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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-15
J. b. Mcmillan.
Secretary
p. w. Johnson.
w. @. Alexander,
Frank German,
II. Siegsl. d.
W. ]. Hutton,
w. L. French,
70 Of the Graud Jury
sRINaINa poRTn FRuIrs

Gen. Bsrtlsts's speech d the LeIing.
ton celebration. 10 which NO alluded
and quoted from yesterday. is bringing
forth just such fruit as the whole coun-
try should dssire. The latest express
sion Of unqualified approval from a
Southern source comes from the OF.
Confederate General Htzhugh Leo.
General Lee In . letter TO General Bart
lett. altar expressing his most hearty
oommendation Of all that the latter said
In his speech. continues In this truthful
and pleasing language:
''Just such soldisrly sentiments, gen.
erously felt and expressed, will do more
in q brief space Of time toward restoring
good feeling. fraternity and fellowship
between the two sections OF q common
country than al the reconstruction elo-
qusnce Of political p~artisans delivered
during these past ten years. Your
words in reference to Federal soldiers
arc equally applicable TO tho Con-
fsderats soldiers. for they too, 'havo
q prejudice in favor Of poscs,' and
I fully agreo with you that between
the soldiers Of the two great sections Of
our great country fraternnl relations were
established long ago. and we feel that
II such q fslicitous companionship OF
sentiment could have found . resting-
place In the hearts Of other clssses Of
people. the rehabilitation Of the South
would long since havo been assured. Its
speedy redemption from lpoverty and
desolstion would have followed. and
oncs more, a. in years ago, tho North
would have bad the Acdvo eo-openton
OF the south In working out . glorious
destiny for The Rspublio. Therefore.
whom We hear such utternnoes fall from
the lips Of one who no bravely bore him
solf ~ Federal soldier. w begin 10
look forward With new hope and CONF.
dsncs 70 The day when the American
DAG, which now fioats over the blue and
gray, shall in truth be emblazoned with
tho emblem, Peace on Garth. good will
10 men,"
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CoIL---rhs Directors Of the Virginia
City Coal Company arc now determined
10 vigorously prosecute the work In the
mine. In order to bring the coal to
market. they have determined 10 run q
narrov-gauge railroad from the works
down the canyon TO the Eurska mill,
and 20 eonnsos with the v. & 7. n. r.
The coal has all the appearance Of the
Australian eannsl coal. That Il Is fuel
there 10 no longer any doubt. a. Il has
been used Tor some wssks In the Doug
Las mill. and Others n commanding 70
make uss Of L. With pssssntr sppli.
anoss l50 Ions . b hoistsd from tie
mine par day. xzpsrts have pronounced
10 good q present. win The prospect Of
improving In quality - the work pro-
grsssss.-Csrsos TNSsa&. My l4n.
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-rtyonxATlox.

The Humboldt tsgtar census u
for what Ii chooses 70 ean dispszsgine
criticisms" appsazs6 in this pspsr
relative 10 . certain physsian Of WIN
nsmucca. A pssss dispstch vas 10
osived q few days ago stating thai the
Grand Jury Of Humboldt county. after
examining the body Of the murdered
Sharpe. had discovered . bullet wound
in ths bead Of he deceased. although
The AsA1Al szpsse Who Aad Assa ssnt TO
The scene Of The tragedy 70 hold . post
norton invsassdon. I'D reported that
no such wound Wa visible. We TO
marked that this state Of facts seemed
sonswhst Anomalous; hal u vas
strange that . Grand Jury should DO
more successful than . medical expert
in finding the gunshot wound discovered.
Rover. the man accused Of committing
the crime. b IN Jail. He declared that
Sharpe was shot in the head by the
prosecuting witness in the case. On
the contrary. the said witness swore
that sharpe vas killed BY the blows Of
an a1s. Tho prosecuting witness has
not bean spprshsndsd. We thouoht
whom ~ rad ths dispatchvs We still
think-that the whole truth rel
alive TO the tragedy IL not yet
out. Certainly the telegram alluded 70
would carry out such an impression.
We ehserfully record tho fact that said
telegram wa incorrect, n We have no
desire to do the expert, DR.. Bogman.
nor othsrs. the slightest injustice. Fol-
loving il a card published in the Hum
boldt Register Of yesterday. lis signed
by all the members Of the Grand jury.
resident In winnemucca, and. o. will DO
seen. fully relieves the Doctor from
any suspicious that may have been
aroused by the incorrect statement Of the
telegram.
wNSExuocA. May II, 1875.
The tslsgraphie reports In several
papsn regarding the testimony Of DR..
Bogman before the Grand jury in tho
sharpe murder case. arc false in every
particular. His second visit 70 the scene
Of tho murder was for professional Pur-
poses only. -
J. n. Mcmillan.
Secretary.
p. ". johnson.
W. G.. Alexander,
Frank German,
/, u. Sioesl. d
W. J. Hutton,
W. L. French,
Members Of the Graud Jury.
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~sIooKAoLpERs, MEEIINo.

OFFICE BACON MILL AND MINING
~ Company, San fr.nci,eo, May Is, 1915.
The Annual Meeting OF the Stakeholder OF the
Bacon NH and Mining Company. for the cleo.
ton OF Trustees for the ensuing rear. and for
the transaction OF such other business ~ may
be presented, will be held at tho once Of tho
Company, Room No. 8, liaywnd's Binding,
40 California street, San Francisco, Cahfornli.
TUESDAY, the let dry II June. ls1s. at 1
O'Clock p. 4. Transfer books will DO clsscd
from Saturday. the 10Th Of May. 1879, nj ~
O'Clock H., until sfter the meeting.
myl6 ID KID. NAY, Secretary. {,
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NORTH CARSON sILvER MININ,

NORrM CARSON sILvER MINING
IN Company Location Of principal place OF
business, San Francisco. Cal.
Location Of works, Eagle Valley, ormsby
county, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby gwen, thst NJ . meeting OF
the Board Of Director. held on the l2th day OF
May, 1873, an assessment mo. u OF Twenty-Five
Gents per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation. payable Immediately.
In United statcs gold coin, To the Secretary. at
the once Of the company. <le California street,
Room ~. San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this Assessment shAu
remain unpaid on the 18th day Of June, Isis,
will Do delinquent. and advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment Ia made
bsfore. will b sold on WEDNESDAY. the 7th
day OF July, 1875. to pay the delinquent assers.
ment, togsther with costs OF advertising and
expenses OF sale.
By order Of the board of Directors.
NATHAN LEIGH, Secretary.
oGce-1io California street, Room ~. San
Francisco. California. myl5 I'd
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The last statemen, Of the public deb.
for May LIST presents some points Of in
forest. The reduction Of tho debt for
April vas %. 325. 900. and for the first
ten months Of tho fiscal year. Sits
800. This is q much bettor showing
than for the corresponding period in the
previous year. Tho total amount Of the
dsbt on the 1st Of May. exclusive Of &c
crusd interest, WAS "a, 23o, 2SG, 900.
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And In accordance with law. and an order oI
the board OF Direetorp. made on the eih day
~ April, isfi. 80 many shares OF each parcel
al public auction. at The onIce Of the Company,
Roum- S SD q, No. so7 Montgomery street. San
Francisco. California, on THURSDAY, the 81
lay Of June. 1878. NJ the hour of . O'Clock 2. n.
nj said day, 10 pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses OF thu sale,
I''"'7T WIN. II. WATSON, Secretary.
Onice-Ro0ms 0 ard q. No. 3o7 Montgomery
street, San frsseisco, Cal. myibtd
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RHBRLLuoNs m THE UNITED
sTArEA.


An Eastern exchange mas oeeh 'h'esa-
gazing the subject o reoeiionS in this
country and hnds that since tho orsani'
nation Of the Government, there have
bsen ten bssidos the recent and most
formidable one ct the South. IL emu
nsrasss thsm a. follows: Tho first
vas In In 1854 conspiracy OF some OF
the officers OF the federal army TO con-
solidats the thirteen States into one
and confer the supreme power on wash
ingtoa. Tho second In 1877. called
Shay's insurreetion in MASSACHUSETTS,.
The third in i7oi. called the whisky IN
surrsction OF Pennsylvania. The fourth
in 1914, BY the Hartford convention
The hfth In 1870. on the question Of the
admission Of Missouri In the Union.
Tho sixth was q collision between the
Legislature OF Georgia and tns iedefai
Governmens In regard 70 no ianos
gwen 70 .nso leeh .han ms 's
vas IN io'o v'sn 'ns ohe -
ine s'gn'n vss the msu0iso' na-
ing Oh SCUM oafoi,na IN 100,
Ina nin'n wa I'm io>z' IN i'nous i
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LOUIS XVI, Of France. boro up
hsroieally under the Insults OF tho
canaillo until word was brought that n
Kentucky town had been named after
him. "Alas." said Louis. "this IN too
much! Take mo 70 tho guillotino!"-
CiHeimdti Times.
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vIcn Parnrsr wu.os', moyem,ut,

vicx PnrDrsr wnsoS's movements
seem TO b very uncertain. He leaves
for the Pacific coast: he gocs 10 Indian
apolis: he remains at Louisville; he
goes TO Memphis; he 10 received nj
Nashville by the American eagle; no ID
still at Louisville. The latest eIplana.
ton Of his mysterious movements Is
that he In searching for Charlie Ross.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-15

OxLr two States have yet TO hold
elections for Congressmsn. California
chooses four members in September.
and MississippisiI members in Novem-
bsr. Six vacancies have been caused
BY death. After this year thers will Be
uniformity in the time for electing
members Of the Lower House. the Law
requiring elections in all tho States 10
10 held on the Tuesday after the first
Monday In November.
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SEVEN children Of one family were
buried together in Rensselaer, county.
N. Y. having diod almost simultano-
ously Of dipthsria.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-15

CHls. HAxais has boon found guilty
a. the inosndisry Of the Shaker build
ing. a. Nj. Lebanon, N. Y.
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LATE fELesnAMs.

rhs was AsAitss Illicit DistiiiAnA
wismsoros Nay 1.-The whi.ky
frauds are still fscsiving the attention OF
tho Treasury Department. and Solicitor
wllson 4 continually unearthing nsv
frauds. Further evidence was discover
Cd to-day against the Union Copper Dis
tilieries, in Chicago. and one hundred
and Atty barrels Of spirits were seized
at their works. Three hundred barrels
vefo seized belonging to Beuis &
Frazier, in 81. Louis, frssh proof having
been obtainsd aCainst thsn. Photo
graphic copies OF internal revenue re-
turns srs bsing made at the Tressnry
Dsparsment and forwardedto omcers In
tho different cities TO aid In substan'
tiating their charges. Among those
made TO testify today was one from tho
Gsuesr d Cincinnati, certifying that q
certain number Of barrsls Of Spirits bad
been emptisd and the stamps destroyed,
In accordance with the Law, and, upon
further search, the Hams lot vas found
In Chicago In the original packages thus
conclusivsly showing the collision OF
Of the Gauger with the distillers. On
April 30th Mr.. Wilson called upon the
Collectors Of internal Revenue In dill.
iefens noaiuos 70 a.
iorms.ion consuming Ann ~.
their districts' Out up 70 iss' nisn. ','y
fcw Of Thorn had responded, and to-day
the Secretary Of the Treasury called
upon them for IN explanation OF their
III Jaen;,a reniv He Ia fuTly de.
termined that ali orders OF this
nature shall be obcyed. or collectors
NINA take The conseouences. A large
number Of communications hayo Leen
received from diferout sections from
parties Offering TO furnish proof Of fraud,
and Inc Secretary has directed all such
10 furnish proof 10 tho proper officers,
and In found valuable. and used, the
parties Furnishing II will 10 rsmunsr-
sied. Informntion reached here this
morning thst tho distiIlers of Nilwau.
lee had called upon those Of 81. Louis
10 combine with them In procuring Tho
s-sryices Of Matt C-srpeuter 10 obtain
ltb.ir rsissss. In, response. secretary
Bristov haa sant dispstches 10 the Su.
peryisors At CHICAGO. 81. Louis and Nil.
YANKEE. informing them thai the best
leosl s~asistance will DO Furnished them
IN thsir sforts to convict thoss under
arrest, and that the Government IL con-
adent of establishing the guilt OF oil
parties,
r.. p,.~,.-r..,, n..
r.s......s 1880.
C-..... 80
.,eANs 80.
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CHECK

r OsT, SOMEWHERE D.TwEEN GOLD
Hill and Silver City. . Check on the Dank
Of California, No. tIo, Tor Thirty.two Dollar,
In hvor OF n. LEGALL. Payment has been
stopped. and all persons are cautioned against
negotiating for the same. The hndcr will con.
fer q hvor BY leaving the check at the Bank or
at this ONCE.
mrIs iots JOHN BARTON.
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LOST

A SMALL BLACK AND TAN PUP.
n Had on q Leather Collar with irasr Tad
lock. Ears trimmed. a liberal reward vii! be
pAid the Under ON returning him 10 this ofloe.
and no questions asked. myll
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NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETING,

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIIR
L stockholders Of the Virginia and rruekec
Railroad Company win be held 81 the once 81
the Company, Virginia City. Nevada. on FH.
DAY, the eth day Of June ncIt.
GRD. A. KING, Secretary:
Virginia. New, Nay u. 1875. niyle I'd
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NEW

CUcCoR HfEL ANb HIfiNo
3, .S SSaP s.S Fassisss. s g Hi Y esi,J M: OIL
Location OF WORM, Gold Hin Mining Dis.
triet. Storey county, Nevada.
F~ones-fhsre are delinquent lpon the fellow.
Ing described yteek, on sceount o. ssscssmsnt
no. ~ levied on the sth day OF April, ISIS,
the several amounts set opposite the names
Of the respective shareholder, a. follows:
S.n,. M rert Cha Amt.
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FOR REMIT

A Two-srORY UNPUBLISHED HOUSE.
n near the Fort Homestesd Building. Gold
Mn. Yer further particulars apply at James
Dalsy's Saloon. on The Divide. my1tu
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LOST

A PAIR or GOLD EYE GLASSES, LAST
N evening, near the Crown Point ofice.
The ander viii DO suitably rewarded by bring
Ing them 10 this once. myl3u
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NOTICE.

V,uE sARsPIRLD GUARD HEREBY
j notify the public that they will not give up
their hall again on regular meeting evenings
wednesday,. -
By order Of THB COMPANY.
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TIE Trssbis In she Csal Regions.
Further Disturbances.

TYRONE. Pa, May l4.-Fifty men
went to work At the Sterling mines this
morning. About II o'clock q fight oc.
Cured between n few Of the police and
the strikers. and two Of the latter wero
arrested. The police force In not sum.
cent to protect willing workmen. /. g..
Condri. Of Setalia, who ON Monday was
captured by the strikers. is ut Tyrone
with forty Italians, determined to put
thom ut work with proper protection.
Tho military will DO necessary TO sup
prcss outrages. About half Of the men
Of tho Powelton mines wero compelled
by the strikers to stop work last night.
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Fatal Accident.

HAMILTON, New, May II. James
Brown was instantly killed at the Ebcr.
hardt mill this forenoon. His position
was that Of Misunderstanding cars from
the battery 70 the pans In the mill. He
was caught In the betting. by means un-
accountable. and his body forced through
n space In the floor, through which the
belt ran. Of not moro than six inches in
width by two feet In length, and crush
oil 70 q jelly. He was carried around
the large puIly and. coming up from tho
opposite side, WA literally torn to
pieces. The deceased had long been
employed about about the mill. and was
q sober and reliable man. His funeral
takos place to-day.
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Black Iliiis PARTY Captured.

ST.. PArL. Mimi. May l4.-Gonoral
Terry to-day received a dispatch from
Fort Randall announcing that Lieut..
Armstrong had just brought In tho
Andrsws-whsxton party. en- route for
the Black Hills from Sioux City. consist
ing Of ~forty-two men, ak wagons and
twenty-five horses. The party had
marched within sixty miles Of Harnoy's
Peak.
, 1875-09-22

Home-Falers do not pretend Ito DO M
happy. The Duke of Abereesps was
we'll satisfied this week With every
thing around him in Derry, where
the favour of Orangeism in his Con
servatism was agreeable to the natives.
He went through the usual catalogue of
signs ofadvancing prosperity, dwelling es-
pecially on the fact that the grumbling of
the farmers at the increasing cost of la
bour showed that the working-classes
were improving their position. He con-
graduated the country on the diminution
Of agrarian crime, and the general orderli-
ness of the people, as proved by the
peaceable way in which the O'Connell
celebration went off. Almost the only
disparaging criticism the Duke had to
offer was that be saw too many weeds.
Ireland cannot be in a very bad way, if the
worst that can be said OF her is: that her
fields are not very neat to the critical eye
of o duke with agricultural instincts.
The Germans have held another nation
al festival. Herr BandeI, a Hanoverian
sculptor of merit, has at length completed
his life's labour, a colossal statue, As feet
high, Of Hermann, the German leader who,
according to Tacitus, defeated Varus, and
drove back Rome and civilisation from the
forests. The statue is placed on the sum-
nit of a hill in Lippe-Detmold, and with
uplifted and threatening sword looks over
the plain where Varus lost his legions.
1t was inaugdrated or the 10th August
by the German Emperor in person, amidst
an assemblage of som 10000 persons
from every part of Germany, whose enthu-
siasm was most marked. "The Courts
Marshal of Lippe introduced the sculptor
to the Emperor, who shook him warmly
by The hand" Germany has now moth
ing in the way of honour to wish for, uaz
less it be perchance a statue raised in her
honour by people who are not Germans.
When will the world vote g laurel crown
to Hermann ? That would be a triumph.
, 1875-09-22

An Immediate consequence OF the unre&-
soning faith with which o great propot-
ton of the English people accepted the
story of the Claimant" apparently
because it was Incredible, was the resus-
citation of several minor " claimants"
some Of whom actually obtained not a
little popular support. Joseph Oldsle, q
hair dresser at Sheffield, pretends to bs
the rightfuI owner of some land that is
now in the possession of Earl FitzwilIiam,
and has been agitatfng his claim" for
nearly twenty years. When DR.. Kenealy
succeeded in persuading som English peO-
pie of the bad faith of the Judges upon the
Tichborne trial, OIdale seized the opportu-
nifty to assert its rights practically.
Backed by the Magma Charta Associa-
too" at Sheffield, he and his son gathered
a crowd of sympathisers together, and To-
vaded one of the farms to which be laid
claim, occupied by a tenant of Lord Fitz-
williams sending in men to NOW down
and carry off the hay-crop, which they did
VIGOROUSLY for three days, tearing down
tho strong fence that had been erected to
protect the land. Oldale and his partisanS
we're indicted for riot and doing damage
to crops there was no defence, and the
prosecution laid stress on the scandal
that had been caused at Sheffield by the
Oldale's speeches and appeals to the
people against the injustice of the law.
Mr.. Justice Lindley, who tried the case.
dealt leniently with the prisoners. mere
ly binding them over to keep the peace.
Nevertheless the offence is a grave one,
though worse offenders than the Oldsles
escape punishment.
A series Of experiments have been made
with a new life-saving coat. the invention
Of Mr. Goudie. It can be made. in al
most any material and any style, and 10
rather an acquisition than-an membranes
to the ordinary tourist, serving all che pur-
poses Of an ordinary overcoat. Inflated, it
can carry at least 4Olbs. lightweight, ia
addition to the weight Of the wearer,.s' The
air-cell is over and around the shoulders.
keeping the body always upright % the
water, and the head, neck, andShonlders
dry. It can be inflated i'd lesss thaa hall .
minute.
, 1875-09-22

The Royal Agrlculi utl SoCiety's Shows
in Ireland are always. cheered by sunny
'YVicereg optimism. We do not remem-
Der a. single Lori Lieutenant who had
the courage to discourse gloomily on these
occasions. niBut HOW there is really very
.?little excuse foriygloDm, cad even the
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-26

clean it.. He choked her until she
was insensible, and then drove the
small end of the broom stick into her
brain.
AT Chicago yesterday drunken
gambler named Davis, shot aud killed
Charles Wayland, one of the Proprie-
tors of St. Elmo Restaurant.
Yesterday noon a coal oil or fluid
lamp standing on tho mantel burst ia
the bedroom of Mrs. Charlotte Chew
of Camden, New Jersey. The fluid
was thrown over the carpet and imme-
diately ignited. Laura Chew. aged IL
years, sprang out of bad, and rushed
to the door to call for help. Her
night clothes took fire. She then
opened the second. story window, from
which she either jumped or fell, and
was injured so badly that she died in
few minutes afterwards. The clothes
of her mother also took fire, aud before
they could be extinguishod, she too
was SO badly burned, that she expired
Liter in the day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-26

JUDGE MORRISON, of San Francisco,
has granted new trial to Lloyd Bell,
who has twice been convicted of killing
Owen Gillen and sentenced for man.
slaughter. The Judge declared from
the bench in this case that if a person
laboring under delirium tremsns kills
another he is not responsible for the
act. Ii this opinion is sustained by the
higher courts, everybody who commits
murder while under the influence Of
liquor will put in plea of delirum tre-
mems.
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THE RAILROAD CONVENTION.

At the National Railroad Convention
in St. Louis, twenty States are repre-
sented. The Convention was called to
order by Colonel Tom Scott, the great
Railroad King, who wants assistance
from the Government to build the pro-
posed Southern rans-continental
railroad. a strong pressure will be
brought to bear ON the next Congress
to issue bonds in aid of this railroad,
which. it is claimed, will have advan-
tages superior to the Union Pacific md
Central Pacific for the transportation
of troops and Government supplies
1t is also claimed by the advocates of
the road that it will open up great
belt of agricultural country, and be OF
great advantage to the whole country
from commercial point of view. If
there is probability of the northern
States of Mexico being annexed to the
United States, Congress will undonbt-
eddy give Government aid to the enter
prise, and it will be built without de-
lay. Colonel Scott, of the Penusyl-
vania Central, is known to be COM
mitted to the building of the road, and
there is no such word as fail " in his
vocabulary.