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Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-26

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Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-26

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Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-26
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-05
A MARES NEST,

The Milwaukee Ne,cs has found =
mares nest, and thus exposes It to
public view. After saying that Sena-
tor Carpenters defense Of the salary
grab was au official %utterance, the act
and edice OF the Administration, 1t
adds: "Senator Carpenter Is President
OF the Senate; Vice President Wilson
Is q paralytic and liable to die at any
minute. and only President Grants
life would then stand between Mr..
Carpenter aud the Presidency. The
President cannot. make n speech /; the
Vice President is speeches.. The
next man to them In the Government
the successor in caSe Of vacancy to
their offices, has spoken for them. and
his defense Is their defense. It Is the
delegated voice Of the Republican par
e. Of the nation, ayowing aud defend-
lag its crimes. That Is just what Sem
stor Carpenters GAINESVILLE speech
amounted to, and no less" Which, IN
view of the fact that thus far every
Republican Convention which has
adopted a set OF resolutions Save only
California and virginial has emphati-
cally condemned the whole business,
we fail to perceive.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-05
o LANGUAGE.

That the Democrats l II nahy places
are not behind Republicans In con.
demning the grab" we have before
stated. The Democrats Of the Fifth
Congressional District Of Ohio have
for some time been ~endeavorlng to
shame their Representative, Hon. ~
c. w. Lamison, into resiguing his seat.
but thus lar unsuccesSfully. On the
23l inst. the Democratic Convention OF
the Second Sub. Division OF the Third
Judicial District adopted a resolution
denouucing the ''saisry steal as Ian
Infamous act Of fraud" and It's sun
porters as unworthy the Endorsement
OF a Democratic Convention. Mr..
Lamlson defended himself, succeeding
only in rousins the ire of the delegates.
Several Of them expressed their opin-
ions very freely. while Others called
upon Mr.. Lamison to resign. For the
second time he proved his determina-
tlon to retain his seat by replying to
hi, constituents demand in this choice
language: Resign be id. Ill see
you in HI first" Which, though not
especially euphonIous or characteristic
OF the ancient aud respected times
when congressman were honest and
respectable, may perhaps be a fair ex-
preston of the opinions and Difference
p,id to public sentiment BY the aver
age national legislator in the Forty
second Congress. 1t Il, to say the
least, symbolic Of the period.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-05
GENERAL ITEMS.

AT the meeting in Hyde Park, Lon
don, England. on Sunday last. to pro-
test against the grant to the Duke OF
Edinburgh. Mr.. Bradlaugh presided.
A resolution was adopted to petition
the Queen to refuse her assent to the
bill. She will, however, hardly accede
to the wishes Of her loyal subjects.
$4,000 per annum Is a pretty fair
Income for a younger son. even OF a
queen.
one hundred and fifty Indiana fami-
lies have organized themselves into a
colony with a view Of settling In
Southern California. They intend to
purchase 10000 acres Of good farming
land, lay out a town In the midst OF It,
aud then allot each member a farm
and a block 800 feet square In the
town.
The government forces appear to be
gradually gaining ground In Spain.
In numerous places the insurgents are
reported as ceasing their hostility and
avowins allegiance to the Republic.
The Texas cattle plsgue Is raging
with great violence In tile counties OF
DeKslb. Daviess and Nodaway. Mo.
Nearly 5000 have died in Nodaway
county.
CLOUDS Of grasshoppers descended
In Eastern Iowa OH Saturday, aud to-
tally destroyed the crops Of oats and
corn.
Mn. DESr, President Grants father
in.law, Is dangerously i'll, and can not
long survive.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-05

AMONG the uses to which the new
postal cards are being put, that OF the
Farmers and Peoples anti-Monopoly
Party OF Livingstone county, Illinois"
Is the latest aud most unique. They
pr!nt their declaration Of principles on
the back Of the cards and circulate 1t
throughout the country at little ex-
pense and with great satisfaction to
themselves. Their declaration Of prin-
ciples states that 1.-THE organization Is
opposed to railroad steals, tariff steals,
salary grab steals. bank steals, aud
every other form OF thieving by which
the farmer and laborlng classes are
robbed Of the legitimate fruits OF their
labor" This comes pretty near to as
.er,lng that they havn't much to do
with the average politician in any
matters, and that they recognize the
existence of the "steais" above al.
luded to In the political rings which
are now engineering as we'll as in those
which would, 1t they could, run the
Government.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-05
Eureka Items.
From the Sentinel Of August 81

lcrom tue SeHlluel Vi August OIL
John Dric,bach and Thos. j. Ten.
nant are the happie.t men In town.
The whole thing Il explained under
the head of Born" in this mornings
Sentinel. Mr.. DrleSbach's ten FOUNDER
should have appeared In yesterday
issue. but We inadvertently overlooked
the new conner. We apologize. All
concerned are getting along rs well Us
could be expected.
A couple Of fellows DESTROYS Of gain
ing notorlety for their fighting quail
ties. or excited beyond the bounds Of
%self.coutrol by a superabundant' of the
ardent. or something else, got into a
little game OF pWqries ct calculus last
night. but were separated before much
injury had been done to either COM
batant, or to anybody else. No ar.
rests.
The noted Phoebe killer Morgan
Courtney l. no more. He was shot In
the back by \ gambler named Geo. Nc
Kinney. Courtney this proper name
was Rick Morarity) had himself fur.
nislied a good deal Of business for
the underakers. His private ceme-
terry numbers about ten victims.
James Stewart and bride and Amos
Walford and bride returned Friday
night from Elko. aud have taken
rooms ut the Turner House. They
were serenaded by a party Of friends
shortly after their arrival.
W. L. Prltcimrd shipped yesterday
for tho Richmond Company. 60. OOO
pounds OF bullion; for the Ruby Con.
solidated, 90, 700 pounds. Total $1,000
pounds.
L. N. Daugherty. an old.time Eare-
kan. aud formerly Superintendent OF
the Ruby Consolidated. was among
the arrivals from the West yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-05
NsoYA1 usuRER.

The young "Juke," who has just
been furnished with a marriage por-
ton OF $l25.0O0 per aunum by the low
Ing subjects Of her most gracious Ma
je,ty the Queen, Is Of a business turn
of mind. 1t has been limited, and eve
asserted that his royal mother Victo-
ria was. although probably the most
wealthy woman In the world, not es-
pecially renowned for liberaiity, but
that when presents we're to be given
royal visitors from other monarchies,
she rather preferred to draw from the
public funds for their purchase. than
from her royal pocket-book. In other
words, 1t has been the prevailing i'm.
preston. nos ouly among Foreigners.
but among her most faithful, loyal and
taxpaylng subjects, that although SHE
did not especially object to prodisal-
ity with the funds Of the nation, the
strings OF her private purse were inva-
riably accustomed to tie themselves In
y hard knot, and that great difficulty
was usually experienced In untieins
them. 1t appears that this peculiar
idiosyncracy runs In the family. and
from the ~subjoined that the noble
representative Of the blood royal OF
England, and prospective son.in-law
Of the Russian Car, Is to use a curt
but expressive vulgarism, decidedly
"on the make" The London CORES
pondens Of the New York World says,
Ia reference to the prospective ALL
nnce between the noble Duke and
the Grand Duchess:
The Duke of Edinburgh Ia OF all roy
al princes least esteemed aud most dis
liked. Disgraceful and ludicrouI sto-
rles are current about him everywhere
He turned many an honest penny by
selling photographs of his royal mother
upon which he had persuaded her to
write her name. to his shipmates ut
los. Cd. per picture. The money
thus received. with other sums sup
piled to him by his loving parent were
loaned out ut usurious interest to hi,
young companions. taking good care
to exact principal and interest at
maturity. They say the habit thus
acquired has moi been laid aside in lat
ter years. and to-day the P.rince Of the
- l.. l...t ~ Nka T1t.
il actually III partnership with II well
known money-lender Of London, aud
yet the people are represented a:
thanking Heaven on their Bonded
knees with grateful hearts for the
happiness Of our noble Sailor Prince /;
nor Is this the worst OF It. 1t has been
with the utmost difficulty that the aver
sion OF the Empress of Russia and her
daughter to this match has been over
come.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-05
A anEAr many persons presume that

A GREAT many persons presume that
the. salary bill will not be repealed.
because under the new law Congress
men can draw their pay monthly, and
q large number have already drawn
their Increased pay under this provision
who will ind 1t in%convcnient to re-
fund. Commenting upon this idea the
Chicago Post says: 1.-The repeal OF
the bill will carry with 1t no more ne
cessity to refund than the reduction Of
q clerks salary BY his employer would
oblise him to pay over all that he had
received heretofore In excess Of his re-
duced pay. Reductions Of pay have
no back.actionary effect. 1t Is only
increase of pay that operates In that
v,vn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-05
THIS Is what the Chicago Tribune

THIS Is what the Chicago tribune
says Of the political situation:
So long rs the old party organiza-
tions are maintained. the old party
leaders must be supported. They are
kept up for that purpose. But this Is
just what the people do not want. The
spirit Of reform will never tlnd n prac.
teal embodiment in Ohio or else
where until the professional politi-
clans OIL both sides, with their salary
grab attachments. arc dropped out Of
sight. How long 1t will be before the
people will take the matter In their
own hands, regardless alike Of Demo-
cratic and Republican parties rs they
stand. It l. difficult to sly. The pro-
in various parts Of the country In the
farmers organizations, the anti.mo-
nopoly conventions. and the independ-
emit municipal and local combinations.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-05

WHEN It was known the other day
In Dubuque that certain parties were
to be married In the church. a rejected
snitor nailed up the doors. but he WINS
promptly arrested and soused. III the
river.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-05

RosEKr S. CHEW. for nearly forty
years employed in the State Depart
ment, who has for some time past been
si:k with paralysis, died IN Sunday
afternoon. Mr.. Chew was g years
old, and has for some years past been
Chief Clerk Of the State Department.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-05

Asa PACKARD owns seven millions
OF the bonds OF the Lehigh Valley
Railroad. which pay seven per cent.
sey.n hundred thousand dollars year
nrs mad. bv the millionaire In this In
yessmeut slene.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-05

THE COMMITTEE HAVE MADE COM.
plcte arrangements with the Railroad Com.
PAM for q train sufficiently large to transport
ali who ma, desire to attend. and VIII cndeayor
to make Il pleasant aud agreeable for all.
az Tho National and Washington Guard
Banda have been engaged, and q splendid
DANCING PAVILION. Is erected. 20 that
ali who NAV wish to "trip the light fantastic"
will have ample opportunity for 30 doing.
iyi6-.d
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-05
LIFE g. FIRE INSURANCE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

r HAVE DISCONTINUED THE CoLLEc.
tion Of premiums on policies OF tho Mutual
Lie Insurance Company, OF New York, having
resigned the State Agency for said Company on
the 18th July, uliimo.
The general insurance business OF the sub
scribcr will be continued as heretofore at the old
stand, near the corner OF c and Taylor street..
where reliable indemnity for loss by fire. life,
or accident, can DO procured at current and isir
rates.
As In the past. 80 in tho future, this Agency
will no conducted strictly on tho ha.is Of fair
and impartial dealing with tho ussured and in.
surers. and parties desiring insurance will al.
ways nnd at this Agency prompt and fair settle.
ments Of losses.
The Fire Insurance rIsks will DO placed in
companies second to none In America, and Life
and Acct risks will DO taken IN any com
pany doing business In Nevada, at the option Of
tho incurred.
Full information on any OF the above branches
can be obtained II my otiee.
During my Absence. nov or st any time, from
Virginia. Mr. A L. EDWARDS will give prompt
and ready attention to all !~business intrusted 10
bis care.
Fire. Life aud Accident Insurance at the old
and reliable Agency OF
Corner Of G and Taylor streets, Virginia.
P. q Letters addressed TO John Sproston,
virginls, or at the Agency Of tho Mutual Life
Insurance Company, 2oi Montgomery street,
San Francisco, win DO promptly attended TO.
aui II JOHN SPROSTOE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-05
DIVIDEND NOTICE..

OFFICE OF THE BELcRER SILVER
~ Mining Company. San Francisco. Aug. 0.
IS73.-At q meeting Of the Board of Trustees
held this day. q dividend (No. 10 Of Seven
Dollars sd per share was declared. payable
August 9Th. Transfer books will be closed on
Thursday, August 7th. at 5 o'clock p. ".
nus I'm RI, G.. KTBBE. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-05
Grand Picnic EXcul sion

TICKETS (roR ROUND TRrP)......S9 so,
To be procured from any member OF the
Committee, or from the Presi.
dent OF the Union, H..
SYMONDS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-05
BRANpIEs, WINES,
LIQUORS, ETC.

Connected With the establishment ie thor.
oughly lifted mp EATING and OYSTER
STAND, and also q CIGAR STAND. where
everything OF the best can be procured.
Soil. Agent for the CELEBRATED VIcHY
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-05
S 2 6 5 0 0 OIL!
GOLD COIN GIFTS

! VIII be distributed amorg the Holders OF
Ticketr. az follows:
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-11-14
T'RIE
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TOhpgIu PATENT n
E0Serss vs.. NiC!,oiaS 81

ne 'o'oN'ar y the dcci.ion r. ndered
hchcnnan, st Ass Terra of the Circoi, o.,
sbove o,s.;
Id tile Cn'nit c"urt a tho United s.s,es :,
Ii" Western Nis,ric, og Prnnsylyp,i,
ho5erts VI. Nicholas Gey@.--Ns. ~
ISi'.-iu Equity
November n, .5Ts liil sisa and -,
ci.ea.
S.oprna sd notice orapp Hc.iop 70,
ary vi sctiop served
heceiDarr Il, S12 Notion for r,.i..I
Junction he''si, "rd the 'our, beug daly a.
the preiniscs; the Injunction awarded as m,JlX
a,d deere 1'es.
JarusTy u, ,67a. Injunction Issued, ir5 =
2'th LAY OF january indictment served =, IiS
and by copy, r.
hey -. 1873 Pail is,rcd ior aelor der, sA'
cazse Why a. sr'iment should 70, i-ar for
IN violating iuipue'iun aLd dv'y serycd pr
Sunc ID, 1873. l'ue or attachment in
cane 90 TO be heard, END aft,- afrum.l, of
pro and con, the 'Clr heius r.ll layi.os fs'i
pTciiscs, the Enle is u.aco slso'r,c and
tcncG Uf the Cont Is, that he said cec,pe,,
o!s- Geycr, be imriiu-cucj in tie common N
Anegcony Courty fcr a. d Guiixg he tn,
day-, and tiia, lie iHy tie ,,,ts Ct ,i,
ing. Ti
June I'd, 1873. C,mRi.ont i.sard.
TIE iLju "t,un in t., j. cssc waa fl iri,i,
of tie ECblrls' patent Of No.--(caled II, II,
| enr), FOR iucI a-rg the p:oduct.y,ncrs ,,rlv
The so a lIiili cement for which the VI
va. committed ior contempt Consisted =,
| AlClaudra Har.sr in oxp.'Giug jorr.!r., H.,
| wells being The sane at oi inrin.cm,ftf, "'
Namsr was also committed IN he csueNo
| vcr,bcr Term, 1876, ~ o., 'ut" stated
The Court McKourau, J st.r dlhst Nv
opinion IN tie Hamay c,se, preceded 60 u
Me as Geyor i0r contyn.pt, and Ie,na,,d n, =.
| owing sral u, inipn: IN
| in the Gaze cf \iJhol,s Ccy"r chlryra y
.snc Offer se, sru crrirely -aii-i I iuatr,
Il id re en;, in the Rents Wi u l,ar 4,
in.imatcd 10 he counsel IN tie eourss # H,I
mem, Geiresrncc n tnid iu he p,t pl. p
si'rsd or nat is an ir.trjHg'oe eat Of NE ylt,a Il
ore ach gf the injunction '.Jns Court.
| hr Roberts, by hi r,tcr, uses as one oft on
cipal elomcnts Of his invention flu d tara,ru j.
| wherever there is ruid sufficient in v,y
l time oftL cxplcsien Of Il turyeCo, to Oh,
L tempting whClh'r il Cc's there na,llrally i- q
| there altifcally. hi- paton rured TlS
| CLEARLY the case Ia regard to the H,als VII
| Eut Sir Grycr seems tn hnvt i..u ri.l r.
| iianiHr. who tod him that he r.r.'v wp1 Il
ma g IN cNperimC aud dc no Z ink. nj |
ing We I.rst time that h. ought TO he very ID
puui-h,d.
l'- lao + ady d-cd Grily Of cortcm,: and
I'd Ia USV ttI COSTS Of tt.i. ore C,tG;fg amt
| al irIriso' mcut in =, count mI Lr tp
| hsic tbs viii Ne tic In ut H.. ,ectsls: le
| II me matter comes 10 ,lir ru'iC" nan Nrv
cnns'r '!"d t. iinpusc srch iuiu- hIu,,t q. vi
to MAKE the decree ui tLr CONT ,ilcg,uiL
'ul' r.
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Agents. oil Dea aer. and AGENTS. lnsu rance Agents
Fxprnssnen and other parties in want. are informed
that are prcuarcd to execute 10 order kinds Of
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uianitg
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