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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-28


Quick wonk.-If all tho mines on tho
Comstock had arrangements for putting
out fires in and around tho hosting
works, reduced to a system the same ms
at tho Bsleher mino, II would add much
TO tho safety OF life and property. Last
evening Mr.. Landers, adjusting agent Of
the Imperial and Queen Insurance Com
pany, who 10 ut present In Virginia.
went TO inspect tho Belcher hosting
works, and 10 show tho means ut hand
for fighting a fro, Mr.. W. =. bennett,
top foreman, had an alarm OF lre sound
cd. In just thirty-four seconds after
the alarm was given. three streams Of
water were being played over tho hoist.
ing works. As is well known, wntsr IN
carried in pipes to tho principal hoist
ing works on the lead, and the different
mines have rubber hose on hand which
they attach to tho pipes, throwing
streams Of water over the buildings In
case Of fro or any other emergency.
P~ARKIsson's Nxw MAr.-we received
to-day, through the Surveyor Generals
ONCE, Virginia City, a copy Of Parkin.
sons new map of the Comstock Lode.
II Is supplementary 10 his other one.
giving over 200 new locations
Of mines made since that was is
sued, together with other important
changes, Of material interest TO nll con-
cerned. Tho map needs no recon-.
mondation from us. Il Is official and
complete. Copies can be obtained Of
Mr.. James Butler. at the Surveyor Gen.
erals once. b street, Virginia.
VIRGINIA PoLicx AxRKsrs.--Tho TO-
lowing parties wero arrested by tho Viz
ginia police last night: VIM. N. Ne
Namara, by Higbes and Smith, for as.
sault with deadly weapon; +. j. Doyle,
by White and Smith. for being drunk
and uslosp; Jake flaherty, by Kiley and
McGinty, on tho same charge; l.. Il.
Hazelton. by smith, for being drunk
and disorderly, aud John C%hinaman, by
Scott, for petty larceny.
Our surPNESr.-Thoro wcro shipped
ovsr tho Virginia and Truckcc Railroad,
during the "a hours ending at Las to-
day ~ car loads Of ore, ~aggrogating CsG
tons.
Our ON BAIL. John II. Showers,
who shot q man at tho Washington
House. on the Divide. some months ago.
was released Of $4,000 bail last even.
ing.
GoLD HILL PoLrcr AnrEsr.-Miko
Hogan was arrested last night, by officer
Jones. for disturbing the peace.
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A March THAT FELL THRoron.-A
pigeon shooting match for $50 a side
was arranged to come nj tho racs-track.
north Of Virginia City. next Sunday.
The money was up. and everything run
ming smoothly. until n proposition was
mad. by ono and accepted BY the other.
that the match be thrown oil. The man
who was to win then went TO posting his
particular friends how to fence. In or
der TO keep outsiders in the dark, no that
betting would 20 ON lively. a second
agreement was male, that the losing
man should DO allowed TO win the first
four birds; and thereby hangs q tale, for
no sooner was this agreed upon than the
Marty who agreed 10 lose. went To his
friends with truly Punic faith. and told
them TO bet all they wished on him. for
now he Lad the drop on winning the
match. This Was by some means learn
ed by tho other party. AMI the match
broken up. One Of the very best rules
TO follow in these sporting matters Is,
always to bet your money on the win
ner.
srsriciou. LOOKING. A large rock
wsirhin, about 100 pounds, was discov-
cred by George Rogers and Phil. smith
an the railroad track in tho Gold Hill
tunnel. last evening about i've o'clock.
Whether the rock was placed there Tor
tho purpose OF ditching n train or not IA
impa,sible to tell. II such was the in
ten,ion the object must have beer TO
throw of "A certain train for the purpose
Of injuring the men running the tram
ual robbery been the object, q more ut
ting place and time for tho purpose
rogIi surely have been selected. Its
more than probable that some n VINO
was put oil "a train took this method OF
vettin; even. The rock was too heavy
10 have got ON tho track by accident, or
10 have been placed there by children
playing In tho tunnel.
A Coop TiME.--TLe members OF the
Caledonia Club met at Miners Union
Hall. Virginia. last evening. for the
purpose Of having n little social enjoy
ment. Songs. dsclamations. reeitations,
etc. were tho order Of the evening.
The club designed having a picnic n
Highland games this season, al the
Bowers Mansion. whore prizes amount
ing 10 500 were To have been distribut-
cd. Tho enterprise had to 10 aban-
doned on account Of tho price asked oy
the Virginia and Truekes Railroad Tor
the use VI their cars.
THIEVES ABouT.-The clearinghouse
of Mrs. Wright. ON the Divide. was en-
tered by sneak thieves Wednesday night,
who took away all the bread they could
find in the house, together with several
hams AMI other articles OF food. n Chit
nanan who Was discharged from her
employment q few days AGO is suspected
of the theft. The suspicion IL not
croundless. as Mrs. Wright discovered u
table cloth belonging to her in his bum
die when he WAS preparing to leave het
house ON being discharged.
AxoruEn Prize FioHr.-Two younS
Gentlemen. OF Virginia. named Vim.
I.rri. ami Win. Lynn. have agreed TO
contest their skill and endurance n the
urixs ring. The stakes will DO put up
and articles Of agreement signed on the
6nh Of next month. They arc well
matched in weight. Harris u q Cornish
mau. Lynn an lrishman.
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MEETING OF raE PIONEERS.

A regular ssmi-monthly meeting OF
the Pacific Coast Pioneers was held at
their Hall. on b street. Virginia. last
evening. Vice President Holmes oc-
cupied the chair. in tho absence Of
President McMeans, and there Was q
goodly attendance Of members. The
following
New Members
Were elected: George II. Williams
and T. J. Gray. both Of Virginia City.
The following
Appiiessis.s er Msabership
wero received. and referred to tho
proper committee: b. G. Whitman.
DR.. Z. b. Harris, A. +. DAhlgrin, Viz.
ginia City. George b. Coakley. Gold
Hill. 7. II. Cunningham. San Fran.
cisco.
Csmsaisses Reports.
The Committee on Sick. and tho FL
nance Committee. made their usual re-
ports, and the President OF tho Picnic
Committee reported progress. The fol-
--
-. ~
were sAhio''sd as receiver sheo iAs'
meeting:
by Mrs. Bowers, Of washoe Valley
A fna, large gilt framed engraving. 80
BY ~ inches in size. entitled Morning Of
tho Chase or haddon HAL. IN the Days
Of .ofu, sa IIo asI i''a'. VA
vote Of thanks Of the Society was ten
dsred 10 tho generous donor.
By DIR. II. b. Sharp, Carson City-A
valuable gold specimen scarf pin. The
fne little nugget forming the head Of
this pin was dug by DIR. Sharp in FL
Dondo county, California, in 1919. and
is evidently n Of tina, same old kind.
10 famous to all Of tho "Old Boys"
A special vote was also rendered TO DIR.
Sharp.
..,.
ny W. l,n. o'eNMs-n M.aa
sn"Ptu .i!so'i1iou,
or sandstone, y, son,e,nins VI 'no ,oI''
About the siAe OF oaoy > neau, III To
son,onns . Pe,,'nsu
perly Acknowledged anu appreciated.
After a lew details OF otner regular
business inc meeting a~ulou,hea' anu
euleu eommun'ch'ion was IeIu ' 'n'
COMMITTEE OF Arrangements ior tho
Grand Pioneer Pienie,
Which is to 10 held Mt Bowers Mansion,
wo.bos Valley on Saturday. .June 2s,b.
r. c,.;ru., ., a.. .omm;,.
'uoso nhoh, 'nn"Ao " wv
tee. presided.
The Committee on Cars reported hav-
ing had a consultation with Superin-
tendent Y%erington and secured thirty
i've ears at S75 each for the excursion.
The Committee ON Music reported
having secured two bands OF twelve
pieces each: u in Virginia and the
other in Gold Hill.
The Committee on Grounds reported
having made full arrangements with
Mrs. bowers: the Pioneers to have on-
tire control OF the grounds for the day.
together with tho reception and billiard
rooms and all those portions OF tho
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TuE FLOWER QuKES.-A we'll filed
house greeted the first performance OF
this beautiful Can.ata. The stage was
tsstefully trimmed with evsrgreens.
which with the gorgeous dresses Of tho
performers. together with elegant bou-
queis. had n very pleasing effect. The
opening chorus. We Have the Flowers"
was well rendered and we'll received, all
singing in perfect unison. The chorusos
were good and showed careful training.
After the opening chorus came Mr..
CLARK as the Recluse, with o solo.
Mesdames Perkins and Wastell, in their
duet, "would'st Thou Know" did
themselves great credit, singing correct
ly and with decided taste. They wero
encored by tho audience with hearty mp
plause. Miss Felice Genesso sang.
"Make Way Ye Silly Pratsrs," very
artistically indeed. This young lady.
who has 40 often contributed her efforts
to similar performances, possesses do
cided artistic talent, and could with
proper training make her mark In
the great theatrical world. She
also sang two very comic songs.
Little Miss Falk gave "way Down in
Maine" in such q quaint and original
manner as To elicit rounds OF applause.
Tho grand tableau OF might" with
Miss Juliettc Bona as tho Goddess, was
especially fine. Miss Emma Knapp 40
quilted herself very c~reditably. and the
same may lie said OF all the soloists.
Miss Bartlett. In tho tableau OF "Morn-
ing" looked bewitchingly beautiful, aud
We could not blame q young gentleman
ON our right, who. as tho curtain slowly
roso, gave vent to q very expressive
"Oh, N.Y." Tho May.pols dance was
very neatly executed. Tho Coronation
scene, by the aid Of calcium lights, was
very beautiful. Tho whole performance
was a success, and those who took part
are to DO congratulated upon the finished
manner in which the cantata was pro-
scented. We arc glad TO notice improve.
ment in our home talent, and feel dis.
posed to look kindly upon tho mistakes
which occasionally occurred. Tho per-
formanco will be presented again this
evening. and wo advise those to attend
who can. rs IL will be to their advantage
TO do 80.
No ArrKMPr At SuicrDE.-A young
woman Twin: at the lodging house Of
Mrs. Matthews. No. 100 South G street.
Virginia, came nigh dying Wednesday,
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Dr-rnIcr CouEr - RisrSo. JupoE.--
The following business was transacted
:. M. co,,, ,-..,cr,,,. Duncan Nun.
I" '""".,a..., ON N. .
roe, u Vas nv
JUDGE Oos. for obtaining money under
false pretsnses, Was taken before Judge
Rising on q writ O haoeas corpus yes
terday and discharged rom eus'o'y
This disposinoh o, 'ne as,SaMnsa
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Earthpuske-KiiIed the Admiral.
LONDON, May 2s.-Tho Lovant Herald
says. q series Of terrible earthquake
shocks occurred IN tho beginning Of May
In the Province Of Barousa, Asia
Minor. Six hundred houses were do
stroyed. n hundred and sixty.two lives
lost, and one hundred and eighty.soven
persons injured. Tho total number Of
killed Is unknown.
A correspondent t~elcgraphs that the
Carlist battery at Mount Rico, fred on
. Spanish squdron. Tho admiral com.
mandipg. was killed, and four officers
wounded.
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ought to reach what may be called thei
nominal equilibrium"
Prsss Excursion.
NEW Yoix. May 2s.-The press eI
c%ursion from this city to Boston and 70
turn on the City Of bristol. returned
this morning. Most Of tho principa
papers In Philadelphia, New York ant
New England were represented. Reso'
lutions, praising the accommodations Of
the company and thanking tho oficerl
for their courtesiss. were unanimously
adopted BY the e~Icursionists.
Aiseelisnesus-
New YoRx, May ga Harrisburg
special says the Imitation Committee,
called to meet there yesterday. did no.
assemble.
Fletcher Harper. tho only surviving
member OF Harper 4 Bros, is lying
dangerously III.
Col. b. N. blanchard. o prominent
railroad man, Is very III at a hotel. lie
Is suffering with paralysis.
ANDERSON. Ind, May 2s.-At three
o'clock yesterday morning o fro broke
out in the confectionery store OF X. L.
Bliss, and before It was subdued the loss
was 8 $4,000. Insurance about S25, 900.
wISosA, Mimi, May 2s. The brewery
OF ]. II. Becker, on the east side Of Sugar
Loaf, about two miles cast OF this place.
WA destroyed by fire Wednesday night.
Three men in the brewery were obliged
to jump out Of an upper story window
to escape. Loss. $4,000. Insurance.
$4,000.
NEW ULM, Mimi, 2s.-spring wheat
Is doing well in this vicinity. but II Is
feared II will DO destroyed by grass.
hoppcn, which nro very thick in some
localities. Tho probable yield can't DO
ascertained yet.
Ausieipsl Elections in Virginia.
RICHMOND, May 2s.--Returns from
tho municipal and county elections, hold
yesterday, show q Conservative victory.
with large gains. Tho election was
general throughout tho State, with tho
exception Of this district and Petersburg,
which. according to the new charter.
IRE held tho same timo with tho State
election in November.
The washington Treaty.
TORONTO. Canada. May 2s.-The Do.
minion Government seems to have con.
siderable in enforcing the new treaty.
The Canadian Government forwarded q
note to the Colonial Secretary protest.
ing against any iniraction Of tho articles
Of the Washington Treaty by the Amer.
leans taxing packages. No reply to this
has been received. The Canadian Gov.
eminent claims that all duties so col.
lectsd should 10 refunded. as contrary
to tho spirit Of the treaty. The Ameri.
can Government has also notified Cana.
dian forwarders thnt they will not be al.
lowed to bond lumber passing through
tho United States canals in American
bottoms. This order. II enforced. will.
II Is claimed. DO the means Of throwing
tho carrying trade into the hands Of all
shippers,
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LIZ ON Yorn RIoIrr sipE.-The health Jour
nal. all direct their readers 10 lie on their
light side while aslrep. but IIeyman Bros. get
up q class Of spring beds that are 10 perfectly
elegant and easy that Il don't make any diner.
erenee In what position Jon lie, 700 arc ~
perfect case. llryman Bfos. alec keep . CON
nietc ,tock OF all other kinds VI house furui.
lure for sale 81 the lowest living prices. They
are st the corner OF d aud Taylor streets, Viz
ginia CITY. Olive them . trial. -
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Bus Ponrs. - Larssslssd. delicious bi
morning a. Tom lleffon's eslebnted Eating
stand, Palace saloon. Virginia City. Also oil
kinds OF ash, spring chicken. porter house
steaks and everything else cfaved BY the inner
man. iIedronfs dinner combinations arc .
marvel ofgastronomle skin.
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NoTIcEI

A LLLoosE CATTLE POUND RUNNING
mn. between the hoars Oft o'clock ?. n. and
9 o'eloek A. H.. will b. promptly taken 10 the
cattle paund a. the ordnance In that respect
|. D. LOYNAcuAN.
myt1H Town Marshal.
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IMPORTANT. Endorsed by the Medical pro
fesslop, Dr. VIM. Ilalrs Bilslm for the Lungr
cures Coughs. Colds and Consumption, and all
diseases oil the Throat and ebert. DR.. Towns
lsy's Toothaehs Anodync cures In one min.
ate.
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NmlR.. ATTENTION something new. The
New York Life Insurance Company nowi In
sure miner. Apply 81 Genera. Agency once,
Rooms I and ., Marys's Building, Virginia
New. IL
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THE Ant raEAsuREs or ENG.
LAND.

We havo been favored with specimen
copies Of tho above publication for re-
visw and expression Of opinion. II Is o
purely artistic and literary work, and rs
its name indicates. is a pictured repro
daetion Of the finest and most noted
paintings and s~culptured works in the
English kingdom - emanation OF the
genius Of tho greatest painters and
sculptors in that part OF the Old World.
The plan Is 10 issue the work in semi.
monthly parts, each part containing
three steel ongrayings. with accompany
ing descriptive text, the latter edited by
Mr.. J. Vernon Whitaker. q gentleman OF
vell-known artistic taste. The engrav-
ing will be printed on superfius plate
paper, by II Of tho best steel.plate
printers in the country. and the text
printed from e~lectrotypes On paper Of
the finest quality. each part being en-
closed in a noat wrapper and sold to sub
scribers only.
Tho originals are to no found in the
galleries OF royalty and Of the nobility.
or Of tho palatial homes OF merchant
princes throughout England. Ireland
and Scotland. The ~ensrarers' name, al
shown on the plates, will confirm that
tho best talent in England has been en-
ployed to transfer :heso works TO steel.
OF the enerayines before us. the three
which especially take eye arc ''Un-
clio Toby and tho Widow" THE Star
in the East" and Pirates Of the Med
i~,erraneaa Shaking Dice for Prisoners"
Lovers OF true art will naturally appre.
ciaie not only these pictures, but the
rest in tho collection, and the price
brings them within the reach Of all. The
whole range Of modern British art-sll
the treasures OF England, public and
priyaie-have been laid undr contribu-
lion for this collection. and the result is
confidently and respectfully submitted.
IN agent is now csnyassing Gold Hill
for this very desirable work, and a iino
opportunity is offered for securing II.
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CHECK lLo6TI

r OsT, SOMEWHERE BgTwRKN GOLD
NH and Silver City. . Check on the Rank
Of California, No. 40. Tor ~ThirtyIwo Dollars,
In favor Of n. LRaALL. Payment has been
stopped. and al persons are cautioned against
ZEE Sss : a.1o; s. ~ I.s .si ,sI 4: cheek ssa al. Il sse !. io g,
nyis iot. JOHN BARTON.
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TAxs Ayers Cherry Peetoral TO stop yohr
colds, coughs, and bronehial affections. before
they run Into consumption that you cannot
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THANKS FROM THE DEPTHS or THE
nEART."'
WELLINGTON. Lorraine county. o.. [
Aupust ~. 1874. 4

WELLINGTON. Lorraine county, OIL
August ~. 1874.
On. II. V. PrEncx, Buffalo, N. Y:
Dear Sir. Your medicines. Golden
Medical Discovery. DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy, have proved Of ths. greatest
service to me. Six months ago no nj
thought that I could possibly live long.
I Ind q complication Of diseases -scrof.
ula, manifesting itself In eruptions and
great blotchcs on my bend that made
such sores that ! could not have my
hair combed without causing mo much
suffering; also causing swollen glands.
tonsils enlarged, enlarged or "thick
neck" AMI largo and numerous boils.
] also suffered from q terrible chronic
catarrh, and In fact l was 40 diseased
that life WAS o burden to me. ! Ind
tried many doctors, with no benefit. !
finally procured one-half dozen bottles
Of your Golden Medical Discovery and
one dozen Sago's Catarrh Remedy and
commenced their use. At first i was
badly discouraged, but after taking four
bottles Of tho Discovery / began to Inn
prove, and when ! had taken the remain.
Ing I wa we'll. In addition to tho uso
Of Discovery I applied . solution Of
iodine to the goitre or thick neck, rs yos
advise In pamphlet wrapping. and u
entirely disappeared. Your Discovery
il certainly the most wonderful blood
medicine ever invented. ! thank God
and you, from the depths OF my heart,
for tho great good 1t has done me.
Very gratefully,
Most medicines which are advertised
M blood purifiers aud liver medicines
contain other mercury In some form or
rotassium and iodine variously com
bincd. All Of these agents have strong
tendency 10 break down tho blood cor
muscles and debilitato and otherwise per.
nanently injure the human system, aud
should therefore be discarded. DR..
Picrco's Golden Medical Discovery, on
tho other hand, being composed Of the
iuid extracts OF native plants, barks aud
roots, will In no caso produce injury, Its
effects being strengthening and curative
only. Sarsaparilla, which used TO enjoy
quite O reputation as n blood purifier, is
n remedy OF thirty years ago. and may
we'll give place. as II Is doing. TO the
o positive and valuable vegetable
alternatives which later vegetable iuyssti-
CATION and discovery has brought TO
light. In s~crofula or kings OWL. white
swcllings, ulcers. erysipelas, swclled
neck, goitro, scrofulous iniiammations,
81 .--..l AIAA-
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THsAry-stsio koiarygoodsatbgalland con
audsss.
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Recovered Her property

tter TFoRcrhys
OMAHA, May 2S.-Msjams Ristori.
the celebrated actress. who 10 Oh her
way to California, arrived in this city
last evening. Upon her arrival she re-
ooivcd a telegram from tho Chief Of Po-
lico In st. Louis, stating that q number
Of diamonds belonging 70 her bad been
recovered. Tho telegram was the first
iutimstion Itintori had OF her loss, and
shs found upon examining her trunks
that Sho had been robbed. It'll sup
posed they wero abstractod from her
trunks after they left the hotel at st.
Louis, and wore offered for salo by sus.
pisious characters and recognized as the
property Of Ristoh.
0rasahsppcrs In Missouri.
LEXINGTON, No., May 2s.-Thsro arc
millions Of them IL the report from most
all parts Of this county. Tho grass and
dog fcnnel win not last much longer.
AMI rs soon as they arc gone. grass.
hoppsrs will make an Onslaught on the
crops. Their wings arc developing very
fast. and It will not DO many days till
the largest proportion will DO able to
emigrats.
The wheat Trade.
NEW YoEx. May 2s.-Ths Times,
commenting on the wheat trade. says:
''The accumulation OF the extraordinary
stock Of five million bushels OF wheat In
Chicago. Ii. we believe. an uneIamplsd
phenomena In the history Of the grain
trade In this country. Nov that . break
has at length been reached In the prices
Of wheat, which has been held In the
interior. there ought 10 10 . brisk rsvi.
val In the shipping interests. and prices
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CAUTION.

n ONWARD DAVIDSON BEING N
" IoneerIn our employ. 10 not authorized
10 receive money on our account; We caution
the pablo accordingly.
Gold Hin, Nay II. u
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ought to reach what may be called their
nominal equilibrium"