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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-20
GEOGRAPHIC!
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
IsrscrAL re Il sslD NIL DAILY ssvs.
o o N Esrio IMTELLiosMcs
A auilty Contractor.

A Guilty Contractor.
NEW Yonx, May 2O.-A North
hampton dispatch says that Bassett,
. contractor. accompanied the Lsgi'-
lativs Committee during Its examln-
alton Of tho Mill River reservoir yes
tsrday, reading frem his contract to
prove that be fu'hiled w Specifications
and was o~xonsrated. The committee
arrived at different conclusions, sta.
ting that gross and criminal igorancs
was displayed In Its construction. The
manufacturers at Williamsburg and
s%klnnersvllls will net rebuild, appear
Ing parallzed by loss and grief.
The Leuisiana Sufferers.
WASHINGTON, May 2o.-A letter
from the Mayer OF New Orleans to a
Washington gentleman, says that un-
less the appropriation for relief OF the
sufferers there DO increased, to 81
000.0 900 Thousands must perish. and
even that seems barely sufficient.
Queen victsria's Birthday.
RICHMOND. May 20.-'rhe British
settlers Of Virginia will celebrate
Queen victoria's birthday on the 25,h
Instant with fsur days festivities, a
banquet. races, ball, etc.
Fall ora Building and I.oas OF Life.
CINCINNATI, May 2O.-Sevsn persons
were buried by q falling house last
night. One child and a man died this
m0rning from injuries.
BIeoded Horses for Oregon.
CHICAGO. May 20.-At a sale Of
FLOODED horses belonging to L. 5.
wadsworth, at Waukcgan, Illinois,
yesterday, l.. G. Reed OF Portland,
Oregon, bought six ilnc horses to DO
taken to Oregon.
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, May 20.-Ssnats.-On
the expiration Of tho morning hour
the Senate heard several reports from
the Committee on Claims. Frcllng-
huysen then moved to proceed to the
consideration Of the Civil Rights bill.
Several Democratic Senators objected
on the ground that a number OF Soma.
tors were absent whs wanted to speak
on the bill. A division resulted In n
majority In favor Of Frsllnghuyscn's
motion.
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FURTHER PosTroSEMEsr.-r sale
day In the matter OF the delinquent
assessment OF the Original Gold Hill
Quartz MIL aud Mining Company 10
postponed I'LL June 18th. See official
notice IN our advertising columns to-
day.
WILD Flowers The Piute Indians
at present are doing 4 good business
In gathering wild flowers fiom Mount
Davidson. They bHlld bouquets very
artl.ticslly, and sell them at the low
price Of one bit each.
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WALLER ON carnArios.-An good men whs
deal nairly and s~quarely by their fellows will b
ples.unSiy remembered long siter tAslr .oal,
..n.n have returned to the eompanionshtp q
he ,ust. and their bodies arc properly eremated
T., IN AZ most approved modern style. There are
nl.nt, Of men, however, who deserve 70 ee
tarut before death Tor their inherent wleksu.
ne,, rdt. ,ssir Customers by selling clothing not
SotS hall its price. such men ought to be
eymsted, and their stocks Of clothing Win
tbsm. Can Al NJ store, in Hall. building.
Main street, opposite the once Of .ne 1 .orL,pi
hill NEWS. when yos wsn. ,,se
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az n CABLES.
Tho French


PARis, May 20.-lt Is rumorsd that
a demand Tor a dissolution Of the As
sembly has been deposited by the Left
and extreme Right. Tho report flat
tens the Bsurse.
Drowned.
GENEVA. May 20.-rhrcs American
students at Lausanne were drowned
yesterday In Lake Geneva.
No Duel Amer All.
LeSpoS, May 20.-A Paris special
says the statement that the Duke Go
Charles challenged Paul 10 Cassasnac
Is net true.
Fighting In spain.
MADmp, May 2O.-A severe Skin
mlsh between tho Carllsts and Govern
ment troops occurred yesterday near
Bllboi, when tho Carllsts were repulsed
with loss. The Government troops
lost a hundred killed and wounded.
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FROM M~IssIoN.-.-sAN
JOSE,
Fatal Accident.

MISSION SAN JOSE, May 20.-A Gsrr-
man by name Of John Brown, agsd
abou iorty.hve years, owning some
land oil Cslaycrss creek, was
found dead last Sunday night on his
ranch. having been killed by n large
tree falling on him while chopping.
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DIVIDENDS.

BeIeher-fs per share. a-grsgating $4,000;
declared May 5; payable Ma, ?.
Crown Point - 81 per share, aggrecatins
fioO, 600: declared May o; payable May IL
Consolidated y~irginin-S9 per share,
asgrsg.iins ss2t,ooo; declared May pay
aDle Nay III.
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STOCK
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Last Evening.


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AsrRoLoar.-Madamc o. Norman. the great
Astrologist, has returned to Gold Iill, and 10
now ready 10 be consulted in regard to the
past, present and future events OF life. Once
hours, from 0A. n. to r. n. Residence, Pto-
neer street, rear Of the Eclipse stable. 10
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NoLrExEiER, OF the Metropolitan Boot and
Shoe Store. has removed to lOs South @ street,
Virginia. buy your Boo and Shoes OF him,
~ he IL selling cheaper than ever.
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THE GRUMBLING
H CAVE

wsuld probably hold q larger stock OF goods
than any honre In town, and, perhspr, Q fcw
more rhoddy goods and empty paper boxes than
some Of our big shoddy clothing warehouses,
but q better filled aud moro compact establish.
ment than the WHITE lIOUSE CLOrll.
&c eoast-it affords no room for shoddy and
empty papor boxes.
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Dir. A. n.

Observation-Disclosures come
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A HAUNTED HOUSE

IL In some place. an object Of wonder and ter.
rpr, but the WHITE ilOUSI: CLOTHING
STORE IL constantly haunted, day and night,
BY q whole army OF customers. and yet u IL the
most popular place In Town. A NBW SUIT
effeetually lays every ghost that makes Its APP
pcarancc.
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Fighting In spain.
WESTERN DISPATCHES
SAN FRANCISCO

SPECIAL 70 TUE COLD NIL DAILY Sxvs.l
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THE

In the form OF a paid piper. once rousci all the
children Of . village 10 follow him oil. Gould
be have shown such bargains 10 Ciothing o. are
to DO had OF COIN a ISAAtS all the par.
ents wenld have followed. q. well ~ the chill.
dren. and thus he would have cleaned out the
whole village.
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A BIG STRIKE

In the comstock would doubtless send steekr
mp all along the line. but COLIN a ISAACH
their word that they would still coniinue
10 cell goods ~ cheap as ever. regardless Of the
itock excitement.
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IL thoroughly Identified with the best IN.
Il. psspIs. hon Is: sfsER, % &.
MECHANIC. 10 the hER.
CHANT or the BANKER.
II gives the LATEST
NEWS, telsgraphie
and otherwise,
from all parts
Il %o, z:
, 1874-12-07
EDUCATION AND REGENERATION.

Aermpu hy tho Rev. A. Z. Kiterci1ks.
THO lev 4. f. kitttedgo preached last evsn-
Ing ut tho TA,rl Presbyterian Church, oorusr Of
Washington aud Carpenter Streets h.s
subject belug Education md Regen-
cra,lou or Mana HetplossuoHs and
Gods 0mnipotonco." fIo selected lIls text from
Galatians, v, 1898. After announcing tho
text ho read au editorial paragrapl. from TuE
TRIBUNE Of Monday last, questioning Ideas ex-
prossod BY him In his sermon published that
morning. Aftor few rosnarks upon the SUBJ
stanca Of the paragraph ha spoke al follows:
Huxley, In lecture on 1.-THE Physical Basis OF
Lifo," sseots ono Of Goethe'a Venetian epigrama,
aud declared that into 1t s'Goethe has condensed
, 1874-12-07


WARRINGTON, Dec. 6.--Ihe following is from
tile annual report OF tae Lighthouse Board:
1n the Tenth District appropriation Of $14or0 is
asked for tho rebuilding Of tho structure ut CruAsoya
isand, vt. Lawrence 1veE. Fifteen thousand dollars
Lake Erss. TAe l,as Point sAu11s, in Laho Eric,
Michigan, near she Detroit ntyer aso veil defined as
to cx:st aud contour by Lako Surrey chart published
III Canadian water. Tie attention Of tho Dominion
Government has been called to the ncccssity for, and
~ hau been BE- A. aIisl to establish ltgh;ahip At hat
ls impera'ivey tdetnnnded Ut Windmill Point, 3ueh.,
ts ettrauce to Lake st: cais i 10 recommended TINT
$4,000 10 appropriated to rebuild tho ataton, Which
"a very inportant ono, it IL guide to tho whole
commerce Of the lakes through Lake st. Clair and
the Detroit Niyur. The Recommendation which has
heen ualt In several annual reports to build coast
light TO div!le the long distance Of rs miles be.wsen
Point Aux Barquea and Fort Grattot Ia renewed. Ths
so Il Is not nsens ins a o.
local Interest. An appropriation Of $4,000 IL rocom
neislaa for this pariose Tue Recommendation con-
light e established on It.ciue Point Like Michigan,
Wis.,. IL renewed and Ill appropriation Of stooou
omIneuiled.
Tho Survey Of 5tannard'a Rock, Lake sunertor.
Mich, nude as proyi.tod for by act Of Congress Ut
Marci D. 1875 Tho rvsuits Of tbs survey vi this dan
gcrous rock Show TINT II IL practicable 10 build light
anu approachats from thres blos. This house should
be built aud foR giEnal also srccted This rock les
sle and western portion Of Lake SUPERIOR and a All
object Of gecat auxley especially IN dark nlght, md
noighuorhood during the greater rast Of tie
season Of navigation: The keeper Of 11antsou
Island reports ouIy ayo days during the whole
nuntl Of juno, 1874. when there no toy In that
vicinity. The construction Of this station will benefit
tho 1argc, growing, and valuable commerce Of tho
Lake Superior region. This Ia tho ropcr time to bc-
yin it, beculsuit can now be built cheaper than ut any
future time, Or the that the costly apparatus
and machinery USED ut Spectacle Reef aro now 4yui-
able, ad arc especially adapted to works auch rs La
Tho work is ncariy 20 miles distant from tho ueafest
land, md 10 miles from, suitube harbor, and as It
qulro structure Of tho most costly and substantial
character. It will cost 1t least s3ooooo but accu-
rate dcai!od estimate can b. given III aYaaes Large
csssios Ut tho navigation Of tho laaes and therefore
appropriation Of 900 iH Recommended 10 begin
work.
, 1874-12-07
NOTES AND NEWS.
THE OPPOSITION TO JEWELL.


Special D1suateh 10 Ihk CAtea1o 7f,6u,<
WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 6.-Tho opposition
in the Senate to Jewolls confirmation il headed
by such mon rs Flanagan. Of Texas, Cameron,
OF Pennsylvania Spencer. OF Alabama; aud
Patterson, Of South Carolina. They claim,
however, to have at loast ilfteon or twenty votes
already pledged against him. Flanagan is en-
ragod. 1Ie says that he mover took any money
from The offsco-soekars, and asserts that he will
domand al investigation.
SUPERVISING ARCHITECT.
ME. Macarthur, Of pl.iladolphia. hna signihea
his Willingness to accept the post Of Supervising
Architect provided ho Is permitted to retain the
charge Of the city buildings in Philadelphia.
Tho buildings arc nearly finished, and ho does
not care to rclinquiBh control of them just now,
especially whom la prcsont salary la eG,00U d
year, while that Of tue Supervising Architect Is
but &4, 900.
LAnoE LOSS or THE PROFITS on PILLS,
Massachusetts Representations arc circulating
tho Btory that tho defeated Dr.. Ayor paid s25 0U0
for luis nomination aud non-olootiou.
lIo the dSsoctdtea Pfess.1
4 CONFINED ATTACK ON TUE TREASURY.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. Cit Is stated upon
excellent authority that tho Northern Pueblo mud
tho Southern raoitio Railroads Aayo mado an
0tfonRiye and defensive alliance With tho cot.
ton tax.refunding achonlo, and intend to Bocuro
favorable action on all tAeao measures. Several
mouths hayo boen apent in organizing thls COM
blnation. The combined achame will hayo QUO
Of tile most gigantic lobbtes eysr seen here.
DISTRICT 1UDOEaHIPB.
The President, in conversation to-day, said he
had throo vacant District JudgeaAlps to ill,
nsn'oly In Alabama Arkansas, and Louisana.
1t waa probable be might be successful iu Helect-
ls,a n suitable appointoo for Alabama from that
State, but AZ to the other Htatea there was more
difficulty, and he might, therefore. DO forced to
appoln. persons not now resident In them. Az
to Arkansas, those beet fitted for tho placo wore
either In favor Of the Garland Government Q.
desired Its total overthrow.
An officer OF tho army or navy, ha aald would
bs appointed to look afler the comfort nf tho
KING or TIE HAWAIIAN IsLANpA
and suite during their soiourn in Washington.
They will DO located at hotel, tho Government
paying expenses. The President will entertain
tho King at dinner, In addition to the oourtosles
to be extended to him by tho Secretary of State,
This will be the arat ylat of King to Washing.
ton.
A majority Of members Of both Houaes Q.
Congress- aso already here.
, 1874-12-07
THE NAVY,

nEroRr OF THE SECRETARY.
WARRINGTON. D. c., Dec. >C.-Tho annual re~
port Of the Secretary Of tho Navy has been sub
miltcd to tho President. It shows the navy to
be in remarkably oificient condition, both az
regards tho number OF yessels aud their arma-
meut and sea.goiug qualities. Tho navy at pros~
ent consats of 1863 vessels, with 1.954 guns. OF
iron-clal or ar1norol vessels, TO arc OF class
aud In condition for actual and efficient aoryce.
Four othcrR, OF tho class Of powerful doublo-
turreted monitors, Rre actually OH l,and uuder-
goin; rnpara aud fifth ID we'll worth tho game
attcntion. but tho remainder may bo counted as
REALLY USELESS
for my active aud etliclent pirpcso. Ono-hnsf
Of the steam navy ndapted to cruising il In
commiss: on aad IN actual service. This nunber
OF vosselB cannot bo prudontiy diminished; but,
II IL il to bo maiutainud. thGro must bo gradual
aud constant addition to tho navy to supply the
plnces Of those which aro each year found to be
worn out and unfit for further sorylco mud for
thia purpoaa liked amonpt for tonnaGo Hhonla
bo built eyery year. This tonnaSo may be-
Bnal but i! shnufd be,
10 this end tbs Department has accumulated q
largo amount of llye-Uak timber In various navy
yurdH, where 1t will yearly improve IN condition
md 10 available as tho very bost matorial for tho
frames OF any ships 1t may ut any time bo naceB
aary or desirable to build. Tho rapid aud almost
complete disappearance Of this most yalnabls
HulH.lHtuGtE 1Iutu ElIlUbt AlEd H1H5l%ttt6
being aout abronl. should atrest tue attouson Of
| Congress, and measures should bo talou
TO SECURE WHAT REMAINS.
The Secretary sec!tos tho facts iu the Virginius
hfair, and refers to tho yelf0w-Eevor epidemic ut
Pensacola aud tho great naval trial oil tho coast
| Of Florldn+ lin recommends that, II tho Ico-
| landi1 Committee sent out IN = Government
weasel to oxainluo Boyoral points on tho Alaaaa
coast with view to settlement by their country
| mon shat! find ut auy polnt OIL the racito Coast
satisfactory location, thatr w!.atoYer assistance
tho tioyn.nulont is competent to oxteud toward
| establishing
| IN IcELAHn1c COLONY
thoro be promptly oirorod, as tho lcaandera would
DO valuable and fruitful source Of supply TO
| tue naval service Of trained American Eeamsn
| Ia tlmo Of mad. Tbs Secretary calls attention
| to tho Importance of the uydrngraphio office.
| lie thinks spocial Attantion should be Elvon to
auryoys Of the North Paotio Ocoan, anu urgea
tho proprloty OF incraaning and developing tue
rosoufcea OF the navy yarl1a. Tho approp tatlons
| applicable to fiscal year ending June no. 1874,
| including thu
uNExpEHnEn BALANCE
| at appropriations fnr tho building Of new
| sloopa, and special appropriations 10 rplnburst
| the bureaus for their great expenditures during
the thrchtened complications With Spain. amount.
od III the aggregate to @27,la7,857, and the nc
| tual expenditures for the same period from
thosa appropriations amounted to 92B 254, ,155. o,
about a900.00o loss than than tho whols
, 1874-12-07
LOUISIANA.
4 MEMORIAL TO CoN0nEBg.


Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
WARRINGTON, D. G., Dec. G.-Tho Louisiana
Nepnb,icnns will to-n,osrow present 10 Congress-
memorial asking for tho passage Of rosolu-
tion approving the decision and action Of
tho President on the status Of Louisiana. Tho
memorial aots forth that the Republican party In
Louisiana Ia not, through tho preHont State Gov
ornnent. tho party organization, or itsindlvidual
members, responsible for tho civil disorders In
tho Slate, Tho mombora Of this party arc Loyal
to tho National and State dovornmonts, peaco-
able aud 1sw-Abldfug, and for tho most part hgd-
culturiats and labotors, whoas eallings and In
toruata
DEMAND PEACE AND ORDER.
"Ihe present State oHicers wore eieoted Mt the
titno xod by law IN 1879, for four yoars. and tho
State Government VIVA regularly inaugurated.
Two seaaions OF the Legislature, completing tho
term Of the members e1ootod In 1879. have been
hold, nnl havo enaotod tho NECESSARY iawa. Tho
President recognized this Btate Government,
mud tho highest judicial tribunal in tho State, ID
vol as tho inferior ones, have
RECOGNIZED IT'S IEdALITY.
new HorBo Of Representatives has been elect
cd, aud will commence it's session nud convene
according to l4w on the first a1ondny Of January,
1875. next. This State Government has reduced
tho State debt more than $1,000, 900. aud haa ro-
duced State taxntton from Il II to 1411 n1ftla on
tho dollar and is urging additional financial re-
forms Tho memolialists ray: THE Demo-
cratic party, composed Almont oEttreY Of white
mon, md lnainly Of the old nobcl element; havo
over since tho War wagod An unralontine and
aggressive opposition
Aaa1N.T THg UNION MEN
OF tho South md thnpo who have immigratcd
anifes'ad mani ' sgsinst tie white RopubIieans Tas be-
foro tho colored mon acquired tue elective
franchise, De witnessed In 1865, 1865, ind 1867.
| which opposition has been intensified since the
colored mon acquired the elective franchise.
The White Laagno. through arlnod organ.za-
tions, bave forced district aud pnrish o1icora to
nLdicate thor offices, and are uow individually,
ou tho asroetB aud through their newspapers,
threatening tbs legal noturning Board OF the
State and tue persons the Board may roturu
elected. unless tlloy return thuao whom the
Whito League cuims As elected,
WITH DEATH.
Tho atata laws atld ntlthurltieB arc utterly dis.
regarded in ali things when they staud IN tho
way OF obtaining those ends, aud the Untod
States laws and huthoritios hro oqnallY disre.
gari1ed when thero Is not force preaout to Gu
lorce thom. Tho armed organization of tue
Whito LeaKne IL Kept up. sud IL daily drilling,
and the United States authoritios ars tbroateued
with resistance il thoy attempt to oppose this
action Of tho WhiIo Tongue. In short, an
armed revolution ia preparing aud already exists
~ Louisiana. composed Of tho minority against
tho majority, aud against tho legally org ,.ui2ed
claim that tho passage Of this resolution would
prevent further violence and quell turbuleu.
clement IN the Stato. consisting entirely OF Dcu1
DcrAts.
, 1874-12-07
PROSPECTIVE LEGISLATION.
THE nIHtrnIa.E GnuEtlhtAfE

Special DisMn!ch to Tho CAicaao Tribune.
WARRINGTON, d. G., Dec. 6.-Tho bill for a
form Of government for tho District covers Que
bnndred pages of1ogal~cap. It will bo presented
to the Senate tomorrow. Tho Committee are
quite sang11ine tAat 1t will provide Government
which will 1neet all tho requirements OK tbs
Case
REORGANIZATION or TIE TREASURY pEPAnT-
MExT.
Tho House Committee Oh Ciyil-Seryice Reform
has completed, and will bring boforo tbs House
at an curly day for action, tho bill for tho entirs
reorganization Of the Treasury Department..
This bill mahos change in tho existing
organization, mud Mill provide for moro
efficient service at loBa oxpensc. Tho Treasury
Department Ia now organized aa 1t WAS in tho
War tl1no, aud q portion Of ita machinery ia
obao1ete an1 unadApted to tho present methods
Of huHluesa.
THE GENEVA AWARD DILL
will again come up for final adiust,nont but 1t ts
stated that the contest between the War-promntn
claimants and tho insurance lntorosts Ia ended.
lobby last w'ntnr, hare, 1t is understood, agraod
upon compromise. tho substance OF Whioh is
thas bill Blall DO presented which will permit
the insurance companies to rocelYo all tho funds
Which alml be awarded, npon tho condition that,
subsequently,, pro-rata division shall ho male
With tho wnr premium claimants. The oondi-
tions Of thts division are not known.
| CHEAP TRANSPORTATION.
| Il ID prcdicod by members Of the House Com-
| ml!tea on Transportation TINT tile MuOrary bill
! has no ellanco Of passagoin the Senate, and that
there III but little prospect that tho bill to pro.
vide tor double.trnck throtgA-froght railroad
| from tho West to tho aoaboard can SECURE nla-
jurltY iu oltlor House. The bonato Transporta-
lion Cotamttoo will ondoayor to bring tho Senate
| to al eariy confederation of tho Window report.
| THE CURRENCY.
The IIouBs Committee On Banking aud Cur
renoy have already held preliminary meeting
aud had an interchange Of yiuws. Some OF tho
members OF tho Committee are Of tho opinion
TINT thora will be no financial legislation this
1 reason.
, 1874-12-07

CUNuIIIQS OF TIE HOUTH.
The President, it Is believed, wall devote 8 cou-
siderable portion OF his tpesBago to a statement
Of the condition Of tie Sonth, mud recital of tue
evidouce Which led to Tho moyonont Of troops IN
ao1no OF tho Southern States during tho Inst
summer. The reports Of army officers. and othci
official evidence, will he cited M tho basis Of this
action Of the President aB O proof Of tho opera.
tions Of the Whita League, particularly in Louis.
iaaR aud Alabama.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1874-12-09

Come, grnnting pig.
Forth from thy sly;
For now has come
Your time TO die;
You're had your corn,
You re plump and tat,
And sleek and round,
And all Of that.
Now comes your turn;
You well fed beasts,
ris time that we
Should have our tcaSts.
Now don I object,
And don t complain,
For if YOU do,
Twill hp in vain