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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-29
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DECENTRALIZATION OF our readers
who wouldlike to enjoy IN extraordinarily
nice breakfast or dinner will do well to
call on Mr.. Duprey. at tho French
restaurant. Main street, Gold Hill. As
q cartersr for the inner man Duprey Is
q success. What he knows about the
business would all volumes. His res
taurant IL supplied daily with oil kinds
Of fresh and saltwater food, quail, duck
chicken and the like. He serves up
everything called for in superb style and
at very reasonable prices. Give him o
call.
PACIFIC CoAsr PIoSEERs' BALL.-Ths
anniversary Ball Of the Pacific Coast
Pionssn, announced to take place
simultaneously at National Guard Hall.
Virginia, and Miners Union Hall. Gold
Hill, "a. morrow friday evening, will
undoubtedly be one OF the finest terpsi-
chorean entertainments ever given in
this section. The "0ld Boys" intend
that their friends as well rs themselves
shall have o good time. and they never
mako q failure Of anything they under
take.
NEW SALOON. - Messrs. Mayns X
Rowe. propristors Of the sutro Saloon,
corner Of Union and @ streets in Viz
ginia, are fitting up Hannk's old store
for saloon purposes. Their bar-room
appointments will be complete in every
respect. They will DO ready to move
into the new saloon In q few days.
FxlrHEnxp sososrERs. Tho bird
man was In tsvn to-day offering for sale
Q hns lot OF canaries and mocking birdS
Hrs CoSDrTIos.-Mr. John Quinn,
who was 80 severely injured in coming
up the incline OF the Yellow jacket
mine on the giraffe yesterday morning,
IN still alive, but there is little II any
prospect Of his recovery.
UpHoIsrERKR wAsrKp.-A person ia
miliar with tho business can obtain EN-
ploymsnt by calling at the furniture
store Of r. w. Grant, next door above
the News office.
AssEsMkST.--Ths Dansy Mining Com
pany have levied an assessment OF 81
per share. See official notice in our nd
vsrtising columns to-day.
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ON Trial for Forgsry-coroner's Yer.
discriminatory Mint stock.
maPkst-Oreenbaeks.

sAS Francisco. October 29-i:3Or P. N.
Alfred Paraf and Van Brunt OF the
Olsomargins Co. are on trial for forging
again to-day, in the Municipal court.
A large crowd Is in attendance. Mrs.
Paraf Is to testify to-day.
The Coroner found that the old man,
Geo. Glover, found dead in the What
Cheer House yesterday, came to his
death through a natural cause, Con-
sumption.
The steamer Cyphrenss from Austral-
Ia arrived this A. NJ.
The new Mint will DO turned over to
Gen. LAGRANGE on the fifth Of Nov0m-
Der.
The stock market to-day is reported
weak with q probability of n still furthr
dsclint. On California street there is
considerable excitement about its condi-
ton and many who are holding stocks
arc decidedly puzzled as to tho best
course to pursue, still hoping the decline
is only transient.
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FIRST WARD CLup.-A regular meet
ing Of the First Ward Club, Gold Hill.
was held last evening at Miners Union
Hall, Gold Hill. President Gibson 90.
cupisd the chair, and there was . large
and highly interested assemblsgs pres
emit. The Miners Union Brass Band
discourssd appropriate music, and this
being probably the last meeting OF the
Club, previous 10 the general election.
Il was all the more lively. Hon. j. O.
Hazlett, candidate for Governor.
made brief, sensible address,
and was succeeded BY William
woodburn, candidate for Congressman,
who spoke for about an hour. giving
one Of the best addresses on the politi-
cal topics OF the day We have heard dur.
ng the campaign. Jack White. for
msrly President Of the Miners Union.
being called for, responded with ageod
straightforward talk. strong with telling
points and apt illustrations which called
forth plenty Of applause. President
Gibson closed with o few well chosen
remarks, and the meeting finally. ad.
journsd 10 meet at the call OF the Prssi-
dent in case another meeting should b
deemed necessary.
The NKw THEATRICAL SHisoS.-r-
per's Opera House will reopen on Thur
day, November 6, Manager Piper hav-
ing succeeded In sfiscting an engage
msnt with Frank Mayo and Mics Rosa
Rand. Mr.. Mayo will open In his cole
brntsd American play OF "Davy Crock
stt." which had q run Of three months
last Summer at Niblo's New York and
Of which 70 much has been said sy the
Eastern press.
SURGICAL OPERATION. doctor Kirby
yesterday extracted q cellular tumor Of
eight weeks grswth, from the inside Of
Alexander Moors's hand. The ugly
eIcrsscsncs weighed three drains. Moore
bore up under the painful operation like
= major.
COLDS n CouoHs.-Suddsn changes
OF climate are sources Of pulmonary and
bronchial affections. Take at oncs
Browns Bronchial Trochss, let the cold,
cough or irritation Of the throat be even
30 slight.
LEGALLY REonrERrp.--Judge Wright,
Register Agent for Gold Hill. has no,
found II necessary to strike from th.
list the names Of any persons registers
in this township.
PIPE YoR THE woopvnLs.-Amone
the freight which arrived hare BY raj
this morning was . car load Of pipes fsr
the woodvills mine.
FRxioHr. - An immense amount Of
freight Of all descriptions IL slowed away
in the warehouse Of the v q 7. B. r,
Co., in Gold Hill.
REruBIIcAs BrHlxno IN CARSON
DR.. HaIlstt and VIM. wsodburn left 70,
Carson on the morning train. Tho
will address the citizens Of that plsc'
this evening.
4 CAHD.-In another column win b,
found . spicy card from DR.. W. Mayer
candidate fer the ofios Of Public Admin
istrater.
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~NIDDLE.AGHD 4

tbs GRKAr MEDICAL SUccEss OF rnE Aar.
Leading druggists who have been In the busi.
ners for half q lifetime, state that they have
never known q medicine to enlist the entire
and universal confidence Of the public - rap.
idly az iIale's Honey Of Horehound and Tar.
Although Il has only been . few esrp In use. u
has already taken precedence Of all other medl.
clnes advertised AZ remedies for coughs, colds
aud inelpient consumption, and ita annual Gales
class Of preparations. Pixies ToOthaehe Drops
eure In me minnie. rs
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shipwrecked aad Rescued.
NEW YoRx, October 29.-Ths bark
Abbey Bacon. from Malaga, arrived
here yesterday, having on board Capt.
Lsary with his wife and child and q COM
pany Of seven mon Of the schooner
Dau,tless, which left st. Thomas Oe-
tobsr 8. with salt for Lunenburg. N. o.,
and went down In q gale on the night OF
October "a. The rescued persons were
four days In an open boat, living on
half q biscuit and q little water each.
Massachusetts Politics.
The Times Washington special says o
wsll.known Massachusetts, Republican
who reached Washington this morning
reports Q good deal Of Generalization in
the party there. The prohibition plat
form Is driving of thousands Of Rspub-
licans from the support Of the ticket in
cities and towns where . license policy
Is favored. II Ia thought that the State
ticket will be beaten. though a large
reduction in the usual Republican ma
jority 10 conceded the opposition are
very confident Of securing three, II not
four, Of the Congressman.
To be Tried for Murder
The Herald publishes the following.
dated New Orleaus, October 2Sth: The
Conservative leaders last evening held q
meeting and decided to commence Grim
inal proceedings against Gov. Kellogg.
Gen. Longstrsst, Badger, and all radical
leaders for murder. The charge will DO
conspiracy on the 18th Of September
against the lives Of citizens while in the
exercise Of rights guaranteed under the
Constitution in removing and protecting
arms.
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~ELECrtoN LAW.

We copy, for the benefit OF our readers
the following pertinent extracts from
the Election Law Of the State Of Nevada:
SECTION I. At all elections held under
this Act tho polls shall be opened at the
hour Of 4 o'clock in the forenoon and
continue open until six o'clock in the
afternoon Of the same day, at which
time the polls shall be closed; and. upon
opsningths polls one Of the Clerks, under
the direction Of the Inspectors, shall
mako proclamation Of the same; and 30
minutes before closing Of the polls pro-
clamation shall be made in like manner
that the polls will be closed in half an
hour; but the Board may. in their dis
cretion, adjourn the polls for n hour
at n time they may think proper dur
ing the day before four o'clock In the
afternoon, proclamation Of the same
being made.
SIC. IL. Every elsctor shall. in full
view. deliver to enc Of the Inspectors Of
the election q single ballot or piece OF
D on which shall be written or
printed the names Of the persons voted
Tor, with q pertinent designation OF the
Offices to which each person 40 named is
intended by him TO be chosen. Said
ballot may be open or folded, as the
voter may choose; and said ballot shall.
in color, size. form and texture. conform
to the requirements set forth in the
proclamation OF the County Commits
sionsrs Of each county; and further. that
said ballot or ticket shall be free from
marks, characters or device, or thing
that would enable any person to distin-
cuish by the back or when folded, from
any other lsea ticket OF ballot.
SIC. IL. No ticket or ballot shall, on
the day Of election. be given or deliv-
cred to, or received. by any person. sx.
ocpt the Inspector. or q Judge acting as
Inspector, nor fold any ticket or unfold
any ballot which he intends to use in
voting. or exhibit to another in any
manner by which the contents thereof
NAV DO known. or request another Per.
.on IA exhibit or disclose the contents Of
any ticket or ballet, within n hundred
feet Of the polling place; provided. that
h. case any slector voting an sPen ticket
the inspector or Judge acting as inspse-
tor. may fold the same before plasins IL
in the ballot box.
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srocxs ur.-Bat Boots and Shoes are down,
therefore Il IL no wonder that c. A.. Nolte-
meier. Of the Metropolitan Boot and Shoe
inc ,uch a rushing business. lie has just re-
turned from San francivco with q Urge stock
OF Inc latest styles and beet quality OF boots
and shoes, which he 10 selling cheaper than
ever. Just walk up 10 No. i05 South O street,
and examine his nov goods. IL
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Proxrsx CxIxsxArroS.-On Saturday
nsxt. IL will BE- remembered. the Pacific
Coast Pioneers have made arrangensnts
to hold . grand celebration IN honor o.
Of ths anniversary Of the admission OF
Nevada into the Union. They a.
meet Al their Hall on b street. VirEinia'
At enc p. NJ, and II the walking admits
Of it,,thsy will form in procession and
march to Fort Homestead. Goic nin,
where hey will DO entertained with an
Grafton by w. Frank Stewart, poem oy
r. H. Taylor. and . collation. gostsn up
BY Mr.. J.w Neyss. After dispafching
the collation., they will reform ana
march back to their Hall in Virginia
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TO cANDIDArEA

All announcement Of candidates for once.
during the political campaign. published In this
paper. mud kpaid ycv n odranos. We socept
Of no e~ontingsnt arrangement, bat treat all
alike. A candidate who cannot, or viii net an
nouaee himself properly before the people and
pay hi. printing bills promptly, 10 not at for the
once he seeks.
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CauArnia.

The north drift from the ophir on the
1500-foot level has encountered some
Ans looking quartz. which gives low
sssays, but d supposed to DO . spur
from the main ledge. The entire FACE
Of the north drift from the Virginia
Consolidated shaft, ON the 1600-fsos
level, II in hne ere, which was very un-
sxpectsdly encountered . few days since.
a. ths entire ledge was supposed 10 Be q
considerable distance TO the eastward.
Calsasnia.
Sinking the shaft bslsw the lo7e-feos
level for a.sump. Is making good prog
rsss Notwithstanding the sxtrsme hard
ness OF the rock. The east drift, on
the 9Oo-foot level, has reached . point
at which the air Wine ID 10 b started
for the 1076-fost level. Nothing Of In
tsrsst to report Of other portions Of the
mine.
Baitimsrs Consolidated.
Last Monday q strong fosd Of water
was struck in the north cross-cut on the
75O.foot level. This body Of water has
been gradually drained until work has
been again resumed In the face.
Chellar.Petesi.
Daily yield. rs tons Of ore. the assay
value OF which Is sac per ton. Pros
pecting and cross-cutting II still vigsr-
ously prosecuted at the fifth station
level without change OF value 70 re-
port.
The ore vein, in the south drift on the
east side Of the ledge from the west
cross-cut, Is looking finely and promises
o fine development. Sinking the main
shaft is making rapid progress.
Dansy.
The main west drift on the 4oo-foot
level shows bat little change since our
last report, excepting q more psrpsndio.
ular courss OF the streaks Of quartz and
ore encountered.
A station has BEEN opened at the 66o-
foot level Of the Grant shaft, and q drift
started to cut and prospect the ledge.
Sinking the main shaft il making steady
headWay.
silver Hill.
Everything in and about the mino Is
working finely, and the prospects, Of yet
finding bodies OF paying ore on the lower
levels are growing more favorable.
Original Gold Hill.
Some water, and fine ore indications,
encountered Al tho 34O-fsot level. New
hosting works building in course Of
erection.
senator.
The ore streak found in the west drift
at the 40O.foot level Ia showing . steady
improvement in both looks and guam
tity.
Dardanslles.
Drift from the shaft toward the ledge
progressing we'll. with very favorable
ore Indications in It's face.
Putting in the new hosting and
pumping machinery Is being pushed
ahead with all possible dispatch.
Lady washinEtsn.
Sinking the shaft il progressing at
the rate Of three feet per day. tho BET
tom still in soft ledge material.
Iowa g.
The west drift is still pushed vigsr-
ously ahead to cut and prospect the
ledge. No change 10 record.
Knieksrsseksr.
Sinking the shaft 10 making good pro-
cress. No new Developments on any
Of tho upper levels.
Busksye.
Ne change to report OF the mine. The
mill is kept steadily running.
Occidental.
The upraiss from the lower tunnel
level i. up o. feet. tho face in hns ore.
East Bsiehsr.
The new three compartment shaft Is
at q lively rate.
osnessss No. ..
Shaft sinking at present in hard blast
ing rock and quartz.
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CARD.
Cure Of saIs Rhsun q Yerty.avs
Years standing.

Cure or saIt Rheun 81 Ferty.avs
Years standing.
MILL Crit. New. Aug. 10. 1911.
On. PsIcs-Dsar Bir: never expected TO b
able 10 write you such . letter % this-that ]
An cured OF the Salt Rheum ster suffering Tor
70 many years. Forty.nve year. ago u zane
ont la nv neck, ears and head. and then on my
whole body. was, may say. perfectly raw
With IL. In the Winter my banda broke out
and disabled me from work nearly al Winter.
When fwas q girl there wcrc mot many patent
medicines made. and I had TO depend on such
sslyes a. neighbors RECOMMENDED. About
Thirty years ago patent medicines came In the
marfst. and I have used everything that has
been advertised - . patent medieins 10 purify
ne blood. nom that day 10 this. Sometimes ]
rot something that partially relieved. me. and
what I thought was going TO cure me. bat evssy
Thing Loot its strength on me amer . while.
Aboat six months ago I commenced taking
your medicine. I must say ! had fsith In II
HON the beginning. you were 90 highly recon
meuded By Z great many OF my eequsintances.
1 want you 70 publish this In your city psPef,.
90 that people who are suffering from ssit
Rhsum may know what will eurs them. Ior o
not believe thsfs sver was sueh . casc :, nine
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-29

MonrALrrY PRKvrsrKp.-I II would be . mod.
crate estimate to place the number OF eases In
which consumption 10 prevented By the timely
ten thousand per annum. No cough. cold.
bronchial Affection, sore throat or othsr ailment
Of The organs Of respiration can sver degenerate
into a mortal diseAse 10 this palaiable and abso.
lutely infallible specific DO taken In time and
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DIVIDENDS

ueleher-ss per share. agyrcgating $4,000;
declared Oct. 5; payable Oct. H.
Crown Point = q per share. agyregating
s3OO. 600; declared Oct. 9; payable Oet.i
consolidated yirEints 80 per SHARE,
agrregaiing ts2t,eeo; declared Oct. y;
payable Oct. ~.
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TO YOUTHS AND afRN.

The only perfect cure, permanent and relia.
BILE, for Seminal Weakness, Nervous. Debility,
Impotence. etc., worth $1,000 10 the nnfor.
innate. No quackery or deception. Thu fullest
guarantee given. Al business strictly conn.,
DENTAL. Those who cannot call In person
should write their case fnlly-age, married or
single. cause. symptoms, duration Of illness,
ETC., and inclosc t5 for fec and nrst medicine.
r. PRICE, N. o.,
vIrsiaia Ctr, Nevada.
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Last Evening.
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80 Raymond . KY, u. II. TN
rs Phoebe, q, ~
40 American Flags
it5 Euska Con. t2S, fak, II
100 Washington q Creole, N
iNS Bsluont. . bin. 81
50 Page a Panaea. ioc
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$50 Nsrth Belmont. i5c. iOc
100 II Dorado North. *
400 Prusslan. ~
30 Chariot Mil. iax. iax
$50 Calis:oga. iol. i0t
"a Golden Chariot, y.
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100 Mammoth. ioc
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800 Mint. 3e
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$3.50 Kos.ath. ~, 3S.sso. AZ
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CURE on INTERNAL cANKE..

wApswonIH. New. Aug. ., is7S.
tify this for the benefit OF Dr. X. Price, - South
street, Virginia City. had been confined TO
my bed for two months with Internal Cankef
OF the Mouth and stomach. Ny hicnds bad
given me up. I was INFORMED. that DR.. Price
csnker on his nose, 90 I wrote 10 him. 10 10
hardly 20 be believed, bat nom the nrt dose Of
medicine I received ffom him ! began 10 mend.
An now In perfect health, and look - well -
ever did. I recommend Dr.. Price 10 every
0''' WIN. RUST, wsdsworth, New.
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a CARD.
Cure Of worst Case Of RheunatIsn.

n. Prtcs-pear Sir: suffered from Rheu-
nsiisn during ia.t w!nter more than Pee can
I'll ths fortunes nesh can bear. Il makes ne
sSuddsr 10 think OF my palms ct even change
Of weather. had likewise . humof ssttled u
nv len eve. could NOT open II al Winter. l
tHsd an phyrIcians. ell olntmcnu, hot drops
and sweating medicines to b 60. without any
bensai whatever: h.ppy DAY ~ %s ne
your treatment. I began 70 mend rapidly. !
sslned eleven pounds In fourteen days. ] an
row e well a. eyef. and sincerely. recommend
your treatment 70 any ono troablsd with Rhsu-
n1'i Ysa,, ssly, JOSEPH TWILL.
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SPRCfALTIRs.

Diseases Of the EYE and EAR. THROAT.
LUNGS and HEART, LIVER and KIDNEYS,
and al Chronic, Constitutional Ind Blood Dis
Asthma, Catssrh, Rheumatism, Neurslgta.
Epilepsy, .Scrofnis, Piles, Dropsy. Dyspepsia,
Ladies' cut Of health assured Of proup,
CANCERS and TUMoRs removed wi.hOu.
the knife.
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Once Houns


tensions or Impostafe; no nattsring o. .eIper.
ments; no inlaroaA drugs ; but careful exam
best remedies approved By science and expert.
encs, which may cure you though discouraged
and hopsless.
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A GARD.

DR. R. PRICE, = scs.A G street yIn,nA
disssss Of the stomach and liver, for which ]
trsd IN vain for ysars ne most proninsnt
phySicians.
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INFALLIsLE REMEDIES

surest and qaickest known for al PRIVATE
DISEASES OF both sexes, young and old. The
worst cases Of STRUCTURE and Chronic
vENBRRAL DISEASE, quickly relieved.
NO MERCURY used.
Where from bad treatment any symptom 70
mains, Q radical cnre should be sought at once
Tr.1.isr supplied with Medicine, etc., At
short notice.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM SAN FRANCISCO

[sr,crIt TO n BOLD HILL pIrLr NEWS.
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A REMARKABLE CURE OF DEAF.
yEssl

I publish this card for the benefit OF Dr. X.
Price. "a South Q street, Virginia City. In nm.
bounded gratitude for what be has done for me,
and for his skill % q physician and surgeon:
Deafness IL horrible II renders . person
unit Tor any bushes. have been afnieted 10!
over thee years, entirely deaf with one ear and
nearly deaf with the other. I was recommend
ed 20 DR.. Price b. nr. Joe Garner, engineer.
Of this city, q ~well-known citizen, whom he
cured last year Of deafness OF tweniy-seven
years standing. Tho Doctor puncturcd, - be
explained to me. the membrane tyupana- "A
serious surgical operation. placed myself
under HE treatment Q week ago. and, strange
TO say, IN this short time ! have regairsd my
cures ought TO be pstroniEed By all suffering
from similar affections. Ny thanks to him,
and I hope this card viii bring him many Pc
J. BOONE. Union Foundry.
Subscribed and worn % before me this 9th
DAY or February, A. d 1874.
t.r.L.I Notary Public.
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Tho main tunnel ID bsi.s continued
ahead to strike the white ledge. III:
ledge matter carries several ssams OF
heavy white quartz. The work II rails
ips The main shaft II progressing well.
North drift still in very favorable mater
ial.
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Work has been resumed in the Waller
Defeat shaft with increasing ore pros
pssts ON the lower levels. Work on the
nsv machinery 10 making steady head
way.