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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-11
Rice & Helm. Carson Water Works.

We yesterday made a tour Of inspec-
ton as far as to the head Of the new
water works projected by Messrs. Rice
& Helm. The reservoir Is on Porter
warren's placs-old Camp Nye. Here
is q reservoir capable OF holding 200, 600
gallons. The supply Of water to be
rolled on to ill this receptacle will be
taken, at present, from what Is known
As Taylor's Spring. which, on the first
day OF August last, Was found. by actual
test, to yield at the rate OF 1870 gallons
per hour. A conduit has already been
constructed to what Mr.. Rice calls
middle Spring. natural outflow OF
water which yielded, by measurement,
on August lst, 5000 gallons per hour.
This will not DO tapped till needed.
There is still another spring available,
known as the "Quill Spring" This
will yield. in the dry season. about 1000
gallons per hour. All these sources OF
water have come under the ownership OF
Messrs. Rice K Helm. Just above the
reservoir Is q substantial wooden tank ar
ranged with compartments and strainers
90 that the water will enter the reservoir
pure. Some idea Of the magnitude Of
the pipe system OF these works Is con-
veyed by the following facts. The
"main." which conducts the water from
the reservoir. and which Is, like all the
other pipes, 1-16 inch tested wrought
iron, known to be capable Of sustaining
. tremendous pressure, 10 974 feet in
length and IL inches in diameter; then
comes q section Of l0-insh pipe TIT feet
in length; then LOSS feet Of 9-inch;
then 1850 feet OF S-inch; then 2.352
feet Of finch; then 2.737 feet Of 6-inch.
all coated with asphaltum. These small
pipes will be used on the line Of Carson
street and thersabout. This pipe Is fur
nishsd by Francis Smith & Co., San
Francisco. The elevation OF the reser-
voir above Carson street IL given at $50
fset-something more, We b~slisye-but
We have forgotten the exact figures.
The supply Of water for these works 10
clear. cold and ~purs-right from tho
heart OF the Sierra, in fact. 1t Ii sI-
pectsd that this important undertaking
will be so far along as that watsr will be
flowing into the city within q very short
time. The main pipe will come down
TO Robinson street.-the street this side
OF tho Mint.-Cdrson appeal, Nor. l0h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-11
Thanksgiving Proclamation.

In grateful remembrance to Almighty
God for tho manifold blessings vouch-
safed unto us during tho year which Is
now drawing to a close. II becomes us to
render unto Him humble and hearty
thanks. I do. therefore. in pursuance
Of an established custom. appoint Thurs.
day, the Goth day Of November. instant,
to be observed as q day for the annual
offerings OF thanksgiving and praise.
And I respectfully recommend my fell
iow-citzens TO abstain on that day from
their accustomed labor; TO units in
houses Of public worship and family cir
cles, and In harmony and charity, one
with another, ~dsvoutedly thank our
Heavenly Father for His unbounded
goodness unto us m q people.
Given under my hand and tho Great
Seal OF the State. at Carson City, this
ninth day Of November. A. D. 1874.
L. R.. BRADLEY,
Governor OF the State Of Nevada.
By the Governor:
J. d. MISoR, Secretary Of State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-11
wnorvra is trying to run the Virginia

wnoEvKR is trying to run the Virginia
Eeening Chronicle at the present time.
says in his yesterdays issue: "we
propose to make the Chroaioit live"
Now this Ia good idea, although the
inference from that. is. that 1t has here
totors badly needed . doctor. Its pres
snt doctor branches out literally, and
puts its circulation at two thousand. or
two million-it don't matter which, and
puts the circulation Of the News ut hno
h.mdrsd and forty. Nothing mean about
him, you know.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-11

srxAxKR BLAINE said recently in a
speech. that rebuking the Republican
party BY elscting Democratic candidates,
was ''saian rsbuking sin with . vsn-
ssancs." An exchange suggests that
inasmseh a. Ben Batter was the crying
sin Of Massachusetts,. and new that, &C
according to Blaine. IL IL the devil who
has rsbuked him, We perceive that
though patsrna justice may Be- slow.
yet il 10 g~ratifyingly sure.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-11

L. H. DrxR. formerly a citizen OF Car.
son and later Of Reno. Nevada, died
yesterday. At aiirsy. Santa Clara oun
ty. Cal. Mr.. Dyer was vol known to
the travelling public Of Nevada rs .
genial, kind-hearted gentleman. His
death. says the Carson Appeal. "was
caused by an attempted surgical oper-
alton on one Of his legs, which hadbesn
sprsinsd or broken. or otherwise in
jursd In some way"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-11
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

TN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
United states for the District Of Nevada
In ths matter Of WALES AvERiLL, Bankrupt.
In Bankruptcy. United States OF America,
District OF Nevada, ss.-A warrant In Bank
mptcy has been issued By said Court aeainst
ths estate Of wales Avefill, OF the County
OF storsy and Stats Of Nevada, In aid
District, who has been duly adjuaged bank.
mpt upon his Owl petition, and the pay.
mcnt OF any debts and the delivery OF any
property belonging 70 said bankrupt, to him,
or 10 bis use, and the transfer Of any property
By him, are forbidden By law. A meeting OF
tie creditors Of raid bankrupt. 70 prove thsir
debts and choose one or more assignees OF his
estate, will Be held Of . Court Of Bankruptcy,
70 be holden at Virginia, In aid District, %
the twenty.frst day OF Novsmber, A. D. iSt. a.
O'Clock ?. T., ct the once OF Z. strothef, nsdin
Building. Q stree, one ofths RsgistnS IN Bank
GEORGE I. LANNoN.
O. 8. Marshal and Messenger In BANKRUPTCY lsf
said District.
BY A. AsH, Dsputy. noif t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-11
006VILLE GOLD AND Silver

Mace Of Suslness, San Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Gold nm, Storey county,
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that d 9 meeting
Ser. is7i, an assessmept (No, 81 OF One Dollar
(Sij per share WAS levied upon the capital stock
OF the corporation, .payabls Immediately, In
United States gold coin, 10 the Secretary. q the
once Of the Company. Room !. 70. toi Call.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shah
remsfn unpaid on the i<th day OF December.
is1l, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
belore. win be sold on TUEsDlY. the 9Th day
or Jsnuary, 1875. to pay the delinquent assess-
w. y. HELMkN, sscrstay.
ones-Room .. Ne. toi California stree, Ban
Ersnelsco. Cal. noll ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-11
the SUN.
WEEKLY AND DAILY FOR 1873.

Ths approach Of the Presidential election
gtves unSsual Importance 10 the events and
d~eysopmsnts OF 1875. We shail cndsavor TO
dseeh6s them slly, faithfully and fearlsssly..
THE WEEKLY SUN has now attained .
eirculaiion Of over seventy thousand copies.
tory, and its quality 10 well known TO the pub.
lie, We shail not only endeavor 10 keep Il
fully Up 10 the od standard, but TO Improve and
ed % its yariet! and power:
rue WEEKLY Sun viii continue. 70 bea
thorough nsw.pepsf. An the news OF the day
win BE- found In Il. condensed when unimport.
ant, at full length hen Of moment, and always,
Ne trust, treated In . clear. interesting and In.
il ! oar An 10 make the WEEKLY Sun the
Ssst family psuspaper In the world. Il viii be
fhll Of sntsrtaininins. and appropriate reading
Of sven ssrt. bat Will print nothing 10 offend
The mott serupuloas and delicate taste IL will
slways contain the most Interesting stories aud
ronanees q the day. carefully selected and
legibly printed.
fhs Agricultural Department iss prominent
nature u the WEEKLY Sun. and lie articles
VII always b. found ffesh and useful to the
The number Of man ,!ndspsndsni % politics
paper especially. II belongs 10 no parry. and
obsys no .dietiiion. .conteDdIpc for principle
and for the election OF the beet men. II exposes
The corruption that diserscss the country and
thro4tene ths ovennfow OF republican inst.
tutions. Il has no fear OF knaves, and seeks no
hyon nom thsir supporters.
Tia nsfksis q EVEN Hind and tho fashions
ars regularly reported IN its columns.
Ths pnes Of ths WEEKLY SUN 10 one dollar
Q year for Q shsst Of eight pages, and any pir
columns. A. this barely psys the sxpenses Of
paper and printing. 10 are not able 10 make any
aiSeosnt OF allow any premium 10 friends who
may make special efforts 10 extend it, circu.
ation. Under the new law. which requires
payment Of postage In sdvanee. one dollar .
year. with twenty esnts. the cost OF prepaid
postage. sddsd. 10 the rate OF SUBSCRIPTION. II
. BOT pecsssary to let up . club In order 70
have the WkkkLI Sun 81 this rats. Any ons
Who sssds ees dollar and twenty cents viii gst
u papss. postpaid, fef . rear.
We kays no travelling agents.
The WkkkLI SUN.-kight page, any sIx
oslunns. Only q 20 Q year, postage prepaid.
disco-nts from this rate.
TIE DAILY sUN.-A large foul. page pews.
pepsr u tweaty eight eolumns. Daily clrcu.
htioo over 10000. All the news for two cents.
sssscnpior. postage prepaid. s cents q month,
% - oaysas. 10 eluss Of ten or over, Q die.
Aadrsss, "THE SUM-
noe lW View YSsk City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-11

VIZ are profoundly shocked to hear Of
the death Of Prince John Anthony Las
carts Paleologus, Of Italy. Not that we
ever before heard OF Prince John An
thony Lascaris Palcologus, but OIL the
loss Of that brief but brilliant name Of
journal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-11
sENAroRIAL CANDIDATES

ann HILL. WEOHEHOkY. HOV. Ill. l6I4
sgNAropIAL CANDIDATES.
= ,.,.
Inc ou.io
mo tne Dos
and AL s.oe'''' as "
aon o, INC 'o,n' hs
hon. when Will meet 70 s.ec' oni'sa
states senator soon .''er 'ns ssno
Of Inc stale Legislature. Inc h1uo
Poss 10 urging Tie ssisction oil 'ndss
Hswlsy. now kspubican Judge oil b
Supreme Court, and q very estimable
gentleman. The Bosartisss Chronicle
has ssp01ssd Tho cause OF Judge Lewis
e1-Chisf Justice OF the supreme Court
and also . nrsf-ciass and capable gentle
man. There II no doubt hat either OF
the i've gentlemen named would nuy
rspssssns tAas oeass In me ona'ed 'ea'ss
osna's' mai sl'nsr were o aspire 70
the Posinon % nepuoheahs my 'u'
turs nms' our symPathies a. Vel ~
knowledge Of their ability and illness
would incline NJ TO their support.
We have not The sigh'ss' idea ,na' the
IosrnAis wnieh arc nov au' ~
election Of 'uos' ny of 'aus'
Lewis, IN PiAce OF VIZ" onAon' are
spsaAins ~
A
Our aequain'Anes WIN o0n inc
gehusmsn hAmea' ,e.'. IN 70 o'"s'
mat 'neii y' P"Ps'
anu
cef''y VI 'nos' loui A"' ~
are Preisssso'y Dsmo''aae' osn'u anu
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stAi'ed oy an soven'ursr' anu
up oy Enshsn g0ia unui a's, 'ne '
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OF hspubhcan stale ticket and
legislature william marc ana
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-11

The ION dts" have 1t that Miss
Clara. eldest daughter Of VIM. Sharon.
Esq. will be married on the 10th Of this
month"; to Frank Nswlands. q promising
young lawyer OF San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-11

S-oxrrurxo TO M THANKFUL Fon.
The Chicago Pod and Maj, q staunch
and able Republican journal. joins with
all true and honest Republicans in cry
ing ~.'ldaddmus'' over Ben Bstlsr's de-
feat. We heartily ono with the SEN
timsnts expressed in the following
which We clip from the editorial columns
OF the above named journal:
The honest men Of the country are
now ready for Thanksgiving Day" on
one point, at least: The defeat Of old
Ben Rutler. the bully Of Congress, the
blackguard Of all decency, the thief with
q hand in all great steals, the most dan
gerous man that ever fsstered and stank
in the National councils. Thank God
and q righteous uprising. Massacbu-
sets has had the nerve TO poultics. and
prick with aharpoon. the great political
carbunels upon her fair fame a. the
birthplace Of liberty. the steady homo OF
political homer. II il . rsbuke that will
Be listened to-a sloughing Of New Eng
land corruption that viii purify Rspub-
lieanism In that quarter. and give II new
strength for future contests.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-11
sCELLiSEs
THE ALDINE,
TIE Art JOURNAL OF AMERICA,
Issssd HesthIy.
"a NsCiaosnt Conception. wonderfully ear.

A.. "a 1sViae'nt c'n''psien' wonderfully car
rhs nscsssiiy Of Q popular medium for tho
rsprsssntauon d the productions OF our great
erttsts. has always been rscogniked. and many
attsnpts have been made 70 meet the want.
Lhs Successive failures which % invariably fol.
- an Journal did not prove The ihdifsrsneso Of
ne people q America 10 the claims OF high art.
20 eoon ~ . proper appreciation OF the want
and IN Ability 70 meet II were shown, the pub
Ne y oncs ,llied With enthusiasm 10 its sup.
ssn: ere IL s;.s sssSss IN E eT,si / is!i'''' and
ALpINk, while Issued with al the reg
ularty. has none Of the tsmporsry or Timely
Interest ehArsetsristie OF ordinary periodicals.
u issI sisGant miscellany Of pdre. light and
De rarest specimens Of artistic skili. In black
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year. Whiis other publications may claim %.
perior ehsapness. e compared with rivals Of
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absolutsly without composition In price or char
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volumes Tor ten times its cost; and then. there
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The national feature Of THE ALDINE must
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nopolIisn. while THE ALDINE 10 . strictly
American instiiution, 10 does not eondnt iiself
entirely 10 the reproduction OF native art. lite
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Art taste, one that win diseriminais only on
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ing characteristics. the productions Of the most
noted American artists, attention will always
BE- given 70 specimens nom foreign masters,
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the ALpiHE ART UNION.

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NV Chubbuek Thomas Quirk
Ell Stem All Doten
Reespsisn Cemmittee,
Drw y Conwell Al Mcdonald
aw Ssil AS John
Floor Managers
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MP Wolf
RIser Director,
Bean
MUSIC BY PROF. BERLiNER.
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First
AN ANNIVERSARY BALL
A MYSTIC nc. 10 A
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS,
....ro M GIVEN Ar....
MINERS UNION HALL,
GOLD HILL.
TUESDAY EVENING, NOV. n, 1874.
Committee or Arrangements
Dwsgner JP Braden
Ihos howe arani
Reception Committeei
Tho. fa ariin ff.en'n
n Banner
Invitation Committeei
NEVADA LODGE. NO. !.
SH Goddard w Bowden
John 8 Kanecn
DAMON Lopar, xo.a
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CARSON LODGE, NO. 4.
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JPMeder
HUMBOLDT LODGE, NO. 8.
TT Murphy 49,. PHI Roam
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FvDnks
nxArISic LoDsr, NOT.
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II strom
Yissr Commissse,
Birmingham ,sn. Sr nn 2
Wagner
Master OF Ceremonies,
Z L Stern
Admitting 6cniismin and Ladies.
Tickets not transferable. oci7td
PROF. LYONS
DANCING ACADEMIC
WARRINGTON GUARD HALL.
virginia City.
SCHOOL EVENINGS. "A
MONDAYS and WEDNESDAYS. q
soInEs EVERY ssi sAEun0Ar NIGHT
DANCING ACADEMY.
~sssas. RYDER a NJ
....Ar.
MINERS UNION HALL. Gold Hill,
COMMENCING TUESDAY EvRN. a
~ ing, November 10, Of ] o'clock. and II
continuing ever TUESDAY BvESINoA
thereafter. -
TuItioa stpsr nosth. Ladies' free.
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Marriages.

BENTLEY-In Eureka, November 7th, George
Bentley, aged II.
HkRRIdAN-in Ruby Hill. New. TIL. Patrick
Harrlgan. aged ~ year,.
shiTn-in Elko, October 7Ith, B. A. Smith,
aged 80 years.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-08
Cine Nunien1 bel @ismarf.

Die "@iensr Neue Greie prsGe" brinst
felsenpe parppie auf pic nun fterectyp
sewUrcenen auoisnssn BON Scurnalilten
bel Sismard, peren leBtes Grempsl Die
@uoiens ses llnsarn Waurur Spfai mar.
DSei 8tsmarf. Son Sccus Waurai.
I'm ben 8lrien Sismard su lebsn bes
lalUB id slsi6 am erlten Sage mad mel
ner @nfunft a%ussussben. Der 8irt sms
ping mid isbr freunpli6, als sr bsmerts
te, pap i6 mid nibt in Yssleituns teS
Mbssprpneten Braun ron 8iesbapsn be-
ines. Sein @rbeitssimmsr IN lsbr eins
fad sinssri6tst /: Elm eilsrner S9raibtil4,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-08

2fort, ben 8. MISUNDERSTANDING
Yutres aus benz SrSen oes I'll. Sominitus,
tuel6e nod in &om perblieben Iinb, feiern
am Z. D. M. has 6%OO-idbrise Subilaum
eines Der groBteu &elebrten, oes b.. Sbp=
mas pon 4quin.p Selbitoerltdnoli6 1T Die
&trhe Della ct. Woria sopra Minerva
oasu auserlsien ,poroen, unb Die fir4lide
Geremonie pirb 10 feierli9, als es Die beu=
tlgen 3nitdnoe nlir Seitatten, absebalten
tperoen. Ser FL. Batter iiberlenoete an ben
Sominifaner : Oroen Elm punberpoa unb
liberaus reidli6 per3iertes Heliquiarium,
oas @ebeinc oes Seilisen entbdlt uno BON
Yins TX. Der obsenannten Stride sepeibt
uurbe. YeSiisli9 bieier Jeier lit es fir
Die 9anSe fatbolil6e Wslt BON SnterelIe, jim
erfabren, baB oas tbeologii6e Golegium
in Hon, an Die grSbil60Ie uno 8ii90ie u.
burb oiele an Die fatboliiden Seminare
unb Snltitute Elm Circular in lateiniI9er
Spra9e Ihon i'm Monate september bes
o%ersansenen Sabres selenoet bat, bas, io-
bel i'd lpeiB, ni1t in Die Oeifentli6feit
georunsen lit. Sn oielem lateinii6en SO<
tumente laoen Die s seiudblten abseorone-
ten oes G~olesiums Die fatbolil9e 8elt
elm, oas Set bss Siiriten Der SbeOlogie in
wiiroiser 8eiie 81 beseben. Mit 3uitim=
mlng Yius TX. miro oas Gole9ium ielbit
tbun, mas nur Die umitdnoe BON belte err.
lauben. Sur6 Die Gorge oes Golesiums
muroen iolsenoe Seltimmunsen setroIfen
~ Cine sroBe Msoaille miro seprdst iuer=
Den, pelfe arf Der einen Settle bas gilo=
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bl. Sboras bat. % Cine Geographic
oes bl. Sbomas in lateinii4er Sprahe,
BON .einem Mlitslieoe bes 9ollesiums per=
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saeculum. 81 Sic Mitwirfuns bss san-
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Sic Meoaille mirb i'm pdpitli9en Miin,=
ante BON Dem beriibmten 8rapeur Solepb
8ian6i seprdst. Siele MebaiIe 1T ni9t
Oas erite Monumsnt, bas oieiem 9roben
Doctor Der Sbeolosie 9eIeBt miro. 3mei
lolfer Mebailen sebDren Der Sammluns
oes @raien Sobann Maria MaS5udelli an.
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8ilbniB unb Den Namen DEG beilisen Sbo-
mas be Iquino, aui Der anoern Settle cine
Yalme nit ben Worten Siaias Rorate
coeli desuper.-Sie %Sipeite, etiuas fleiner,
trdst ebenfals auf elmer Settle oas Silo-
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