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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-19
CALEDONIA SILVER MINING

" Company.-Location Of principal place Of
bu-iness, San Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Storey county, State OF
Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given, that at a meeting. Of
the Board Of Directors, held on the 18Th day
Of November, 1873, an assessment no. G) Of
Three Dollars ($D per share was levied upon the
capital stock oil tho corporation, payable immc-
diatcly, In United statcs gold coin, to the secre-
tary. at the ofice OF the Company. No. 4li CAL
ifornis street, San Fnncisco, California.
Any stock npon which this assessment shall
1873, will be delinquent. and advertised for salc
at public auction, and unlesS payment Il made
before, will be sold on THURSDAY, the Sih dry
Of January, 1874, TO pay the delinquent n-sess.
mont, together with costs Of advertising and ex.
penses Of sale.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-19
FOR REMIT

EoUR OR FIVE ROOMS. ALLFURNIsHED
Il for housekeeping.
MOIST u. g.. MAYNARD.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-19
OAKLAND RATE Of INCREASE

large a. she ID, having been att,- uf-s
eio PER CENT.
And to day she is increasing in population in q
greater ra,io than any city in the Union.
OAKLAND Is now the largest city In the
Pacific sta,e.. excepting San Fnnelseo, and 1t
has brighter prospects for the future than any
city in tho United States. T.Js or 2sGfa
Her site was evidently intsndsd By Nature for
. Grrat Commercial City, = rank to which 1t Is
confidently believed abe win soon attain.
Tho foregoing fse.s, and many others that
might be mentioned. are proofs that Oakland
offers greater inducements for investments In
Real Estate than any ether city in Aneriea, and
We feel confident that in presenting this prop
crty, upon the terms proposed, We can recon.
mend 1t . a SAFE AND DESIRABLE
INVESTMENT. III
Money e.nno. b. better or moro ..sely invest
ed than In Real R.taie In . nourishins city. such
- oakland now 10. An Investment Of this kind
lays the foundation 70. future success. eneour-
ascs habits Of industry and economy, and 10 the
surest protection against . Day Of Adversely.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-01-11
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J. Is. ODER. Editor.
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-01-11

REAL ESTATE IRA. srERs.-The
following transfers Of real estate were
filed and recored at the Office of Col
Rcsley, Clerk Of the Court, during
the past week ending Wednesday, Jam,
uary 4:
George Smith, executor Of John
IIcye to J. b. Widener lot No. Q, (sit,
ated on Green street, in the city Of
Cumberland, 81 600
Maurice A. Healey, trustee in the
case Of Ida Perry against Esther C.
Perry and others. to NJ. T. Kane
part of tract called Eastern From
Ter" So
Michael T. Kane to Henry G. Davis
and others, land described above, $S2
Jno. Doerner to Geo. Doerner lot No
80, with all the improvements there
en- ef the Rose Hill Estate" city o!
Cumberland, 81 600.
J. B. Widener, administrator Of Gus
tavus Bell, decd, to David Strong, lot
No, Q (on the south side of Mechanic
street, city Of Cumberland, $500.
David Strong and wife to John D,
Wegman, part OF lot described above,
500.
James Morris and wife and James
Morrison for the heirs OF John Morri-
son 10 Patrick Glynn, lot containing
onc-third acre, with all the improve
lneuts ,herin) in the town Of Western
port, 81 200,
Amos McElish 10 Jasper Huff, tract
( lanl called "Cringle,' containing
DSs acres. $500.
Elizabeth Stewart, Richard Johnson
and wife and Wm. Walsh and wife
10 Zachariah Johnson, lot OF ground
on Maryland Avenue, near Emily ST.
city OF Cumberland, 800.
John Sbatice TO SsSrah Noel, undiv-
lcl fifth part Of nor.ll half Of lot NJ
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Communicated !
The Church Acros;ically.
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rest
Eternal, to nc happy in the degree,
Hymning His praises with thee ever bltet
One thou art, besides thee there's none otter
Lovely, ""H lovely, without spot or stlin;
oufg; yet old. uncaanginC Holy Mother,
Reclining souls that heaven thcy may gain
o.. h1poy l)4' IS - hclrthvr''trR. voice;
Make all their actions tally nith thy
A1hcrr to thee and MAKE that better choice,
nor a%'i c c,,, JLn , 10 .E noy l|"cng
Assl,;. Ir,inet lice ,,"" arr ',,I' ,O ard,
The 1loiy Ghost is thy gui3o farcrrr
"Hcll's e,ars against thee cannot prevail
On {, sire fonna ,!1, without alteration,
n nf bn. a ,I'S iaT I'''i",' 'rr up
Christ your founder, s;ill y vour stav and
prop.
Another Foundation cannot he laid;
re- r'',; i,t noes" ,, S',i''S t''' emu OF 'lin'
nrrov'd '''' 'i'>''>'''
Showing light TO the nations! Structure
sublime.
Through thee We reach to eternal l;ie;
uHt OF 'lc" no ordinary salvation;
Imc , 'aT .'II Mr p'tc',aSe nruSni o S,r'e
Church Of C,uist HI. cyer.Ioyinr sn NO.,
Church often watcrd with the martyrs
blood!
fioa a,,e., 1'acr, Inc nations 10 arouse
stood, ~
Repository offaith once given to the saints:
Conserving this with Jealous care,
llo!a'AS up 'hrS' banner every where
Tpr A,n1xrror J,xf.,pv-Tb;s
s,,,,o,h a,,ann,;,a - ;na.,aaln 49,,
surely carried forward to an artistic
development that even It's most SAN
= Tho ;s.na Gov Jsnnar'
coming as it does upon the heels of
the great Christmas lumber, might
!Gss'ply mss some OF me attention
sarvos a. ,%n ;n;,; ~ ''S, n,,n, ,,''"' Ue
New Year it i, most innortant -,
sort Of justification of the exception
excited by the promises Of publishers
!" Ihe'r "t"e'y scattered Prospectus
,o,s thnn ,hnna i ',''N io W. nov r ~
Thomas Moran. whoGe Iaro9 n;cIn,o
Of the yellow Stone Valley was par
chased by Congress Tor $4,000, MIR.
. 'v'I n ir,"S,i"'e an a''Ic'e
v.r;or ami wb;Ia thnv a,a an "r
trenely good, the vtorm scene full
7 ST., ''' ,a ,'"e ''i' I ''i,' ~, ' Pp"e'
y a
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-01-11

-. at Nj. Savage Irs2l Works, $500,
Geo. V. kii3oH and vie to Alex
anler Ialbough, lots Nos. 81 and
rart Of los no. IS and 10 in town of
Bloomington, $3.50
Elgrnah 6. Ross, and Joanna his
wife 10 Denton Detfenbaugh, part Of a
'taact called Davis Town Creek Farm,
containing 4l3t acres, $500.
James Pennington and wife 10 Fred
crick Mer'ens, Andrew Spier, NAL
colin Sinclair and james J Shaw, all
that tract or parcel of land in Allega-
uy county, consisting Of parts o. tracts
called The Park, first Part Of the
Rights Of Man" ana The INK OF
A!legaur, continuing 1898 acres, SIP.
Thomas G. McCulloh, executor OF
Mary G. McCulloh, deceased, lot in
the town of Frostburg being part Of
3 tract called The Hotel" (situated
On south side cf Union street, 500
Thomas Pca,ccto Henry Creutzen
iur5, lot No. 2, in town Of Barton,
with all improvements thereon, -, 800
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-01-11
Advice
TO THOSE ABOUT TO BUY
( h: WINS. srrz~ s:s.

ten Won "rr asked 10 DlV :! sewing
Mar|::,:c, nSl; yo..r:cf a few
q"cstons l;l>H Ike
following.
Writ can lc the rts!&y<. for advising me
TO get this Macllinc9
Do thcv really know ;tjS, better than my
self whic', is best or hav} they selfish in
tcrcst in the mattcr9
If buv it anil find FIVE not the best
who will be the loser? ESill they. or can
they. give me MI the necessary instructions
for using the Machine and keeping it in
order?
If I buy this Machine what assurance
have that can get II repaired without
much trouble siIould t ever get broken or
any part Of it get lost?
Am getting the Machine from party
who Is responsible and reliable, and will do
as lie or she agrees?
1t is reiy not"rdl arr 4 matter Of course
that any one engaged l'H,hc sal" of any ono
Sewing Machine will recommend that par
ticular Machine
Remember this s,Ifct t|k comes cheap,
hut if you buy the wrong Machine it is cx-
pcnsvc;a portion or all You paid for it
last ni0aey!
Dont .tao' array yo"r 'a+oney nor try trpe''-
iments to get good .St'ci"g M'cti'c
We are dealing in all kinds of Sewing
Machines, and 'ri0t is b'tter, we know all
about item; how they -. made; what they
are made of: what kirt'S of work they will
do, and how ii is Coil5 r them. Also, can
repair and "!just are Of. them, no matter
how much they are 81. If order.
TEL us whot yon rant" Seeing N"cd'"e
to do, ami IRE acN ten Bd" "hi"h is test, and
warrant and defend y,$u in getting that
kind of Machine:
If you buy Scyir3 Machine from us 0"
ar recommendation, -. will guarantee sat
istlction to you in 81 doing, or take the Ma
chine back, and fnrtf' you any other Sew
ing Machine in M ~laihct EVEN EN-
CHANGE, and W. ill do as we agree.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-01-11
MOUNT VERNON, Ono, DEC. %, 1877

DEAR EDIroN:-I have never felt ct
any period Of my life q greater neces-
sity for complete knowledge of the
English language, than | do at this
moment All genius for description.
if ever possessed any, seems to have
flown beyond the limits Of my mental
jurisdiction ergo, my efforts will be
feeble when compared with what the
occasion OF which | shall speak is sus-
ceptiblc
The evening was cold and chilly,
the sky clear and starlit as quit my
lonely Sa"ctun, tojoin, ifyon will allow
ne, my brethren Of the legal tra,er-
nifty in celebrating the Gfieth ann
versary of one four most distinguish
ed lawyers, Hon. HENRY B. CURT S.
learned and wealthy gentleman Of
our much honored yitv.
The 22d of December is davlon
to be remembered by all those who
participated III that grand OCCASION
The elegant residence Of Mr.. CURTIS
Round Hill, as it is very appropri-
ately Called was illuminated bv the
glow Of many gases. from story H. .to-
nv all round the hous., came forth
through the frosted windows toI,a,s
of the 10Y and glalness chat re;1ncl
within. O. how ,ambltiously | strobe
the ground to make quickly less tLe
distance betwee. :. me and fine honni.
ness within the walls of that Grand nII
building! Soon | Wa &,pou5 III. as
assembled guests. feelnt 9TH ,hem
a share OF self importance Wlv
should | not > was | not a,ooner ,n..n
Of talent; mn Of hign intellectual
Standing men whose y4ujus will re-.
main lolg after they have omit their
earthly tribunal and gone to ioin hat
of a higher Jurisdiction ? | will tell
Won, Sir. among such an asse,nbIaoa
of men is whore the Young man re-
ceiyes new impulse. to strpnot hen lis
ambition; he sees before him evan
piles of what apnlica.ion and ENERGY
can do, and what is equally as ilnn6 r..
taat he is made to feel how ]irtls he
knows in comparisou with What he
has to learn Tbus was m,Jn r.
feel when | looked mon snch mo-, AZ
,Judre IIvRD auther of . wnrL an IIa-
beas Corpus; OsNER CrRrI. bro1hnr
to our worthy host and a vnrv dis,
,inguiyled eaui,y Iawver in his day
AMI also father Of tie Knox rounir
bar. President TApP,y Of ZenTon
Coli eye in mi, State. lrlLa AnI,r,.
Of Knox Common Pleas C.onrt and
man. o,hors of 4-ninanco in tIa loroi
nrof2s.,on hut--
SINNER wL;.h was 70 farm, Tia moot
f,2tnro in the a,nn, ,,'0 :
hei,' .n nv
o';onrnod - ,ar+"j77o nf ,ha ''' ',, -"
,L;nl,., nL;oh oIr hnst Lol ,lno,o3no3
,nI I ,a,,t. N - " .ln oo -l''' ~ W.
T",o n.;aho5 Lo+, o aN '",, ro'', l NV
fr,;l o',1,a, onnfao+;onn ll f'o ,,'--I'
,'"',7 '"hJ'>, oo'''el io'',' 'l', '"''''i-
,', c,,,' "a,' " i'ie ''te l'','e' te''t reg
no',;aa 'o' Oi' .l ''''ei .'io'I'' .'t'A'
folinrs ir' ':rI WV U Nr C Ntvn
oan,,;I az '' i-'I -'''' ,I NJ -
A., c,.,rIe - ,k t lt.o ,,'''' ' ,n
onnos;ta :" aa1 ,rb;I Wv thn l''lot' a. We
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-01-11

lad "A u. ia o. 1. ~ q 9.
I ',,'S s,1. o[ir,;.,;o1 nr>fr CrpT,s+o
| ,}o - a. law. vbaronnnn +ho
fIorli &c ,ba Cnur, I PM Fsn
,1,sla .,,.nt,rt a., ,,,,.;,, 81 ,,,I IL
eli rooorj o,;Io,oo ,Lot NJ GRO.
w. ~ Laon rornI,,I,. adr,:t.oI -
tLo ,'noo.;oa q. ~, "a .,or,,o,, ,nd
Cnr,dalIor -. Tow. o,I Sol,c;tor in
CIa,'cor,. j., all tLo counts nf Nh;o"
President T,rrIv sa;l ha dij NOT
u.;.h 10 ra;.o onv Iouht 90 10 the nm
tLon,;c;tv nf tLo rccard ;,.t re,d to,,
II ;sa ,oayi,n Of law that rc,orIs nrovc
tLa,nsnIvos Lnt f,o,n ,nantaI daIoy.
IaI;nn Ia L,d ,noio rho Oh If Da.s,o-
hor Gfrv Years 400 came on sunday
and 10 w.nl1 IiEo 10 Lova some OK.
nlon.tion
Ar, C,rrts arose and Unload criIrv"
70 tho charon that he had boon admit
tod nm SUNDAY and exri,ina1 how it
hammered lie said "Abont that
limo was cnoooed TO q dark-aved
oi,l and Of cnnrse was anxions to
Pass .,f..lv tIronoI, ox,nination he
fore epterjng into anv matrimonial ar
ronrnmeuts Bat found much dill
rulfy in oa,t;ngtLo ,ndgos Of the Su-
.,,ra,.o C2nrt touothar 10 make the
noc,,.y,,.,, ova,o;no.;o, So on SIM.
dov ,hn o31 tLn dato raf.rred 70 in
,Le rncord was informed that The
I,dcos nas.nd tLro,oh NJ Vernon
ON tIoir wov - Nsv9rk at onaa
,oou,tod nv. borca and onol afrar
tbon, orart,l,;nc, tLo,, ~, tho rna1
,,oIa l,,au., my. 4,;.Loo rho JnJg,.
hn;ne Kind and nns~yn,,,Ioms eya,n,
;noJ wa !, No,arI, .1d ,;ona1 tho
proper &c tificate on that never
TO- a for cotton Sabbath d,v Doeanbnr
or ~, I,,.,.,; 1908" WLI,
-
sun an ing MT ~ EIlS gave us Il
very graphic account OF the M,.N cHnon
Bar in we Oldeu time" relating many
lnclii"nts and anecHot that were
VERY amusing among them was this ::
| I'm davc cone bv il was the custom
III ~ -. ,
,oi an 'Ho ''" ~ sup ~, 'Iy ''''
mouse Wheh 'hey came 70 a!'eha court.
'''t'' '''',''''" - '''''''9 '',1 l''',
taxing separate rooms, an TOOK one
| large room where they drank, smoked.
! made spceches and cracked Jokes. 1t
wa. ON an occasion like this that tbav
| .1. .D,,,,,r, ~; NJ.
! Vernon and shortly arter Tunv,e
| ,lo,,+al ~ ,La Ir,;t,l l,,,.o.
~" Nv was " 'i'o = s g, ''''''o'
senate, non. DAVID oFAAGi.'R H.
CHARLEi Is. GODDARD, and others,
composed some yclsCs and sent II en- to
Washington cIfy to thelr"bSent broth
err, EWING. have unfortunately lost
all but these four:
Dear THOMAS Ew1Sa, our friend ard
brother;
N II, spite OF MUG, o. ram, or weather
'''' '', =, pr AN .'T J, ,'''''''
10 talk of scenes by rome forever.
Alas, how soon!
Old osurR Crrrfs came 10 town.
HARRY AMI WARDEN, HALL an B.owS
SrANhi:it's not acre us vie being down
r,t T1ocIl i II >r' ,,' r'e,r, -. ,-,,.
And n,cals tlc law
~,
I'VE r '", cI1n"1 , j. s;nr .' ,rdar
| That from defendants farm Id wander
iop p! Ill. house.
The plain' ii'H name IS Hon%HT LANDER;
''''''' -'''''' ; - "'o''.'
I,I ,,,,,,, IN ln,'il nr nv
W. ,;;..'. ~. -, rn,,, hnt -. an D:,-,
nv wa ~ - ''''|'- ''''' 80 ''.' -
Tho ,tn,os ,. W.. wn',II KIN o. ri,rc We
Hiop--iacFc's hight :.
\ flor rp13inu the .ln the cO,pD1-
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-01-11

The Ners says: During the year
ending Sept. 80, 1872, the rolling mill
in Cumberland was operated only
about ten months. The production.
during that time was 20 243.O5 tons Of
Grst-class iron rails.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-01-11

The trial OF STOKES for the murdc,
ct FISK terminated in New York on
Saturday in verdict of 'suiltv in 'he
first degree This result WAS not ex-
pected, and the fact that New York
has at length come to the scratch
with its lawless element, is not accept
el as surety for the execution Of the
hanging penalty, set, in this case, for
the 25th Of February. The resources
Of attorneyship are TOO often vaster
than the law, and The power of money
nearly always cheats the gallows of
what our present system max sits due.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-01-11

The election for county officers in
Garrett, on Tuesday, resulted in the
defeat of the Oakland ticket, comprised
Of men who inaugurated and carried
the new county movement. The issue
was whether Oakland, the chosen cap
ital OF the county, should at once be
adorned with the necessary public
buildings, or bide her growth with the
remaining portions of the infant coun-
ty The party victorious IN this cleo
ton waa, for & great part, opposed to
the establishment Of a new county,
and particularly to the location Of the
seat at Oakland Among the features
OF its revenge is the prospect Of ute
rior success in securing it at Grants
vile. In any event, we would not be
surprised to hear OF the discomfort
eliminating IN a knock at our back
door, asking for re.absorption. We
are only sorry they cannot come
around and in the front way, to help
Cumberland take care of the "sparse-
" settled Districts Then we could
easily try our hand at the game Of
running q new county.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-01-11

WE understand, SAYS country
paper, there is man in this country
who has moved so often that whenev
or a covered wagon comes near his
chickens all march up, fall on their
backs and croas their legs. ready to
be tied and carried to the next stopp-
ing place
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-01-11
TIE ELIGurFuL ACCIDENT

THE IGuTFUL ACCIDENT At
THE MAEYLA#D COPPER MINES
Tuesday morning last, rider from
the Llhera2 copper mines came into
town At full speed, proclalmIng q sad
accident at these works. One or two
hundred feet under ground the mi
hers are working upward, and in doin;;
this have scatfoldir& upon ladders.
Upon one Of these, thirty feet up, the
following shift" Of hand, were at
worl; when the saaAold gave way !:
William Keeney Of William Solomon,
Charles and Alfred lie ney, sons Of
Eli, and Amos Eyler, Thomas Ey!er,
Francis Carver and john Rodgers,
Seven Of the eight fell 10 the bottom
of the rocks, Solomon Keeney saving
himself by hanging to a drill and
swinging to q ladder that had not bro
ken. The seven were pretty badly
bruised about tie head, back and
limbs. and Of these Charles keeney
and Thomas Fly Ter severely, if not
dangerously hurt, the former falling
into a deeper sink, q distance of sixty
feet. Prompt medical assistance was
rendered. Capt. Hoskins and other
officers at the mines We're very atten-
tive in their efforts to relieve the suf-
fercrs and have them conveyed to
their homes in az comfortable man
ner as possible.-Ercdytct BaHuc7' Of
Limit.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-01-11

4 Trench newspaper was received
lately at the library Of the Naval Ac-
ademy with a sketch Of old Hickory
as one of the Presidents of the United
States and a portraitof Stonewall Jack
kson attached. This is about equal to
the blunder of James, author Of the
Naval History of England, in six large
octave volumes, ~ho states that
Stephen Decatur did not come so far
north as Captain Hull, having been
hqrn in Maryland, Virginia,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-23

- =
ROUGH 'TREATMENT.-festerday al
ternoon District Attorney Stevens was
,ouob,v deal, with while interview
s =, NJ. ,o.,denco, nm =
i"s "i. ooni'u
street, Virginia City. MI. Johnson, ~
seems, has a grudge against MI: stevens
for allowing the publication oil an item
In regard to the enforcement OF ms
wife. johnson. AFTER ooitIng t1e i.yns
door oil MS res'dence.o ealt .hs ~ NJ
haaJ ma Thar aeizsd him by the
shoulder and jammed him against a
partition wall In a very vigorous man-
ner. Mr.. Stevens made some iusty ou.
cries, whereupon Johlisou isls hIr Nth
started Into a BACK room piooao,! A..
the Intention OF getting his gu MI'
Stevens taking advantage oil ms 1eui,
porary absence from the room unnoi1eu
the door and escaped into the street,
FIRKM.s.s EhHcrIoN.-The annual
election OF the Gold Hill Fire Depart
ment Is progressing quietly to-day. A..
a. Putnam. one of the best and most
experienced fireman In Storey county.
and always leading member OF the
Gold Hill Fire Department, Is running
0 Chlei Eng,nees anu ndiaato Sor
.'oIac,,om For First Assistant En-.
n;uasr ,ha cand;d,tss are .Io,eph Bish.
nd " X Will. For second Assis-
80 49, 49,. IN .xnras.
sion Nc have read somewhere, may
the oess men VIII"
The OMAHA LoTTERY.-W. A. Searles,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-23

GRsKr ATTRACTION CoSise.-A,
iPiper's Opera House, on Thursday
evening next. will be exhibited Thos.
g, Mason s. Co.'S magnificent panora-
ma Of the great Chicago and Boston
fires. All of the thrilling scenes and
incidents OF those terrible conflagra-
,tions are depleted on canvas with sim
cular fidelity. and ara so llfe.like rs to
make the spectator imagine that he is
actually witnessing the burning OF
those cities. Twelve thousand feet Of
canvas Vas required in the representa-
tiou. Tho mammoth exhibition will
be accompanied By the great Traul.
the Austrian Illusionist. who will ap-
near In his famous Bohemian Temple
Of Magic, one Of the most magnificent
spectacles ever witnessed OH the coast.
lie ia pronounced to be the autocrat In
the World OF magic and as a prestidig-
ateur he Ia ~unrivslled. The, entertain
n,ent will conclude with Traul's thrill
ling sword feat. which Of itself is
north the price OF admission. For
further particulars see advertisement
under the heading Of New 10 day.'#
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-23

AN AMUSING MrsHAr.-Day before
yesterdays Virginia City butcher-boy,
while on his way to the County Hos
pital with a supply Of meats for the
patients, had the misfortune to upset
his wagon, splitting the meats on the
ground. The accident occurred about
a quarter OF a mile west OF the hospi-
tai, The market wagon was some
what disabled by being overturned. In
consequence of which the boy was
Obliged to return 10 the town tor an
other vehicle. During his absence, a
large dog. which had been following
the wagon, started la to eat up the
meat which lay scattered about upon
the ground. Alter derourinS two or
three choice steaks, he concluded to
cache the balance, and by the time the
%butcher-boy returned he had managed
TO bury about half OF the meat, proOa-
bly, with the intention Of getting up a
picnic for the benefit OF the rest OF his
canine associates.
LOCOMOTIVE REpArus.-The locomo.
tive storey" which for some time
past Aas been undergoing repairs at
the round-house, Virginia City, left
the repair shop this morning III SPLEEN
did working condition. The Reno"
and ..virginia" are still on the stocks
and will be thoroughly overhauled
and renovated under the direction Of
Nastar Merllanic BOwker.
SKILI.YuL SURGERy.-On Sunday last
a Carson lad BY the name of Willard
| Hawthorne had a tumor Of the size of
a hens egg removed from the side OF
his face with the knife while under
the influence OF chloroform. The SUR
gical operation was performed by Drs.
| Bronson and Mooklar.
Coon TEMPIARs.-A regular meet
ing of Champion Lodge, No. 6, l. o.
G. r., will b. held at their lodge-room
in Virginia City, this "Wednesday
evening. A full attendance Of the
members Is requested.
ReGrsrRArIoN.-Up to II NJ. to day,
the names Of $50 persons qualified to
vote at the approaching municipal
election had been registered by JUS
rice Wright. The registry closes TO-
morrow evening. Hurry up.
FnEreur.-The receipts Of freight at
the railroad depot, Gold Hill, since
las, report, were rs follows: Eleven
carioaus of coal, one Of lumber, and
oue Of merchandise,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-23
Tho Bryan Murder Case-Brench .
Promise Cnse-stnte sunday sehoo
Convention-Greenbncks

SAN FRANCISCO, April 81 P. M
The argument in the Bryan murder
case commenced this morning. b
The trial Of the breach of promise
case of Helena Frazer VS.. Thrift wal
resumed In the Fourth District Court
this morning in presence of q large
audience. -uv
The State Sunday School Convention
is holding a prayer meeting this morn:
Ing at the Central Presbyterian Tab
~ernacle. The Convention will be In
session this afternoon and evening.
Delegates are present from every part
Of the State, and the attendance Is
large. Rev. E. T. Hamilton, of New
York. delivered an eloquent address
last night on Sunday School work.
Gold, ll7A; Greenbacks, s81Sas7H.