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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-24


RxcoxsrpxnxD. In the description Of
the new school house In Gold Hill,
which appeared in tho NEWS some weeks
ago. Il was stated that the Board Of
Trustees did not intend to havo o flag.
pole on tho building. o fact at which we
then expressed regret. 1t appears that
the article has called the attention oil
the public to the matter. and a similar
opinion has been very generally sI'
pressed. Tho Trustees are going 10 70.
gard the public wish and have a flag
pole nj least thirty.ive feet In length to
surmount the domo. While they are
about Il why not put up q flagstaff that
will carry n flag proportioned to the
buildingS A flag twenty feet long
would not look very much out Of
| proportion, but II such IN ono should
ever DO procured for uso ut tho school.
house, Il could not DO displayed on Q
| pole thirty-fve feet long. OF course II
Il should never 10 necessary for the dag
TO 10 hall. msstej such q pole might do.
but In extraordinary cases. such. for in
stance, as tho death Of tho President Of
tho Unitsl States, which some people
,ina - sss how ~onil n be nossiblo Ia
No., s-nn,n,,;a,s honon 10 The memory
LILY wh;Is ,on ars nLout I,
o..,,s.a, 10 .-,.,v,h,.c ON ths scale nm
sh;s,. a. ,a.,n sa.,rros ~ ,bs builJinu
which ~ ."..,.s ana a,r worJ. Sor
nav" wou, hopor viii be .hs greater. Give
noio =, I.,st twenty ieot Longer
No that tue eagle olruL.ho sm'ivin ',
v.andIv Ar his wing In The face Of Mi
his foes. among which the two-igno-
rance and suptrsiition-for whose des'
truetion this temple OF learning mas oeen
erected, are the nost treachefous Az"
deadly.
ATTEMPTED BuuorIny.-An attempt
- -, . -, w,,r..,s,
WIS 'n""s a'' :
evening to break into and. nc doubt
rob the house OF Mr.. q. I. Cavayuaro.
on the Divide. The family was absent
~ INC Iae' P'Voaiy NOV" NJ
sou;,a' Who ra, playipu In The
street close by saw q man trying to raiso
n Of the windows. He thought the
actions OF tho man suspicious. and gave
an alarm. which frightened him
away. Mrs. Lazier. who lives In tho
sano building. says that she heard q
man walking in the house, from which
Il would appear that there was q brace
Of the rascals.
Huur IN TEE Cnows Porxr.-A miner
named james Baily had one Of his feet
badly crushed ON the incline OF the
Crown Point mine. at about 3 p. n.
..-.,.,,.x r, s,,sars TINT no and another
a.;nd Jo-n In ths Uiraffs with
: 49, as s;mL., vh;ch n, .omo msana.
n.h, % sho s;is. NJ tba inclino. This
e.asas 80. .na ,L,av Ro;Iv ont
s.uppeu ~. ~, Nv saot ~as burt II
aa ,h., hs himssli csnnot very
vii s,nlsin-
SHUT Down ron A DAr on Two
About II o'clock last night the crank.
pin Of the engine In the Pacific mill
broke. This Of course. allowed the en-
cine TO run wild, resulting In both tho
cylinder heads being broken out. For
tunately no person was injured. nor any
f.,tb.r damnpe than above stated done
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DIR. A. d. SPlNNEY,'
ua. Removed to 10. fiss South Q

Street. yInfnis, opposiis ~ChsnplAin leuse.
DR.. Splnney, well known throughout tho
county as Psthoioeist and Psychologist,
whose ruccessful treatment OF certain physical
disabilities and functional arrangements DC.
seryedly entitic him to the familiar rccoEni.
tlon Of the GREAT SPECIALITY, would r.
spectfuiiy inform the citizens OF virginla CiLy
manding more commodious apartments, he has
removed to his new ONCE. No. iss south Y
street. Virginia, seven doors norm O. us
frrneh Drug btore, where he Will es pleased
portunity Of Kidding themselves. through. bis
professional agcncy. OF such constitutional III.
noyances Aud ailments % he claims 10 compass
and ~ cure, Without entering Into biogfnph.
ioai details. II 10 sufficient " .impy, prlmul.
gals the fact that DIX. splNNkf's earliest
rstIon and conduct Of the Montreal tcanadA
Rasti Medical Institute. The regime OF the
Rnrli,h Pharmaceutical Colleges 10 ganecd by
an elevated standard An extended experience
and an Assiduous study OF The varied phases
sfdlsesse enables him 10 guarantee assurances
chronic affections incident TO both sexss, ,ueh
a. Nervous Debility. Exhausted Vitality,
Youthful Ercer.cs, Marriage Impcdlments.
aud Chroulc diseases generally.
To TIKI LADIES.
DIR. spfNNHY, while naturally Impressed
with the delicacy Of the suhject, feels 40 h.si'
ianry In assuring them that. In conjunction
with q competent know ledge Of ihrlr sallous
su1crings, such ~ Nervousness, NcnIalcla.
spinal Weaknrvs. Loss Of Appetite, Ia.siinde.
pfSspsus utrri. ltc,royefslons or Dispiacr-
meut Of The womb, Vaginal irregularities. l<t.
chorres, Dyspepsis. Indiecstion. c~onrtIIation.
and many petty, Irritating distinctions ihai
alnosi Invariably have their origin IN the inter-.
Inc region. he can fTord them :nmediaiercilef
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Cabin 10 Lei.

NY PERSON DESTROYS ov OBTAIN.
"A Ing : comfortable cabin, Containing two
rooms. can and the sams By applyi.g nLs
RRANKEI. Of his once on hain strss,. u9n
Hill. Su
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Big Men and Small,
Fat Men and Lean,
An can b. at,sd q, the Great
BANNER %sRoTHERs.
Fall and Winter Goods,
Nov being msnsf.etarsd a. their WI Manu-
factory In New York.
Now Is Jour Time to Buy Goods
Chcap.

IY-ons ofths Armi 10 constantly In the Easi.
under whose superyision and caro- al goods ars
manufactured for their trade, taking advantage
In the hurtuaiiou Of the msrketand purchasing
0oods Cheaper than any other Ilousc OF the
Pacific Cnast. Those In need Of Clothing VIII
consult their own interests and money by max
Ing their purchases a.
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.
Situation Wanted.

A YOUNG GIRL ACQUAINTED WITH
n hoasewosk. nunlng. and willing y nake
herself gsnerlly. nasfal,. visses 70 cs,sins
ass @. r.. fost-oncs, God ull.
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DIR. THOMAS
DR.. THOMAS
10 the Young, Middle Aged and ri.
derly Men

Who su1er nom nervous debility, debilltating
dreams, lowners OF spirits, lassitnde. dcsirr 70
AVOID society, giddiness, d~lnIness OF sight,
syphiliiic, contagious or pkin diseases. alec.
tons Of the heart, lupgv. liver. kidneys and
urethfn, ..N
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CsaasnieasiessL

A communication was received from
Frank cowden. Deputy Sheriff Of Lo"
Angeles county. California, containing
tho sad intelligence Of tho death Of
Souiro John Il. jackson. N OF Tho old
residents Of Gold Hill. who died. al WI.
mincton in that county ON the I'm
A vote Of thanks was rendered Mr.. Cow
den for his sars of deceased. and the
Secretary was instructed to communi-
cate the same 10 him. -,
This concluded the regular orler Of
business. after which the inspection OF
the designs for
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-24

Took place. and the ballotting p~roessdsd
with. Tho following Is n list Of the
names Of the artists Who competed Tor
the 500 prize offered by the Pioneers
for . design:
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Arscular meeting Of the Pacific Coast
Pioneers vas hell at their hall on u
street Virginia last evening. Prssident
MeNcuns occupying the chair.
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80 en- sick.

DR.. Holmes reported that Mr.. Beck.
with was sick at tho County Hospital.
and that his wife and family were in
ncsd Of immediate assistance. three OF
the latter being at present III with scar
lot fever. The Doctor wa instructed to
draw upon the Society 10 n certain
amount. and forthwith relieve the sui.
fering faisily.
President McNIsans reported that Vice
President j. 3. Kaneen and Treasurer
A. L. Edwards. we're. by tho advice Of
their attending physicians, at present
out in the country for the bsneat OF
their health.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-20
The LeaOes Mosquitoes.
THEY DRIVE AWAY PARTY OF FISHERS
FROM THE BEACH

THEY DRIVE AWAY A PARTY OF FISHERS
FROM THE BEACH.
The Tucquan Association, of Lancas-
ter, says the, IatelRgencer OF that city who
were at Lewes last week, intended to re-
main until Saturday, but they met with
TN enemy they had not calculated to
meet in such formidable numbers, and
after making gallant resistance, as long
as they could, they beat an inglorious
retreat, and, like the historic Arab, fold
ed up their tents and stole quietly back
to Lancaster, Their enemy was the mos
quito, who assaulted their camp in count
less millions, inficting thousand
wounds on each of them and drove them
from the battlefield. Lew Haldy was a
huge fisherman when he went away, but
the innumerable bites he received ut the
sea shore has swollen HIM up to double
his normal size. Marriote Brosius bore
the name Of good tee-totaler when he
left tho city, but the mosquitoes have
punctnred him so effectually that he now
looks like tirst-class "rummy." Char
lie Rengier's hands are puffed up like
pin cushions, and his bald pate marked
and marred rs though he was recovering
from tho smallpox. These fortunate
members OF the party are able TO appear
on the street. A majority OF the others
are too completely used up to show them
selves for few days. The most fortu-
nate of the party was Prof. 8. 8. Rath-
Won, the eminent entomologist. The
bugs" seemed instinctively to know
him and to avoid him. He has stuck
pins through so many thousands of them
that those which have survived his on
slaught took good care to keep out Of his
reach. He: therefore, escaped with COM
paratively few wounds.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-20
FOURTH EDITION.
Base Bagg.

ARRIVAL OF THE ACTIVE CLUE, or
READING-LARGE NUMBER OF
VISITORS.
At 7:3O o'clock, this morning. sbe
Active Base Ball Club, ACCOMPANIED
oy about 250 friends, boarded special
train OF five cars for Wilmington. At
Coatesville the train was crowded with
additional passengers, who swelled the
number on board to about 300. The
train arrived in Wilmington at 1890
o'clock, and was met by the Quickstep
reception committee, who escorted the
Actives, their club officers and q few
immediate friends, to carriages, and
drove them around the city for an
hour. They were then taken to Geo.
Wilhelmi's saloon, on Market street.
below Eighth, where they partook OF
a substantial lunch, after which they
proceeded to the Clayton House.
AT noon, the weather was threaten .
ing and rain was falling, which caused
to be felt that the game
could not be played. Hopes were en-
tertaincd, however, that the rain would
cease falling in time to allow the
match to proceed.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-20

NOTICE-LAW OF TREsPASS, - The
~ Farmers Association would respect-
fully call attention to the new law of trespass.
as follows Chapter 1870, volume Is, Laws OF
Revised Code.
SECTION FL. Ii any person shall willfuly
enter into, upon, or trespass, upon the ways,
lands or premises of another In this State, he
snail be guilty OF nuisance. ANY constable
or other conservator Of the peace, the owner
or occupier of such ways. lands or premises.
his agents or employee, or any other person
or persons whom he, or any OF them, may call
TO their or his assistance, shall have authority
to arrest such offender. either with or with
out warrant, either upon the premises or in
immediate flight therefrom, and If with war
rant, then at any place, and take him before
the county where the offense is committed;
such Justice of the Peace or Mayor Is hereby
authorized to hear and determine every snch
case in summary manner, and II he shall
find such person guilty of the charge, shall
ior each ofense, impose fine of not more
than five dollars and costs. The person so
found guilty may also be held In cognizance
with good security to keep the peace and not
to trespass for one year In the penal sum of
one hundred dollars. II the fine OF costs are
not paid, or recognizance not given when re-
cognlzance IS required, the Justice or Mayor
shall commit such offender to the county
prison, for term not exceeding thirty days.
All prosecutions, proceedings and costs
where not herein otherwise directed, shal
be the same as In other criminal cases before
such Justices OF the peace and Mayor.
SECTION 8. In case of the ownership of
any ways, land or premises being called into
question IN proceedings under this act, or in
case of 1t being claimed that any such ways,
lands or premises are not private properly,
the oath OF affirmation of the Complainant
shall be received in evidence OF such owner
ship.
The Farmers Association will enforce the
law at all hazards. Any member requiring
the Associations counsel in any such case
Will consult CHARLES B. LORE. ESQ.,, No.
1O2 Market street, Wilmington, Delaware.
BY ordor of the Farmers Association.
J. M. BRACKIS, President.
Attest: GEORGE Fl. BROWN, Secretary.
All persons whether In city or country. de-
string any protection the Association may
afford, can become members, subject to rules
of same, by handing their names with proper
fee-one dollar-to any of the following com
mittee, appointed to receive the same:
David 1relan, 205 1atnall street, Whining
ton, Ashton Richardson, John Bradford John
M. Crabb, William White, Reuben Satterth-
waite, Robert Banks, James Brown, Solomon
Townsend, John W. Day.
Names and money left at Bradford's paint
store, Third street, will reach Mr.. Irelan.
lyl.6tw
The daily gazette., 1875-07-20
STRAY WAITS.

Brandywine and Mutual Loan Asso.
Citations meet tonight.
Three common drunks comprised
this mornings police record.
The investigating committee will
meet again tonight, at Odd Fellows
Hall.
Before going to the seaside, buy a
nice. cheap suit from Buxbaum, Third
and Market.
Polite attention and cheap prices
draw crowds to Donohoe's boot and
shoe house, sos Market street.
The New York excursion leaves the
depot at 6 o'clock sharp, Thursday
morning. Be sure to be on hand.
.ArKTLR's lon CREAM.-Kyle's ice cream,
the best In Wilmington, at I'd and Market and
9Th and Orange. Families, picnics and OK
cursions supplied ut short notice. Give him
call. Everybody says kyle's cream is ex-
ceuent, none better, and nobody more oblig-
ing to customers than kyle. Cream always
on hand at I'd street market and 9th and Or
ange. une- 'v
The daily gazette., 1875-07-20
EDITION
Hungry Beats.
THEY BEAT A SALOON KEEPER OUT OF
TWO SQUARE MEALS AND FIGHT THEIR
WAY AI1T

THEY BEAT A SALOON KEEPER OFT OR
TWO SQUARE MEALS AND FIGHT THEIR
WAY OUT.
About $50 o'clock, last night, Jack
O'Hara and man named Kane, both
noted roughs, went intoAinscow's res.
taurant, in Bradford's market house.
and ordered two good meals which,
they quickly devoured. They then
started out without paying their scores
when the colored cook, who had charge
OF the restaurant at the time, shut the
door and with billet Of wood in his
hand, kept the rascals from going out.
They then assaulted him with castor
cracker dish and spittoon, and cut
him severely over the right eye, when
officer Cropper stepped in and took
both up the steps to the pavement
Here O'Hara assaulted officer Cropper
and while he was defending himself
both escaped. Kane leaving piece of
bis fiimsy coat in the officers grasp
They ran away closely pursued by the
officer and after lodging around sew
eral corners, slipped through an alley
near sixth and Poplar streets, and
made good their escape. In their
flight they were assisted by several
of their friends who helped them
on and impeded the officers progress
In various ways. Warrants have been
issued for their arrest and they will
doubtless be captured before long. The
row in the saloon caused the fire alarm
which was sounded at the time.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-20
SECOND EDITION ION,
The NeaU Reservoir.

Commencing Work in the Morning. Getting
the Men and Carts in Position-An In
terestiag Sight.
A GAZETTE reporter, this morning, be-
fore seven o'clock. took stroll out to
the new reservoir, for the purpose Of wit
Messing the interesting operation of COM
| iacE cling the days work.
At quarter be1otv sev eli, nearly all OF
the four hundred and odd men were as
sembled near the frame shops, with
picks, shovels and other tools on their
shoulders. ready to advance otheir pos
itions when the word was given. The
carts We're next got in line, and here q
little hitch occurred. 1t has been custo-
bank, but this morning the programme
was changed, and the carts were gather
ed in the basin while the roll was called.
This order was not understood by ma
Jority OF the drivers, and as they were
scattered around in various directions,
several minutes elapsed before they drove
into line, answered to their names, and
were assigned to their respective posi-
tions. This delay, however, will be pre-
vented hereafter.
About five minutes before o'clock,
the word was given to the laborers, and
they marched to the basin where the
bosses quickly selected their gangs, and
at O'Clock by the watch, the picks and
shovels were going with the regularity
OF clock work. The carts and rollers were
moving around and the whole basin pre-
sented scene Of busy, bustling activity.
At present the excavating is going on
mainly along the west side of the basin,
while the north, east and middle banks
are being constructed us fast as possible,
and have already assumed considerable
proportions. The rain of last Friday
morning washed away the north bank
quite seriously and retarded the progress
Of work in this direction. "
A walk around the basin revealed the
different gangs at work, and the bosses
running about giving directions and
hunting for men and carts. The only
interruption to the monotony of the
work, was a slight breeze between two
colored laborers, one Of whom threatened
the other with 'rap on the head" The
threatened man Indignantly responded,
III yer wants ter rap nae on the head,
drop yer pick an come out yere like q
man, an do it," A gang boss promptly
quelled the little disturbance, and peace
resumed her sway.
Col. McIntire, who is general foreman
since Mr.. Wickersham 8 resignation, man
ages the men with ability and seems to
be well supported by his associates. OF
course where 80 many men are employed
"time-killing" cannot be entirely avoid
ed, but on the whole the men seem to
work very fairly and most of them. no
doubt, honestly earn their dollar and a
half per day.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-20

ENoAMpMENT MERrINa.-Last night
ut Odd Fellows Hall, meeting of re-
presentatives from various eucampment t
was held, to consider the forming of an
organization to attend the Centennial
The uniform OF the Order was examined
and the meeting adjourned for two
weeks. The uniform proposed is as fol.
lows; The coat is a plain black froek.
single brested and with rolling collar |;
pants, plain black Of the usual style |;
chapeau, black silk plush with three
plnmes, two black and one purple bal
drisk, royal purple. trimmed with yellow
lace and gilt braid; belt purple velvet
with tive stripes Of gilt lace; gauntlets,
black with royal purple cuffs sword, SO
inches long with black grip.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-20
AccIDENT.-This morning Theopf

ACcIDENr.-This morning Theophi-
lus Jones a member of the Washing
ton y. +. Z. Company, started out Of
the engine house on one of the horses
when the animal reared and fell back
wards, throwing Mr.. Jones to the
ground and falling upon him. His
right leg was bruised and he was sew
erely injured in the stomach, so much
so that he vomitted considerable
quantity of blood. He was carried
into the engine house and attend ed
to by DR.. Quinby, after which he was
taken to his home on Market street
pei,w Second, where DIR. Bush was
called in. He is now doing well.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-20

NEW Council CHAMBEn.-The saloon
of Odd Fellows Hall has been fitted up,
and will be used as Council chamber
until the City Hall improvements are
completed. A railing has been erected
across the Hall, about the centre, inside
Of which the desks are arranged. A tenn
porary platform will be erected, on
which will be placed the desks OF the
President and Clerk. The new quarters
are airy and colnmodious, and answer ex-
cellently the purposes to which they
have been appropriated.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-20

PERSONAL L..-Congressman Jas. Will
liams stopped in Wilmington a few
hours, this morning, on his way to
Cape May, where he will spend sew
eral days, with his family.
Z. 8. r. Butler, of this city, went to
Rehoboth to-day.
MIR. John Messimer, of the Reading,
Pa, Eagle, is in town to day, in atten-
dance upon the Active -Quickstep base
ball match; John B. Mishler, manager
of the Active club, is also in town.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-20

STRUCK WITH A HAMMER.--During an
altercation in house over Eleventh
street bridge this morning, David Shields,
col, struck Thomas Taylor, COL, ON the
head with hammer, cutting him Sc
vereiy. Esquire Frazer issued a warrant
Tor Shields arrest, but he has eluded pur-
suit.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-20
Ladies Wishing 40 r.urcn... O

running and Simple Sewing Machine. would
DO well to call at No. 71S Market Street, WI.
m1ngton. Del. and see one Of the incest Fami.
iy scw,hg Machines in the world. It has nc
material iesired without change Of needlea'
Our hobby is simplicity. durability, light
running. and no threading-up required; seif-
threading shuttle, and self-settins needle.
discount off for cash. Ladies don'tbuy q
heavy and complicated machine, but get she
light running New American.
us Market St.: Wilmington, Del.
ly7d8wlv J. Ii. PRIMROSE. Agent
The daily gazette., 1875-07-20

One wine house in Put-in-B Bay made
2l9,0O0 gallons last syear.
That "Mr. Marsh" is bothering poor
Delano again.
Amonument to Mary Pomeroyr What
for, prays --.
ben, "the educated pig; is at Long
Branch.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-20

1t IL Useless TO AIyempt to cleanse
stream while the fountain Is impure. Dys-
pepsia, complaints of the liver and kidneys,
eruptions of the skin, scrofula, headaches,
and all diseases arising from impure blood,
are at once removed by DIR. Walkers Cali
fornia Vinegar Bittcrs, the great and infalli-
BILE puriGer OF the blood, and renovator of
the system. 1t has never been known to fail,
provided the patient had not delayed using it
until the vitality of his system was too far
gone. 1e25-4w
The daily gazette., 1875-07-20

BOARD OF EDucATIoN.--The Board of
Education met last evening. when the
Committee on Teachers reported that the
present teachers in the employ Of the
Board, with but few exception, had been
retained. Also. that 30 out OF the IS
teachers recently examined made eighty
per cent. or more Of correct answers, and
will be exempt from the next annual er-
animation. The Examination Conmit-
lees reported that the recent school ex-
ami,ations had passed off in a very cred
liable manner.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-20

EXCURSION TO Mt. CUBA.-The ninth
annual excursion of the Young Mems
Catholic Philopatriau Literary Society,
will leave this city on Thursday morn
Ing, July 29th and proceed to Mt.
Cuba, on the Wilmington & Western
Railroad. Trains will leave the depot
at $3.50 a. m, and l 80 p. IN. 1t will
doubtless be very pleasant excursion.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-20

COLLISION AT SEA.--The schooner Will
lie Harris was run into and sunk in Vine
yard Sound last Saturday night by the
schooner Narragansett, Of Wilmington,
Del. Her crew were saved. The sunken
vessel lies In ten fathoms of water, with
her mast-heads out, in dangerous posi-
tion for passing vessels.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-20

SALE OF LoTs.-At the sale of pro-
perty of Newmaa and Naff, on Satur-
day, most of the lots were bought in
by authority of the owners. The
amount they bought was equal to
three-fourths of the whole. Agents
for Newman bid in $23, ,0Oo worth.
The sale was, therefore, not fair cri.
terian by which to judge of the value
of lots
The daily gazette., 1875-07-20
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET

MONDAY, July 19,-5, T. NJ.
The cattle market was dull this week. and
prices were fraction lower. About 5000
head arrived and sold at 7L/aslIc Tor aytro
Penna. and Western steers. 61Sa1o for fair TO
GOOD DO, and 4a5c. per ID. gross, for common,
es to quality.
sheep were In fair demand. 5000 head ar.
condition. -" W
Hogs were dull; 1000 head sold at $40. 5Oa
$l1 so per 100 lbs net