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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-22
AsSEMuIY-
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
Mining Ineorperasisns-Lsss NJ See
Death OF rank farringson-
Independent Convention.

San FRAScrsco, January al p. NJ
Tho following named companies were
incorporated yesterday: Indian Queen
Mining and Milling Company, to mine
in Esmeralds county, New. or else
where in said State. with $4,000, 900
capital stock Directors. A. E. Daviss
Seth Cook. Edward Barron. Grove Ad-
ans and Vim. Adams. North San Fran
cisco Silver Mining Company. to mine
in Storey county. New. with SIC. 0
900 capital; Directors, A. Staples, G. J..
Eaton. q. NJ. Peck. J. p. +. Attwell. II.
II. West.
The steamer MonSol, Of the London,
New. York and China Steamship Com
psny. was lost twenty miles from Hong
kong. The Captain. wife. first and
fourth officers, second and third engin-
GERS. went down with tho ship. Four
teen lives were saved.
A cable dispatch, without date, re-
csived yesterday. announced the death
OF Frank Farington, well known in this
State and Nevada. A short time since.
Farington left for London, with the
idea OF organizing a company to develop
certain mines in Nevada, OF which he
had control. lie sailed from New York
the sth Of this month. The resumption
is that his death occurred on the pas
a Z across, or Immediately on his arri.
val in England. The telegram is from
some one not known to his family: prob
ably forwarded by q fellow passenger.
Darlington was long connected with the
press OF Nevada, was mi Of its pioneers,
and subsequently accompanied Minister
belong to Japan. US private Score.
tary.
During his residence in Japan he was
appointed mining expert by tho Gov
eminent. and made an extended tour
through tho mining regions, inspecting
mineral deposits in several districts, sub
hitting an elaborate report ON its pros.
poets and capabilities to the authorities.
lie leaves a wife and child In Oakland.
The State Central COMMITTEES OF the
Peoples Independent Party, held n
meeting yesterday, in tho rooms OF the
Commercial Association on California
street, W. ". Dodge, Chairman. pre-
siding. There was n good attendance
Resolutions were adopted to nominate
candidates for all Offices, State. county,
district, city, township and members o.
Congress for the election Of September.
1876: also calling a State Convention to
be held in Sacramento next Summer. for
the purpose Of nominating a Governor.
Lieutenant Governor. State officers and
members Of Congress. The committee
adjourned, subject to the call OF the
President.
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FROM M%ARYsvILLE.
Terrible Destruction OF Property
by the fisod-Aid Called For.

MEANWHILE. Cal, January 2i.-On
Tuesday ut 2 =. NJ. the water was two
feet higher around the city than ever
known. The levees were calamity do
Tended by citizens until 5r. NJ, when
the water poured over it in places
100 to 200 yards in lenghth. Every one
then took to saving property. by 10
p. N. the water stood In ID street i've
feet deep. Merchants piling up goods
in stores narrowly escaped and were
taken out in boats. Boatmen were Of
fered fifty dollars nm hour for boats.
Added to the terror three fires broke out,
one in the Western House block, in the
store Of L. G. Ross & Co. Hundreds OF
women AMI children had taken refuge
on the roofs and balconies OF this block.
by the bravery OF Ross and others tho
fire was subdusd. Families in tho sub
urbs took refuge on the roofs OF their
houses. On Wednesday at 2 A. n. the
water began to recede. and by o p. N.
was OIL the principal streets. At day
light this morning the city presented q
woful appearance. Merchants opened
their doors. found counters upset
and fallen goods saturated and covered
with the yellow slum Of the Yuba. The
class who are the heaviest losers are the
dry goods. clothing, grocery. boot and
shoe and tobacco merchants. The wild.
est dreamer could not picture the havoc
and ruin which has bcfallen the city. 1t
is impossible to form a correct estimate
Of the losses. Not less than 81, 600. 900
will cover tho personal property lost.
Merchants lose 75 per cent. Of their
stock. None escaped. One person.
Joseph Lanchlsn. aged 81, years. was
drowned. The heavy losers are William
Cohen & Co.. W. T. Ellis, Traynor &
Ellis. W. c. Fletcher. Marysville Wooden
Mill. Teptegss 4 Lanber, II. Marcuss
& Co.. d. E. Ellwell & Co.. p. Brown
4 Rro., A. Suss & Co.. Hersehstadter
Bro. Fiannsry a. Fisher. T. Dougal. E.
C. Ross & Co. Yuba City Is not af'
fsctsd very much. There Is no water in
the streets. The levee broke above and
tho water ran back all over the country.
Suffer county farmers suffer q great loss
in stock and fencing.
NnnvuLs. SsnsAry Alto John
J. ys,snli.a. suptL WI 4 Co.; Six
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Terrible Eneets OF Avalanches In
Utah-LRrge Loss OF Life.

SALT LAKE. January 19.-Snow slides
in the neighboring canyons occur daily
and almost hourly. Albert Stickney was
killed by 4 snow slide in Summit Canyon
ON Saturday last. William Stensby,
Superintendent Of the Cooper mine. IL
supposed to have been caught In tho
snow slide which occurred several days
ago that destroyed the Anna Tunnel.
house, as he has not been seen since.
The body Of Jackson. killed at the Val.
lejo ore-housc by a snow slide. has been
recovered.
Shafcr, Burton and Scott, who es-
capped from the County Jail last week.
have been recaptured-Shafer with his
feet badly frozen.
Salt LAKE, Jan. 20.-Last night al
7 o'clock q snow slide occurred ut Alta
City. Little Cottonwood Canyon. Tho
slide came into the upper portion Of the
town, demolishing two housos and kill
ing six persons-James Cary, his wife
and two children, aud John Vandsrlsen
and Mickey Kelly.
Later-Ths body Of Albert Sticknsy,
who was killed in Summit Canyon last
Saturday by . sno slide, wal dug out
yesterday. He leaves q wife and four
children.
The weather along tho Union Pacific
Railroad is modsrating and trains are
running moro regular than for the past
ten days.
SALT LAKE, January 21.--Anothsr
snow slide occurred In Big Cottonwood
Canyon yesterday afternoon. near the
| Richmond mine. A party Of men with
teams, engaged in taking down ore In
rawhides, were caught by the slide.
| Six men, named Thomas II. Frederick.
William Ritter, Charles Dabbls. james
Breeze, Henry Atkins and Reuben
Moore, were carried away. and their
bodies have not yet been recovered.
George McCaulin and Thomas White
were carried away and covered with
snow, but were dug out afterwards With
their lives saved. The aide extended
for q distance OF about n mile, and
was about 200 yards wide. Yesterday
the bodies OF the six persons killed by
the snow-slids in the city Of Alta were
recovered. Many more are supposed to
have persisted. but their bodies are COW
cred to n great depth by snow and prob
ably will not be found for some time.
In one demolished house was found the
body OF Mrs. Carey, sitting in a rocking
chair with an infant clasped In her
arms. Near them was the husband and
little girl: all had been s~uffocated BY
snow. AZ another house was dug out
man alive; another man. who had been
slespius beside him in bed. was dead.
Still another dead body wa found In
the vicinity. There Is terror In these
mining camps and most Of those who
can get away will probably leave. but
this is q difficult aud dangerous under
taking. as parties will have to walk and
run the gauntlet Of ~snow-slides on their
way out Of the canyons,
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Death Of = nsmssr Of Congress.
NKw ioRx, Jan. 22.-Col. Augustus
+. Allen. Democratic member OF Con
gress elect, from the SD New iork dis
trict, died at his residence In James,
town. yesterday. ngsd 20 years.
"s,ss
Assays $1,000.
Sioux CRY, Iowa, Jan. 22.-J. Des-
peryis arrived here tonight, directly
from the Black Hills. He went out with
Col. Grows ..pedition. which left here
lo,t October. His marty confined thsir
ona,o,ion, n tbs soutbern mart OF tho
hill. and tb.v found cold in sysry place
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There are many OF the age Of thirty 10 ski,
who are troubled with tso frequent evaeuat'er
ofthe bladder, Omen accompanied by q sligh'
smarting or burning sensation, and q weaken
ing OF III system In q manner the patient can
not account for on examining the urinary de
posltr q ropy sediment viii often be found. ant
sometimes email particles OF albuuen will ap
pear. or the color will be OF q thin and milki-i
hue. sgaln changing TO q dark and torpid ap'
pearance. There are many men who die OF thi'
difficulty, ignorant Of the canrc. which 10 The
second stage o. semlnal weakness. DIR. 3. vii
guarantee q perfect cure In oil such cases, abd
Q healthy restoration OF the genito-urinary or
gans.
IN. B.-Only an interview required In q ma
jority OF carer; balance OF treatment can he
conducted ct home without interruption 81
business. No case treated without 4 personal
Interview and proper examination. once
hours-l0 TO I, 2 to 8. and I to =. Sundays
TO 4 y. n. only. Consultation Free. Etamlna
ton and advice, eJ, JAY M
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YOUNG MEN,

Who may be suffering nom the effects Of youth.
full folliss or indiscretion. will do we'll 10 avail
themselves Of this. the greatest boon ever lait
at the altar OF suffering humanity. DIR. SPIN.
My will guarantee To forfeit hve hundred dol
lars for every case OF seminal weakness or prt-
yaie disease Of any kind or character which he
undertake. and falls TO cure. He would. there
fore, say TO the unfortunate sufferer Who may
read this notice. that you Are ircading upon
dangerous ground when you longer delay IN
seeking the proper remedy for your complaint.
Yen may be In the fret stage -femember, you
are approaching the last. lfyou are bordering
upon the last, and arc suffering come or oil oil
Its ~evilehects, remember that u you obstinate.
" persist In procrsstinatlon.. the time must
como when the most skillful physician can ren.
der yeu no assistance; when the doors OF hope
will be closed against you when no angel oI
mercy can bring you relief. In no case ha. the
Doctor failed of success. Then let not despair
work Itself upon your Imagination. bat avail
yourself OF the beneficial results Of his treat.
ment before your case 10 beyond the reach oil
medical skill, or before grim death hurrios you
TO q premature grave.
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The Relic OF Pharaoh's Times.

A. . -h.r ,ha p.st
Aoou' inv L.IJ
uensssee w. ~ Ws,,Tns
~ ANNA
Church was usea Tor sensil eoh'u''.
tee room: a. wa, snaS y9'n,
young iriehd ~nom WI" o., "AnI
came Along AMI teaenea o,' MS manu-,
deposr'eu E nhon, ,hp w;,,h
fed enshne.su nisnan.s IN Lii,
anu W. na1 W;,L;n. rom.,t.J. 1T
Saissu, NM III ~. - ,h.s. ola
80 70 7 Jon., am co;,c IN
I,hsx ;nno.srt a. thew oro.
- I'm h., soma ~ them Know .
.-onsa,nas, ,i,h, NOR. mar they are
v;il;nc 10 tell. ANYHOW. You JUS, watch
MEL
n. b.,ap IN ,urn .y.r and ,crutinisc
,hs rod di.k until n reverend brother
snn,oashsd him with considerable curl.
osi,v dsniet.J ON his e-ouutenance.
..Wha, have Won cot thers?" asked
An. ,.y.r,nI
40 said wilkins. ..that il a relic Of
IN. time. Of Pharaoh: a sort OF charm
called . check"
..Rrt ubsr, did Won Get it;"
..Ob one of NV brother. who was
IN IN a.. Fast hunting the tiger anne
49, ,hro,ch Icypt and brought this
U;,s ~, - or
..indasd. tina, {. ,.rv eur;ous. Won.
-. ar, nssa ,sm for, How red
ma .moo,b |, Is, Very euriou, indeed"
yes" dryly remarked wilkins. il is
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Paddock Elected n. A, senator,
FOREIGN NEWS.
England Demands an Apology from
Pern-Nontenegre supports Rss-
sia.

LONDON, Jan. 22.-There is said to be
good authority for stating that the
British Government demanded an eI.
plauaiion and apology from Peru. for
removing the passengers from tho Brit.
ish seamer At Csllao.
The st. Petersburg Journpl de 81.
P~.tasbury has an article. which Is taken
as an indication that Montenegro has
supported Russia in her difficulty with
Turkey.
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Trrrrrso pEA1n.-Every man or woman

TEnrriSo DEArH.-Every man or woman
afflicted with a cough or cold. which he or she
takes no measures TO arrest, IL icmptingd death
There Ia not q drug store In the land where
Uale's Honey Of Hourhound and Tar may not
be procured, and there " M ailment OF the
lungs or throat tending TO- consumption OF
bronchitis, which II Is not competent To cure,
Dc not suffer cold 10 accumulate on cold, but
arrest the tr,t symptomso pulmonary dircase.
and tone and in,igoule the breathing organs
with this wonderful remedy. Pixies Tooth
ache Drops cure In one minute.
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Turr Will DO Iri-reople who like to

Turr WILL DO Ir!-People who like to
trade to tho beet advantage In buying their
family groceries, provision. and all that sort OF
thing, insist on trading At Rison's. Odd Fellows
Building, Main street. Gold Kill. There they
can nnd Just what they want. including the
choicest Of can and case goods. fresh ground
coffee, all varieties Of pickles aud preserves,
fresh vegetables and fuiir. choice liquor. OF all
Kinds. a rpleudid assortment Of china and glaze
wares, crockery, ETC.. ETC.. and evcrythln; ~
tho most reasonable rates. Goods delivered
nee. Illson 10 q good man TO trade with. D
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FROM GAN DIEGO, CAL.
Adviess from 0usdaisjars-Nins
Nsu Sentenced 70 Death Sr shs
Murder or Rev. Mr.. stephens.

SAX DIEGO. CAL. Jan. 22.-By the
steamer Costa Rica, which arrived y's-
tsrday, We have received advices from
G~uadalajara. MEXICO. Of the 9th inst.
Nine men who were concerned In the
assassination OF Missionary Stephens
last year, are in confinement at
GuadAlajsrs under sentence Of death.
The inhabitants Of the District OF Topic,
so long kept in tenor by Losada, now
enjoy a state Of peace and prosperity
unknown for many years. The road
from Guadslsjars TO Topic Is now free
from bandits; thanks to tho vigilance OF
the Government and officers.
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ps.rcrlos.-The nearest approach to per

PEnFcrioN,-The hrArrrt HppruheH 10 Pcr'
feetiou, In artiies designed for kitchen nee. Il
that OF Doolsy's Yeast Powder. now generally
recognized as the most economical and relis-
bile Yeast Powder In the country. No hou,s
hold should be without u. To accomplish the
came results. Il requires but one half or two
,hiris the quantity that Il is necessary TO use
OF other Baking Powders, while uniform cue
cess In Masking rolls, bread. biscuits, pastry.
etc., Ia guaranteed. Recommended solely gu
It's merits Dooiey & BROTHER, Manufacturers,
% New street. New York. For sale by. all
Orocers. II
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PRuDlxr MorHKR--"D Don't look st
Professor Won Bungs %. Dora dear. or
people will think you are in love with
him." Dora (who ID i~nconsolabls for the
loss ofher darling poodle)-"I can't help
u ma; he's the exact image Of poor
MopsyI"
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STOCK REroRr.
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IiIhhs orhhN ii"e "' w"
drew another crowded. hoass last nisi''
Tonight tho little artistic VIII tax a
benefit. on which occasion will 10 pre-
scented the comedy OF the ''Little Peace
maker. with Little Nell as Gertrude.
The entertainment will conclude with
Doueicault's Irish drama Of candy
Blaks." in which piece Little Nell's sis
ter. Miss Lotta, will appear as Mary
Blake. and Little Nell as Andy Blake.
Tomorrow a"No Name matinee WI"
w s'e"'
iMrro'hNkSr new oui'u'ns'
which Mr.. Hall Is erecting ON the site
of tho old saeramsnto 9 shop is
7, IL,
last afP'o" "s ..,.o
sisneu Lf,h ,s;,h .nh.,an.
an' :" ".sS r." a;n,.ns;ans
are about % feet front by GO feet deep,
and windows are Tor nine frames IN
Inc si"e, u TWO win ,h. uoo' Mn.
n lew more su,h souc'uiV ou 1
street WI" sr'"''s ""l'"'e IVA sV"''"
appearance
DtsrrIcr CorEr. RISING, JupaE. The
,o,,.,v;,, h,s;,.., u.s ,r.p..etsd In
Mi. Court Yesterday morning: Daniel
Casey vs.. II. +. Heating; plaintiff per,
United 70 aineha MS x ns,, "
rs..",sah ~ p,,na,,;cL. con,inpsJ
~ -. ",.rssJ mill Sat
oa".s, ,n,.in.L /, Co,,, al.
utuy - -"~,nna ., a.
J'"'"'" ""
"",-,~.h.v
p..a,.u,
ID ,h., ,own =, ii,5.y
Isx AMI cached her, between $50
81 ! ,.eIock p NJ The caus. Of the
.isiay !. Attributed 10 the g. II. n. L.,
viz arr. now obliced TO transfer passen-
GERS at the American river bridge.
SMART ALrcK.-Some smart Aleck has
been m.andering through our town. dis
,ributing forged orders on various min
Ing companies, in payment Tor whisky
and other necesSaries OF NE hs wih
lind out in tho course OF ~ heurs, JUST
how much u costs sush "sk "s
rAl
mounts VI "e,s"
Gold Hill n Virginia depo's py 'hs
Virginia K Truekee railroad. during the
"a hours ending II ~. to-day: Ice 2
car ieaus, INN as sosa 80
ts.aI Total n car loads.
-.
lhk "sAihh" "'N ""'
night, but this morning shortly aitsr
sunrise, IL commenced thawing and has
80 eohuhu,r uP ~ .he P'es n"N
J. ~nrohah;ii,v tba, we mali he
Visited with another storm ere twenty.
o., honrs nass
TAxrs on VIRGINIA CRY PROPERTY.
The total "nouh' VI "Nss 'o"e'e' "
Dan. Lyons oiy lax 'oiee'Of Oh '"-
ginia City. during the past year, was
S32.5a3 Ia, leaving but a over
$1,000 to be turned over 10 the my Az
torney as delinquent.
slowly .A
slowly recovering ron 'he u'se "
physic he took night before la.t. Ihe
reason il. that he hiss heard that the
saloon Keepers bill" IS no, likely TO
pass this session o' the Lsss'"'"
Oar SHIrNENr.-There were shippeu
ON tbs v. 4 I. Railroad, to mills on the
Carson river, during D 'wen.y-,oar
hours ending at IL O'Clock N. to-uay.
100 carloads oil ore a~ssreSa'ihg 'so
Nm, .,,..,. .r. IN :.
.n,;,;on 80 ,h.n ,h.v
mueh oe''et ~. Nm, Ill,
ave been Ior soue ~ f,ssx an"h, -
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feet Of watsr over the town, Ill heusss
damaged. The poor rs destitute.
Money Is much needed; goods are chssp
hare. Anything will be acceptable.
W. 7. McLxAx, Agt. W. r. 4 Co.
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A WASHINGTON boarding house keeper
pawned her nselsotful landlords Sun.
day coat 70 raise money 70 repair the
house. Detectives intsrfsred, and the
designing female wa forced 70 abandon
her scheme.
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DLus rorsrs. = l.arge.sised. delicious bi
morning at Tom llcfron'- celebrated Eating
stand. Palace Saloon. Virginia City. Also oil
kinds OF fsh, spring chicken, porter house
steaks and everything else crayed by the inner
man. uefron's dinner combinations are q
marvel Of castron0nic skin. sell IN
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" your hair 10 coming out or turning gray,
do not murmur over a misfortune you can %
easily avert. Ayer's Hair vlgor will remove
the cause OF your grief ny restoring your hair
to It, natural color. and herewith your good
ooks and good nature.
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Jr.r READ Tm..-Heyman Broth,r, lave ju.,

opened . new furniturc sore on the corner Of
d and Taylor streets. They offer everything
necessary Tor furnishing houses. cheaper than
any house this eide ~ San Francisco. They
keep constantly on hand q large stock 81 furni.
turc, bedding, carpets, cfockcry, glass and
plated ware. Give them q call. dc2 I'm
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WITHIN ten years tho number Of
Names eonvicts has dscrsassd one
fourth. /.
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sur,.DAs's sn.snn3 y ia, 49,
Well. that's they way ~ ~
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LEGISLATIVE PRocEEDINos.
Isaac Bagyx wants Relief The
Camp MeDermets and other
Hills Passed.
CAasos. Jan. 20. 1875.

CAasos. Jan. 20. 1875.
SENATE.
A bill was introduced for the relief Of
Isaac Bagss rs pay for legal services rem
dered to the Territory Of Nevada.
A Joint Resolution. relative to the re-
moval OF Camp McDermott, was passed.
The bill. defining the duties OF State
Printer. passed.
The Battle Mountain and Austin Rail-
road bill passed.
ASSEMBLY.
The Committee on Federal Relations
reported a joint resolution soliciting
Congress to reimposo the tariff Of ten
cents per pound ON borax.
A jsint resolution relative to the pro-
tecticn Of fish in tho Truokeo River,
passed.
The bill to allow sa5 q head to dis
charged convicts, passed.
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ofdrysoOi.a,bsallsnd come
andsee.
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COME AND BR HEALED.

II matters not what your trouble may be.
come and let the Doctor examine your case. IL
call and satisfy yourselves whether the Doctor
understands your case. II he can cure You be
viii tell you 80; 10 not. he viii say ~. for ne
win not undertake a cure unless he IL con1dent
| Of Affecting the came,
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
DOMESTIC NEWS.

TO TIE COLD NIL DAILY xrws
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
CARSON CITY.

t.r.e,AL TO ru. oorD N oAirr nrvs.