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COURT.

The followin. business was trans
acted in tho District Court this morning,
Judge Rising. presiding;
State OF Nevada W. Moh Tom-0tlsr
entered requiring Justice Cox to forth
with transmit e. tho District Couit the
papers in the said case.
Patrick O'Brien vs.. George T. Marye
two casss)-Case stricken from the
calendar.
In the matter Of the estate OF Patrick
Ford. Decentralization woodburn al
lowed S2OO ~ counsel fee.
In the matter Of the citation to Geo.
q. Waters. for the discovery OF prop
crty- Witness examined AMI dismissed.
Court adjourned till Monday. October
%, 1915, at 10 A. NJ.
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A WANT SUPPLIED.

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hsoLs =, ac,;a, for ,hs senti.
s''en uo 'VoN -. TO-. H. s.I,aIa.
inonIaiis', isainva uy'n, To-, a.. h.oors
asa iro,ess,Tn" hons t"r ,,,o nconi.
ior ,no pvop,e' .nh;so, ~ rr;vs,Ioi In.
mus. fe'a.o SuvIJ i, ,ha ,h~s;oaI
1etes'. 5uon ~ .sTha paoni.'s
man, ah" Auen IT,, - panv
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OF winch r ras vyeh sssnaa.i s,,ain'
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menus o. III nu'ho .".s,
o. unaiU ,om nv nrse.
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uoe, WV H., ,..s. az no,
coruial iecsp''on, ~ -. y,
me merits ,or Wnish y oi"anls v
tention' Inc au'nor IN man ~
people. lie sympathizes Win mem III
oil their aifictiols., ehofts anu atain'
ments. hs perceives 'hei, wnnsa
knowiedeo OF themss,ves-ahu oe,ie.,ns
that all truth shouiu DO ninuo W nv
sal d uous own suhiign'' rum NV
fund Of learning anu eApsIishee ne n
produced q work IN wh,ch No NV.
thsm . Dement'S o' nns n%.s. ., III
ne cons,aers n nun H. mom.y ba sm.rcss
.,,"n 49, ,,om loo Jiminutiyo
I,h. s,,i,, nn,;, ho GRADUALLY evolves
,oI sa H. ~ ,hoss conscious now.
,ha s,syciso Of which furnishes
s.i.. ox;Jonc. NJ orr immortaIity"
snuJrSa,,n. ,non ,Lo ,h.ory thni oyerv
t.o, ~ mini bo. n pbysical a%ntecsJent.
hs sos n;xsn an aJnirable t~rentiso on
rsr.hroi p-bvsiolooy. md shown the
h%sa,;nos of the facts thus established
mon ;ni;,;dual md social welfare. Tho
sn,ho, hslio,e. will Spencer. that '.as
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Arrival. ri. n.sstss.
departures I.a.s Evesisx.
,s-iisis.~ S~r,,-c. re-me~r.~.

VI. T.. CuUEcu. GoLD HuL.-Divinc
services will be held in this church to-
morrow Sunday morning. at II A.
NJ. and Mt ~. N. Sunday School Mt
~ -. n.
SIR. JouS's CuUEcu. Com HuL.-
There will 10 divine service tomorrow
ut 40 T.. NJ. Rev. X. =. Eastman OIL
eating. Sunday school at l:3o r. NJ.
ST.. Pans CnuRcu. Virginia City.
There will 10 divine service tomorrow
at n A. ~. anil 7:30 p. NJ. Bishop
Whitaker officiating. Sunday school at
IL a. =. NJ. All arc invited.
Rev. ". Il. Jenvoy will hold divine
service ut Dayton tomorrow Mt III
A. v.
Rev. W. Il. Jenvey will hold divine
service tomorrow at Silver City Mt
z NJ.
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The shaft.
A cHAPrER OF ACCIDENTS.


john Rankin was caved upon n con-
siderably injured about the head and
~ ,,h;,. wo,l;,, n, tho foot
~
level OF the oohsohua'ed virginia in'u''
ut about Z o'clock this morning. The
rock that struck him was about the size
Of o giant powder box. and fell six or
eight feet. Although severely injured,
and evidently suffering intense pain, he
walked from the shsh up 10 street
before he could be induced 10 have
wagon hired to take him home. HIS
head and back were badly cut, anu not
v~ithstanding his determination to con-
slider his injuries ou, ,rining' no wn n
evidently hur very oaa, aha Wn
probably take him q long umo W To-
eoyei. c-w.u ,,,,,,,ro d.o,.,. M.
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JACK KonLrn's Luso Trsrrn.-No q

JACK KonLxn's Luso TksrxR.-No one
acquainted with the above named gen.
tloman needs TO be told that ho pos
sesses first-class inventive genius. II
may not bc necessary to add that mi Of
his principal sources Of happiness is
turning this gift TO account In the an.
u%facture Of all kinds OF devices, whereby
no can soil his acquaintance and
have n laugh at their expense. His
latest invention Is n machine which he
names n lung foster. Il consists Of an
ingeniously contrived boz, In the bot
tom Of which Is q quantity OF finely pow.
dcred charcoal, the top being perforated
with a number Of small holes through
which the dsst can escape. On the top
Of the box Is o small wheel. which In
made to rsvolve by blowing into the box.
When exhibiting the tester to the upin-
itiated, he has O tube no arranged that
the air passes through II without dis
turbing the dust In tho bottom and re-
wolves the wheel on top; but. with .
treachcry which no n would suspect
by looking at his classical c~ountenancs,
he deIterously changes the connections
before placing tho machine into the
hands Of his unsuspscting victims, and
they arc badly sold when. upon blowing
into Il, q shower Of dust salutes them In
the face. Jack has laughed 30 much
since the completion Of his machine
that he has gained twenty pounds In
weight, and will soon make o respectable
member Of tho Fat Mems Club. Ho
says his principal victims are cousin
Jacks" who. as q rule, ore broad.
chested fellows who pride themselves on
the strength Of their lungs.
The LRvIArxAS.-Tho good ore de-
vslopmsnts OF tho 42o-foot Lowell Of the
Leviathan mine, made mention Of In
the Nkws Of yesterday. are even more
f~attering to-day. with still better PROM
Use Of developing into q regular BONANZA.
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SAN FnAScIsco, October 23-1 p. NJ
At the Preside Range this morning the
frst In order WAS the shooting for the
Kellogg challenge cup valued ut 800.
The shooting was commenced at tho
early hour OF 10 o'clock. Gov. Pacheco
and staff made their appearance and his
eIcelloncy was an interesting spectator
OF the conclusion OF the trial. The
first stags OF this match was shot yestsr.
day at 800 yards standing position. Those
who scored over 10 in q possible score
Of %, were entitled to shoot in the sec
ond stage Of tho match to-day. Besides
the cup there were four prizes offered to
the best shots at 800 yards range; these
wsre won yesterday. The first prize, q
frst-class silver medal Of the q. X. As
ISOLATION, by Chas. Burgans, Co. @, list
Regiment. Tho second prize, a second
class silver medal. by JEFF. Pascos OF
tho Same company. Tho third prize. q
life membership In tho O. r. A., by NJ.
Doano OF the same company. and tho
fourth, n bronze medal Of the O. II. A..
by Allen L. Falgcr. Co. L. LIST Regiment.
The conclusion Of tho match to-day for
the cup was shot ut GOO yards In any
position without artificial rest, and WINS
won by David Watson, Co. Il, LIST Rogi.
ment, by n score OF 90 out OF n possible
%. Tho shooting to-day was very
good, the weather being favorable. with
but little wind during the morning. but
o slight pist. though not sufficient to
obscure to targets. At tho close OF tho
contest for the KELLOGG cup, about half
past ten, the teams which were to COM
peto in tho grand team match for the
trophy Of the Association and the Gov
ernor's medal, were tolod of, and took
their position for tho first stage Of tho
match. at 200 yards. Governor Pacheco
opened the firing ut ll:3O, and the
match 10 now in progress. The weather
10 now clear and bright, but q pretty
strong wind Is blowing. During the
day. pool shooting, FREQ to oil corners.
at 200 yards. has been extensively
patronized. The shooting throughout
tho day, In tho regular matches. Is good,
tho scores being a fair average. A mum.
Der OF spectators are in attendance, with
the prospect Of quite q crowd during the
afternoon,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-23

A NonLg REvESoE.-If all the hus-
bands in the world had rs much sense
A. tho one OF whom the following Is
told, the number Of ~lady-killers would
10 apt to decline very rapidly. IL Is
said that one evening last week q GER
tain young man Of this town who prides
himself on the number Of his female adj
mirsrs, WAS. during the absence OF her
husband. spending u few hours very
pleasantly with q married Indy on the
Divide. The lego coming home unex-
pectedly. caught sight OF a pair OF van
,shinc coat-tails as no entered. and CIV
inc pursuit corraled the fugitive in an
clubhouse (more necessary than pleas
,nt) at the rear Of his dwelling.
Instead Of storming around and getting
a pistol. he quietly went to work anu
piled about u cord OF wood. which was
handy by, against the door Of the house.
md then went indoors. The gay Lo-
:hario was a prisoner tho greater part Of
he night, until released by his merciful
captor, who finally let him out, and sent
Aim away with a parting kick. Inc
stOTN has kDultusW hhtu ~ "'N
xhenever tho hero thereof now goes to
5oasting Of his conquests. an inquiry
ibout the health Of Mrs. - checks
ais fluent tongue. and reminds him 81 n
pressing engagement.
Tng Drpic,IioS.--The event OF to-
lay in Gold Hill is tho dedication OF tho
| lew school.house. IA this Ia written
previous to the dedication. and any nc.
count thereof cannot he given to-day. oil
| hat can lie spoken Of II, is what has been
already noticed In these columns. Per-
haps one part Of tho programme Is
worthy % especial notice. and that IL a
proposition 10 treat each Of the children
present TO about pound OF
candy. II tho plan should he car.
riei out, the dedication will not be so
.heap an affair rs some may think. for
anon a low estimate there will DO about
loco children present. and il takes coin
TO bur half n ton Of candy. However.
tho amount Of pleasure conferred would
more than counterbalance the outlay.
and We hope the little folks may DO given
all the candy they tan get away with.
Professors Flint. Kent and Cromwell,
AMI Major Sherman and Others are ea.
pectel 10 crate. and no doubt u great
many good things will he said.
ForSp.-Mis Murphy. upon the
suspicion Of abductinS whom Chatham
was arrested in virinia. as chronielsd
in yesterdays NEws, turned mp all safe
n about 2 r. NJ. yesterday. She had
been stopping with a friend in the north
end OF tho city, and there was no reason
for having Chatham arrested on her &c
count, other than the fears OF her pa
rents respecting her welfare. He there
foro stands acquitted In tho eyes OF u
public.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Emperor william Ea Route 70 Bsr.
MILAN. October 23.-Ths Emperor Of
Germany leaves this afternoon for
Berlin.
Count Won Ar.in's ssntsses 70 10
Ceminuted.
LONDON. October ga special from
Berlin says IL Is reported that Count
Won Armin's sentence has been COM
muted to a fine.
Withdrawal or BuIlien from the
Hank or England.
LONDON. October 23.-The amount OF
bullion Withdrawn from the Bank OF
England on balance to-day was E54, 900.
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PrnsoNlL.-Prof. Cromwell. Super.
intendcnt Of Public Schools In Lyon
county, paid . visit to u sanetum to-
LAY. lie came up from Silver City to
attend the dedication OF the new school
house this afternoon. Tho Professor
SAYS that the schools in Silver. Dayton
and Sutro are all in n ilourishing con-
dition. the attendance OF pupils in the
first mentioned place being about twenty
more than last year.. while the other
places hold their own. Modesty u n
of the prominent virtues Of Gold Hill.
but Notwithstanding. We venture to re-
marx that none 81 the towns mentioned
can hold u candle to this place in the in
crease II children.
Ts,cnsR APPOINTED. 80 Tho School
Trustees Of Gold Hill met last evening
for the purpose Of choosing q teacher
for the now department Of the central
school district. l.. II. Lister. formerly
Of iierrion county. Michigan. was eho-
.en. lie will assume his duties Mon
day. Professor Kent. who Is personally
acquainted with Mr. Lister. says that he
enjoyed the reputation Of being the best
teacher in the section Of country from
which he comes.
PirE.'s OrsRA IIorsE.-The benefit
Of Mcstayer and representation OF the
'.Hooilum" attracted a crowded audi
enc To the Opera House in Virginia last
evening. I'll. play is full Of fun and
amused all present vastly. IL will DO
repeated this evening. Tomorrow.
..i,obsrt Macairc:" and Monday evening
Gnst appearance Of Dcminick Murray.
s.nsrrrLpG rAKD MssrISa.-A special
meeting Of the Sarsiicld Guard will 10
held at Miners Union Hall. Gold HILL
nj I o'clock T.. NJ. Sunday, October 9Th.
4 full attendance Of the members Is re-
uuest.d. as there will he business OF m
n%ortanco 10 transact. See Official notice
IN another column.
FEiL TmRouoH.-The proposed loot
rae. between Thompson and foy. which
was mentioned in the NEws about a
week ago. will not come on. roy having
failed 10 come up with the coin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-23

RusAwAr.-Tho buggy team OF John
Dunn, Superintendent Of tho Justice
mine, took fright near the Imperial
mino, ut about 81. o'clock this morning.
and made lively time up tho hill towards
Virginia. They collided with Bob Nc.
Donald's buggy In front OF the Ashland
House. on tho Divide, and knocked II
into kingdom como. No other injury
was done. tho runnways being stopped
In front Of tho Chollar Office. a short
distance from where the collision took
nlAca.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-23

NEGLECTED Couous AND CoLDs.-Few
arc aware Of tho importance OF checking
q cough or common cold in Its first
staco; that which In tho beginning
would yield TO Browns Bronchial
Troches, II neglected. often works upon
the lungs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-23
new Yonx NINE AxD WORKS.


The powerful and costly new hosting
works Of this mine being Just completed
and put into successful operation. after
some months Of energetic. well directed
effort, u brief descriptive account OF the
same Is appropriate at the present
time.
Is very eligibly situated on the east side
Of Gold Canyon. in the vicinity Of and
in the same group with the Justice, Lady
Washington and Silver Hill mines, and
therefore partakes Of the same good
prospects developed in those mines. 1t
Is an old location, and for some
years was worked in n very irregular.
disadvantageous manner. but finally the
management changed. other parties OBJ
tanning control, and Mr.. Robert Apple.
the wtll.known mining man. was APP
pointed Superintendent. bringing his
experience and ability to bear In the
case, lie proceeded TO the more system-
attic development Of the mine. sinking
the shaft to the depth OF 80
feet. Several fine looking veins or
feeders to the main ledge were passed
through. some Of which gave good AS
says, and the whole Of the ledge matter
gave indications OF increasing proximity
TO the main lode itself; but at the depth
stated, water increased at u very rapid
rate, until so strong a body was en-
countered th~atssinking deeper with the
machinery then In use ut the surface
was found impossible. Since that time
tho company have been engaged In tho
erection Of iirst-class
IIsisting works,
Which, Us We have said before, arc now
just in working operation. the buildings
spacious aud well constructed. and tho
machinery Of n very powerful and sub.
stantial description. being a duplicate OF
that In such efficient use ut the Caledo-
mia new shaft. The hosting engine has
40 inches stroke, with 20 inches diam
eter Of cylinder. The pumping engine
has 60 inches stroke, with "a inches di.
Ametsr Of cylinder. Both are splendid
pieces Of machinery. with all the latest
improvements, and are FROM the famous
Risdon Iron Works. San Francisco.
atioys ~ sol;a c,sni,. masonry. twenty
,nnr sss, leon with anchor bolts and
braces Of NM. most secure description.
n bo;stin, ar oallows frame over
,hs shan' IL n very lne niece
of substantial wood work. which
loots no tbon,b n might last for.
80, w;,,on, hn,Ic;nc oysS for nm sartb.
Tr. ms;, sr;Id;n, o,e, ,bsss
fA"ls ,Sa q. -. H., \. ta., ,,;Is
M 80 - ,ons,;,n,;n. =
S@I.x an LIaorso;,hs L,n
.n ~ NJ snS Ill, ro,n An Nv I'm ssnt
=. "na,hS. LII ysccssarv
outbuildings. The main buildings are
very substantially framed and construct
cd anu eVefy'nihg IN anu aooas .ue
woiN ..si =,".sJa,,.an, ~
Az "ou.e ahu p,"0N CsaL ~
'ha. Po,uen ., y s'ea y mn.
erai oeis inc,ausu si'niu naI.
ot INC New io'S tn o."nn;na-: =.
ing l,.s
OF suincient capacity " a.na ~. "V,A
'he mine 10 aueP'h o' 'vVo i,o'
me ooiier room are iout Mis0 oo''eis,
Tue oiacns,hi'h smop eoh,uas' ~
other facilities, drilling m"en,no ana a.so
u o~oil-cu1uns nh",hin .nI ,so"
very COMMON ~ 'nis soeuo w" a.,.I.
s't"s =, Noou mv r s;,n,,"J No
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CHEMICAL srn EnGrm.

Save tiuc. health and money. Avoid quaeks
and buy "ChemlcAl Strength" sold by all
druggists. Instructions full. and n cure guar
antccd In any ca-e OF facilitating dreams Tor
seminal weakness), and all alarming symptoms
Of nervous decay. resulting from self-abure.
excesres or any caure. CRANE 4 BRiaIiAn.
Wholesale Agents. San Francisco. Price -
per bottle u
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
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Another Murder.

NEW YonK. October 23.-Thos. II.
Ferris was probably fatally shot last
night by Edw. Higserly. in front Of the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, during q quarrel
growing out Of the contest for the State
Senate between John Morrisscy and
John Fox. Ferris and Higssrly are
well.known local politicians.