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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-01
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-01

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-01

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-01

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-16
ODE FELLOWSHIP.

We have received from Hon. F. v.
Drake. Gra"d Secretary Of the l. q. o.
F. In this State, a copy OF the proceed
ings Of the Seventh Annual Communi-
cation Of the Grand Lodge. held In
Carson City last June. The repor. IL
neatly gotten up. and shows. a CRAFTY.
ing increase In the prosperity aud
membership Of this noble Order. From
the accompanying tables We dnd that
for the six months ending December
81, 1872. the total Invitations were l6l.
admissions by card 81. as Ancient
Odd Fellows 10, and the total number
Of members In the State was 1854.
The revenue for this period was S23..
090,3l During the six months ending
June 80, 1873, tho limitations were 203.
admissions by card 50, Ancient Odd
Fellows 20. aud the total membership
June 80. 1873, was 1887. The revc-
nue. during this latter period aggre
gated O,eO6 80. The relief reports
show that during the year 1872, 1919
members and five widowed families
were cared for By the Order, aid six
teen brethren buried as Its expense.
The amount expended for relief Of I'M
fortunate members In 1872 was $l2..
1876 90; for relief of widowed hml-
lies, $3.50. and for burial Of deceased
brethren. 81, sos iS. Tho report should
be carefully perused by all members
Of the Order.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-16
Reno Items.
From the Crcteent Angus. I4.l

The Eureka abduction case, about
which there has heen so much said. pro
and con. has been partially settled.
The China woman has been discharged,
the Sheriff of Eureka county tiued for
contempt Of Court $25. aud the fine
paid. The dig of our august Court has
been sustained mt Its old standard. The
iinal and complete settlement will
probably take place ut the next meet
Ing Of the Board OF County Commis-
si0ners. Judge Harris motto still H.,
when dealing with thu county, "Soc ct
tn en-"
Senator Eastman Ia now cutting the
lumber for the Peavine quartz mill.
Those who doubted the statement that
n mill was to be built for Peavine, will
please to make q note Of this fact aud
Quit croaking. Peavine Is 20 be de-
veloped. aud her iron. copper, silver
and gold are TO be extracted and turned
Into tho channels OF commerce to swell
the tide of life all over the world.
Last week, Mr.. Dunning Of Truckee
Meadows cut aud stacked In one stack
about 200 tons of hay. The stack meas
ured In length $40 feet. p feet wide.
and high enough to square IL feet. IL
eight feet square make \ ton, the exact
measurement il 1914 tons, worth at
Sl8 per ton $4,000.
Tho Peavine mining excitement
seems to be OH the Increase rather than
otherwise. No one that we know OF
to have struck $500 rock, out
all feel that Peavine mountain Will
Yield paying rock In abundance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-16
GENERAL ITEMS.

f. II. EGLssrow OF Austin, writes to
a friend from the new Cornucopia
District that the mines there are the
poorest he has ever seen to create suci,
an excitement. He says that instead
of being the "horn Of plenty" as It,
name denotes, 1t Is plenty In a horn"
Which will probably somewhat damp.
en- the tendency to mn exodus from
Austin.
IL the Utica. New York races, yea.
terdsy, Judge Fullerton was the win
her.. Best time, 2:22. In the last heat
Fullerton trotted the half mile be-
tween the quarter and three-quarter
poles in l:04x. the fastest half mile
trotted In a race.
The cholera Is said to DO Increasing
in violence throughout Germany.
AN American dentist has obtained a
diploma at Vienna.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-16
sUcoxssFuL
OF all journals on this coast the

or fall journals on this coast the San
Francisco CAroaiels seems to be imbued
with the most indomitabie energy and
vigorous confidence In its future sue
cess. The proprietors now announce
by circular letter that the period has
arrived when It has become necessary
to stereotype their forms, in order that
the daily editions may DO struck OF
and delivered s%essouably. The capac-
ity Of their press Is now 10000 per
hour; By s,ereosyping they propose to
double this work. and thereby be able
to strike off 10000 copies per hour.
They announce a large accession to
their subscription list aud are making
liberal offers for its increase. The
success which has characterized the
career of the Chronicle during the past
two years, Is a strong proof that It
suits the popular demand for a wide
awake. capable and independent jour
nal. That the Chroniels Is a live pa
per none will deny. It's news columns
are fresh and reliable. As a recorder
Of coast news It has no superior. aud
with the Increased facilities which 1t
announces It will doubtless stand In
the front rank as regards American
and European correspondence aud tel
egraphic Intelligence. We are glad to
note its deserved success and financial
prosperity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-16
Session Of the Nevada Conference.

From the Truckee Republican We
learn that the Nevada Conference be-
gan It's annual session Thursday fore
noon at the ". E. Church In Truckee.
Devotional exercises were opened by
Bishop Peck. Rev. W. Minis was
elected Secretary. aud Rev. w. T..
Gray Assistant Secretary.
The following gentlemen were pres
ent: Rev. A. n. Fisher. Rev. L. Ew-
ing. Rev. A. r. White. Rev. G.. B
Hinckle. Rev. ". C. Gray. Rev. W. j.
White, Rev. L. erase. Rev. F. NJ.
willis, Rev. W. Minis, Rev. Z. An
derson, Rev. T. s. Uren, Rev. Thomas
BARLEY, Rev. J. B. Hill, Rev. j. PEN
dleton.
Business Of the Conference The
character of all the ministers In the
Conference were examined and passed.
Missionary COLLECTIONS In the respec-
tive charges In she Conference was re-
ported a. follows: A. N. Fisher. $25;
r. II. McGrath. g; A. r. White, Is;
G. B Hiuckle. $40; w. Z. Gray, $l5
w. j. White. $34.
The regular hour Of meeting was
fixed by the Conference at 0 A. NJ, and
adjournment at Ia y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-16
Eureka Items.
from the Sentinel OF Angus, I4.j

From the Sentinel OF August l4.l
Oberfelder s. Harrison's fine team
Of gray horses, attached TO an almost
new express wagon for delivering
goods from the store. were lett standing
yesterday morning IN front Of their
storcli0uSe OH Monroe street. when the
animals became FESTIVE and started of
OH their own hook but. like n station
airy engine without 4 governor. their
speed soon became diSastroISly great.
they came down Clark street at 4
fearful pace, aiming directly for the
flagstaff which stands ut the Inter-
section Of Clark aud Main streets.
They e~udeavored TO straddle the pole.
but the wsgon and gearing male the
matter 4 little mixed as to whether 1t
was u success or NOT. The tongue Of
the vehicle struck the pole fairly III
the center. ~indenting the latter fully
an inch. and knocking the former Into
kindling wool. The foot-board Of the
wagon suffered a compound fracture
from the conclusion, from which 1t
will hardly recover. No other injury
was done. except to the liberty-pole.
which had it, terminating gilded ball
DETECTED six inches or so from the hue
OF the pole. i
An accident occurred Mt G o'clock
yesterday evening. In the Richmond
mine. OH Ruby Hill. resulting In the
probable fatal Injury OF II tlmbcrman
named Thomas Murphy. The man
Mas engaged In putting In tlmberI.
when a quantity Of loose rock fell
upon him. striking him in the small
of the back. causing confusion Of the
-pluc. from which paralysis Of the
body from the hips down ensued. The
physicians who were called to attend
upon the sufferer. Doctors Lukens aud
Williams. were not able to exactly de.
fine the extent OF the injuries. N no
surface breach or wound was apparent.
They think. however. that the chances
are rather In favor of his recovery.
Fire was put In The Silver West fur
mace yesterday morning. aud by noon
sufficient heat had been raised to nd
nit of the ores being thrown In. The
furnace Is under lease by the X. h.
Company, aud will he run by them on
the product of their mine during the
rest Of the Summer aud Fall. The X.
X. Is yielding more largely at the pres
ent time than ut any period previously,
producing more Ot the valuable sub
stance than can be reduced 10y the two
furnaces now working Oh their ore.
lie Silver West will be under the
superintendent Of Mr.. J. Z. Brown.
aud will give employment directly to
thirty men, |
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-16
Phoebe Mining Items.
From the Record Of Angus. 1871


Yesterday afternoon at about three
o'clock n great volume OF clouds, re-
senbling black smoke. rolled up ap-
parently from behind the hill to the
south OF Meadow Valley street, cauI-
Ing several TO eXciaim that the hills
appeared to he OIL fire. 1t came OIL
very swiftly, flying owe the town In 4
northerly Direction. A terrible whlrl-
wind came up suddenly from the same
direction. %overturning %out.h0uSes aud
rolling them down hill, aud causing
several women to shrek with fear for
their own safety. The sky was dark
ened. aud n verv heavy rin-extreme-
" heavy for Phoebe even-began to
fall. Il was blown into liquid sheets
by the wind. and the water fell upon
the roofs aud windows "a Ii 1t were
thrown from buckets. In n few min.
utes the water WIS running down all
the streets, aud IN Main street there
was II gouI sized torrent. Looking
ont upon the valley from the Court
mouse Que could hardly see a distance
of half a mile, the air vas literally
full of water. and the valley seemed rs
a fog covered sea. This state OF thinI
continued tor about fifteen minutes.
| when the storm abated somewhat. The
| rain continued TO fall heavily, howev-
rr, for some time, aud 1t has been rail-.
Ing more or less ever since. Even ut
this writing we are having what would
he considered a heavy rain In any
Eplace else but Phoebe.
There Il now on trial for his life In
the District Court II negro man charged
with the murder of u white man. The
leading counsel in the negro's defense
Il a gentleman whose Republican sen-
timents have been proclaimed IN the
stump muuy q time aud oft. Tile Dis
trlct Attorney and his associate In the
prosecution are both Southern men-
hoth did honorable service In the Con-
iederate army. Day before yesterday.
n gentleman well known NJ II decided
Southern sympati.iser during the war
was worn to answer Questions. The
defense passed him ut once and the
prosecution crosS.tXamlmed him. AMI
finally II Republican judge excused
the gentleman. moi OH the grounds OF
his prejudice against the accused OIL
account of his race, but because the
gentleman admitted that his sympa-
thles were with the defrnlent. How
times have changed! Ten years ago
.'SecessioniSt" would have had Il gond
chance to sit upon n jury In which
u coiOred mau was Il party while a He
publican lawyer was defending the
case. Old things are passing away.
Thomas Hyde. the young man who
was so badly injured In the Raymond
& Ely mine OH Monday, was still liv-
Ing yesterday evening. A reaction
had set In, but his case Is considered
no better than the day before. his
whole body below the diSlocation In
the spinal column being still complete
ly paralyzed. He speaks to those
around him, and recognizes all his ac-
quaiu,ances.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-16

PoLIrIcs.-Polltical interest In Ne
vsda county at this time does not take
very strong hold of our voting popu.
lation. Habitusl politicians, WIRE
puliers and candidates are Of course
active and anxious, but they expert
ence great difficulty In ~arousing any
enthusiasm among the masses. Party
lines arc no longer drawn taus. The
people generally disregard them. Vo-
tiers will not be deceived In this cam
paign by buncombe speeches, or led
astray By false issues, except, perhaps
IN portions Of the county remote from
inc railroad. There appears to DO a
strong disposition among voters to
throw overheard for oncs all allegl.
anoe TO party. and go for the best men,
It VIII do no good to use drums, fifes.
OF burn powder In this campaipn'
Party drill has como to nm end. and
the people will not be humbueesd or
fooled BY any political nonssSse.~
Jraekss Repxhfeaa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-16
US. r~REAsURER SPINNER published
letter yesterday, In which he says:

I" sceeSi ySctoiNoyt t "hiSaA NC oalcs
1.-The resumption Of specie payments
has been and I think will continue to
be put of until q :ims when the bal
ance Of trade shall b. In our favor.
When that time arrives the resump-
ton will be easy. In truth, It will
from that cause come of It's own re-
cord. The conversion Of Government
stock from u higher to a lower rate Of
interest Is now progressing quite rs
fast IS the present available force OF tile
Treasury Department can comfortably
manage IL, and the prospect Of It's con.
tinuance seems to be pretty certainly
assured. It Is now a question with
the Secretary whether he will contln-
us exchange for . five per cent. stock
or walt until he Gan place a new stock
OH the market at four aud oue-half or
four per cent"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-16

The existence Of the reported frauds
In the New York Custom-house Is de-
MED BY special Agent Vanderbilt. who
was sent from Washington to lnvestl-
gate them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-16

His roopenins will Inaururate the Fall Season,
and all those In want of anything In the Cloth.
ing or Furnishing Line will consult their WI
interests BY delaying purchasing until
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-16
vR,Low JACkRT aILVsR

vRsLow JACKET SILVER
l. ainlns ,comp.ny;;- Location S o. VEIN an,
St roy county. Nevada.-No,ico 10 hereby.
given that ihere arc delinquent on the
following described stock, on account OF assess,
ment M. IL, levi d July 10, 1878, the several
amounts set opposite the nsmes Of tho respect.
I've shareholders. ~ folows:
Names. No. Cert. shs. Amt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-16

And 10 accordance with law, and an order OF
tho Board OF Director. ma,ie on TIE 10th day OF
OF such stock as may be necessary, will be sold
at public auction, In front Of the office OF the
Comnany. Main street, Gold Hill. Nevada, on
MONDAY, the 18th day OF September. at 9
Room % Hayward Building, California street,
Kan Francisco. California, on TUESDAY. the
4tr day OF March, 1873. at the hour OF ! o'clock
o'clock p ~. 10 pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs Of advertising and
expense Of sale.
G. W. HOPKINS, Secretary.
Gold Hill, Nov. August 10. 1878. al6.td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-16

Boyd i Davis
Burhaus " II. Trus,
Cahin q Co. .Trus..
Drl.coll d. Trustee
Driscoll q Co, D,
Trustees .........
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-16
NEW TO-DAY.
Dew. r. n.

VIII address the meeting. and will give his
REASO S for withdrawing nom the orthodox
Church, Ho will alto make known the nature
and designs of the Liberal Society:
Excellent music will DO furnished BY o volun-
teer choir Of well known singers.
~ All ara invited, Seats irco. = al6 u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-24
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@rebttz3 oBiun9en Stnien traseno uno Jur 3ulrieosn=
belt bes SerDalter5 ~eeiidert.
2eIpi5 s.. RobiHiun, Jun, Seripalter;
Sdmuel s. Soper & SDbne, Autt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-24

Gin in Der beifen guqe iih beFrnli6es Plumbing,
Gass-Fitting and Stoye-Jobbing=G3eidGft nit Sopn+
bGus unb g8eyttdtteH fir 9lempnsr uno Bluubers,
iolUie cine Der porSH9liditen Bartie' n eliernsr 'oPrsn>
G3crfieuae (einitiIesl'b etner Rotren { piaibins) in
Der Sta6t; ieIrer 500 bis $l2v0 8trtb Sorrato.
SG5 Seihdit 1T 'cit9 Ju6ren %stabitri.. Brets S55Jl
8cbiuaurecr 3pei G1ittel bQQr, Der JisFt in 8 unO II
Nouaten. Wld;uiragcn 90 T aortiiile nisrtno 5lpct
Wiorutsn uater '~'Plunber'' in ocr Sspec. I. 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-24

sSgea. gire w;nihansluertbe S al nj pom $50 Gfsrll
SIIs an Der Bbtluoeipbla'sr &urnpite : Hodo, luHl
WitIlen BON Baltimore 9ro6Cs SttIns0au5, 9roBe
Sheune &c blurtitenbee QleQrUaiicr 1T oorb0n=
BEN. 9er Blab 1T ie5r empieblenspertb fir cine 9e.
itiaerie, 9rautre UtIlbmirtbiadit &C. ytdbcres bel
Sbpmas Siu, @de Der 6apcttez unb ct. $auliir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-24
RI ScrF1ufen.
6Iuier at b~erfaufeu

Ser Yorratb uno bic Girrihtung eincs 2antIaoeus
eriter 8laiie in GouiontomI, Utb.
Tbpmas Sid,
esq Gie Der SaaGtte7 unc st. BauGtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-24
3u ~bcrfauieu.

MIA- Gin Bobnbaus nit 2aoen on 5otuarbs,
nQbe Sampenftra6e.
Gin giibites BobnPous on serinstonfraBe, nGet
iSrantlin@S quare.
@lre QunoteGe Don IA 4der, en- Der Trontlin Eurns
pile, : Meiltn con Baltimore, 9utes GobHbaus,
Sheunen II. {. 10,
Saltimore=S ouutp , nape Der Rtiiter5toipn &utns
pite, mo peEiger aIs "a VteIle BON Simber 9roues
station On Der @g8eftern Diarpldnocr @iienbatn, a
NIT eincm guten De9e ourb Den Blas nGb bel
Station.
Gin asobnbuus init &a6en uno 2 Gder 2anb, 4
ptel!eu BON Baltimore on Der 5~teiftertomn=JtoGb.
A Qonb lteQenin oarlorb~@ ounip, l Ditto in Carroll
County, in erceGentem 3%uftan0e.
@ire 9unpItsle pom 132 atern in 6rebertdz@ ountp,
na5e Wountzairp, an Der nSaliimore=O lio~SIie e
6Gbn."
Rdbere Gusfunft 9isbt:
6sirr -. Go1fe, Rr. 9, Law Buildings,
'203-) ct. Baul=Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-24
9u b%erfaufei1.

Cine quite SoCbisrHube nit gutter auUbitaft, lid
,orJiietid iir eineu iunsen Wtann paiiero. Naberss
Al y, Spunfaius6ptel " SamrenifraHe. (46-1)