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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-10
SECOND WARD REPUBLICAN
CI.un.

meeting Of the Second Ward Re-
publican Club. Gold Hill, was held, pur-
suant 10 call. on wednesday evening. at
the Hall OF Lincoln Hose Company, No.
,, Lower Gold Hill.
John Randall, President OF the Club,
called the meeting to order, and stated
its objects.
c. &. Stevenson was now, upon mo-
ton, elected temporary Chairman by
acclamatisn, and took the position with
a few brief and appropriate remarks.
:. W. Chubbuck was also slsctsd tempo
rary Secretary by acclamation.
On motion, o committee OF three, on
permanent organization, was appointed
by the Chair, consisting OF John Ran
dali. Thomas Gallagher and Thomas q.
Taylor.
The COMMITTEES reported a constitu.
ton (similar to that Of the First WarL
Club, published abovel, which was read
and unanimously adopted, with the con-
GLIDING section so amsndsd as to make
the temporary officers already elected the
permanent officers Of the Club.
Capt. 7. u. Taylor Was nominated for
Vice President. and elected by acelama-
ton.
The Club being now fairly rscrgan-
lied. the first business in order was the
clsstion Of y Finance and Executive
Committee.
I'm NATHAN the President. by sug-
e~estiJn OF the Club, appointed rs such
Committee A. McMartin, Thomas Gala
CHER. Anthsny Fox, Charles Golding
and Benjamin Hazeltins.
After a recess to allow all to sign the
constitution who wished, tho meeting
adjourned to meet On Saturday Cthis)
evening. ut G1s o'clock sharp, in order
to attend the grand ratification at Nir-
ginia City.
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RUNAWAY. MIR Hurlcy's livery team,
while standing at the railroad depot,
Gold Hill, this afternoon. became fright
ened at tho snorting OF 4 locomotive
which was pulling ont for Virginia
City. They jumped on the platform,
dragging the wagon after them, and then
took 1t down the platform or sidewalk
between Stern's grocery store and the
locomotive until they reached Main
street, when they shot into the railroad
cut. overturning the wagon and tripping
up themselves. Neither wagon nor team
sustained much damage.
BRrEzY.-Old Eolus wss on the ram.
page this afternoon. A stiff breeze from
the southwark, together with the pres
ence Of dark clouds. seemed 10 indicate
that q storm Of some kind Ii close ct
hand.
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CIrIzESs' TIcKEr.-A fourth ticket for
county and State officers, is in the field.
II is STYLED the Citizens Ticket. and in
cludss about AZ equal number from the
Republican and Democratic nominees.
GAME DrSSER.-J. p. Becker, prspri-
stor Of the Gold Hill bakery and chop
house is prepared to serve up a game
dinner to such Of his patrons as feel the
need Of one
TURKEY DrSSER.-Mr. ]. W. Noyss,
proprietor OF the Maynard House, will
treat his guests to n splendid turkey din
ner tomorrow. Dinner ready at 3:3O
r. N.
BurLprSo INTERCHANGEABLE. Isaac
Frock. foreman Of the 0verman, is erect
ing q handsome, c~osy-looking cottage a
short distance above the works.
IMP.ovISo.-Doctor Hall was out on
the street to-day. Ho is getting along
finely, and will be able 10 throw away
his crutches in a fsw days.
CouoHs AND COLDS. Those who are
suffering from coughs. colds, hoarseness,
sors throat. etc., should try Browns
bronchial Troches.
RrotsrnArros.-Ths whole number oil
persons registered in Gold Hill, for the
Fall election, up to the present time, IL
2.070.
METxoRoLoGIcAL.-m Gold Hill. at IL
N. to-day. the thermometer indicated n
temperature OF CD degrees in the shade.
School ATTENDANCE. Tho whole
number Of children attending the Gold
Hill public schools is about $50.
RERoorEp.-The Bank Of California
building, in Gold Hill, is being reroofsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-10

VI. 4. CHURCH. Com HmL.-Divine
services will lie hsld at this church,
tomorrow Sunday morning, Rev.
Mr.. Uren. pastor. officiating. Preaching
At l0I. A. ~. and ~ =. NJ; Sunday
School at IA p. N. All are invited.
ST. JoHN's CHURcH. Com HuL.-
There will 10 divine service at thi.
church tomorrow at 7;30. .. NJ, Rev.
II. =. Eastman officiating. Ssatsare free,
and all are cordially invited. Sunday
School al 80 ?. N.
ST. P,UL's CHuRcH, Virginia City,
there will be divine service tomorrow
morning at III o'clock aud in the even
ing at 100. Rev. W. II. Jenny oficiat-
ing. Sunday School at 1855 p. N.
RELIGIOUS. - Reverend Mr. Me-
Grath will lecture in the National
Guard Hall. Virginia City, Sunday
evening ut S o'clock.
Rxy. ESocu DuDLEr will preach at
American Flat. tomorrow Sunday at
, o'clock p. NJ. Sunday school at i:3O
p. N.
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Royalty in Rags-The Case OF Dock
cry.
FEW YORK, October 10.-A Paris cor
respondent says that the Princess De.
Bourbon MADAME Parkins) whose hus-
band is now in Paris, Is utterly destitute
with three children, begging for work,
and asking a loan OF the small sum Of
$50. Her aunt the ex.Quesn Of Spain,
lives but a few doors away, but will not
help her, and none Of her Royal rel
atives will give her o GU. She Is now
depending ON the charity Of Americans.
The same correspondent publishes = let
ter from Dockeray. the American con-
victed in Cuba, in which he says: ~
was sent of so abruptly from Cuba that
l am here in Santardsr Prison without
means, without clothing. and almost in
n suffering condition. I have written
Mr.. Cushing at Madrid, but as yet have
heard nothing. Tho Lord only knows
what will be my situation or fate in the
face OF the present impotsncy Of our
Government in its dealings With Spain.
butler 20 be RenonInatsd Tor Con.
gresx.
A Boston special says the caucusss at
Salem tonight take away the last shadow
OF doubt Of the denomination Of Gen.
Butler, in which the most effort was
made, and although Butler was opposed
by Gen. William Sutton, undoubtedly
one Of the most populor gentlemen in
town, his delegates were elected by q
vote Of 100 to o.. In Gloucester wal
shown the most disastrous results OF the
squabbls in the Republican ranks. Last
week Butler carried the general caucus
by an average Of 8 to 4, while tonight,
in the strongest opposing ward, the vote
was CD to A, an average in the city Of
moro than 3 to I. In Nswburyport
there was ii effort to postpone the NOM
ination until tomorrow night, but the
revenue officers came to the aid Of the
Butler party, and the postponsment was
defeated. Then q motion was made for
use Of abe check list; but the Chairman
ruled it ont on the ground that the check
list had no business in q general caucus.
OF course, after this, there was no use
in talking, and after Col. Stone, n Of
the candidates, had plainly limited at q
bolt, the ANGUS proceeded TO q ballot
and elected IL Butler delegates.
The Financial situatIon-Fear OF n
Panic.
The TriJms's New York commercial
dispatch says q careful survey Of bust
ness circles shows a general nervous
feeling prevailing, but bsyonda few fail.
urss Of small houses there are no facts
to indicate commercial embarrassment.
ono or tive afternoon papers display q
paniey disposition, and publish many
unfoundsd rumors affecting members Of
small houses, but the general disposition
Of the newspapers is to avoid discussion
OF this subject until II forces itself OH
their attention moro absolutely. The
feeling is that agitation will produce,
what all fear, general doubt and demon
alization, and that suspicion will lead
inevitably to failures which ought not to
DO, and to u panic which ought not to
exist.
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PIrER's OrkRA HoUsK.-Tho Opera
House was dsnsely crowded last night
on the occasion OF Mrs. Chanfau's bene-
i,. The play Of aurora Floyd was
placed upon the stage in good style. and
gave general satisfaction. Mrs. Chan
frau in the title-rols vas faultlessly cor
rect. Her Aurora Floyd was n OF the
hos. interpretations Of the character ws
witnessed for many a year. Mr.. saw
tells, as Msllish, was q womans idea ola
model husband. loving. sonfiding. truth
full and true. Willie Gill, as Steve Har-
grave. was az hidsoous q could well be
Imagined a. respects makeup and acting.
Mr.. Edmond's rendition OF the eharae
ter OF Captain Raleigh Talbot was IN
that gentleman's best style. Mr.. Bill
lines as Captain Proddsr was immensely
entertaining. Tho balance OF the per-
formers acquitted themselves very cred
itably. Tailsure's sensational drama,
WAS She Right 2" wa. repeated AZ a
matinee piece this afternoon 10 n good
house. aurora Floyd" will be given
again this evening. Mrs. Chanfrau
makes 8 farewell appearance on Sunday
evening in "a wiis's s~tratsgsm" and
Little Toddlskins."
TIE CRAxpALL Bxp.-Nsxt to a good
meal q good bed is n OF the greatest
Injuries known to man. The Crandali
steel spring bed has already Gained re-
patstion Of the beat, cheapest, most COM
Portable and ondurabls bed in existence.
They can be kept absolutely free from
ysunin, Those OF our readers who wish
10 examine the new style OF bed can do 20
by calling upon j. Cornveil, NO "
North c street, Virginia.
sAKsrtELD GuAkD T,noEr EXCURSION
The annual target excursion OF the saIs-
field Guard was held at the Carson kace
Track day. The boys went down on the
eight O'Clock train. There are some
good shots in the company so that We
may expect TO hear OF some Crssdincor
business, when the result OF tho day :
work is announced. A large number oil
fine prizes arc to be competed for.
GRANMlrrclL.--A gentleman residing
in town, having occasion to send a tsie'
gram 10 q friend in Reno, wordsd IL as
follows: ''If you cannot send the horse
up. ! will 60 down and get him to-mor-
row" He wishes TO know which ID the
proper verb to use in the sentence re-
fsrred to, $50" or come" and whyp
su-TmRrY SuAhr!-Ths several Re-
publican Clubs in Gold Hill will assem-
bic at their headquarters this evening.
at H, sharp, for the purpose Of march
ing in procession to Virginia, to attend
the grand ratification meeting to be held
at that city tonight.
Tows JAn.-Ths only occupant OF the
town Jail last night was a drunk and dis
orderly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-10

PLEAsrSo REuSIsS.-Ons Of the most
~snjoysbls occasions, In the way OF q
social reunion ever occurring in Gold
Hill, took place at the Maynard House
last evening. The hospitabls landlord,
J. ". Moves, and his sstimabls wife and
family. entertained a host Of invited
friends. in honor Of the presence Of
Mira. Crutchsr and Miss Mcclure from
Auburn, California. old friends Of the
Moves family, and now on a visit to
them. The guests numbered about
seventy, including many from Virginia,
and among them three or four clergy
men. The parlor and all available room
adjacent was crowded, and everybody
apptared TO feel at home and having n
GOOD time. There was plenty OF
music and singing Of very
high order. and although the
room was limited, the meiry ones
managed to get up q qusdnlls and q
waltz or so. The piano found skiliul
manipula,ions, and Mr.. Melee with
his violin, and Charley Keith with his
guitar added much to the musical volums
and effect. The singing by Mrs. Crat,
cher and Mrs. Higgins vas an especial
treat. Mr.. Hull and others assisted very
ABLY. At ten O'Clock the entire
company were invited to partake o.
A choice collation. in the spacious dining
room, and all did ample justice 70 'ne
good fare Of their hospitsble and mos,
worthy entertainers. More music and
general g.niality followed. and at IN
midnight hour all hands went home
happy.
SERESADE.-The Miners Union Brass
Band, our new musical organization
escorted The Gold Hill portion oil the
Democracy up to their MITIGATION al
Virginia evening before last. Previous
to starting. they treated tho News ONCE
to q line sersnads. II 10 an excellent
band Of music.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
t.rrcr.L TO tue ooLp null DAILY sKws.
FROM SAN
The Misunderstanding = Defauiter
-Arriyed-sayed the Machinsry
stock Excitement Hirth.Day
Celebration.

San FRlScIsco, October l0-l:30 p. NJ.
The weather is cloudy and cool, with
indications Of rain.
There is no further news about the
~defaultsr, Henry Casey, but a strong
force OF officers arc securing the coun-
try between here and Half.Moon Bay,
and thore is a strong probability that
they will capture him.
The steamer Montana, from Lower
California and Mexican ports, arrived
to-day.
II. Blair will start for Arizona and
Mexico next Tuesday en- business con-
nected with the Tucson and Guaymas
Railroad.
A large portion Of the machinery OF
the wrecked steam tug Rescue has been
saved, and IL the weather continues IA.
vorable, quite all Of it will be removed.
Twenty-Five men are still at the scene Of
the disaster.
The excitement in the mining share
market continues, and there is a great
crowd on California street again, com.
plst.ly blocking the sidewalks. It Is
reported on the street that prices are
well Sustained.
A large number Of members Of the
Father Matthew temperance organization
have assembled at their hall to-day to
celebrate with literary exercises, music,
and a grand procession, the birthday Of
Father Matthew.
Gresnbacks, 9l@9lX.
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A CARD.

DIR: n. PRICE, % South G street, Virginia
CITY, has cured me entirely from . long-etanding
disease OF the stomach and liver, for which !
physicians.
deem u nv duty to publish this fact. recon-.
nending Dr. Price to all persons suffering nom
similar Affections.
Virginia, October 10, 1878, ssistd
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A REMARKABLE CURE OF DEAF.
NESS!
yirslnln CITY, Nevada.

publish this card for the benefit Of DR.. X.
Price, 70 South G street, Virginia City, In I'M.
bounded gratitude for what he has done for me,
and for his skill as q physician and surgeon:
Deafness. IL horrible, II renders a person
unat for any bushes. ] have been afflicted for
over three years. entirely deaf with one ear and
nearly deaf with the other. was recommend
ed 10 DR.. Price by Mr.. Joe Garner, engineer.
OF this city, q welLknown citizen, whom be
cured last year Of deafness Of twcnty.seyen
ycars standing. The Doctor punctured, a. he
explained to me. the membrane. iyupana-a
serious surgical operation. placed myself
under his treatment q week ago. and. strange
to say, In this short time | have rcgaired my
hearing. 4 physician able 10 perform such
cures ought TO be patronizcd by all suffering
from similar affections. My thanks Ia him,
and I hope this card will bring him many pa.
tients.
j. BOONE, Union Foundry.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 9TH
day Of February, A. ID lisa.
WILL II. BURIAL.
tsEAL.l Notary Public.
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OAKLAND. CAL.
Found Dead.

OAKLAND, Cal, October s.-Claus +.
Ehler., Of tho firm Of Ehlers 4 Brand,
liquor merchants, doing business at 332
Clay street, San Francisco, was found
dead about half.past ten o'clock this
morning near the corner OF Third and
Oakland streets. with a pistol wound
through his head. The Coroner has
charge Of the body, and will hold an in
quest Immediately.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-10

evening before last, President McMesns
in the Chair.
After the usual reading and accept
ance OF the minutes Of last meeting. and
other preliminary items Of business, the
election Of
New Msmbers
Was in order. George DAILY. Of vir-
ginia City, and Thomas Z. Howard.
whose applications for membership At
the last meeting we're referred to the
proper COMMITTEES. were balloted for and
elected. The following
Proposals for Membership
Were received and referred: Charles E.
DsLsng. G. n. Morgan and 7. A. Lsng-
acre. Virginia City; n. J. Gillst, Gold
Hill; d. II. Hall, Eureka.
Uncle Biily Rogers.
President McMIeans stated that he had
received = communication from the
famous old pioneer and prospeetor. Un-
Gle Billy Rogers, who was now residing
or stopping out near Elko. expressing an
earnest desire To ioiu this Socisty. and
h,,s NJ. r,m. srro,,.a anon, no.. .,
his brother Pioneers. Uncle Billy is
very old as well as very poor, and
not at present able to forward the requi-
site admission fee. H. M. Jsvstt moved
that the fee be omitted in this case.
This, however. under the Constitution
anu bylaws OF the society, souia nor
% zone uiossn SAID ne wouia co'iA's
tho diiiienity by paying ~ himself ana
nnmoaAtsiy hahaeu IN tn' COIN nns
brother floneers' however would no
allow MN the sole pti'lsge; as W. Nan
cd Z chAnes to poor IN, .hs,e,oro 'hs
COLI was re'urhea' anu tns nat Passsu
around More nan enough was innn,e-
dlaleiy raised, ana was as'sss ,na, sne
s"iP'us ',,.u Pa" r.
ment OF Unsls bhiys monthly aass
ae.u W" W
next meenhg'
Pioneer Celebration.
The Special Committee en- the coming
annual c.l.bration-October the 3ist-
:, A.. aa,,;..ior =, N.-
u"
vada into the union-rsported prepar-
tons well advanced. IL will be after the
usual style: procsssio.; collation. at
Gold Hill; Grafton, poem, etc; and a
ball. In order to accommodate the pso-
pie Of both places, there will be two
balls: one at Virginia and the other at
Gold Hill, simultaneously. with the bus
line running between, all night, so that
the participants. can attend both balls
IL they like, one ticket admitting to both
halls.
On motion the report was adopted and
the committee given full powers to 60
on and perfect all necessary arrange
msnts.
A communication WAS received from
IN. National Guard, rendering their ser
vices as escort to the Pioneers on the
occasion Of the celebration. Accepted
with thanks.
A series Of resolutions. relative to the
death Of Mr.. Cody, q member Of the
o9eie'y' 49, ,ho nm.
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CARD.
Cure Of Worst Case of rheumatism.

DR PnicI-Dear Sir: suffered from Theu.
mltism during last Winter more than pen can
all tho ~tortures fle,h can bear. II makes me
shnddeI TO think Of my pains At every change
OF weather. had likewise n humor settled In
my len eye: Icould not open II all Winter. |
tried all physicians, all olnimcnis, hot drops
and sweating medicines TO he rot, without any
benefit whatever. A happy day Il was for me
your treatment. ! began 10 mend rspidly.
gained eleven pounds In fourteen days. am
now - well ~ ever. and sincerely recommend
youf treatment To any one troubled with Rheu.
nation.
Yours truly, JOSEPH EwELL.
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The Phoebe Record.

A communication from p. Holland.
Of the Phoebe Record. rendering the do
nation Of a regular file Of tho Record
from date, was read, and ON motion re-
esi,ed, and the thanks Of the Society
rendered in return.
Other communications on various
matters were acted upon, and other
items Of buiness matters discussed. and
the meeting adjourned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-10
INFALLIRLE REMEDIES

surest and q.ickest known for all PRIVATE
DISEASES OF both -exes, young aud old. The
worst cases OF STRUCTURE and
yENEREAL DISEASE, quickly relieved.
NO MERCURY used.
Where from bad treatment any symptom re
malns, . radical cnre should be sought al once
from DIR. PRICK.
Travellers supplied with Medicine, ETC., at
short notice.
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A CARD.
Cure or saIt Rheum OF forty.avc
Yenrs standing.

Cure or MALT nheum or forty.hSc
Years Standing.
MILL CRY. New. Aug. 10. 1871.
DR. PRicl-Dear Sir: never expected TO De
able TO write you such q letter a. this-that
am cured Of the Salt Rheum sfter suffering for
90 many years. forty.hye years ago II came
out In my neck, ears aud head. and then on my
whole body. l was. ] may say. perfectly raw
with IT,. In the Winter my hands broke out
and disabled me from work nearly all Winter.
When I was 4 girl there were not many patent
medicines made. aud I had TO depend on such
salves ~ %neighbors recommended. About
thirty years ago patent medicines cam. In the
market. and ! have used everything that has
been advertised ~ . patent medicine TO purify
the blood. rom that day to this. Sometimes !
got something that partially relieved me. and
what ] thought was going TO cure me. but every
thing lost Its strength on me after q while.
About six months ago ! commenced taking
your medicine. ! must say l had faith In II
from the beginning. you were 80 highly recon.
mended by q great many of my acqusinianccs.
want you TO publish thi- In your city paper,
80 that people who are suffering from sAlt
Rheum may know what will cure them. for | d.,
not believe there ever was .nch q case as mine.
Mrs. A. CHASE.
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FOR sALEI

A FURNISHED HOUSE, SITUATED -
~ ashort distance below Fort Home
stead and containing four roons, viii 49,,
MATHEW ROWE, on the premises. sss v
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DR.. M. HOLMES

A NNOUNcRs HIMsRLP As A CANDI.
"A date for the once Of Public Administrator
OF Storey County. Nevada, subject TO tho
votes OF the citizens Of the county that are not
hsaSst odiesr Who viii do his duty without fear
favor 90 afsetisn. zeal
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
DOMESTIC NEWS.

IsrrcIAL TO ran o NIL DAILY xIv
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-07-23
(To be COntinued.)
The "French Country in
Canada.

After crossing the Victoria Bridge
we frequently read from the car win
dow the sign, "1raverse de Chemin de
fer," and we realize that we are in
the "French country We become
interested in the oddly built houses,
and in the long line OF fences, only a
few rods apart, yet parallel and
stretching far out of sight. We had
noticed the same curious features as
we passed down the rapids to
Montreal. During the occupation
of this country by the French those
who had been of service in war were
rewarded by the French government
with grants Of land bordering on the
St. Lawrence or its larger tributaries.
These grants were termed ceigniories,
and within their limits all property,
real or personal, wgs affected by the
Coutume de Paris of 1866. The
seigneurs Tor grantees) held in feudal