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PERSONAL

"Flamarands il tho title Of George Sands
pow noyel
Willard II. Smith, editor Of tho La sal1s Iad4-
pendcnA IL at the Grand Pacific.
Sir Edward Thorntons daughters mako their
debut in Washington society this season.
John Bullock, OF Bristol. II. l., throws down
his LOG years and wanta to 800 WHO can boat
that.
afiss Yard was the be1lo Of the laat hop 1t
Newport. Wonder II she danced on three feot Z
-Doston Post.
Spotted Tail charges s15 for an interview, and
shuts down on tho interviewer after answering
shseo question:.
Moneufo u. Conway having arrived In New
fofk, tho Gin. Com. had bettor uEa al expedition
10 work Oh his lettora.
Iilton signalizes luis appreciation OF the story
OF Pnrts, Helen, and Menslaus, by commencing
lila !ecturo-sonsou at Troy.
II the newspapers continue TO discuss tho duo |
much moro, two St. Louis Journalists will begin
TO bolleve themselves heroes.
Baron arant'a London paper, tho Echo, which
10 a noEt Of Jay-Goull-orgsn With young editor,
Is to become a morning journal.
4. aagno and family havo Just returned from
atwo months delightful visit among friends aud
relatives In Quebec and Montreal.
l: Ia said thst poor Holnbold Ia powcrioss 10
sTengs hfmRoif. His bills for advertising in the
Rsw York papoFs hayo not yet been paid.
The Brooklyn argus thinks Col. Foruoy must
be In Holland, hts lsttoss hlvo such flavor Of
gln. Tla Argus must have keen scent for that
liquor.
Tho 1eueva ana Now York papern Are sur-
ptiaed that young Rand. Chioago boy. ascsndod
The Jungfrau. What IL thore = young Chcnaoan
cant climb9
Dr. Calls. Of Doaton, il going to start = "co,-
lego for tho training OF lay Christian workers."
1ast now lAymea Aro tn hotter favor than clerios,
even In Boston.
one OF Tommy Bhearman's Joung second cous-
'oh paid visit to tha Office yesterday. It is IN
s1acator's egg. aud has the family failing Of be-
ns httle addtotl.
a Wrstor speaks Of Arsene Houaasye's -" "chse,-
tnlcackle." It is just that and some of is capt.
~ reading. It ie only whom AEnono Houasays
the thome that 1t bocomas dreary.
Providence Alderman caught night police
mtn roboins hia orohard tho other night. No.
poay but IN Alderman could hayo detected him.
ees thief to catch = thief every timc.
0en, Ftosnarr, TIM .o,d1e,a ~ .ho.. ,o,,-
maud wept II Baasbruck over the tranouilIity Of
the Prince Imperial vhon hs undaroont tha
"bAp*iam Of flre," Ia dad, but ,he hoy s1r
wives.
A1lea 11orsuco Au1,bon aia.o- n, I'm ,.d.
who IL famed =. F.. swinmor sns S ~ Ius ,., ~!
ter Of tho naturalist, bas besn ysrv aeriousT In.
1uscd In = RAILROAD aecdent hes eplne be,u1 hu,t
almost hopeteasiy.
Joaeph Kamnerer. OF Nav yor, ,,.a,
vision In hts will that .ttcr n. 80. - n. -. Nv
sons should losa ali inis,... !, ~ =, 14 tTo
thought that It that aRe nan .hnn,a r.. .h,s
to taxa care of himself.
Non that the ses-serpsnt IN. +,,...
, 1875-09-10
IsAiS'fON.

Tho knn Frnncisco mectsn1-m,.rh
E1oTMencc nnd 1ll~Jndgcd Iaaiunn,
tton.
fEw Yong Bent. 9-The Hcrors saeclal 1ts-
patch from San Francisco states "Tho mnet.
Ing Ut tho friends Of tho lats W. c. nalstou. es
Union Hall, last night, was all that lad BEEN
hoped for. In pous Of numbers it waa ono
OF tho largest hold il this city for rneuy
Jears. In focfin. 1t was Tho moat em-
phatsc. Col. William II. barnes, tho attor-
noy for tho now Eauk Of California am
dtcate. and warm friend Of Ealston's,
pronounced enogy, which mas full
OF e!oauoneo. and Was enthusiastically
a7plaudcd. Tho resolutions are nayero III sl,oir
denunciation Of tho Erenlng Hultt.in and Morn
ing CIA, OF bau Francisco, for mhat is cl,arac-
tesized ''their brutal and unjuetlflablo attacks
upon 'he personal chsracter Of blr. l!a!ston,
being followed to the grave by hls eriof.atricken
family aud ffionds." Ihs resolutions recommend
tho "ishdfaTA OF a!l PATRONAGE from tho jour.
nala lns namsl. snl "6J Ill lawful means to
convince CO..; tue world TINT tho poople. Of San
civilized lifo."
s*S Fn4sclsco, Sept. 9.~Tue meeting to-
M hiSEt At Union 1iall WAS la,goIy attended, tho
4s!l Doing Tiled. and crowd filling tho street tu
ncaF tho oren-air speaking. Tho addresses do
ltsered wore devoted mainly 10 attacks on tho
!tnef'n anu Gait for tl:cir courso tur1ng tho rc-
cent campaign, and, HIuce Tim fafIrrn NJ fho
Bank Of California. at tia death OF RaIstnn.
Resolutions wore niopted ron tsn1uiuc tbneo ms
pe1h Tor their attacks upon 1islb.on aud calling
them. In tic open.air tnertnr ,ha rn.nittin,.a
also canturcd In A.snnta rrass ~ to1s
rDnhing .,.a.,,aI tai,,e su'.ea @ iiGss Ao5 1e'o.
+soi. EssiIu ta'h2 lspostst tha ftad4ns oi
"hcA Was gFeeteu with many erica OF NO, mol"
rs was tho Case with other resolutions read OUT
nlde. Tho resolutions also referred briefly to tho
character of l!alEtoD embracing TIN usral nv
press.ons OF respcct and regrne. T,,o mcc.;nc
t,,a ,,,int ~ sTo1 ~ ~ taoo@!nE
sn.o,,ssaa saaos nuu otoel.t. t!oa6n aoMe ot tho
etestHvo we're u 1asner lhhsfnmatofy oruer,
tnousn no expressions Of dissent woro haard
other than tho4n abovo mentioned. It Was owl.
don't that many Of the audience vere proseu
meralv a. obser;era and thar tI,a rotn IT. Whit,
tho rssojutiona uero ndo,,.oa 81, not tnrraaan4
, 1875-09-10
4 CALIFORNIAN ANNIVERSARY.

BAN FaANctsco, Oal.. Sept. 0. o.-Adnlsaion-Day
wAa celebrated by the Pioneers aud otaes 6oo;o-
tes. civic aud military, hy pianles, paxAdss. aud
HtsEa1Y e1ssel9s4.
, 1875-09-10

Dr.. Beatty, Bupefiusendsns Of the Memphs
Poos-1fouas, hss tendsred his 1ssign4tIon. In
oonssquaaoe of the recent scandal. but ths Com.
lin QrAesstly Qaatb '"
, 1875-09-10


WARRINGTON. D. G., Sept. 0.-socIotary Dals-
no las telegsaphed ". D. Ailisou. Chssrnap Of
the Subj Commission at tho He'd Cloud Agency,
granting authority to give horses aid socoasro'
nents promised the Ogalls1!ss, should thay A.
rive to attend the council for tho purchase OF the
Black Hills. Tle Indiana hare Arrived and Mr.
Alliaon Informed the Secretary that ths Ogallal-
las will require = spesdy compliance With shs
promise before eatetirg lilo council.
nkp gLoup AuESor, Sept. Z, via Fl. Lana
ME, ". r., Sept. s.-Msj. bingham, Of tbs
Cheyeuus Agency. Mat Burke, Standing Rock
ARercy and Nal, Howard, Hpottad Tail Agency,
yesterday lnorniug eadeasored bring The Indians
hsrs. II il understood thai ths<s IL oousAdarAhls
, 1875-09-10
TElEGHAPHtc BEEvlTlES,

Tho present population Of La8AlIe il 1901.
II WAS 6.45! in 1910.
The farmers and 0rangerB Of I.n9aile County
havs their grand annual reunion picnic today
n, Hosa' Grove III OTTAWA. An i,ameuso crowd
ia expected.
TAo Canal Commissioners aro making their
annual trip of lus1,eeloa through tho Illinois .t
Michigan Ca,'al. They passed. Ottawa up from
Peru on Wednesday DvcnlnE LII . stsarp tug, and
wt1o at Lockposk !cat evening.
, 1875-09-10

~, Al " a1luosl zoo well known to Decd kny
desert ton. His Niagara" and "llcart Of tho
Apdes" are amuug tue most iatnouu Anor.cau lausl-
scapoh fAmll!Arizol to everybody by cueraYiuSs
Church is nov tn tho full yigo1 Of hls powers,
nut quite TO years old, and svary year adding to
a reputation already grcat. Pictures OF this size
Church was born III Hartford, Coou, md las
nevcr beop anything but au artst. lIo studied
with Cole atnoug tho Catakilis, bur Is altogether
independents Of hid carly mastor tn treatneut,
though ho has much Of the aamo CONSCIENTIOUS.
pictor.Ally .loyolopol." Ia ls5s ' ho ncns .s' 10
south Auorlca. and has mada soy
c1a viuits TO that cosutsy sincs,
a,a painted many South American
pictures bsades tue Heart Of Tho Aades." lilo
country to 300 tho works OF the matters uuleas
it be within the last fow years, since he complcs-
ed his beat known works, 90 that la may ba
teckonua q i'urely American attist by birth, atlu-
cation, aud choee Of subjects. Ills character
,sso Is his high executive standard, his careful
representation Of the scona depicted, botl, itl
general sifees and In oxsct detail. In h|s great
" lIsArt Ut the Anles tho birds wcro Singing
upon the treea Tssible 10 tuinute inspection
Tlis copying of nature IL within Tho zprxe
with tho sizo Of eahTaa aud the interesting sub.
lecls, las g,vou Church his great popularity and
sucovsy. Tho cftss OF csltlca who aduiio the
French school Of Corot and llouaseau, 1tp5e-
aonted in thss col!ootson BY InueHs, OF boston.
csitIciBo Church ~ one wuo gltes 4 tsbleau-liko
Inventory Of IN o1tepstvo view. and paints 80
tLat tho tcasction OF Als work toss nor paas
from tho eye to tda mind. 70 that while he gives
us more to acc. NO sctuslly see lesa. Neyertho-
less there l. !lttls danger sa admitting Church.
(No. 40 aud "aouth American Hcsuery" mo,
In immense picture OF IA Martyrs nurisl"
lY.a Rsaah+ of balAmoz4 No. ~, hung o.sr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-20
Reese River Items.
IProm the Reyeule. pcc. III

Y AN
There arrived In town TODAY from
Battle Mountain two teams bringing 35..
900 pounds Of merchandise TO Gage.
Curtis & Co., and Crawford's team with
Is, 900 pounds to Smith 4 Starratt
and Horton & Sawtells. The immense
amount Of goods sold aud consumed In
this little town Is q matter OF surprise.
II don't seem as II there were people
enough to consume IL all; but all through
the year the big freight wagons roll in
and unload immense piles OF goods OF
every description In front OF the various
business houses. There are In this town
four large Wholesale and retail grocery
and provision houses, besides several
smaller retail establishments, and the
aggregate amount Of goods sold by them
annually Ii something enormous.
The orc houses Of the Manhattan
Company arc full 10 OVERLOOKING with
rich ore. all the prominent mines pro-
ducing largo quantities. Tho mill 10
running night and day. and more than
the usual quantity Of bullion Is being
turned ost. At no time In their history
have the minss Of Reese River District
been 90 productive a. at present, or given
such promise Of psrmansnce. In fact
the mines. and corrsspondingly the town
are improving every day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-20
Elko Items.
Iron IN. Elke po.,. Dec. Is

IRON ths Elk Post Dec. is
Falknsr K Reese, Of San Francisco,
write a follows concerning the sub
stance recently discovered by Senator
shepherd, which was sent to them for
analysis: "The sample marked min.
eral SOAP received from you for quail.
itative analysis, proves to consist OF sill.
icic acid, s~esquioxido Of aluminium,
magncsia. oxide Of iron. traces Of lime.
corresponding to q mixture Of clay and
steaiite (~soapstone), tinged by iron."
They also state that the ''soap" will
prove very valuable in the manufacture
Of cruciblss. There are several soap
mines in California. but the product Of
Senator Shepherds mino is totally dif.
fsrent from anything found in that State.
The shipnents Of bullion, through
Wells. Fargo Il Co.'s express since last
Saturday, have been six bars from the
Leopard mill. valued at SIG. $40 O2, and
two bars from tho Vance mill ut Noun.
tain City. valued at $4,000. Total, for
the week. Sl9. $40 OF.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-20
white Pine items.
rFrom the Nevs, Dec. 49,,

Nte' ~ NNNss ~
We learn that the new body Of ore
struck in the Eberhardt & Aurora
Company's mine snlargss m develop
ment IL made. We have not allowed
ourselves to 60 crazy over the new find.
rs Ia usually tho case when q strike Is
made in one Of the mines. Besides. II
we had said the vein was larger than
that Of the Consolidated Virginia. we
should not have gone back on II II II
did not prove to DO 30 largo. However,
from all the information we ear gather,
va think the strike will turn out TO DO a
large body OF ore. and very rich. At
any rate. Capt. Drake and tho miners
seem to feel immensely grand over II.
At the cleanup Of the Eberhardt 4
Aurora Conpany's mill. last week, II
was found that the months run had
yielded n little over $50. 900. This is .
pretty good showing for one mill in an
old played ont camp. However. this
amount is only q little larger than some
others have been for the past seven or
eight months.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-20
Eureka items.
TprOm the Euret. sentinel, Dee. is.l

a.ss DoSs Aosl
Yesterday morning. about 0 o'clock,
Henry Wilson, q teamster who lives q
short distance above the Richmond fur.
naces, was cut and seriously wounded at
Pinto, by n man named Mark Moore.
The parties had some words, when
Moore drew his pockst.knifo and STAB.
bed Wilson in the left side, lust below
the spleen. the blade penetrating 70 he
hollow. He thon stabbed him In ths
thigh, breaking the blade Of the knife.
which camo In contact with tho bona
He then inflicted. several ugly looking
wounds with the broken blade about M
neck and throat. DR.. Bishop, who Wa
called to attend the wounded man. doss
not consider the injuries dano,rous
Moore had not been arrested Il 4 l.ts
hour last night.
All. King. q teamstsr. employed bv
W. b. Hsrrub. mot with q painful acci.
dent yesterday by falling under one Of
the wagons used In hauling ore from
the Richmond mine 10 the furnaees.
The wheels passed over both Isgs, In.
Turing them considerably. DR.. A. @,
bishop Is attending him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-20
TEE connrcr VIEW or IT.

The Carson Appeal OF oaturuay eon-
tains q well written editorial upon the
hanging Of Burt. the eo~ardly villain
and incsndiary. who, BY turning States
evidence. treacherously betrayed his
companion in crime. and escaped pun
ishment. The Law was in honor bound
to screen this seoundrel subsequently,.
until arrested for the commission Of
new crime. but the courts could
not defend him against justice. and that
paramount, natural law. self-dsisnss.
which causes all good citizens to band
themselves together at times in q raid Of
determination against these heartless.
eold.blooded villains whom the hand Of
justice. ~ interpreted BY law. cannot
reach. Vigilance Committees, or gen.
sral .uphsings Of good citizens to sidths
Law or to summahly administer justice
with their own hands. have been fire.
queut on this coast. aud thus far they
have made no mistakes. but the effect In
all cases has been very beneficial. con.
sequently. they have to BE- regarded with
favor oy All praeueai' sensioiv. wei
meaning citizens. we extract inc ioi'
lowing from the APpsd4:
y We understand the case which We
are now considering. bore 10 an instance
where Lynch Law was the only Law that
could reach q man whose presence in
the Community wss a constant and
alarming d~anasr-for, sslf-conisssed.
this Tom Burt was a criminal, o worse
than yacrant. an associate and counsel.
Tor with thieves and i~neendiariss. and a
bold, bad man.
Sometimes In the course OF the life OF
thu uo.l psaes.bls and law-abiding Of
men. the emergencies Of self.pressrva-
ton demand the taking OF tho law IN
the hands Of individuals. Every man
has q right TO protect his life. the life
and honor Of his family and his prop
erty. II is justihabls homicide even In
the eyes Of the Law for the citizen to
slay the robbsr who demands his purse;
the burglar who breaks into his dwell.
ing or the inosndiary Who hrss his prop
srty, II these acts can Dc prevented oy
90 taking human life. The scoundrei
who turns States svidenoe against mis-
pals secures Tor his guilty seif' impunity
from punishment 81 inc u OF the
outraged law. He may DO known to DO
cutthroat. q highvAymAn and IN in
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-20
INCREASED MAIL PACILIrIHs
NEEDED.

Probably twenty-five thousand people
arc servsd By the U. s. Mail at Carson.
Gold Hill. Virginia City and stations
along the route. To accommodate this
number Of persons tho Government has
the mail transported once . day each
way. Il goes out At 8 P. ". from Viz
ginis. and the return mail arrives about
Ga. II. There Ia no other mail COM
m~uniea,ion between the points named
during the day. Unless letter. or
papers addressed to Carson r. mailed
in Gold Hill before 8 p. N. they will lie
tvsnty.four houns here before starting
for their destination. The same Is true
at Virginia City. Unless letters for
Gold Hill. Virginia City. or intermediate
points are deposited before the Office 10
closed in Carson. they also lie twenty
four hours before being forwarded. We
believe that the amount Of business
transacted between the points named IL
suficsnt to justify the institution Of .
semi-daily service. That Is. that . mail
should be sent from Carson and vir-
ginia BY the trains which leave
those places at 8 A. N. This would give
opportunity for communications to be
sent and answers received between the
points named and intermsdiats sta
tions-on the same day. II would cost
very little TO the Government, and the
increased business would undoubtedly
cover the extra expense. TO say nothing
Of the aeconmodstion thus afforded the
public resident along tho line OF the
railroad and at the termiui indicated.
We call the attention OF the Hon. Mr..
Amsrman 10 these suggestions, backed
as they are BY the expressed desires OF .
great many business men and numerous
citizens. We shall also send . marked
copy to our Congressman at Washing
ton. with the request that the Depart
ment he interviewed concerning tho
subject.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-20

The Ctah Nail is the title Of u new
daily Newspaper just started at Salt
Lake City. BY the Mail Printing and
Publishing Company" 1t appears to
b Of the GENTLE order. We should judge
from reading il. Il Is medium sized
shsss, we'll filed with lively reading mat.
ter and . good showing OF advertise
msnts. II this first issue il q fair speci-
men Of what the paper will continue 10
b, ID must very oon work itself into
n lsass an sven position with il jour
pslistio contemporaries in that city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-20

And In accordance with Law. and an order Of
the Board Of Trustees, msds On the aid day Of
October. 1875. % many shares Of each parcel
Of such stock % may be necessary will b sold
d public suction. o. tbs onics of the Company.
SIS Clay street, San Francisco. California. on
the nth day Of December. 1875. d the hour
Of ] o'clock .. y. Of aid DAY. 10 pay said do
costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
SIDNEY G. HEkBBRT. Secretary.
0nes-Hoom No. 9, SIS Clay street, San
Francisco. caiifornis, deitd
Postpouement.
The above sale 10 hereby postponed until the
TENTH DAY OF JANUARY. 1910, At tho aams
hour and place.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustess.
SIDNEY q. HERBRRT. Secretary.
San Traociseo. December II. 1875. dso ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-20

LIKE q few other irrspressible per-
sonaees. the notorious Tichborne claim
ant will apparently lever DO lost to the
public view. DIR. Kruealy. and other
supporters Of the remarkable impostor
persist in urging his claims to popular
recognition a. q veritabls nobleman
with the pertinacity Of men who have q
good sensation and arc determined TO
make the best OF Il. Ksnesly lately
visited the would.bs Roger Tichborns in
his prison. and then made quite . stir
by describing his personal appearance
in . speech before the Magma Charta
Association at Plymouth. He declared
that the change produced In the prison.
or by his long confinement made him
more than ever like his claimed rela-
tives. and that the day was fast APP
preaching whom the English people
would be glad to admit that they had
''psrpstratsd q great wrong In the i'm
prisonmsnt OF the poor man.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-20

GENERAL ScnKxcx. says the 8. +.
Pes. is now recognized. and will be
handed down to posierity. as the first
living authority on the game Of poker.
His manual on tho subject. written,
while he was Minister to the Court Of
st. James. at the rsqusst Of q friend.
and without . thought Of its be-
ing ever printed. has been reprinted,
With credit. in the American Cyclic
psdia." 1t 10 probable that he would
be glad TO avoid this rough coating Of
Immortality.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-20

TEE contest for the seat in tho United
States Senate. now occupied by Senator
George @. Wright. which is to DO Allied
by the present Iowa Legislature. wakes
warm. This Senatorial o c seems TO
DO at present narrowed down to e.
Senator Harlan and Secretary Belknap.
with the greater chances in favor Of the
latter. whose election would give Pres
idsnt Grant still further experience in
Cabinet making. But the Hawkeyes are
Matching ost all sorts OF candidates. and
none can tell which way the popular
current may finally run. Belknsp, who
has those journals. the Siats Register,
Keokuk Gste City, Council Bluff Nom
parsii and ottuma Courier. in his favor,
and seems able to pull more wires than
any other candidate. will most likely
succeed. Harlan has the Burlington
Ha,cksys, Dubuque Times, and Clinton
LIsraid for him; but the memory Of hi.
$40, 900 fec from the Credit Mobilirr /.
too fresh in the Iowa public mind for
his success. ffnfur
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-20
CARSON HILvER MINING
s~JooKHoLDERs' MEETING.

OFucE OF THE LxyiArHAN MINING
~ Conpany.-nottos-The annual meetine
Of the Lsviithan Mining Company. for ia
election Of Dirsetors. and such othsr businsss
- may come before the meeting. will Be- hsld
Nouteomery strsst, aan fnncisco, California.
MONDAY, January ., 1870. q . o'clock r. n.
Transfer books closed on Friday, December q,
dssoM r.E. LurY. Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-12

constituted two-thirds OF all the quail
fed voters Of the county making the
subscription. This ruling Of the supreme
court rendered the subscriptions OF War
rem and lsssquena counties to the Mem.
phis and Vicksburg railroad null and
void, and put an end to all efforts TO push
the enterprise. The contractors failed
TO comply with that condition OF the con-
tract by which the road was to be COM
pleted from the Yszoo river to Rolling
Fork within six months, and the board
o! directors, as we learn from the Vicks-
burg Herald, have cancelled the contract
and placed themselves in treaty with
Mr.. Walsh, OF New York, with positive
assurances from him that he will take
the contract to build and complete the
road at an early date if the county and
city subscriptions can be obtained to any
reasonable extent to aid ia the construc-
ton OF the road. Mr.. Walsh also says
he can bring ten thousand immigrants
to Mississippi if the State will pay the
costs Of transportation from the city OF
New York; and as he is a gentleman OF
large means and enterprise, we have no
doubt he can do 80.