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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-30
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ben 1onhtssn GrssbntHen ieinssgntesfs
unessusss fast, 1T interefant, bod DOrs
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Der g rwaltuns res SnctauersD epartes
ments ansspsiben labt unisrn 8lid
ribs sra.aa
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nsrsD Departments auf ute 6dupter Ger
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rs9t auf nnu9t. grpbe Gbetle FER
/! idbrli6en gewiQieunset, wsl6e fir
bisielben befimmt iinp, blsibsn In ben
5dneen Der Asenten. Dasu perpen bic
Snbianer sespunsen, nit befimmten
perlpnen 5anpel 80 treibe1, bic ibnsn
ben sebnfaden 8etraS ess MarftprstIss
abforcerr.
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den Gd0en f9on cftmalS erpirert ba'
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leben fe ben Snpianern a~npererie'.s bic
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fen ~seribmt. ErOBcem babe Der Asent
ni@t nur feline Masresel seDsu i'm sre
8rtfen, 1oncern 1c8ar Die 8dn3e MnBe!e>
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a%ussefanpt uu ZEN M6roer uaD ieine
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faner biersu.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-09
WESTERN DISPATCHES
.,,aA, 70 . ssls uuLL DAILY NM.
CALIFORNIA.

The Latest Raner Absus miller
Death o. Well Known Capi.
taliss.
BAN FnAscisoo. July 9-1 p. H.
The latest rumor concerning John Nil.
Ter. the deiaulting Secretary Of the
wsAtsrn Development Company, Is,
that the viis whom he Il accused Of de-
serting In the East. has bean oognizant
Of his crimes and paid him . visit here
. year ago and carried OF with her $780,.
600 Of his peculatiou.
The Stats Central Committee Of the
Tsmpsrsnce Reform party met ysster.
day afternoon and made arrangements
for . vigorous canvass Of the State at
the coming election.
Andrew J. Stevenson, q well known
capitalist Of this city, died at San Jose
yesterday afternoon.
Continued Improvement OF HawIey
Los ANoxLks. July 9.-Hawley, edit
or Of the Star. who was stabbed by
Mayors. continues to improve and there
are hopes Of his recovery.
RELIEF fer she sunsrers By she Flood
In France.
SACRAMENTO, July 9.-In this city o
movement Is on foot 10 collect q sum Of
money for the benefit Of the sufferers
by the overflow Of the Garronno River
In France. The committee 10 meeting
with q generous response.
Fire NJ Modesto.
MoDrsro, July o. FIRE broke out at
70 o'clock last night in the stable owned
by DR.. Mclean. The stable was sur-
rounded by dwellings, some not twenty
feet distant. The citizens did good
work in keeping the FIRE confined to the
stable. There being no fro company
here they had to do the best they could.
The wind was remarkably favorable;
for had II boon otherwise the
whole block would have been swept
away. The stable contained four
horses. q COW. buggy. sulky and twenty
tons Of hay. Tho Gov was saved, but
all tho rest persisted. Loss about 81.
900. This Ii the third scare wo have
had lately. II may have a tendency to
arouse cihzons TO the importance Of
forming nrs companies.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-09
Arrival. rhis asssisE.

PsEsoxAL.-Mr. J. ". Noyes received
a dispatch from San Francisco last svsn-
ing. stating that Mrs. Noyss was 'sry
los. anal that hardly any hopes OF her
recovery we're entertained. II was his
intention TO 60 TO San Francisco In q
few DAYS and bring Mrs. Noyes homo 10
Gold Ilill. as the change OF climate did
not seem 10 benefit her. The alarming
news las, evening FASTENED his depart.
ure, and he left for tho hay on last
evenings train.
s1cCK DrIpkSp.-Ths capital stock
u IN, Rock Island Gold and Silver Min
ing Company has been increased, and
four shares Of new stock ordered TO Do
issued To one share Of the old. stock-
holders by surrendering the old csrtia'
Gates with all asssssments paid a nov
obtain the new. SEQ official notice IN
II advertising columns to-day.
ScA1LKr fEyya-ws learn Iron DIR.
Fettcrman that there are quite = number
of cases of scarlet fever. some OF ma.
lignant type, in Lower Gold Hill and
Silver CITY. II il q cowardly Kind Of
disease that generally selects little child
rem for its prey. but this time II has at
tackled several adults with fatal eject. In
some cases.
NEw PoLicEMAS.-As will 10 seen by
a little item under tho head Of "Born.'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-09
ARIZONA.

Return efa Scouting Party Rain
CAr VERDE, July 8.-A scouting par
~ which left here June Goth under com
mand OF Major Brayon returned this
morning. They report having killed q
and took nine Indians prisoners. An
other band was struck on July Ath ri
the head Of Camp Verde Canyon. Ave
were killed and six captured. The In
dians arc known as the White Mountain
Apachss. and do not belong to any rcs'
srvation. They had been stealing stock
from the Verde settlers. II has boer
raining steadily all day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-09

EDrroa NEws I'm the Sacramento
Record Union Of July TIL ID an editorial
article headed Turbulent Pionsers.'
referring to the society Of California
Pioneers in San Francisco. and very
justly scoring them down for their Ill
tempered. foolish actions in their meet
ings and toward each other. Now. ]
would ask. who arc they and what arc
they, these so-callsd "Pionoersl" Why
ID Il that they cannot meet TO transact
businsss without q row and . bravl. In
dulging In the most villLnous billings.
gate towards each other. far ahead Of
any Second street hoodlumismi The
true Pioneers In the mountains OF Cali
fornia and he.s In the sage.brush Stats
cannot understand II. Here our meet.
ings partaks OF brothsrly gatherings and
patsrnal greetings, glad to see each
other after 90 many years have come
and gone since We were ON the fuoa'
living In brush camps, cheering each
other ON with bright hopes OF the
future, and dividing our little all with
q brother miner. II In need.
Many OF those San Francisco Pioneers
have NO right TO the name, having done
little or nothing by their " eIsrtions
TO sntitle them to be called Pioneers.
Squatters on sand fats, fencing In little
patches Of land. taking In washing for
their wives, running rot-gut whisky
mills, etc., and now they call themselves
the ''solid mon" OF San Francisco. No.
gentlemen! Pioneers wouldn't treat broth
ers from the mountains tho way we were
treated last year. Showing us Oh at
woodward's Gardens. examining us In.
10 O lunch room (whsre there was no
lunch). aud charging us one dollar each
to get ON board the steamer that was
given to the Pioneers for an excursion
around the bay. and stocked with every
thing to make III comfortable, through
the Kindness and liberality Of the Pa
cifc Mail Steamship Company.
Now. what I propose to the Pioneers
OF California il this: That at the regu-
lar meetings Of each Society throughout
tho State, they shall come out with q
card, 10 DO published In the leading pa
pers OF the State. disclaiming all con.
nsction with tho so-called Pioneers Of
San Francisco. a. they have forfeited all
respect due 10 the California Pioneers.
WILLIAM DowNIr.
OF Downieville, Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-09
p.,.,,,ur.-rs. second tam Of Puf.ssor

PrxulxsHrr.-Ths sseosd term Of Pufsssos
r. p. Connor's writing school win commence
on Thupdsy Afternoon st Z o'clock. and IN The
syeninr 81 4 o'eloek, n the Gold lIlll Public
ychooI.house. Thoss desirlng. 10 attend VII
DO well 10 spply early, - the school has been
overerosded during the pa,l term. The young
provInr their writing viii and this . very good
opportunity. ~ the charges are very reasonable
indeed. Jyest'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-09
TO the CITIZENS OF GOLD HILL

You arc all invited To call and inspect
our now and elegant store with its full,
rich stock OF watches. chains. jewclry,
siiverwarc. diamonds, clocks, bronzos,
music boxes, etc. Whenever you visit
San Francisco you will always DO re-
oeived In a courteous mi by j. w.
Tucker, i3i Kearny street, who will al-
rays take pleasure In showing custom
srs through his stock Of goods, never
considering II q trouble. but always tax.
ing great pleasure In showing goods.
Don't fail to call and SEQ him Gro you
purchase elsewhere. He will send goods
for selection TO any part Of tho State,
aud will repair watches md jewelry sent
through Wells, Fargo l. Co., guarantee
inc nil work which leaves his store; ON
ploying. ~ he docs, tho host Of work.
men. Don't forget his new store-l3i
Kearny street only.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-09

MExoRAspuM CALEsDln.--with the
compliments OF Il. 8. Croker 4 Co.,
tho woll known stationery and printing
firm, Sacramento and San Francisco. wa
have received q new style Of calenda,
| for Office or homo use. II In simply the
regular calendar for the yoar. printed
on card. board, to which Ia attached q
series OF leaves. representing the days
Of each week, with their dates printed
In very lsgible figures. large enough to
be easily read across the room. Thus
one can SEQ ut o glance the day OF the
week or month, and there Ii ample
space surrounding each figure to write
msmorandums upon. At the close Of
each week you can tear OF the leaf and
expose q new ono for Monday. We no.
tios one peculiarly. however ; Sunday
does not have . fair show with tho other
days, but 10 tackled 10 the lower border
Of each weekly loaf, samo rs Mast used
10 tank Gratz Brown 10 Grselsy's coat
tail.
FnE IN GoLp HUI q number oil
persons we're standing at the railroad
crossing on Main street. about half.pasl
uino o'clock last night, they noticed
smoke issuing from the side Of Stern 4
Sons building. which. rs everybody
knows, II the grocery and provision
store Just below the crossing. II wa
caused by q fire In q bedroom In
the second story OF the building.
The fro had gained considerable
hsadway before II was discovered. and
was with difhculty subdued. II was
finally smothered by throwing . number
Of blankets over 1t. A few buckets oil
water did the rest OF the business. An
alarm OF fire was sounded, but the ser
vices Of the Fire Department were not
required. Il looks "a II incendiariss
were at work In our town.
ASSESSMENT LKvIEp.-Tho Caledonia
Silver Mining Company has levied m
assessment OF 81 per share. Sec off,
cisl notice Published In another column
to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-09

PRErAirp ron Ir.-Conxiderabls val.
uablo time was lost by the Consolidated
Virginia mill last month, through ths
inability Of the Water Company to fur
nish the necessary supply Of vster.
Mr.. Armstrong. the foreman OF tho MILL
has now provided against the recurrence
Of q similar delay. He has erected q
force pump at the reservoir just below
the mill. 20 that when The supply Of
watsr IL shut OF BY. the Water Comps-
ny. the necessary amount can % pro-
cured from the reservoir, and Afterwards
replaced whom tho company a spare
enough.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-09

~Iurssen's EArro s~rAsp.-Ths best place
In vinisia Oily 10 get . good tousfe meal 70
n fhouas nenrua's Eating Stand, In the Pal
Sc Baieou, opposlts the Postoaes. Open
day and night. Private rooms for ladlcs. All
he substantial ~luxuries Of The market 10 he
fvuad o. Hs6rvn's. lie respectfully Invites bis
9eh Hill friends 10 call and see HIN. lyes
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-09
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
su,eiI. IN nritIsh Coiumbi,.

VICTORIA. July s.-wm. Hadlcy, for
the last fifteen years . custom.houso
ofacer at this port, committed suicide
yesterday by shooting himself In the
head. He VS. formerly o native Of
Springfield, Mass. and had been dis.
charged from tho custom.house Q few
days ago for drunkenness. No other
cause Ii known for the net.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-09
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-09
THIRD
N~EWsPApER PREss
FOR sALEi

A sPLESp!, wAsHiNaroH PRsss.
t q No; !. !! : os &c f ! g. si 4 o IL 70. soi
CASH, tsgsiber with rollers aud apparts.
nsnees. Everyihing 10 complete vsrkiag o..
der. Apply 81 the once Of ths
GOLD HILL NEWS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-09
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-09
EASTERN DISPATCHES
poMesrio NEWS.

n sas seLs ma pAnr uEvs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-09

ALBANY. July 9.-This morning about
Z when an employee Of tho First Ma.
tional Bank In this city went into the
bank to e~Itinguiah the light, he discov.
cred somo burglars tools. They had
been working on the masonry OF the
vault and were frightened away. leaving
their tools behind. An entrance 10 the
bank was effected by breaking In . door
In the back part Of the building. Tho
cellar Of another store WA entered,
and . quantity Of cigars and liquor
takon.
To - HasEea TsDay.
NV YonK, July 0.-Ths execution OF
Martin Brown for the murder Of B. ii.
Car. takes place to-day. Al early NJ .
a. n. q largo crown had assembled from
all directions.
Death % FRANK Hair.
ST. Lous. July 9.--Gsn. p. =. Blair.
Jr., died last night al II O'Clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-09

NEw YonK. Juno 9.-Tho Ecoiing
Poa says q sensation story 10 the effect
that T. II. Ecclss, member Of tho Stock
Exchange and Gold Exchange had do
iraudsd or attempted TO defraud the
National Mechanics Banking Associa-
ton and tho Third National Bank and
had absconded. is proved To have been
groundless by the return Of Mr.. Eoclss
yesterday afternoon on the Saratoga
express train.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-07-24
SquibIets by NIarcutio.

- Gladly would take my coat or somebody
eises, and travel Tor the balmy bTeezes OF your
- switzerland" but M the puI suit of my dai y
bakers breai often deprives me OF much plea.
sure, shall, however, "steal awhile away
some of these days
- The delightful mosquito is sOjOurning with
us, How4ilce it Is TO hear, his tiny voice in the
silent watches of the nightl' was aroused
the other night from my peaceful rep0se by a
full baud OF these succulenI suckers; they were
giving a summer nights concert on my face.
Now, can enjoy Joke, but when heard the
leader whisper to his companions "blOod, Iago,
bl0Od,b gave them an earthquake with my
right hand and put out their young lives for.
ever
=" Mamma, won't papa shake to death some
OF these davsr remarked young jeans John
sing; why, my darlingP' said the fond pa
rent. "Becatse he never drinks a lemonade
but what he tells the man TO put stick in it,"
-" Take that raspberry off my face," said old
Mr., Mopus, as he awoke from sound nap on
the parior floor. Take ~ away, tell you; If
good as his word, buC he says he Will never mis-
take the end OF his nose for raspberry again.
= Jona- han Stubb, will be one hundred years
old pext fourth OF July. His family are very
attentive to him, now that the Centennial Is 40.
tually coming of They say they expect to
make lots OF money on the old man.
Green apples or cholera b ,lls are abun.
hant. It is no common sight to see small boys
doubled up Ike Jack knives after indulglng III
the seductive fruit,
1T was supposed that when our rifemen
| roast beef OF oIu England" Such does not APP
pear to be the case, Tor they have been taking
! stakes ever since they went away.
- This is the way Charles Henry addresses
! his sweetheart: "Angel of my existence cho-
sen OF my affections the heat OF the weather
| usagea OF life"
Phia,, July 49, 1875.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-07-24

tricts, towns and villages has fallen off,
and ttis, with the depression every
where, has prevented any activity in
general trade. Stagnation has been tho
rule, and anything that will stir up
commercial life will, we think, be wei
coined by the community. even thOugh
it begins with advancing prices. Tho
farmer sells his surplus wheat for cash,
and the more money he gets for it tho
more goods he can afford to buy. If to
this Is added a large corn crop,of which
there is now every prospect, then the
agricultural measure OF happiness will
be full, and we may hope in a short
time to see trade moving with some ac-
tivlty, for the moment the farmers, who
are by far the most numerous class, be-
gin buying, then the demand for goods
spring up, manufacturing and mechan-
ical work becomes active, and employ
ment gets brisk In oil branches. Tue
immediate beginning of activity may
come through this foreign demand for
American breadstuffs, and the trans
portaiOn facilities which will conse-
quently be required will add to the ac-
tivlty. The railways with their army
of employees will be benefited, and, ia
fact, they are already feeling the im-
pulse in the transportation of thousands
of car loads of wheatfrom the West to
the seaboard under the stimulus of the
recent foreign demand. To carry wheat
and flour across the ocean idle ships
have been called into requisition, and
there is not only giving employment at
this time to every vessel suitable for the
trade, but the demand is in excess of
the supply, and the merchants heart is
once more gladdened by increasing
freight rates. Once started. the stimu-
lus extends through every branch of the
foreign trade, so that there is now an
Increased demand for vessels at advan-
cling freights, not only for breadstuffs,
but also for petroleum, cotton and pretty
much every kind of American produce
carried across the ocean. So much of
promise for the general business of tho
United States depends upon this re-
vival Of the breadstuffs and shipping
trades, that we give it prominence, be-
lieving that the advancing prices will
be more than compensated by the i'm
pulse given to general employmentand
to all branches of business.