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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-22
RlRR THIS MORNING AT vIR-
GINA LIVELY WORK FOk
THE RIRRMEN.

About 50 o'clock this morning the
rear portion Of DR.. lie Fevre's drug
store on South c street. opposite tho
Hale s. Norcross works was discovered
to be on fire. The alarm was sounded
by the steam whistles far and near,
quickly responded u by the bells OH
the engine houses, and 10 an unusually
short time the entire Fire Department
with their machines were rushing to
the scene Of the confiagration. Those
on G street passed along that street,
while those on B also stuck TO their
line of battle. We have never seen all
the machines get so quickly to work.
There was plenty OF water In the
neighborhood, and 1t was directly sent
in deluges upon the blazing house
from both streets, extinguishing tho
raging flames most efficiently and
promptly, although they had already
communicated to the buildings on each
side. Fortunately there was no breeze
stirring Or perhaps the fire would have
proven an extensive one, as all the
buildings in that immediate locality
are Of wood and dry as finder. The
rear portion of tho building was de-
stroyed, and the balance Of the house
considerably injured. The Doctor
managed to save q large portion of his
goods, including the show cases in the
front part Of the store, but his loss In
drugs, breakage Of jars on the shelves,
and damage to goods will probably
amount to ~, 1000 or more. The houses
on each side were more or less burned,
and tho total loss will probably foot
I'D to between $1,000 and $4,000. The
tire originated from a defective stove
pipe.
On this special occasion 1t was very
gratifying to notice the effect OF those
wsll-gates affixed last Fall to the huge
water tanks Of the Savage aud Hale IL
Norcross companies, above the west
side Of B street, and nov brought into
practical operation for the first time.
They poured heavy streams into each
Of the machines, supplying them u
perabundantly, and all the fremen
had to do was to work the brakes easi-
" and pass the water down the steep
bank at the east side, directly upon tho
fire. Il worked to a charm, as 1t will
In all future fires along South G street,
rs the Gould s. Curry tank 10 similarly
supplied with a well-gate ready for In
slant use.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-22

Piers OPERA HoUsE-THE AMELIA
DEAN MINSTREL CoMPASY.-rhs child
Americas" vocal and instrumental
troupe having vacated and gone else
whore, the Amelia Dean Minstrel and
variety combination put In their re-
appearance at the Opera House last
evening, giving q most excellent and
varied entertainment to q very fair
a~ppreciative audience. Carlova, Emer-
son, Sparrow, Cotton, Cogill, Cooper,
Lowery, Ward, Vincent, Amelia Dean,
La Petite Violet and Jennie Mansfield
still constitute the prominent members
of this great troupe, appearing each
evening In their various specialties.
On Saturday evening the troupe ap-
pearsd at tho Gold Hill Theater toa
crowded house, although a mistake In
the prices Of admission, rs published
on the programmes, operated quite
detrimentaliy. hi, evening they offer
q new and very excellent bill, and will
give their audience the full worth OF
their money, and more too. To-mor-
row evening, Coglll, Cooper and Emer-
son are to DO the recipients Of joint
benefit, giving an extra line and select
bill Of performance. It will DO ladies
night" and no doubt these popular
favorites will receive quite an ovation
At the hands of their numerous friends.
The INro EARrHoUAxEs.-The Car
sod Register Of yesterday says: From
r. Nathan, o merchant at lndepend-
encs, who arrived In town last even
ing on Billy Wilson's stage, we learn
that the earthquakes In lnyo county
are daily becoming l~ighter-now
scarcely psrceptible and OF less ire
ouent occurrence. Mr.. Nathan states
TINT the shock on the 18th OF last
month was worry severe, but that the
newspaper reports have greatly exag-
persted the loss Of life and property,
and that there Is not a single Instance,
70 his knowledge Of suffering for food
or clothing. He says that lumber Is
beginning to arrive In independence,
and the adobe buildings destroyed oy
the earthquake will at once DO replac-
ed By wooden ones.
. CHECK Losr.-A check drawn on the
California Bank. Virginia, BY the Atlas
Mill Company. In favor Of l.. b:
Frankel, OF Gold Hill, for the sum OF
81 81, Is lost. Payment Of the same
has been stopped, and the finder viii
confer q great favor BY leaving the
Same at the California Bank, Virginsa,
OF. at Frankel's grocery and provision
store, Gold Hill. See notice in our
advertising columns to-day.
FoR Town TREAsuRER.-In our ad-
vertislng columns to-day, A. McMar-
tin announces himself as candidate for
reelection TO the office Of Treasurer OF
the Town Of Gold Hill. During the
past year Mr.. McMartin has filled the
office with the utmost efficiency and
correctness and should he be re-elect-
cd, he will still be found the fright
man in the right place."
TIE R.suLr.-rhe Republican pri-
mary election held at Virginia last
Saturday to nominate candidates for
city officers. resulted as follows: For
Chief Of Police. Benjamin hig0ee.
For Mayor, G.. w. Hopkins. For CITY
Treasurer, Charles II. Daley. For
Assessor, George A. Caine. For Al
derman of the First Ward. &C. Smith:
Second Ward. J. w. Wilson, Third
Ward, George Schwab. Fourth "aru'
D.. Crosby.
TEE STATE PMsoN. = Lieutenant
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-22

wAlRl TO Go.-Wnen you want . nice,
smooth, agreeable shave, or your hair sham
peeed, dressed and properly hxed mp. 90 to
Pohls popular saloon, next door to Gi6son,e,
Main street, Gold Hill. Sharp razors, clean
towels, and good artists, always to DO found
there. At Pohl's the ladies can have their hair
sut, curled, cleansed or dressed In tho most
tasteful manner se1l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-22

Losr.-An amethyst setting belong
ing to q lady's a ring was lost In
Gold Hill yesterday. Any one finding
the same and returning IL 70 Chuobuck
at the Postofice will DO literally re-
warded. See notice In u advertising
columns to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-22
BY THE CABLES.
RejsIciugs in Brazil.

LONDON, April 22.-Rio Janeiro ad-
vices announce the arrival Of the Em-
peror and Empress aud Duke SAKE on
the morning Of the Slst Of March,
amid general rejoicingA illumina-
lions, etc,
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ATTEST TELEGRAMs
SPECIAL to the GOLD HILL NEWS
FROM sAN FRANCISCO

|
The stsck Kxcitenest IaereasinE-
The Livellcst Week Yst-Arriysisr
Weather-A Msantaia sf Geld ard
silver In The Hale and Nsrcrss-
Exsniniag inss ths shsri6s Ac-
esuns-BaF AssSciatloa-6sld and
Grcenbacks.
San FRANCISCO. April 22-2 P. NJ:
The stock excitement seems to have
broken out afresh, and those who have
watched the market think this will be
the liveliest week yet. There is hardly
anything else talked Of or thought Of.
The United States steamer Shubrick
arrived this morning from Point Con-
ception and way stations. Nothing
yet has been heard from the steamer
China, now overdue from Panama.
The weather Is warm and fine.
The report that there had been an
Immense strike In the Hale & Norcross,
a perfect mountain Of silver and gold
having been found, were rife on the
street oil this morning, but did not
seem to much effect the stock In the
Board; prices are generally clesing1
little lower than they operate at.
The Finance and Auditing Commit
tee Of the Board Of Supervisors, en-
gagged In examining into the abuses In
the Sheriff's office, have decided to 90
back Of the term Of the present incnm-
bent and eudeavor to fix the blame OF
their origin on the proper party,
The members Of the San Francisco
Bar have taken preliminary arrange
ments for q Bar Association.
Gold, l11H. Greenbacks, 9OA@slN.
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I.ocaI Te.tinony.

Local Testimony. 3
Mr.. David r. Muliston Of San Francisco says:
my case was a very bad one; my hands, arms,
face and legs were literally covered with q most
offensive eruption. Eight bottle. OF BrEtoFs
SarSaparIHa and three viLls Of Pills carried OF
every sign OF the disease.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-22

FoR the worry best Photographs, 60 to Bradley
d Rulofson's Gallery without STAIRS
~AsCRND IN THE ELEVATOR, No. ~
Montgomery street. Ban Francisco.
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DISsoLUTIoNioF coPARTHER-
EET ~ 8HIp. az

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THH
IN Copartnsrship heretofore existing between
r. D. Taylor and George Emmett. under the
Arm nsuas Of \. D. TAYLOR b CO., was dis
solyed March S3d, lST1, BY mutual consent: The
business heretofore transacted BY the said firm
Vim BE- continued By George Emmett, who will
DAY alidebts and collect all bills due Iaid 1Im.
Isr16U GEO. EMMETT.
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,,ssl.Ol.ts enrr,1ink' With 20. W. WestbreOk.
Chemist" and Trade Mark, AIxIoAH Nus:
FANG LINInlNT," engraved across the hcS OF
each wrapped. The whole oears the proprs-
tors private United Ststes Revenue Stamp, and
mott common stamp, a. used BY drugHiste:
Lrox WINuIAofURna Co., % PIfk Place,
NJ #.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-18
ELECTION NOTICE.

1,nE BOOKS OF REGISTRATION o TIE
G.n.rsl Elect;.n to be held on 1u. sday, No
vemb,r s 1872. are nov open AT my ONCE. and
viz remain e,ion uuttl October q,
1872. at & o'clock p. M Of that day.
RICll'D Il. PARKINSON. r
E .nhicio Registry Agent for Carson Precinct
Ornsby County. VIZ u
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TEN YEARS.
BY SIDNEY W. COOPER

Ten years, ten years, alas. my sweet,
Ten years have come, ten year, have
gone.
since YOU and l with willing feet
stood where we twain were made as One
The summer morn. | mind ii well,
The btrti~ that sang from cv'ry spray.
The hraNlng breast, that rose and fell,
And t"li what words can never say.
The kiss that stole the falling tear,
The eyes that looked YOU love for me,
The trembling hope, the doubt, the fear.
The wllljn" pledges giV'n 10 thee;
All these come back TO me Tonight.
And question deep my beating heart,
This quick response ii bids me write
As tn u vert then, 50 now thou art.
The sam" rs when. ten wears a-one,
My heart a throne, and you, its queen,
Sat smiling, radiant there alone,
The sweetest sovereign ever zen!
Your reign cnntirm'd. nor time. nor tide
shat r'er disturb our Sceptrc'S sway,
~ HEAVIER is high and Earth i wide.
There shalt thou rule as cen to-day.
Love. ah. what is there else beneath
The stars that shine for us, for all,
To sweatcn all this barren hearth
And lIft from life its >OInhre pail?
See. where it nestles how the rose
Springs up full blOssOm'd from its bed,
It's perfume all around il throws,
And only dies when Love is dead.
But Love dies not; when cold, the heart
Lies down in lis eternal sleep,
Love steals from all the world apart.
And bows his head to mourn and weep.
The let them pass. these ten sweet years,
And hail the decade next to come,
For Hope now smiles cen through her
And Love shall make our hearts his
home.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT II
~ Registry Bo' Is for JaCks Valley Election
Precinct Ne !, Douglas county. Nevada. arr nov
open. AZ the othCe Of The undersigned. at hh-
house in said jacks Valley. for the registration
If the names If the qualified electors in lad cleo
ton precinct at the general slrrtion to be held on
the 18th day IF November. 1872. and II continue
To he op-n for >uch registration between th- hours
At Il O'Clock a m and g "'cl"ck p. IN. at all legal
la : from the lst day Of Ialy 1S72. to and III
Clnding the 2lsf day of October. 1872 and from :
o'clock ,. III 10 9 O clock +. m. during the ten
day. preceding lhu said 2lst day ni October. ~.
IN which dsv. nj d O'Clock 7. IA, the said regis
tratior shall close.
All naturallzed citizens mnst proluCe their
naturalization papers - be slammed according t.
Ia" or come prepared To prove their b..
4. Z, JOHNS,
Registry Agent, f 7 jail VALLEY preciuct, kn WI
- JACK Valley House."
Jack Valley. August 81. 1872 s=1-ti
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Notice to Creditors,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT LEWIS
~ ARDirO has been appointed Administrator
Of the estate Of jerome Ardito, deceased All
persons having claims against saii estate will
pr.sent them properly proved for allowance and
payment. LEWIS AkDlTO,
80. .. AdministFator Of Jerome Ariito.
Claims may be presented to the undo rsigned ct
his store on Carson street. f
sslosol ALEX LEcoRT, Agent,
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G. w. FRIEND. Agent.
49,. I.ro,r % 1871. Att.
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Administrators Notice.
Estate of W. NJ. Boring. Deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE IN
y dersignei, Public Adm illustrator Of Esmerai-
ia cpunty. State of Nevada, to the creditors Of,
and all persons having claims against said de-
ceased. 10 exhibit the same with the necessary
vouchers, within four modths from the pnb!iCa.
ton If this notice. to the undersigned. at his
office in the town Of Aurora, E-reralda county.
State of Nevada. SANL YOCNGS.
Public Adniinistr 't0r.
Aurora, New. Aug q. 1872. Taug2S:4m
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
7 T. No. IL.


C>1-En STtTIS REGTsTrE's 0ETICE,
AURORA, Nevada. August %. 1872.
N0TINE Il IlERLBY GIVEN THAT W. VI.
NS'awclI. f ". McKin,try. william Van
VOORHEES, and David Med ugal have this day
filed IN his off e a diagram together with a no
riCe of appl Cati' II for a patent from the United
states. under Acts of Congress approved July
% lsi6 and May 10, Is, for twelve
hundred feet along that certain vein or l-ie Of
silver. known As the Antelope lode. situated on
Silver Hin, in the E~mrralda Mining District.
E-nerrlds comfy. Sra e of Nevada, and more
particularly described as follows: Beginning at
the " Nh1m -haft on said lode; thence along the
vein or lode north 81 deg 10 min ast-2G0 3
feet: thence north 65 deg. 80 min. e~lst-3sq. 5
feet I" . ST end of location Returning 10 point of
beginnings; thence nth 50 deg 50 min. west
us 3fee thence north 81 deg. IS min west
lis : fe't : tteuce north s. deg. IS min. west
i3l feet: thence souIh So deg. Is min. west
CO ! feet; IN nee south Il deg p min. west =
l72 3 fret making l 300 feet in length by 200
fe I " de. and fully deserted in plat of the sur
vey If said lode and claim posted thereon and
filed in this uffiCe. containing FIVE and 1900
acres. embracing said lode and one hundred feet
on each side of the center theIeo The lode and
claim are near the claim and lode known As the
Lady lam On the south, and on the north.
cas-: and west are bounded by no known claimants.
From deyelopm nts made the ''Whim'' shaft is
accepted As embraced in the lode, thu nearest
mine is the Lady Ja"e mine on the south. The
location of said Antelope lode is of record in the
office of the Mining Recorder Of eaid District, at
Aurora, Esmeralda county. Nevada, and the
notice and diagram Of said lode and claim can be
found posted near the "Whim' ehaft there n.
WILSON BUTLER, Register.
au2S-6Od
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Q. p. r.. r..

HN AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL Is, 1872.
~ Trains will leave Reno a. follows:
Overland Passenger Train for Wad,worfh. Win
Carlin, To1no. ogden aui asst. l a. m.
Overland Freight and Accommodation Train tor
Ogden and East. 5.25 a. III.
Overland Passenger Train for MarysviIle. Red
ding FOR Oregon. Sacramento. Stockton. Lathrop,
Merces flor YoseEite), Upton (for Los Angeles,
San Jose and san Francisco. = 10 a. m.
Overland Freight and Accommodation Train for
San Frauc SEQ, IL. IS q. M.
A. N. TOwNE, GenIsupt.
T. H. GOODMAN, Gen'l Pass'r and Ticket Agt
scott
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AGENTS WANTED!

G DIS

D'S
Presidential Campaign Book.
livery Citizen wants it. Also. for CAMPAIGN
GOODS. Address. ,G00DSPEED'S EMPIRE
PUBLISHING HOUSE. Chicago, Cincinnati. st.
oxis, New Orleans or New yoIk. au13-3n
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send for Circulars and samples Of
the cork. Acfirc 40esafs sr0"teo On
everr place.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1872-05-03

ERUPTION OF MOUNT VEsUvIUs-This
ancient volcano has again broken loose,
and poured out streams of melted lava from
its crater. Several cities and towns at the
base of the mountain have been totally de-
stroyed, and many of the inhabitants have
perished in the burning lava and ashes. A
writer in Naples, under date Of April 29th,
describes the scene from that city as fol-
lows "The view of Mount Vesuvius
from this city is now the grandest that has
been witnessed since the year 1851. Huge
columns of fire, smoke and melted lava,
roll upward into space, While the deep
thunder from within the midst of the noun
tain reverberates in long, rolling peals, far
into the distance. Showers of hot, running
lava, accompany these convulsions of ma
ture, carrying devastion in their wake.
In this city the Bourse has closed, and bus
mess is almost entirely suspended. The
people here use umbrellas to protect them
from the falling ashes, although Naples is
more than dozen miles distant from the
volcano. Rain is badly wanted, else the
crops will be destroyed
West-Jersey pioneer., 1872-05-03
GROsscUP & MOORE.

1t will be seen by reference to our adver-
tising columns that the above named firm
have opened a new store with large stock
of Dry Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Window
Shades, etc.
Mr.. G. c. Grosscup is extensively ac-
quainted throughout this section of the
State, and is recognized as one of our most
reliable and substantial business men,
Mr.. Vim. j. Moore is one of our promis
ing Young man, and has had considerable
experience in the mercantile business. As
Sociated with them as statesmen are two of
the sons of Mr.. Grosscup, and Daniel Ando-
fer, all of whom are active and obliging.
In speaking of this new store we would
call special attention to the unique and beau
tiful improvement lately made, which enti-
ties it to rank among the flrst-class Dry
Good houses of this city. The floor has
been lowered the entire length of the room
which is very deep and lighted by Il power
full sky-light. This will enable purchasers
to see just what they are buying. The store
is well lighted in the evening. In front
three Argande burners with reflectors give
brilliant light. The counters and internal
arrangements are excellent, and the large
and beautiful bulk windows in front are
very attractive. No one would have sup
posed that such grand improvement could
have been made, and what is most creditable
is that it was all planned and the work exc
cuted by home talent Messrs. D. B. & W,
G. Whitaker deserve much credit for the
manner in which the work was performed.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1872-05-03
How we used to be Physieked.

Who does not member the time when spring
purgstion was considered Indispensable to summer
health! No matter for wry faces, the inevitable
salts and senna, rhubarb, oalomel and jalop,
must be administered. These "sprng medicines"
the youngsts wsre told, were TO keep them hale
and hearty during the sumner. We all know that
this was falsey; that new v.gor, not depletior is
what is required at the commencement of the sum
mer colstce. As preparation for the euervating
etfects OF oppressive summer weather, course Of
Hcstetter's Stomach Bltters is highly expedient-
This famous vegetable preparation has three prem
inent properties: 1t renovstes, rurhes, and regu-
latss all the functions of the body l. is composed
exclusively OF pure gstable productions vis: the
essential principle of Monon SShals RS4, and The
most III aclous mic and SlterAtise roots tarks,
and gums known 20 medical botanists. Hence II is
an absolutely safe ~ edoine and tinctufe Of the
Pharmacop9a can compare with it either in purity,
or IN the variety of its objects, and its conprehen
sive results, Happily for mankind, the theory that
II was necessary TO prostrate patient in order to
cure him is forever exploded and the true phil0.
sophlcal ctrine that vigor is great antagonist
o. disease, has taken its place, Hostetters Stomach
Btters is an invigorsnt aud hence it is the proper
medicine for the feeble ut this mos: trying season
of the year.
Re surs that yen obtain the genuine article, as
there are lnoume:ab'e vile limitations In hs market
Look to the araanlsnta stamp, tbs engraved lsesl,
ana the name blown. ius, the glass. Hoststtsxs
stomach btssrs IS scsd 4 bottes only.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1872-05-03
Granville B. Haines.

To those who purchase Dry Goods in
Philadelphia we would say, be careful where
you make your purchases. Many persons
suppose because the store is located in Phil
adelphia the goods must be better and cheap
er than elsewhere. This is grand mistake
There are many stores in Philadelphia whose
goods are higher and much more likely to
be damaged than if purchased in Bridgeton,
and if badly cheated there is no redress. If
purchased here or of reliable dealer in the
city and they prove to be different from
what they were represented there is no dam
ger of any loss.
Among the most worthy and reliable deal
ers we know of in Philadelphia is the gen.
tleman whose name heads this article. His
store is located on Market Street, No. 1913.
Those who purchase of Mr.. Haines may de-
pend on getting the full worth of their
money, and if the goods are not all they are
represented they will be exchanged or the
money refunded. Having had many years
experience in business and a thorough
knowledge of the trade he is enabled to pnr-
chase goods on such terms as to sell them
lower than others who have not some of the
advantages he possesses. His motto is to
sell large quantity of goods at very small
profits, and by letting the public know it by
judicious and extensive advertising he ac-
complishes what many of his less enterpris-
ing rivals fail to do. We take pleasure in
recommending Mr.. Haines establishment.
Read his advertisement which appears in
another column.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1872-05-03
THE GENEVA ARBITRATION.

Despite the contradictory and unsatisfac-
appearing from time to time in regard to
the action of the American and British
Governments in reference to the Alabama
claims, it is evident that there is mutual
desire to save the treaty and the arbitra-
ton. The concessions made, on either
side, for the attainment of this end have
been, in themselves, unilnportant; but there
is, nevertheless, such frequent manifesto
tions of conciliatory spirit, that Fish and
Granville seem clearly to be aiming at a
peaceful solution of the existing contro-
versy. Thus, the presentation of the Brit
sh counter-case at Geneva, after our claims
for indirect damages had been made, was a
semi-concession under the circumstances
then existing; and it now appears that the
American Government, through Schenck,
its Minister at London, and Fish, its Secre-
tary of State, made semi-concession of about
equal importance when it agreed that the
presentation of the British counter-case
should not prejudice the British position on
the question of consequential damages.
1t is evident, from the partisan move
ments on both sides of the Atlantic, that
one of the greatest obstacles to an amicable
adjustment is created by the anxiety of the
antagonists of the existing American and
English administrations to profit by every
real OF supposed error of those who are
charged with the practical management of
public affairs. 1t is, therefore, to be ex-
pected that every word will be carefully
weighed, every step cautiously measured !;
let no rash act be done, and the result will
be peace between two great nations.