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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-29

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-29

TnElrmc,L.-Lingard il drawing cx-
ecllcnt houses at the Salt Lake Theatre.
lie will open in pip,r's Opera House ON
neat Monday. April 9TH, and will give
entertainments for one week. lie makes
thirty changes Of costume. in rapid sue
cs.sion in his performance. After the
close Of L~ingarl's engagement Mrs. ID.
L. Bowers and McCollom will appear.
DI,TEIcr CorEr.-owing to the alb
scnce Of Judge Rising. there was no ses-
sion Of the District Court this morning.
Judge Rising Is at present suffering from
congestion Of the eye. and ID may 10
several days before he will be able to take
his sea. on the bench. Judge Sewell.
who held court to-day in Dayton. will
probably sit tomorrow in Virginia.
PHrsicr,ys DirloMAs.-The following
named physicians filed copies Of their
diplomas in the County Recorders Of
fce on Saturday. Z. J. Pring. I. IL.
Packer. Samuel y. Chaplin, Henry Berg
stein, James L. Tafts. Benjamin Robin
son. Hugh J.. speer. Y. u. Conn and X.
Price.
Acxxo~lEpaKxkxI.-Rev. Mr.. East
man desires Ia acknowledge the kind
moss Of Mrs. Henry Smith. Mrs. Ga.ton
aud tho Messrs. Mcdonnell for their
Generous donations Of flowers for the
Easter Festival at st. Johns Church.
Sxow.-A fall Of snow. about two
inches in depth. occurred last night and
this morning the wind swept down from
the submits Of the Sierra nevada Win
~. lev breath that made hres n heavy
overcoats comfortable.
GEsxHlL MsErISo.-A general meet
inc of Divisions No. I and ?, A. o. II.
will take place al Miners Union Hall.
IL street, Virginia. on tomorrow tIues-
day) evening. A full attendance Is re-
questcd.
DErAISxp.-The passenger train rom
Reno arrived nearly two hours late tins
morning. The detention was canssd ~
the eastward train on tho Central faeine
being behind time.
vInsISiA PoLrck IrrNs.-Thc follow
inc arrests were made by the Virginia
police last night. Spanish Frank ior
larceny. DIR. La Guen and John oiin
for drunkenness.
sAy,oE ASrxAL.-A horse tied to q
post on Main street, This morning,
s.aN M n man DAraluk
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ORx sHIpNKSr.-Thero were shipped
over the Virginia and Truckeo Railroad
to mills on the Carson rivor. during the
"a hours ending at IL o'clock to-day.
75 chr loads OF ore. aggregating 525 tons.
HoRsEs KuLxD.-Two horses were
u over and killed on the railroad. o
short distance beyond Carson City. yes.
tsrday morning.
MAcHnKxY.-ons rocker and two IN
gle plates were received at the depot this
morning for the Overman mine.
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PEnsosAIs.-Judso s. II. Robinson re.

PEnsosALs.-Judge s. II. Robinson re.
turned to his family in Gold Hill yester.
dry morning, looking more Juvenile and
vigorous than he has for tho last throo
years. He has been down at San Fran
cisco eating ahrimps since last Fall. and
has just returned from q trip to Chicago.
where no went to view the Spring fash
ions. .... Mrs. Hnrkin, wife Of Coun.
ssllor Tom Harkin, left last evening
on q visit 10 her relatives In the East. ....
Franksnheimer. the popular dry goods
dealer. returned this morning from San
Francisco. lie says ho has got the I'm.
est stock OF new and desirable goods
coming that was ever opened this side Of
tho Sicrra Nevada mountains.
Jusrrcr wRrour's CouRr.-Ths case
OF Tho Town OF Gold Hill VI. Tho Lcvi-
athan Mining Company, for dumping
waste rock on Telegraph street, was
brought mp in this court to-day. Sup
~crintendont Babcock, A. Fleming, fore
man, md John Bishop, n miner. who
did the dumping. were oach placed un-
der 90, 500 bonds, 10 answer in ten days,
and in tho meantime suspend dumping
operations.
wrrrY yERY.-During tho hight Of
tho wind storm yesterday in Virginia, a
gentleman remarked to q friend TINT
this was tho most disagrooablo Easter
he over saw. ''This Is no easter" said
his companion. as he chung TO mn NV.
ming post 10 keep from being blown
away, "'but Q Southwestern. and II Is sure
to DO followed by snow"
PoLIcrxn's IssrRuxESm.--we wore
shown to-day. BY Constable II. N. sy-
mons, several new polioeman's tools, re-
oeived this morning from New York.
They consist Of clubs, patent hnnd-cuffs,
whistles and stars. They are oil Of
handsome workmanship aud tho latest
Improvement.
LECTURE NJ Hon. G. E. DELoso.-
Hon. Charles E. belong will deliver a
lecture on japan. before tho Society OF
Pacific Coast Pioneers, In Piper's OPP
era House on next Saturday evening,
April Sd. Reserved seats can DO sccur-
ed by applying TO A. l.. Edwards.
DrrLonA FrLEp.-Tn our list OF tho
physicians who have fled copies Of
their diplomas In tho County Recorders
oaioe, the name Of DR.. p. T. Kirby was
inadvertently omitted on last Saturday.
LARGE ArrExpAScE.-Thero wa q
very large attendance at the Catholic
Church In Virginia yesterday.
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The Hsdse. River YrsseR Bsiidiy.
NV Yoax, March 27.-The Hudson
b still frossn over above Tarrytown %
solidly that toains cross constantly.
Navigation will not 10 fully open TILL
June.
Pears eta Yreshet In Massachusetts,
and New lIamPshirc.
LAWRENCE, Mass, March T.-Tho
ice In the Merrimac river. from this
point TO Franklin, New Hampshire. q
distance Of 80 milos, Is one solid mass.
four TO Ave feet thick. The tributaries
Of the Merrimac are swollen largely.
The thaw causes great anxiety, and fears
are entertained OF o freshet.
MAScnrsIrR. N. H., March fla
frsshet Is apprehended, but the damage
at this point will DO comparatively light.
Manufacturing companies will proba-
bly, have TO stop running.
NASHUA, N. H., March 27.-Hsre and
at Lowell much fear Ii entertained OF o
heavy freshet, which would undoubtedly
be attended by great damage. especially
to tho manufacturers. Precautions are
being taken to prevent the flooding OF
property az much M possible.
Ice 0orEes Cut Ope..
wiLLIAxsroRr. Pa, March T.-An
additional gang Of mon were sot TO work
at Loyal. four milcs below this point.
They will cut the channel clear up 10
the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
bridge, to give o passage to the leo cut
higher up the river, which has already
commenced TO gorge at the lower bridge.
The men engaged in cutting tho leo
above town have reached within q short
distance Of Linden bridge. There Is no
change at Milton. nor any other point
whore the Ice Is gorged between this
plaoe and the mouth OF tho West
Branch.
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HzmprrARr CONSUMPTION BAyyLnp.-be.
eiusc theirs 10 an inherited tendency 10 con.
sumption II does not follow that the heir To this
sad legacy must die OF tho disease. The early
symptoms OF danger are markets. cough Be.
lag The arst and most prominent. Meet this
nrst indication OF peril with HALH's HosE oy
IlORrHorsp AND TAR. and In three days II will
have VANISHED. and with Il all eaurc 81 appre-
hensIon. No matter how delicate tho lungs
may be. or how strong the predlsposltion 10
consumption, aspecdy cure Ia absolutely Ger.
tain. Pixies Tooth.Aehe Drops-Cure In ons
minute.
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Is.unAseE.-"Your snsIn may become 10.
yolved. and your property be taken for debt
Your stocks and shares may fall In value.
but = Policy OF Lifo Insurance. cannot be taken
Tor debt cannot DO AlienAtod from your heirs ;
aud q you have chosen your company die.
crcetly, 10 subject 10 no commercial rtsk. IL
10 a. nearly sure a. anything earthly. can be-"
Insure In the New York Lie.
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Obi~et OF the ORGANIZATION.
u~lar,as.ieuS Aesisn.

The meeting vas very harmonious.
The remarks Of tho different members
were received with general appreciation,
and from present appearances tho Soei.
city il destined TO become n large and
powerful one. Several ladies were rep
resented by proxies ut the meeting yes.
icriay. The next meeting viii be held
Mt tho sams place on next Sunday after.
noon. at 2 O'Clock. TO adopt q system OF
operations. an hotel. clearinghouse
and acknowledgement Virginia, Gold
Hill and the vicinity were invited to 10
present.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-29

Win Cartst In signt, turning oar EAin 70 loes
hSxt
onsrins-sio 4o'
Mrs. Chubbuck's Clsss-Childrsn OF
the Light. Emblsm-A perfect model
Of Q stone light house.
Morro-"Neitber do man liaht A car.
Ola and put n under a bushel. but ON n
candlestiek. and n eiyeth light unto ali
that arc in the house. Let your light
80 shine before men, that they may 500
your good works, and glorify your father
which Is in heaven.-Matt. V. 1916.
Tho light. house shlnss with q steady blaze,
Ger NE dstk and s,srm{ sss,
To liz Ssyen rhere The, Would b.
md inns may you nke sae m,sno'y amp
And psr,srm ~ worS yos have to do.
For he LORD whoss name Jou bear"
Response-'.The path Of the Jus! Is as
the shining light, that shinsth moro and
more unto the perfect day."-Prov
4-lS.
Offerinc-SI5 20.
Caroi-.oems anu iower OF owee'
Perfume.
The 0ffertory.
Tho announcement of prizes for
learning the Church Catschism, as fol-
lows: Lulu CASTOR, Gertie Flanagan,
Mary Morgan. Fannie Robinson, Lizzie
GrecnvooS. Bauyette Wintcrbayer. Nell
lie Greenwood and Willie Nicoll.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Net Aadc . Duke Monument 20
Maxtmilllan.

MAMMALIAN.
LONDON, March 90 Tho Cologne
Gazette says there Is no truth in tho rO-
port that Bismarck Is 10 DO made
Duke OF L~aneburg.
A dispatch from Trieste says TINT great
preparations arc making for the unvcil.
ing next month Of Q monument TO tho
memory OF Macmillan. AL compan-
ions Of tho lato Emperor in Mexico will
be invited.
Germany Ysrbids tho Exportatieu
or Hersss.
A Washington special says that U. q.
Consul General Kreissman at Berlin. In
an official dispatch to the State Depart.
ment, confirms the truth Of n dispatch
from London. dated the 18th Of March.
stating that the German Government
had put q stop to the transportation OF
horses from East Prussia to France.
Consul Kreissman further says the En-
psror's Council has passed a secret or
dinance strictly forbidding the oIporta-
ton Of a single horse from North
Germany to any place. Kreissman con-
sidsrs this action rs significant
and this opinion is shared by officials at
the State Department: II would appear
either that North Germany Ia making
extensive arrangements for speedily
strengthening tho entire cavalry OF tho
Emperor. or tho French Government for
the Same purpose is e%ndcavoring to
make extensive purchases Of horses In
Germany. The best authorities aro Of
the opinion that the first is tho true
solution and that II Is not q hopeful
sign for tho future peace Of Europe.
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FROM B~AKERsFIELp.
The Psrnsich Murder not wheliy
Geld Htoodod.

BAxEnsrIELp, CAL, March 29.-In re.
gard to the murder OF Pcrasich by Ash
i'm, ut Darwin City, the evidence shows
tho murder not NO cold bloodcd as first
reported. bad blood previously existed
between Ashim and Porasich. At tho
time Of the murder Perasich attempted
to draw n pistol before the shooting be-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-29

Jusr READ Tuis.-Ileyman Brothsrs havojust
opened Q new furniture sore on the corner Of
D and Taylor strse.,. Thsy oder evsr,thinx
any houss this side Of San francisco. They
keep constantly on hand . large stock OF furnl.
ture, bedding, carpsts. crocksfy, glass and
plated ware. Give Than Q call.
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ATftAPr AT oViciph' ioS'oiu"s
morning, about 8 o'clock, o musician
,,.wo5 Sr.;.s, o,,sm,,od N commit ami.
cue ~ inc eo'uuioi" iiou'e' on 'e'
near Taylor. Virginia, by cutting the
arteries Of his left arm. The man with
vhom ba xas -sleepin, heard him como
'",-,I..n .,,a.;.,n ar, .o,,.
IN o 10 eioeA' ""s "" ~
ono had called him n thiei. lie lay
down, and about an hour aitorward ms
companion was awakened by the sound
Of blood trickling upon the moor. He
sprans up and found that speiser had
got up gone o the ouienu aia"e,, IA nn
-, sayor;,, ,ba r,d;,l aytsrv. and
then Law down again TO bleed to death.
The inmates OF tho house were aroused,
and pr' hea'n was sem ,ol Ipo IN,
M'i,m nv 'r om.n,;,x y, Hood md Was
i,hor;no under an attack of delirium
trsmeus. A handkerchief had been
drawn around his arm by an attendant.
partially stopping the flow Of blood and
saving his life. DIR. Heath attempted to
take mo the arteries, but the man iaved
ike n maniac and tossed his arms about
Al wildly that Il was impossible 10 do so.
Being unable 10 obtain proper assistance,
DIR. Heath ordered him taken TO the
County Hospital, whero no could DO
taken care Of. On his arrival there,
Dr. Van Landt sncceedcd IN sewing up
.ao a ~ ,h hsnJac.s and nm,
nounced his intention to repeat the at
tempt Mt tho first opportunity. He Ia
very weak from loss o, olocn, Su' Is
closely watched anu Will P''oa'''
Tux INTERNATIONAL RonBgnY The
u... =, Thom,. L,r,in. detected in tho
--..,,... H.
act OF burglary III 'he
Virginia, was called before Judge
ON last Saturday and postponed
tn Law Ia,lin nroyes 10 be n
- ,S;.f named Morton. nlias Larkin
alias Thomas the Greek. lilo finished q
term OF seven years At san Qnsntn
sDo uahs;nU rooms in Tho Occidental Ho.
.oi Gan Fe.ncisco. He noted as waiter
IN Tho nrison. His confederate In the
In,arn,,;on,I Hotel robbery Ia supposed
-. nan named Mose Davis alias
~ p,v;s who hns been In San Quon.
s;n ,h,aa ,;,,cs
,.
BADLY Wousprp'-on las' oa.u'"ay
q HAL nAin Aus
ION was iouha N
streets In ''s'n'a Os 80
from Two aesp gI H.. ora y n ihoehin- He
extending ron Wosr,,,I
was taken 70 'no ooun IT,
where bus WOUNDS were se~ "a
day he Is ce'hng aons .,.,.1 ~, =.
VIII soon recover az ', w. ,ho
had lslion rom an;ds,,iv cu,s moJs by a
nW H. .,;i s,;cLs no bis original
story, however. 1t is supposed there is
a woman in the case
GRAND CRIsu.-Several walters in tho
International Hotel. Virginia, were en-
sac,d In putting up nm enormous mirror
80. IT,. uoom ,.., SATURDAY. eyen-
a 'n .han = mil 10 which II was Mt
,"ehsd in the wall ayo way, and Il fell
with n tremendous crash upon the head
Of one Of the men, Telling him TO the
ground. The glass vas broken into .
Thousand pieces, ana'n0 ap''A' "
'hs Nn0'' ,,.-
Donations AckSowLkp"Ep.-A is''o'
was received yesterday from W. X. ststt'
Secretary Of the Howard County Relief
o..u,. q, p,r, H.bra.t.. aeknovl.
sIo;nS the receipt OF several boxes Of
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Blue Porxrs. - Lsrge.sised, delicious b
waves. fresh from the sea, can Be bad svery
stand, Palace saloon. Virginia City. Also 81
kinds OF 1sh, spring chicken. porter house
steaks and everything else erayed BY the innsr
man. Uefiron's dinner combinations are Q
marvel Of gastronOnie akin.
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IxroRrAsr.- Endorsed By the Medical pro
f~cssion. DR.. WIN. Halls Balsam for the Lungs
diseases OF the Throat and Chest. DR.. Towns-
lcy's ToothAchc Anodyne cures In one min.
ute,
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n NEWSPAPER Z
FOR SALE!

A sPLBNpI) WASHINGTON PRESS,
q No; {, r ., 10: Ii Co st N;y c fStsj n so:
CASH, together with rollers and sppurte.
nsnoes. Everything In complete working OF.
der. Apply st the once Of tho
GOLD HILL NEWS.
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rhs Mitchell Obsequies Postpsned
In New YORK.,


NEw YoRx. March 27.-Ths Commit
tse Of Arrangements for the procession
in honor OF tho late John Mitchell held
a meeting last night and did not adjourn
till an early hour this morning. II was
deemed s~Ipsdient, In view Of the feet
that q parade would DO In violation OF
law, TO postpone the obssquiss indsnn-
itely and so avoid q conflict with the
civil authorities. A meeting will DO
called again shortly. when arrangements
will be perfected for having Q parade on
q day not In conflict with the law.
Probable Durssion or she Tiiten'
Bseehsr Trial Another state
usent from woodhuii.
BaooxLYS, March 26.-A lawyer In
the suit said to-day that tho defence
would consume another month, and Tint
the rebuttal testimony would also occu.
by n month. He thought the case could
not possibly close before the lst OF July.
Victoria Woodruff has prepared N
othor statement on the case, In which
she severely charactsrirea both plaintiff
aud defendant. She sheds no light,
however, on tho manner In which she
became possessed OF the scandal story.
She thinks both parties have done her
injustice, and says she shall got even
with them.
Css. AuEur Assumes Command OF
the Department sfths dull.
Nrw ORLEANS, March 27.-This morn
ing General Augur quietly took charge
Of military Affairs Of the Department OF
tho Gulf. Aides came With General
Augur from Texas. otherwise his stan IL
constituted the same a. General Emory's.
General orders announcing the fact OF
the new Generals accession 10 the CON-
mand are being prepared for promulga-
ton. General Emory left for Washing
ton this evening.
One Editor Kills Another.
MEMPHIS, March IA private letter
says that ON Thursday last, Louis A.
Middleton. editor Of the West Point,
Miss, Times. was shot and killed by l..
d. Love, editor Of the West Point GU.
i,sn. for the publication OF an offensive
article by tho former. Love demanded
n retrnction. which wa refused. when he
shot Middleton four times and then
made his escape.
Billiard Challenge.
.NEw YoRx. March T.-Rudolphe has
challenged vignaux, the champion, to
play q match game OF billiards for q
challenge emp and the championship Of
tho world; thros-ball carom game.
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srocK REPORT.

lurrourrp pAnr n n. p. MEANING = col
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-29

Thoush We are bat ysans and few;
Little clusters
Help tn al tae garutrst eo."
HE-roSse:
Trust We In the name OF the Lord'
seek y. TAI do ilis will
lie sensr you forth To the work,
And lie will uphold ycu still.
Y know thai the work may be hard.
bat lie shall make II sweet;
And an the Nay thrcugh the neids,
DO ye follow Ills blessed feet"
Offering. 80 10.
Mrs. Gaston's Class-Tho Lambs o
the Flock. Emblem-A picture Of tn
Good Shepherd carrying u lamb.
uorro:
Thou art my shepherd,
Caring In ever need
Thy little lsmhr 10 feed.
Trusting thee still,
In the green pastures low
wnsrs living waters fiew,
safe by thy side J 10,
Fearing no ILL.,"
RESPONSE:
.Jesus, shepherd of Thy shsep,
Hithsr with thy dock We come;
All our souls In mercy keep.
Never from thy side to roau.
Take thy lamb. within thy mi
Gent.y To thy bosom pressed;
From al aus and moral harms
Ia thy fee salvation blessed.
vsla each under shepherds care,
Unless thou thy blessing give;
Hear, oh, Lord. oar humble prayer;
Let us Ia thr favor live"
Offering. sl3 30.
Mr.. Georges Class-Followers OF the
Cross. Emblem-A white marble cross,
with a figure clinging to it. and reaching
out to save another.
Morro-Hymn 100, ist and I'd ~stanzas,
Rock OF Ages"
RESPONSE.
Cling to the Crueinrd,
III. death 10 lille TO thee;
LIE for eternity:
Ills wound. thy pardon
Ili. strips- thy hruirsr heal;
Ni- cross proclaim- thy peace,
BIDS every sorrow cea.,.
liz blooa IL all to thee from sin,
u sct- thy spirit nee,
IL keeps thy coa-cicneo clean;
cling Ia the Crueined.
Offering. Sll o..
Miss winn's Class children OF the
.nnien. ,,nh nsh,.d 70, evening sor.
vice.
..rhs .p.rrow f,adsa home.
The ltt,le bird = pss';
Ana fcid themssl,c. TO rect.
And shall We be afraid.
sna ~,,Sin hin. AIiar'. shade,
beneath thy wing, . somet
usrs LILY s.ss =. si,s"a, .pos
that when the ,poiisr passsth by
nete nsrse nn. Lin M, iove:
ucte huis. ' .a a.si a.ht
Here plane them Isr ,n:,' maj nk''
10 o'ssseuhess A'o'"
nxsroSssi
Saaa N IN R:aven 10 reign.
lie formed one holy church. to las,
Tlih ne snoalu year
From ast to aie, from year 'o'e'''
III " |es,shi. here.
ana : - ord n. sonr.
,hose and eomiort, Lord. nom Thee.
p,S ~,nssr. in and lei there DO
enr sbspherd and one fold"
~
Offering. IS u.
tasoI I;',.,,. I.t~aon
Lie7' representing u uiuosus v'ca1
the children OF Jeiususm a"" ~ Se
,,.,.
Mrs. saeitzet 'iass n;.n
Reapers. Emoiem-A o'"e ""nnei VIZ"
a sheaf oil "hsa'. -,.u
" "c.iS bringing his
uou'''es' nm ""
r,.,o,.,
There !. rcapip., tn-r- Is gathering
for us all upcs ins s,rtn. ,~.
sne.., n,o,s each spirts' worth.
Ae
Offsring-Sl 10.
u- p..r.u,s cias.-Iittle Light
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UNION.
4 Boarding House and Restaurant
Keepers seeiety They Take DE-
eided Actioa.

Pursuant 10 notice n public meeting
WAS held ut tho new Turn Verein Hall,
in Virginia. yesterday afternoon, for the
purpose Of forming a Boarding House
and Restaurant Keepers Protective
Union. About thirty persons vero IN
attendance. The Society was regularly
organized by the election Of Captain
John y. Young ~ President; L. W.
Kuster. Secretary. and Sir. Snow. Treas
urer. Captain Young. Charles Noun-
worth. W. Il. Ryan. A. Mssstretti. A.
Dellepiano and Mr.. snow were appoint
ed y committee TO draft bylaws and res
olutions. and report at the next meeting.
Tho initiation fec was fixed at 50 80.
Twenty one persons joined the Union
and paid their dues. AL the hotel.
boarding house and restaurant keepers
In STOREY county were invited 10 connect
themselves with the Society. 4 special
invitation TO attend tho next meeting
was given persons in the same business
In aold Hill. This invitation and the
names Of those who have already con-
ncctsd themselves with the Union were
ordered published in the Com HILL
DAILY Nrws. =. L. Mullen. A. Dele
plane and Mr.. Thompson were appoint
ell n committee to procure a hall for reg
Mar meetings.
object OF the Organization.
II xas stated that the object Of the
Union Was mutual protection against
dead beats" One prominent restau.
rant keeper stated that he had upon his
books 81. 200. which he would gladly
take $500 for. Another said that he
had lost $1,000 during tho last six
months. II will be the duty OF every
member to furnish the Secretary with
tho names Of all delinluents. He will
make out n black list. which will 10 dis
tnbuted among the members. No menu
Der IL allowed to give credit TO any per-
son whose name is upon thu black list,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-29
one Editor Kllis A.sthsr.
BiIIiard Chalienge.

NEw Yoax. March T.-Rudolphe has
challenged vignauI, the champion. to
play q match game Of billiards for q
challenge emp and the championship Of
tho world; thros-ball carom game.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-29

MOTTO:
sThs sparrow indsa home.
The ht;le bird u nest.
Deep In thy dwelling. Lord. they come
And fcld themselves 10 rest.
And shall we be afraid.
Thy little ones, to come,
And and within thine Altaf . shade.
beneath thy ~ing-, . homef
Here guard Us with ihlne eye.
Herr keep us without spot;
That when the poilsr passeth ny
lila hand may touch us not.
Mere nerve our sonls With Night;
Here nurpe them with thy loye;
Here plume them Tor their nnai nght
To bisssedness above"