Tha:cael, a1:d II Ho5:op, ths South
Side the Last to 7acancy; Michael Kelley, the West
Side; NV. Robinson, Lake V1e~, and G. Wood North
hed. The candidate in tue Second District will hs DE-
cided upon Monday. Thepresent Commissioner, Mr. D.
c. SkeuJ will probably be the rnsn.
AL the Liberal candidates in Cook County, includ-
ing candidates for Congress aud the State Board Of
EGualizadop, in the First, Second, and Third Dis.
t1icts we'll State Senators, Representatives, and
county officers, are requested to meet st Headquar-
ters On Monday the 18th inst, st II O'Clock, uoon for
consultation aaters Of importance and mutual In
tetest> c. I. Ho1cHktsS, Secretary.
ANEOCNCENES13.%
Governor Koerner viii speak in The Turner Hall,
nIwsukea avenue, Of Second street, tomorrow
evening, and at Seramorea Hail. North avenue, corner
Ct Church street, c1 Tuesdny evening" There VII be
meeting tomorrow evening, At No. ~ Cottage Grove
nythue. There will be meeting cf the Fourteenth
Ward ca Wednesday evening, st No l29 North Paura
stIee:, to choose candidat9 for Alderman.