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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-10-14

III ENGilO. OF. A'ttpltati sTeHeTai,
oonvencido de lue ri ata Iu4 lie yo-
Iuntarios de es,l capital aa apIendido
va practicanent d pre<tar el servicio
de gQarnicion, qIe era el principal
objeto que s. proFu>o ii orolenar que
por dicho cuerPo 81 prestase la guar
dia de la puerta dc Santiago, Sc ha
Seryido disponer que desde Ell dia do
ce cesen djchos vountari de hacer
aqueIla guardia. S. E. el Excmo. Sr.
y. Jose de Salcedo, mariscal de cam
30 de los ej6rcitos nacionales Y digno
Segundo Cabo de esta Captanfa Ge-
neral, han manifestado su mas cum
plida satisfaction por 10 bien que los
voluntarios han desempenado ell SER
yicio que Sc ha puesto bajo su vlgi-
lancia
La sigulente 6rden del dia sera re-
cibida seguramente con satisfaction
por nueStIos companeros de armas:
Orden del B9ta7lon del II de octubre
de 1874.
FL Excmo. Sr. General Goberna-
dor Miljtar de la Plaza me comunica
con esta techa la 6rden General 81
gulente:
Ordon General del II de octubre
de t874-San Juan de Puerto-Rico.
Instruido va en- ell seryicio de guar
nicion de la Plaza ell Battalion de Vo-
untarios de esta Capital y pr6xima
Ia 6poca de Ia asamblea en- la cual han
dc perleccionarse en- ell Reglamento
tdctlco, creo Ilegado eI momento de
que dicho Battalion deje de cubrir la
guardla de Puerta de TERRA, a cuyo
fin por la plaza Sc dispondrA 10 con
venicnte al relieve de los Voluntarios
per fnerza veterana en- la forma que
estaba anteriormente.
4! decIarar terninado ell servicio
de plaza que con tanto deSinter6s VIE
ne prestando el Battalion de Volunta-
rios de esta Capital, me es muy salts
lactorio reconocer su distinguido pa
trIotlSmo y muy partlcuiarmente sc
e da d los Jetes y OiciaIes del mis-
mo- daodo a todos las gracias por ese
noble comportamiento y abnegacion,
10 que Sc pondra tambien EN- conoci-
miento del Gobierno supreme de a
Nacion.
Ell local que hoy tiene ell Battalion
de Foluntarlos como cuerpo de Guar
dia para ell servicio de Puerta de Tier
ra, Sc les reservara para que les sirva
en- sus academias y demas sevicios.
Lo que de 6rden de S. K. Sc hace
saber en- la 6rden General de este dia
para conocimiento de todos los Jefes,
O6cales z individuos del expresado
battalion.
Y Sc hace saber en- la 6rden de la
Plaza los efectos CONSEQUENCES:
Lo que Sc comunica en- la orden
del battalion de dia de hoy para como
cimiento y satisfaction.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-10-14

Inglaterra y en- los Fstados Unidos
modelos que imitar, sistemas que inn
portar EN- nuestra patria. Sc han preo
cupado del vestido Y no dekcuerpo
que 10 ha de llevar. Han buscado en-
81 parlamentarismo briianico Y en- Ia
democracia yankee remedies empfri-
cos para curar nuestroS males, sin ha
cerse cargo de que entire el caracter
de nuestra raza, ardientey y apasionada,
y la raza fria y calculadora del Norte
media una desemejanza casi absolute
La masa general de la raza sajona no
es politica, sino industrial, conercial
y agrfcola Esa raza sc gobierna tan
bien con el CAST absolutiSno dc Gui-
llermo de Prussia, como con ell cons
titucionalismo inglGs, como con ell re
publicanismo americana. Nosotros ape
lamos al testimonio de todo los que
hayan tratado intimamente los hom-
bres de esos paises para que digan ST
40 es verdad que apenas Sc habla ca
los hoteles, en- los casinos, en- los cir
cuos privados ingleses 8 anericanos,
de polftica, que apenas sc prcocnpa
Ia atencion plbl!Ca de otra c0sa que
de empresas, de ba0cos, dc asunios po-
ramente mercantiieS, agrlcolas, Glen
tiicoS 8 de rccreo Nosotros deSatia
mos 4 que nadie nos presente una po-
I6mica de partido habida entire dos
diarlos ingleses, nj que Ia lnmensa
mayorfa dc aquella pren*a culta Sc
coupe en- desacreditar personalmente,
como resuIta en- ESpana, Francia &
Italia, 4 los hombres que eSt@n al
frente del pals. La inm"nsa mayoria
de la familja sajona vive completa-
mente entrcgada 4 sus negocios sin
ocuparse POGO nj mucho de Ia poiltl-
ca, al par que los espanoleS, excita-
dos conttnuamente por los candentes
artfculos he una prenSa deSbordada y
Ioca que no sabo ser lbre mesurada
digna, Sc lanzan 4 las eSt6rileS Iu-
chas pohticas, y la po1tica torma el
asunto principal de todas las conver-
saciones, de todas las chiSmogratias,
has a en- los msmos hogareS de Ia ia
milia. Todos Sc juzgan saber tanto CO.
mo Floridabianca, todos Sc juzgan
mas inteligentes que los que gobler
nan. todos quiarcn mandar, 4 njnguno
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-10-14
,es podia un captain general durar en-

ces podia un captain general durar en-
ell mando catorce amos, como ID Mi
guel de Ia Tore; hoy no todos lle5an
i gobernar catorce neses."
Ante las razones contundentes que
aquel artfculo encerraba no eneontr6
NADIA que decir el drgano prin ,ipal del
federalismo; pero ide6 un subterfngio
para cohonestar su silencio: nos hizo
veinte pregantas 4 las cuales contes
tamos victoriosamente sin que Et
Pfogreso Sc atreviese deSpues 1 les
mentir nj 4 rebatir los argumentoS
que en- contra de Ia poftica expusimos.
Cuaado 4 esta provinca lego el
Excmo. Sr general SAM, Ia prensa
re generalora habia llegado al colnlo
del insulto: no Sc habia contentalo con
pedir q grito herido que sc desafma-
sen los voluntarios Y la guardia civil,
que sc armasen en- su lugar batallones
dc Ia libertal y milicias rurales, que
Ia autorlad civil usurpase su urls
diccioa / Ia autoridad ecIesiistica re
poniendo a On cUra que los peri6-
dcos mas5nicos que habian declarado
abicrtamente Ia guerra al Papa y 4 Ia
Iglesia cat6.tc, deta0dian a capa y es
pada, porque Ell 81 parfoquia hahIan
prosperado as3mDroSamentc las l0glas
y ei protestaatlsmo que Sc de>cono
cjese al goDjerno del duque dc Ia
Tore por uSurpajor, sjendo asi q~e
los misnos honbres que este pedIan
habian apIandido calurosameote IA re
voiuciou dc setienbre V cI gol pc IL
Estado del IL de tabrero; y aJuel!oS
papeles incendiariOS SupIicabln / laS
| tamj.iaS que no c0mpraSen valor de
IN centavo en- los estableCimientos
cuyos propietarioS no iueSen federaIe>
i tin de destruir al partiio conserva
lor de Ia nacionalidad por hambre. \
eSa prensa desatentada que en eI c6
loDre negocjo del VDyiHjaS Sc habIa
iecIarado partidaria de los pirttas J
de los EStados Unitos y coAtraria !
las autoriIades eSDano'aS. 4 Ia mari
ma al ei6rcito i los v5lnntarios dc
h isla hernaas, ,iercia tai iniluio 50
las masas Inconsistencies del pals qne
no hobia anoDas Taller nj patio de We
cindad nj habitacion rural Ell que nc
Sc yleSen las h0j3s sedjoiosas dc Caa
a. C7aro. In L'ntcynq. FL Esta{a Fe
4erM III Eco del pueb'o. I'll D:a5rU,
Rojo otraS nubIicaciones revoIucio
narias one traian SO eyantad4 Ia OBI
nion pIblica. ! iunto con csta terri
bic nr,o,o}9.la o,e I,ey,ba i SORE
Salt1 Ia zozohra II hoeor domistic.
coooeraba n antorjdad snnerior pro
yo.a,.lo nor tal6gralo maaif~f]cio
oes franfHcas nlao,ndo n Gurpb
Ia vordalaros arHeuos ev1It,ioS hai,
il forma he circulares 3 deeretoS
,odo5n1,sa on, I;.-aras avran.;nna.
1a los honbrc. mas no+ahleS nor su,
a,tocodontos sosoarho.ox
Y n division cre.;a Y Ia n,}Iii.
3,'ff;c9 abSorb:a fodaS 'a< ficrl,s y
yas .el oafS 4 los h4fa.oaoS da yo
uDfario% o9a oaeI3YaD hiI>r.alos !,
SIS ia@es aafnra!e> orocarAbasa noner
! ''0 g '"'N N'''0'i~S "o S"H mas C"I''C'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-26

- .z,, xn u.,, -Who, m v,
bioep' soAi'S w
Hill ciolhier' reaus inc eehan' anu ,"s."
manifestocs OF other dealers threatening 70 sei
clothing at less than cost, or saying that theii
.tock h, The best in the country, he merely
allow. A charitable smile To snffusc bis grnlA
cnnn,enancr like a gentle zephyr ripping tho
calm surface OF Lake Tahoe. lie twirls hi,
manly mustache aud remarks: That's not
business. Let gentlemen coine and trade with
me, and when they zee that they can buy fupe'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-26
WARRANTED.
srocKs did not boom to. day.

Four 10 six bottles Of DR.. Plcrcc's
Golden Medical Discovery are war.
r,n,cd TO cure Salt Rheum or letter
aud the worst kind OF Pimple on the
face. Two 10 four bottles are war
rantcd TO clear the system OF Boils,
Carbuncles aud Sores. Four to six
bottle, arc warranted to cure the worst
kind OF Eryslpelas and Blo,chc, among
the hair. Six 10 ten bottles are war
rantcd TO cure Running OF the Ears
aud Corrupt or Running Ulcers. Eight
to ten bottles are warranted TO cure
Scrohilous Sores and Swellings. Two
To six bottles are warranted 10 cure
Liver Complaint.
4 WONDER TO HERSELF.
TANkrowS, Delaware Co, o., March
20. lSI3.-ro DR. Il. V. PIERCE Your
Discovery needs Only a fair trial aud II
will do all you recommend II to do aud
more too. When | was fifteen, |
caught cold, and for twonty-eight years
| have been a perfect wreck OF disease.
aud all the medicines aud doctors
bills have run mp at times TO 5000 and
$500, aud never any better, but worse.
when | gave up all hspe last Spring of
living the Summer through. | re-
ceived II Of your Account Books anu
| told my husband after reading IL that
il WAS too late to try further. but he
said IL was never too late. lie went
and bought two bottles, aud | found 1t
was helping mo very much. Since
ISL was troubled with Catarrh aud
| Sore Throat. and was almost entirely
| deaf In Que ear and my voice was rs
dull as could be. There was constant
pain In my hoad. Now my head Is rs
sound rs 4 dollar, my voice Is clear,
and 1 have used ten bottles OF your
Discovery. II has cured me OF Ca,arrh,
Sore Throat. Heart Disease, Spine Az
lection and Torpid Liver. My Liver
was very bad. My skin was rough.
When | put my hand on my body II
was like fish scales. Now 1t Is as
smooth and soft rs 4 child's. In con-
clusion | will say | have been well Tor
three months. am a wonder TO my
self aud friends. This Is but an I'M
perfect statement, half has not been
told. Yours with respect,
HEsTgR LACkEY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-26
A>si~~uEST-.

Dancy-15 cents per share; levied Jan. g
delinquent Feb. 10; sale day. March :.
woodyiiic-si Is per share: levied Jan. S
delinquent Feb. II; sale day, March ..
Hale a Norcross-kl per share; lcyiel
Jan. -, delingueat Feb. 81; sale day March
10.
Opal cents per share levied Jan. 20; de-
linqacnt FEB. Il sale day, March o.
Margarita-5 cent. per share; levied Jan.
Il delinquent Feb. Il; sale day, March II.
Gould a curry a per share; levied. Jan.
-; delinquent, Feb. -, Sllc day, March ~.
G~,aIttmorc-Si "a per share; levied, Jan. ~
delinquent, March ]; sale day, March ).
Mimic cents per share; levied Fob. 5; de.
liuqncnt March II; salc day APrl2.
Caledonia e. per share; levied January 81
delinquent March ]; salcday March II.
Lady Brynn-iO cents: levied Feb. ?; de-
linqucnt March o; sale day March "a.
yellow Jackets per -harr; levied. Feb.
10; delinquent. March II, sale day, April
Exchsauer-S3 per share: levied. Feb. o;
delinquent, March u; salc LAY, AprlL
Julia 81 per share; levied. Feb 10; delin'
qaeHt. Marca 10; sale Gay, AprlL
American Tlat-5o rents per shlrc; levied,
teb, II; delinquent, March &c; sale day
Aprils.
New York Consoiiiatci-Si per share;
levied, Feh.l'; delinquent, March -; sale
day, AprilT :.
Ophir-si per share: levied. Feb. 70; dclin-
quent, March ~ sale day, AprillI
Knick~rborls-r-Si per share; levied, Feb.
u; delinquent, March 81; s-!S day, April
IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-26

PRER's OrEGs iiousE.-rhe Opera
House was crowded again last night,
OIL the occasion Of the presentation OF
Sheridan Knowles well known play,
entitled the "Hunchback." The OPEN
ing act, II will be remembered, IL
somewhat lacking In Promethcsn IRE,
aud required considerable eXer,iOn on
The part Of Miss Rogers aud her CO.
adjutors to Keep In good hnmor an
audience not easily satisfied with mcdi-
ocrity In author or dcllneation. The
interest manifested In the performance
by the audience, which was slight at
first, increased with each successive
net, until IL eliminated In deliening
applause. Miss katherine Rogers gave
new proofs OF her dramatic genius In
her admirable ~personatiOn OF the char
acter OF Julia, which she Invested with
an unwonted interest. aud made abso-
luiely lovely In the closing act. Miss
Kate Denim pcrsonatcd the character
Of Helen very pleasingly, and won
her full share OF the applause. Mr..
Coyyswcll rendered Master Walter
very effectively, and to the entire sat
lsiaction Of the audience. Mr.. Pike
created an immense amount OF mcr-
rlment In the character OF Fathom.
Mr.. Gesrse Hincklcy enacted the
character OF Sir Thomas Clifford Ia his
usual excellent manncr. Mr.. Billings
was very happy In his rendition OF the
character OF Master llcartwell. The
play wa a grand success, aud caused
the audience TO leave the Opera House
In the best OF humor. Tonight our
theater.goers will have the pleasure Of
seeing Miss Rogers In Juliet. Those
of our readers who did not see her on
a former occasion Ia this character,
should by no means miss the present
opportunity. which Is not likely 10 &C.
cur again once In u life time.
A DELICIOUS BEvE,IAGE.-Those OF
our readers who would enjoy a glass
OF old fashioned cider, such rs they
used To drink In the Atlantic States IN
their boyhood days, can DO aceomnio-
dated By calling at the Delta saloon,
Virginia. The cider. which Il now OF
fered { q the patrons Of the saloon, came
from Pennsylvania.
PACIFIC COAST PioSEEns.-rhe Pa
clHc Coast Pioneer will hold a meet
Ing at their hall In Virginia this even
ing. Il il the lntention OF the society
to adjourn In time TO allow the Cold
Hill members an opportunity 10 TO
turn home on the . o'clock train.
SOCIAL. CLun.-A meeting Of the So
clsl Club will be held ut Yellow Jack
et Engine House az ! O'Clock this even
ing. All members OF tho Club are re-
ouested TO be present. la order 10 de-
eide upoa future action. See notice
elsewhere.
A Coon Recommendations III.
Sperllng. late OF the firm OF Dorwin y
Co. OF this place, has been appointed
foreman at the Andes niue.
MINING ExciTEMENr.-Ihe excite
mont. over tho discovery Of the new
gold mines Ia the vicinity OF Silver
City, contln ucs undated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-26
Europa.


The face Of tho west DRIFT has show
an improved quality OF quartz an,
gypsum ore the last two or three days
giving assays Of $40 to SOS to tho ton
No sign OF any west wall yet.
south Comstock.
New shaft down 81 feet below tht
car track Of the main tunnel to-day,
with tho bottom In very favorable
looking dccompo'ed quartz aud gyp.
sum vein matter.
KnIckcr5ockcr
Tho water Il drained from tho shaft.
and preparations being rapidly made
for repairing the drift aud resuming
tho prospecting OH tile lower levels OF
the mine.
Rock Island.
Sinking tho new. shaft, which Inns
three compartments. two for holstlng
purposes 5tax5 feet In Size, aud one for
pumping, 'GxdH fect,is making steady
Roadway.
Mint.
The erection OF the new lolstIng
works building and holstlng maclIn-
cry IL making as rapid herdWay 40 the
stormy. unsettled state Of the weather
will allow.
silver city.
Rich gold quartz diggings arc re-
ported found near Silver City, hut
whether II be n regular lead or only n
deposit, remains TO be proved.
succor.
Sinking the new shaft Is making rap
Id headway. Nothing new to report
OF tho prospecting operations In tho lit
SHAFT Ia the canyon.
bullion.
Tho main north drlft, OH the 1900
foot level OF the Imperial, IL still
steadily ahead without change
Interest to relate.
KosAutii.
The main west drift at tho first sta
ton Is still pushed steadily aliead along
line Of the ledge, tho lace In quartz
and low grade ore.
IIawley.
This Company Is making prepara-
lions for sinking their main SHAFT to q
depth. Tho present SHAFT Is
l75 feet In depth.
MOd0c chief.
The new tunnel from tn, rayim Is
being actively driven ahead. aud will
.ap the lead ut n great depth.
Paramount.
The main north drift Is still advanc.
.ng along tho line Of the ledge, the
ace In low grade ore.
Jacob Little.
Still drifting north In tho lower tun-
lel, which makes M excellent show
ng OF good orc
American Flat.
Still waiting for the completion Of
he improvement In tho Baltimore
haft.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-26
Maxim People Miserable.

As If there were not troubles enough
IN this world that como upon men
without human design, people set
themselves to work TO diminish happl.
mesa and TO Increase misery. Phrenol-
cgi,ts tell Us that there Is In man all
organ and faculty OF destrnctivcncss-
that, when unrcgulated, 1t Inspires
cruelty ; that 1t Is the root OF that hor-
rible pleasure which tho old Romans
had. and their modern descendants still
have. In murlcrous gladiatorial shows,
contests of wild beasts, bull.fishts. etc.
But there runs through modern civ
Illzed society a vein Of the same quail
~. People who would faint to see q
gush OF blood, aud who think them
selves Christians, have \ lively enjoy
mcnt In witnessing pain, and cultivate
the art OF milicting It. Tho mention
Of n few OF the methods employed Will
make coed my remarks.
The delight with which many report
bad news. the eagerncss with which
they report to people evil sayings
which cannot but lacerate the feelings,
shows n morbid love Of suffering. This
/, not the trait OF vlllslnous natures.
II exists In people Of real kindness OF
disposition. 1t Is not anomalous, be-
cause 1t Is so widely extended as to
seem normal.
Some people scatter pain.produclng
elements thoughtlcs,ly. nnd arc sur
prised and sorry when they witness
tho suffering they produced. Others
do II Tor momentary pleasure, without
meaning any serious results. But now
aud then we find persons who love to
torihcnt = victim. They enjoy an
others suiTcrlngs. II Is their happl-
ness to sec some one male kcenly mis-
crablc by their lance.like tongue. They |
will smile and talk In low, sweet tones,
and shoot out Tuivering sentences,
poison.tippcd. and cast n look sideways
to SEQ II they strike, and at every sight
of pain their face grows brighter.
lii part this Is n latent ambition. Pco-
pie assert their power ovcr Others. IL
raises one In his own estimation TO
perceive that ho can control the moods
OF another.
There Is an innocent and even pleas.
urc.producing method Of rallylng
which, II deity and gracefully done,
heightens the enjoyment Of society.
One may touch n discord II 1t lapses
Into n truc chord. Sometimes, when
we lave good news to toll, we are be-
witchcd with \ desire to opeu the mat
ter rs II It were q great trouble that
We were about to break. There Is n
gentle badinage, an Innocent arrow
shooting. which nattcrs and charms.
But lie |, full OF that other sort. II
Darwin Is right In thinking that men
assembled from monads by gradual
evolution, then 1t |, very certain that
some mon came up by tho way OF tho
mosquito and tho biting fI. aud that
their ancestral traits still 1lnger In tile
blood.-U. ". Beecher.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-26
Ehls Mnrnlu=,

aTO Ophl-. 20, VI b3O. 35E. Il hi. S54 T.
iu5 6Oull & Curry, 2it. Az, -, AN, -. 30
~ Bcst & lielcher, 81
loo savage. lo3, i0L iOt 80
10 Cho,lar PotOsi, sOS, Il b. Il
"a Hale 1 Norcross, ~
1855 Cruwn Point. 9!., 10 h0
loS Yellow Jacket. 60, COZ, 20, u b31
I1O Imperial. ca. Gk
80 Empire MIN, 8
1905 kentuek. q. giE, y. eOy, 2OX rs, 20Ss90
"a. bao. .JA, -
40 Alpha, IL m4, l3E
i0O Belchcr, %, ~, gla, 9iL hjO, 81
so Con. Virginia. O.
GO Oyerman, ca, CT, 81 80, GiA b3O, SAY
lOSce. Hclchsr, % rs
= EIth.quSr, -, -
so Caledonia, -. * b3n, 81, u. % 30
80 California Con. az. aS, -
~ Ss,tinsrs Con, sA,5
40 American Hat, 8, 81
it5 suecnr. ~
as knicksrbOcksr. .. y.
CO. Justics, y, Qs
go julia, ~, ~, 81, 81
40 WOodyillc, 90. ~
f05 Lady bryan, s5c, 5oc
t0 Union Con, Is, lsI
luc Lady Washington, ~
20 Occidental, 81.
SUO Bullion, ,
iOD New York Coz, %
% Tyler,
tUp Dayton, s.,1A
leo Florida. 3
IS sil,sr llill, 10, 10.
coo Andes, n,
2CSD Globe Con, 81, 81
20 Utah. q
$50 jacob Littlc,3
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-26
REPORT.
iErrosrED DALr ny srSrH = HALL
last Evening,

k4nst featnS.
go Meadow Valley. l2k. lax, Il. i2.. lev
no ilaymsnd & kly. ~, SlH, Is, 3sa $40
$50 Eureka Goa, II, 1871
40 Washington { Creole, a., 81. a.
loo Alps. zoe
40 Page & Panaca. 81, 3 bio
6t5 American rls:, a..
100 Bowery. Soc
on liuhn ! Hunt. y.
1910 Belmont, o., 81, GX. ca, G, ~. G bio. G.
90 chief Of the nn. size
ISIS Newark, I,,n
81
9c5 Rvs Patch. a.. ~, ~. ~ sie
co n Dorado South, 5.6s, o.. JS, o.. b2O
- Hayes. G2.c
cO North Belmont, 5Oc, GlHe
i25 Cedarbcrg,j
10 Golden Chariot. -
Is 81. Patrick, 5, q. b31
100 Independent.
eco Ida Fillmore, L..
% Mahossny,T
22J1 South Chariot, u. 81, IS, 70 40
100 Wal Eagle, ~
$50 Empir. lidahOl, g. So h3o,s
20 Red Jacket ldshOl. =,
isD Ophtr, 3i,, 81, 3iA g, 3s., IS 80, CO.
Isl Goa. Virginia. -
IS Chollar, PotOsi, II, TlL
40 Oyernan, CIV .Gi. CO -, GiS
80 Belcher. %. gl.. %, 0lE
$50 Savage, lCII, iuJ -. lOi, lOi., los h5, ios.
80 Crown foiHt. 90, wv -, ~ SO, 92., %.
100 Hale * NOTrro--, GOV, ~, OK, CO, GiA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-26

SAN Francisco. Fob..2C-l T.. NJ
Mayor OTIS aud several witnesses have
already boon before tho Grand Jury
on the matter Of charges made against
himself and Treasurer Hubert by
County Judge Stanley. An carly re-
port Is expelled In tic case.
The steamship Pioneers have per-
fcctcd all arrangements aud will make
an excursion OH Saturday next In the
old Pioneer steamer California.
All tho fixtures and stock Of tho
Bank Exchange Saloon will DO sold ut
auction OF Saturday.
j. G. Allen, clerk In q store on Cali
fornia street, aud j. r. Upton, Il job
printer, were arrested for printing aud
circulating an obscene composition.
One Of tho mel forfeited his ball OF
$50 today, but when Judge Louder
back learned that the Infamous pub
l~ication had been widely circulated
amongst girls In the schools Of the city
he ordered q bench warrant Issued for
his ro~.arrcst.
1t Is reported that tho Grand Jury Is
to-day considering the case OF Mayor
OTIS and Treasurer Hubert.
Thomas A. Springer, State Printer,
died In this city at II o'clock last night,
and will DO buried here probably to-
morrow afternoon.
Grcenbacks, SSl49S9is.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-26
FROM PORTLAND, OR.
Acquitted OF Arson.

PORTLAND, Feb. 2G.-Tho trial Of
st. Clair, arrested for setting the fires
that caused the great conilagratlon Of
August I'd, resulted IN Ills acquittal, rs
1t was proven lie was 30 miles from
the city at the time OF tho flrc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-26
LOCAL MINING SUMMARY.
rer tho Week Rndins February ~, 1874

I'VE have deemed expedient to
change the day for making IL regular
weekly mining summary to Thursday,
which, We think, will be found more
advantageous for all concerned.-Ep.
NAVAL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-26

lloSoRABLE mention Is made OF n
sislne servant girl who Is now serving
her Sal Winter under the same ROOT.
Per contra. a Missouri girl, aged .,
keeps her fathers house aud makes Ills
trOvscIs,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-26

FEEpISa At wAsusaToN PARTIRs.-
At IL o'clock tho doors OF the supper
room are opened, and then thu jam
bcggars description. You may tako
your choice 10 be pushed or TO puih.
and IN either case to SEQ plates Of oys-
tcrs, salads and.creans, with threaten
Ing spoons and forks, brIstling through
mid air. glanclng by your nose, or
swimming down yonr back. was
never sure that VIC were not o civilized
people ill I contemplated my compat-
riots Ia tho Washington mppcr.room
OF q festivo OCCASION" There | have
seen dlgnihrles who tho public behave
have enough to eat at home, pushing
toward q supper-table rs a cannibal
might to his feast; and ladies re-
nowned rs "delirate." with piled mp
platcs OF pickles, salads, fruits and
creams, examining at q rnte that would
make q perfectly healthy woman sick
abed for a week.-Wd hington Letter.