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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-15

That political ed disoohAieA sirsop.
the Sacramento Record sis~ sssoosto
consider The recent sAbsrancss q Gsasral
Prsston. In an erasion The othsr day
before the Atsnni Of ne univsrsity Of
Virginia, - entitled 70 bat little weight.
II thinks The young men whom The
orator sddrssssd were sshamed Of him.
and that "his own society condemned
his uttsranoss quits - smphaheally
- any Northern audience would have
dons." We don't know how Il u In
California. nor how ssaloasly Ne ''so-
dsty" among which General q, Preston
moved condemned he sentiments %
uttsrsd. We only know thaa up here In
The mountains 70 would not b oonsid-
cred jusa The thing for IN orator 70
stuldty tbs memory Of NE fathers Of
his sounty-on them criminals and
thieves, dsnoapos them - unpAtriotc
rsbsls and refractory s~salots. and finally.
while sulogising the settlers Of Virginia
in unmsasursd terms. szpsnd the ut
most force Of languassi In viiifving those
who landed on Plymouth Rock. Gen.
Preston may not b . representative
oitizsa Of Virginia; he may not speak
The sentiments Of the bsst people Of that
State. We hope not. But Il must 30
borne In mild hat he vas selected 10
deliver an address before the graduates
OF the nst college In The South; that
bis audience we're thoss Who. . decade
since. held the sentiments hs uttered TO
b true; considered that zone Southern
or could whip Ave NOrthsmsrs. ''and that
the Chivairy OF the South bad blood Of
S,usr tings than the descendants Of the
Pilgrims. II also need not 30 forgot
ten that NO record IL given Of any de-
monstrations Of Installation at the
speech referred 10. either BY the alumni
or their guests. We DO not believe that
such Generals ~ - Preston represent
the s1.soldisrs Of the Southern army.
bot that they have . large following
among politicians and home guards Ia
not TO b denied.
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Tn, statistics Of a census Of the city

Tns statistics Of n ccnsus Of tho city
Of New Orleans. just publiahed. in
dictate a total population Of 2oi. 7cG. Of
whom lii.37i are white. and 57,392
eoiorsd. OF tho whites i03,G23. can
rssd and write; OF the blacks i7.752.
that In 10 say. about 20 per cent. Of the
white. and 20 per cent. Of the black
population. can real and write. This
SPEAKS very well for the late slave pop
ulation. considering tho brief time that
has elapsed since II was 4 crime for any
one 10 teach thom even the rudiments
Of an education.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-15

VIZ received BY mail this morning .
ticket OF admission 10 the "Grand
Stand" At Saratoga Lake. erected for
viewing the great intercollegiate regatta.
Inasmuch y the race occurred yssisr-
day. the compliment intended Is o
valuable than the ticket.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-15

TEE Democratic circus in Ohio begins
il psresrinations at G~allipolis. on the
2ist inst. when Old Bill Allen" and
Senator Thurman will show the faithful
how easy ID 10 TO make principles con-
form 10 platform, and reconcile their
well Known views on the currency ques-
ton with duty 10 tho country. the party.
ana IN thamsalves.
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D~EEPiCAnLE COURaK.

Nothing perhaps moro clearly indi-
Gates the attitude Of the Democratic
party tsvud the Central Pacific Rail-
road monopoly. and The favor with which
liz nominees are regarded BY Stanford
4 Co.. than The oourss pursued By and
uttsranoss Of the Sacramento Rseord-
Union. since the hspub,iean Convsn-
ton adjourned. the journal referred 10
has bssn . bitter enemy Of both The
party and il nominees. Failing 70 OBJ
tain the nomination Of Paehseo and the
exclusion Of IN anti-monopoly plank
from the platform Of the Convention;
or. In other words. failing 70 dietats for
its master. the Central Pacific Railroad
Company. tho nominees and political
principles Of the Republican party. the
Rscsrd. Union At once Topped and BE-
came the deadly opponent Of both. Had
IL pursued . fair course. svsn this action
would not have been without ~pslliahon.
But. instead Of going squarely over 10
tho Democratic party. where il irisnd'
are found. Il has assumed the Indepsnd.
snt role. and 10 s~ndsavoring to do COW
srtly what ID dAres mot openly attempt,
viz : 10 defeat tho Republican and elect
tho Democratic ticket. Its columns
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-15

A. J. HArcn. Of Reno, comes ont in .
card in this mornings Journal denying
that he has made $4,000 BY surveying
contracts in This Stats. and also that he
now has any contract with the Govern
msnt for surveying. This disposss Of
the journals complaint against General
Davis. which We copied yesterday. We
did not bslisvs the worthy General would
be quite % foolish q 10 give Hatch an
other contract. and va advise the jour
nal to remember Dsvy Crockstt's motto
hereafter In similar cases.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-15

Tun Carson Tribune rsproducss -
original editorial. an excessively smusty
Joke, from an exchange. Yet he Thso-
xs claims 10 b . model family paper.
The " old man vas Oh duty yesterday.
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W. P. PRATT & CO.,
OK BRoKERs 9.
Is sss,h G strsst,
vlRclhlA,................ NEVADA.
APPS ned I'm
MINlNa cor,

" pany.-Location Of principal place ol
busIpess, Gan Fnncisco. California.
Location OF works, Devils Gate District,
Stosey county. Nevsda. MS
lowing described stock, ON account Of assess.
ment tho. - levied On the ninth day OF June.
isTa. the several amounts cot opposite the
m Of the respective shareholders. - FOL.
laUa. IA
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h.,o been destroyed. The accident wes
caused By . spark from the engine which
caught In q eel Of cotton wnets neaf
The end door uf the CIR.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-15

TEAM this from the New York Tribune
nothing could Be- saddsr: "Ssvsral we'll
meaning journalists arc doing the keslsy
motor . great injury by ooniounding its
inventor with the Hon. W. d. Kelley.
A vague imPrssxion has been started
that the new apparatus IL . machine for
grinding out unlimited grssnbacks from
no psrcspdbls material whatever. This
IL . mistake. The new motor 10 run BY
watsr; al Of Mr.. Ksllsy's financial dis
covsriss depend for thsir propslling
force entirely upon wind"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-15

SENATOR SAaorxr comes back at tho
Bslain In . lsttsr publishsd in the Aha
yesterday. and completely dsmolishes
the statements Of the former. relative to
Bidweli's title 10 his land. BE shown
that the Baiiain's statsmsnt-that the ap-
peal dismissed BY Attorney General
Black was On q question Of survey
alone. and not Of tlls-is false. andprovss
from the records. that not until an Act
OF Cougrsss was passed. Juno 18th.
1860. or more than . year after Bid
Wells case Vas dismissed, was an appeal
TO the supreme Court on . question Of
survey authorised to b made In any
case. The lsttsr IL . clinchsr. and had
We room, should Be- Published in full.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-15

And In accordance with law and an order OF
tho Board Of Dlrectors, made on the 9th day Of
June, a. ID; is1o. % many shares Of each
Be sold at public auction. on SATURDAY, the
aist day. Of July, A. ID. 1875, Of the hour
MA o'clock =. Of said day, 10 pay said
delinquent assessment thereon, together with
costs Of sdversi'ins nd .Sgss.ss Of the sale.
onice-B01 Montgomery street., Room No,
Z. San rraneIsco. California. us I'd I.
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LATE TELEsRAMS S.
n. cs.sAiss1sesr or I.dian AZ
ssiss nspa1ss 70 Prsf. Aarss's

-
ne cs.sAissssssr Of indian AZ
ssiss nspa1ss 70 Prof. Asrsh's
kLssssr.
wAsunorox, JAY l4.-The Com
missioner Of Indian Affairs makes the
following statement in regard TO the let
ter Of Professor Marsh. published this
morning:
soms time ago Professor Marsh re-
turned from . Wsstsru tour. during
which he visited Red Cloud Agency.
About the Time Of his return numerous
charges Of misconduct In onhoe against
Agent savills, Of Red Cloud Agency
witch involved The character OF supplies
sud he ann Of thsif distnbution-
appeared In the liberal papers. all CAL
euiatsd, apparently, to Affect the Indian
once and the Interior Department.
Professor Manh came 70 Washington,
called upon me and presented samples
Of the supplies which he claimed came
from Red Cloud. but which no had not
verified personally. He did not call
upon the Secretary OF tho Interior. nor
did he communicate with me In writing.
He vas presented by the Postmaster
General 70 me r,es'aensi anu s.;"rs
nss. general ANU = ..'
10 al these tns seerslaIy maa =,
Ply ~ nothing had osen
him dsnni' enousn 70 !asu, s,onr
delegations to Washington In May last,
Professor Marsh mado his appearance,
and alter remaining severn, oaSs ~ sn'
city, without gaining upon the o~eeIs.'y.
who, being informed ne was pIesens :,
one Of the Indian meetings, intIoduceo
himself and X the PROFESSOR -
call at his once. Inc Professor cu.es
and the secretary kinaiy requsAlsu
him to give him. In writing. any GROUNDS
OF complaint ne might have against 'ne
Indian ssrsice ~ ..ea o,oua asency. ~
oAh1A 40 ~
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TO CONTRACTORS.

cRALYD PROPOSALS. FOR BUILDING
y aMasonie Hall IN Geld I'LL. Nevada, will
b rsesived up 10 and including JULY ssih, by
IL hasoslc Hall Association, said Arsocisiisn
yssssyin6 e thsnsslyes The right o. tclssil.g
- sssa d the store of Kagese BitiBer 4 Co.,
Main street, Geld mn. Nevada.
jystd - Y. CHUBBuCk, secreisy.
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cUMMINGs-fa Virginia, July 10. AMMO Nsv.
laha, 10 amt daughter Of Charles and Annie
CnnmlsEs sgsds mcnths 49,. -
s.t a.nrhi.a Of S' Wm. and Yi.ns." c.rSssi,
aged u months and - days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-15

Respectfully submittsd.
SAMUEL p. KELLY.
State Sup't Public Instruction.
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MARRIED..

RErF-JAMIsON-In Reno. July II, At the
residence OF the brides fAthsr, BY Rev. W. J..
Clark. Nathan W. Ref. IT,, 70 hiss Edwina
Jamisou, both Of Reno.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-15
Chicaxe.

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE state
msnt that has boon published that Far
well. member OF Congress from Chicago,
had submitted to the Secretary OF the
Treasury the report OF a Commission
composed Of local architects Of Chicago
in reference 10 the Custom-house build.
ing. Is wholly incorrect. When re-
quested by the Mayor and Council some
weeks ago the Secretary promptly di-
rscted the Superintendent Of Buildings
at Chicago to permit any Board Of Ar
chitccts appointed by the Mayor to
make q thorough examination OF the
building. and he understands that such
q Board was appointed aud Is now on
gagged In the work; but II they have fin
ishsd the work or agreed on n report
the Secretary Is not advised Of II. What
svsr report may be made, u 10 not be-
lisvsd that tho Secretary Of the Treas
ury will shange his order. already given.
directing the Supervising Architect to
suspend work and preserve the building
In il present condition till the whole
matter be referred to Congress.
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rhs Dsginnisg or the ksd-Jshu ID
Lee Turns states Evidence.

BEAVER. July l4.-John d. Leo has
turned States evidence. and will DO n
witness for tho prosecution and make n
full statement Of all no knows Of the
Mountain Meadows massacre. Tho
cause IL said to be that he believes he
was to have been sacrificed 10 appeaso
the wrath Of the Government and shield
more guilty parties, by perjury. II
necessary. There is q strong feeling in
favor Of Dame on the part Of the people
from Southern Utah. who are here as
Witnesses and many Of whom were con
cerned In the massacre, and they svinco
great animosity toward Lee. Bishop
Hogs and Spicer. counsel for Lee. have
advised him TO tell the entire story.
They believe Il TO be tho only way TO
save their client. a. well rs 10 give to
the world the whole particulars Of this
bloody ARRAY. Il 10 said by those most
closely connected with tho trial. that
there are plenty Of witnesses here to cor
roborats all Lees statements, which
will convict w. II. Dame and many 9TH
or high Mormon authorities, and explain
fully everything connected with the
massacre. Among the witnesses are
some who actually took part in II, and
some who attended q meeting Of the par
Elephants after their return from the field
OF slaughter. The officers have had the
greatest difficulty in getting the Witness
for Lees defense. Quito a number
have positively refused aud defed the
Marshal. while all those on Danes be-
half are present. which IL attributed TO
the fact that Dame is q Mormon in full
fellowship. and Lee Is not.
The Kisg Of Pain Arre~tsi.
EuRxxA. New, July 14.-Tho col
ebratsd King OF Pain, DIR. j. J. Nc
Bride, 10 70 appear in q new role this after
noon. a. defendant in an action where
In the State Of Nevada IN plaintiff and
the now Quackery law is to be tested.
The Doctor VA arrested last night and
taken before Justice Beatty. who re-
leased him on giving hail in the amount
Of $500 TO appear for trial at I o'clock
this aftsrnoon,
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Pacific Coast.

SAN Francisco. May s. - To-day was
set for the sentence of John J. Marks,
for enlightenment. On the opening of
Court this morning. defendant by his
counsel, made motion for new trial
and filed an affidavit in support thereof.
BY mutual consent tho motion was con-
tinued until 10Th inst.
BAKERSFIELD, Call, May S,--The Pan
amint News of May 4th has the follow
ing: VIM. Dale and Owen Coyle came
in yesterday They in company with
Mr.. Galbraith, the owner of the team
with which they were travelling. VIM.
Bean, teamster, and James P. Culp, q
fellow traveller, made camp at a water
station seven miles north of Borax Lake
April 30th. While preparing supper two
Mexicans came up and ordered hands
up, six or eight other mounted men be-
ing at short distance. The men were
all tied. The cook at the station was
used as an interpreter. The robbers
took from them all they had, money,
watches, clothing and blankets, and
made the cook at the station bake them
a lot of bread and pack that and other
provisions in sacks for them. The rob.
bers said they were attacked by soldiers
at Big Lake, ten days ago, one of them
wounded and some OF their horses killed
The leader of the party told the cook
that his name was Cruz Lopez, but
his appearance, especially o large scar
on the right side of his face, answers to
the description of Chavez. He ordered
the cook to let the travellers have what
provisions they wanted and tell Beth
shaw and Beaudry to charge them to
him. He says they will kill these gen.
tlemen at sight.
1t is said that Bethshaw and Beaudry
have their works at Cerro Gordo fortified
and guarded by soldiers in anticipation
of an attack. None of the robbers spoke
English, although it is believed they I'M
derstood it as they seemed able to read
the labels of the provision cans.
lREKA, CAL, May S.-Yesterday the
stage between here and Fort Jones, when
near the summit of the Forest House
Mountain. in endeavoring to pass team,
was thrown from the grade. The coach
and horses went down the mountain side
about two hundred yards. The driver
jumped from the coach and escaped in
jury and the horses were unhurt, but the
coach is badly smashed. No passengers
were on board.
PORTLAND, Ogn., May S.-The warm
rains of the last two weeks insure a
bountiful harvest throughout the State.
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Foreign News.

LONDON, May s. - The Eagle line
Steamship Schiller. Capt. Thomas, which
sailed from New York. April 2sth, for
Hamburg by way of Plymouth and
Cherbourg, has been wrecked off the
Scilly Isles. 1t is reported that 200
persons have persisted.
LONDON, May s. 11:3O p. m.-Addi-
tional particulars received of the wreck
of the Steamship Schiller. show that the
disaster is fully as terrible as at first re-
ported. The accident occurred at 10
O'Clock last night at which hour the
steamship struck on the dangerous lodges
near the Bishops rock. A fog prevailed
at the time. A boat belonging to st.
Agnes, the further of the Scilly Is
lands has landed some survivors of the
wreck. At st. Mary's Island others of
the survivors we're picked up while SWIM
ming with the tide. They had
several very narrow escapes from
drowning and were number of times
washed off the rock. They declare that
the number of lives lost by the disaster
is 200. A fearful sea is raging and it is
scarcely possible for the boats engaged
in searching for the survivors to live.
The Scilly life-boat has put off for the
wreck.
PLYMOUTH, May S.-The agent at this
place of the Eagle line has proceeded to
Scilly. A gun was heard at ten this
morning near the scene of the disaster.
LONDON, 1 p. MP to this hour, in
this city, only five passengers and two of
the Schiller are known to have been
saved. The Captain and Second Mate
were drowned. The steamship is now
lying broadside on the rocks. She is
under water and her main mast is gone.
A steamer and several boats are cruising
about the scene of the wreck. The dis.
aster was owing to dense fog which
prevailed, neither Of the Scilly lights be-
ing seen.
Two p. m.-The wreck of the Schiller
causes great excitement in the city. Ex-
tras are published containing all particu-
lars at hand Of the disaster.
A later dispatch holds out the hope
that some of the crew and passengers
may have reached other Of the Scilly Is
lands than those already mentioned.
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~ TIE L EGRAPH
SPECIAL TO THE PIoCHE DAILY HEcoRp
By wEsTERN UNION LINE.
ss 90 a p 49,
Eastern Dispatches.

WASHINGTON, May S.-The proposals
for the construction of the new revenue
steamer for service on the Pacific Coast
were opened at the Treasury Depart
ment on the LIST instant. and to-day the
award was made to the Oregon Works OF
Portland, Oregon, for 500, 900 currency,
that being the lowest bid. The vesse, is
to be one OF the staunchest in the service
and will be 125 feet long, 20 feet breadth
OF beam and II feet depth of hold. Her
draught of water will be 10 feet 10
inches. tonnage 227 tons Custom House
measurement. She is to be propeller,
with vertical inverted engine, 81 inches
diameter OF cylinder by "a inches stroke,
and provided with surface condenson.
CHICAGO, May S.--Ex.State Treasurer
Rankin, of Iowa. who has been on tr;a,
at Des Moines, for embezzlement vas
to-day acquitted.
New YORK, May S.-Col. Gildersleeye
has been chosen Captain Of tho Ameri.
can team to shoot rife match at Daily
Mount, Ireland, in June next, in an
swer to the challenge Of the Ulster
(Ireland) Rifle Association. It was
resolved by the American rife
men that the team selected by
- :. -
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the American people to meet
the rihemen of Ireland has no right to
accept challenge FROM any other source
as team. General Hawley telegraphs
he will eompste with his score for place
on the American team.
NEW York, Moy s.-The Schiller sailed
from here with l49 cabin passengers.
The list Of passengers is published in the
New York Times of April 2sth.
FATHER PoIST, May s.-The steamship
Polynesia from Liverpool arrived this
morning.
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,s = IS J. J. & CO., Dealers In Hardware.
III Main street.
IL AMILToN E., Wholesale and Retail
Ii Liquor Dealer. Main street.
HARENBERG DIR. O.. Physician and Surgeon.
IL Meadow Valley street.
Jacobs h SULTAN, Wholesale and Retail
u Dealers in General Merchandise, Main st.
+ IEBES q BOWMAN, Manufacturers and I'm.
IL porters Of Havana Cigars, corner Of Sacrs-
mento and Battery streets. San Francisco.
LIVINGSTON b CO., Fine Brandies, Wines
IL and Liquors, 400 and 222 California street,
r YNCH JOHN G., Wholesale and Retail
IL Liquor Dealer, cor. Main and Lacour SITS.
MEADOW VALLEY HOTEL SALOON.
u Bullionville.
MARX +. f.. Forwarding and Commission
Nl Merchant, Toano 70. p. r. b. Nevada.
MokTON SCHWEiGER, Boots and Shoes.
MOTT. FISH CO.. Importers and Dealers
AZ In Hardware, MIL and Mining Goods. etc.
NEsBITT JAMES. Commission Merchant.
NEVADA MEAT MARKET,
IN Main. opposite Lacour street.
DANAOA SALOON, Lacour street. Mahlstsdt
Il Phipps, pr0prietorH.
DITzER COHSON.
L Attorneys at Law, Lscour street
DOND, REYNOLDS l. CO., Importers and
L Jobbers Of Wines and Liquors, 2l2 Califor
nia street. San Francisco. ,tat
DIOCHE DAILY RECORD, Newspaper and
L Job Printing Once, Lscour street. west
end. Publication office, Main street. opposite
Meadow Valley street.
DOUJADE, T. G., Meadow Valley street, just
j. below Cedar, dealer in groceries and pro-
DRITCHARD's REGULAR FREJsHT LINE
i from Pslisade to Phoebe. Once Main
street, below Lacour. F. @. Mnshull Agent.
.nUINLAN b DOMAINE Phoebe Bakery
W Meadow Valley g..
DOEDER JOHN, psalear In Groceries, Pro
II visions and General Merchandise, Stone
CTElN. CHzS. CO.. Storage and Commission
y Rouss wines and Liquors. Lower Main
GsSSSsIf6srRIcH 1 KIErT,
~ PHILADELPHIA brewery, Main street
CO0TT RUSSELL, s
Palace Club Rooms, Main street
SHERWOOD BRO, Dealers in Lumber.
.STATE BANK OF NEVADA. - '''''
CTHPHRNsl j. B.. Fashisnab,s Bo0tmaisr.
TMoNpsCN i aAuDM, Wholesale Dealers in
" Wines. Liquor and Cigars, Lacour street.
s"HDERHOLD O., fs.gss
w Pioneer News Dspot. Main street
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