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, 1875-08-25
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS,

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'""' n"'l',"' s"ss'ra'f "s o'Eef.n'e''oent
ths now C'issom.llouno had not nFrlyots yssser
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MAo"see. "P'le'"n' 90 'laalb'1a ftrcot ! A'h' NJ
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10; II u., II; 8 p. Ill.,, n; y. nj. 69
,t .. "a , q,
Mess1e. es's '"f'cf' Nos. ~ M" o.
7Teen street, havo gotten out convenient
tud tastcfnt1Y printed iaslrnncs directory. gtv'
nR tue ou,ccf8 or AL Companies and a1ehts "c-
ing buRiBesB In Chicago.
Thn mcn,lor, of Eurino 70. IA. 2 ve,o
.,...,.s, H., ,,,, s,to,,,a last ,r,,;r~ Il, t.,;,
.a & ~ ',ot ~ sa,,"nr 'snr .,reo. n " rr1as
nuuso W t'u -" "o. ~ , w" nl.ii"'
sel'", any, @ na H. ,,'eSs .s. a Musc,
~ ", go "" o.,ro, - 49, ,ln .s.;, ~ '|''" Nv
u4o D'"''"7 o--"''"" ~ "'"N '"' ~. -7'>''
Last evening. .whiln Officer McNanehton waa
'eklHg twu tifordcrly r. laws to tito t1n,ry, one
II them 1rnw n revolver antI ,an,etl him ovcr
Tho hen! Tho concusstn ratsrd tho Nnapon
nsplo'lo, and HOMO excitement e1sned fur n
mhile. but n' ono ras hurt Ut tic shot. Tho
Prisoners were takcu to The station.
TIN t,osn,o,a Ind nnothnr rneot;nr ,nat ,irh,
tbout their forthcoming ticnIc On tho otl. If
scxt month, ya1,uu. con,,ulttcen wnrn nnnn;ot-
I'd 10 manage tic atIair. hud il WA rcsoi.iI +,
make It AZ argo a. uetlbte by ayor;i,,,,., frscir
and placing tiGsots On naia At IN oarir ,ts;c ri,
Glib intelrts 10 mako It a monctas; ..se,s as as
~ Il Il l!kt. =
"Gi' IA oo''i~a 1''u P'Ah1lAl jathoolet'
Moody aud Sankry meeting viii In held in
E,-woit iism ,,o~, p;,.i : '.s ~ ,.i ,.s"t ~
.ra,ioo. - tIo V.,as IT, ,ss Hs u'''et '.i'
Anhptses y! t1in aoinR aloh Christian Atsocn.
tlon 10 isten 70 aoartnAet concerning ths great
hH1HehlnE IN Groat Britain. AHurGhsua will h1
made by John V. Farwcil, President Of thr Y.
IL. Ls a., WHO han 1lIHf returned With hlr.
Mon{1r trntn 1nndu,, nr,l 3,v tt,.tn, tvn,thn+t, -
md EttntAh Intrnyt tw,, Tf tnn fron,,;,,o, ~,
Arr5nccnent. n, Iou,,nn rho nr, I,.v,,n
crowded ho,,ros in the East Isleninc Ia thar
srcn,,rts ~ liz +",;rni ~ ''o''
,,,,,
~ neAl hn'lna' ncet'nE ot Ite t1acr"f1sesa
Areociat1on u tbs Aortt!wrat Will 10 bod at thu
fatn,er Ilouso ju tllin city Sspt y. Besides IT,
rorts from committees Mnu T,aEeEs upon Ai,pcIal
ntlbirls md di,,usaj,nn a,j1ra44,s ui!I In H.
liyerrI Iv tho l,r..;lnrt ~ 10 s.non,n.;o,, @
a,d hv r. r. ii;,o IT," aIt"r ~ ~ ,,,o "son I,..'.ss
eu' =! - -. ino. '-sl', cutt'F VI ti'o INSURANCE
1!unar 2s.., " No" 1orH. committee from tho
hntoihl !'oRri u Underwriters. ~ well az other
prominent insurance ll!cu vii p }rl seut at tim
Innotng. whic1, promises 10 10 u,lo OF tpueh III
tcrsst and well vnrth tho nrcu.,,ra ~ nrnr.
II
, 1875-08-25

TO me tf1or Or Ths cAieaaa Tribune;
CHICAGO. Aug. 24.-It ia Hhamo1 All thn
gentlenon seemed dlaposel to cast olamo upoa
the young fadisB in regard 10 tho "mst.lmoni.1
question:" Flaano aluw me space to cite but
Two Of tho many casos l know Of whcro the
gentlemen arc at fault 4 moas charming and
attractive girl allowed hes4elf 10 become In.
fatuatcd with the attentions OF person pbo
represented hlmscf III q sou Of leading Nav
Yorker. and went 10 far ~ 10 jssus. woddios.
cards. Suddenly tho uams burst upon The young
!sdy's friends that there was no auch family II
10 ropfesented. THIS happened in the o1tFcme
bouth. Tue other instance was Of Young eer.
tlelnan who was engaged to IL orphan, tho
daughter OF an Episcopal minister. After soms
~ 1u0bths he wEote to ler that abe wa m,s-
taAsn IN hls Ano ,tlous "a: 1t WAS !. mara friendly
fte!lnR." and trusted thoy would be .Roo3
friends instead Of loYers." Tie aboye.msn-
tloned Altar happened III New York. Now, 10
10th cAses were tue prospects, OF mAtrimopy
r4lued fos theso Jouug ladies', tor tAs other ken.
tlemen fI1ends wore allowed to bolieys that III.
result MAS ths faull Of the young latlIss. Much
more could b. sA!d in defeneo Of our sex,-thelr
acknowledged good management. e.c., but lot
mo sea tas g1Fls, ~ parting advice. that 1t Is
time to F'ss. AID. u they A1ye no battsr wespou
fully, Gtoa5tt.
, 1875-08-25
CRIMINAL.

watch aud ssycEal articles OF jswelfy and 4
coal, valued Il shout 9G0, wern stolen day bo-
tore Yossssoay fsom Jehu ,Me1r4W's Louae, No.
itB Bonth Jefferson stseot.
Qllbsft Y. PshnilA I CiaelpaAu uquos usr.
, 1875-08-25

It Costs You Nothing. Ladies',
to tnEestgats The Mers Of GI6eseut sewing
All Ne ak IL thai you call Il No. 2ol Wab4sh arsnuo
You'll tsts aons wasd, auto. which yoa Can do by
paying Is month.
, 1875-08-25


GnKa. Thn1 Eayo young MaIlcr 3 check II
r"'.r'y tito whole af Tho amount belonging
httlaalf and Lis mntlier, and kant thu l,alanco
rotnembr anco Of ingh Mahrr's las. ar1tco.
AUXILIARY jsFFERSoNfAMs
oHnAN1z,aa foR rnE FIFTH coMulas,oNEns' pt.
| TRscr.
4 meeting Of c!t|zoba Of tho Fifth Com,n,,
sfonerr' Di strict of Cook County was held in III
c'nb-room Of tho Sherman House yesterday Al
ternoon. Mr. Henry J. Goodrich was ca,lod l.
TIM chair.
Sir. Noot go ". Waite road tho cal! for II,
meeting. lie bollevod Tint political rofosm wa
Very n,,lrt .1ocded: that tho ,sHltch ranrsl br t
War were d cad and buried. nn,l that al Eoc.
men. OF whatever party. mould nuiss fn, TIL
pNrQoso Of purifying the political a.u,rep!,eFc
Me md ale1ays bcsu an oil l,us AtoI,tit,n.r
"dYed IN th,, WOOL hut io "Aa willing to nntt
wllh tile Ioniorratn ~ a. to r~loril. u potanha,
tl!o present, corrupt condition Of things. AIR.
Waite conciIi !ot by roatti,g tho tlee!Arau on pf
/ principles N :hc JcToraDnAn Club.
! Sir. C,,ilre moved that those pfcsont who had
not agnctl Tho .nauof should do no. In osdu: that
tho 'neet!tg n,,g ht be organized.
| Str. Nat.iron iecouGc,l the motion, afra e1itl
that the objoot Of tho meeting WAS tho iotlua-
! tion ot
! 1ocsL cLCn,
ba;eI l on Tho principles Of The Jettesionan Can
Mr.. condee's motion VA, put and declared
| carried.
49,, ~. ., S,n'' L. oPo wa" o'ec'oa secretary OF
Mr.. T.umbnI1. Tr.. said fow words In favor
OF forming snrt, tjRb IN tho 1n.crctt of tla ~
form @ ,,s ehnso; IN ~ TOO. hau boon Aopnbtiss'',
put Ln.'a6'!t tilat INC 'sshch which called tlat
f@''' 'A|o po"us wn asm Inar .as'uu uI,ss,a sMa7;
said that II by s.n1uE thu declaration Of prjuct-
pies lie WAS expected to rcnonnce ali eslii,a,ol,
WIN tho Napubcan party. 10 Was hardly xa-
rn.eo , 70 sisn lho paper 1u.t theu, Int would
thse nt!e ~ consh'ef tne matter: Ho Eaa iii
iafof 81 reform anu OF union os all good uteu.
hut DID not think TINT all act Of renuuciAtion at
all former priuclrIeH waH necessary. At ali
11r Ws,to sail Tint 10 ,l,I not e1p:ess h,,osc;
of j.,ns l,anls Tor po't,,isa1 lcform. lio hsgsei
c+nt Il" i ennsn ~ ",,''o:a l'on":
thut III i, .,nntlema,, .,ns a r,smorrat ~ 0o"o'
Mr nmn.,i e.li.I r1,o, ~"
=. .,.i., ,n.ttnra " VAC "'Hs'son'aa eano' 70
Urn ,,Q7
..}l that thu .1afror.nr;.', c,,h
for tho pasnoso Of eieya,,no noii,cs T., III.
munLy was totally opno .od to .ho w nPesent sY'l'
ryform Al nnuI nc .hoaIu H. ,,"a i,, conote '
in Lrnak,nr ,loYn ths e,,ia ~ .o.is. a @ sno c'uu
cilronic ot'co nuntora and Lo,Gcrs. "s' Ana
stances. ao thought o rh. ne anecd .rc el1e u. .'
tl,a roli @'' @sA' ~ -0'sus ~ 'na0ec" 10 s'eh
rov,nr7--s
Nr. Trur,huIt. IT. naval that r,,,,,;.,.
an Permanent f1rsa''iza1,n sr1, ran,',,. tnassoo
Copst,tul,on aud Hy.iaws hn .nro.,aa uht.ee '; 90
,reya,Itnf i10'"'o"' @hlen
lie Chair nppuuted TIM conn,,,tooa ., r.,
lown: ~'1'''soo8 NO ioi'
0r1an1.or,on-r. a, o,to,.. 1o,.pb non1,,, ,...
Hn-,,st t." u. -. na'..t' sosepn DauHc!ur 1ohh
On cynttantou-A B. wa,dran '" a1t.r msats r,,,,,,u
Hugh Maher, Cousfdcr ii. wsllstt, l. D, Coudce
Tho Committees rotiral. ami. nf,er a yorv to,,
, 1875-08-25

Ths Postmaster who said that tbs tnap who used 4
postaf-cssA ths second tne WAS "tho tneAnsst tpxn
awe, had not met tho nan who wanted to waah .
paper collar. Both these and others should buy Elm
wood ca|!ars, which will keep csan weak Or 10 With.
OUT Naah!uq. Try them.
, 1875-08-25


NY MlSF.ttD-CoLE-C. @. Win6uld, Of Now York
Itt. snH Mes Ellis a. Cole. Of this city at ths rest
dsncs Of tho 1tsy. J. 0. psct No. 100 Vs.t Monroe
, 1875-08-25

wi! atop using cnsnscs md etsar her pls 1tou
Will Dalleys Aagtr1 Pain Extractor. few spLlIcs.
AoaA viii uals the skin pusa and wAits- u caats. j;
, 1875-08-25

4 large kssortlneAt OF nav p4Auos snd orrsns To
rsat Secondhand IdaueA from So 10 49M.
". ". KiAH4LL,
Corner EtxtA and AdSuA strnatz Ill ica IN
, 1875-08-25

Those Gonts' Walking Shoaa
"AHaa osssnss. No. II Stats as4 1a1 Twenty
second Streets aEe ths noat comfortable things you
cAE PVT On 1oaE fs*t It will Pay 10 80 thspl ss.
, 1875-08-25

l CHICAGO, Aug. 2l.-Yonr reporter docs N
anu my cauHo great injustice in hts account q
fho inserv'ow hs bad wlth mo on tie abstrAe
question last erentng. Tho account Ia altc
Gether too disjonted and gasbied to courey tn
correct meaning Of what ssid Oh Tim occasion
noe now. tes;1cs, thst tho fact OF my perfcc
familiarity VITA al branches and details Of al
st1Act 'n3tccs ic.t mo 10 cont,tur your roporto
houawhat faosi'iaf with tho nuhtcct. or At loas
capable Of interpreting mo cuirectly. must
lowoyer. conclude now to ha7c Riycn what wcr
to him ritlcr imperfect and un.ntelgibls OK
p!anatlonn or atatemun:s. had mover befor,
ucrn interviewed for publication on any anbJcct
ami 1t Ia evident 70 mo now that
waa not particular or minute enougt
III my ansrors 10 au esperenced Inter
viewer ftom among tho ranks Of Tho enemy
lonr reporter makes mo BAY that tho l,ooks suIl
oY ns to tha county "cnuld bo mado poffoct,
eaeilV moan to be u1le!A NJ ool that tho booke
sold " US arc perfect now the records since
the fire, md that together with tho abstracts
now On record, And With tho etter-p,eaa Coolies
so. % " US. TINY Ton1t te eaS'lS n9do perfect II.
hhort tln1o OIL all anse-tirc records. When tho
reporter further saws tn mo that iIo uascrstootj
tilat Nc sold booka r"ady for immediate uee, and
ans"er him thnt we arc linislliug abstracts
ofdorcd Just 1eofo tie salo. might hayo added
| that III haYo beail making abstracts right along
Tor over tllroa yrars; anu that the fact that va
arc now finishing abstracts from tlloln, ordered
Just before tho sale. is proof noatiYe that they
must be roady tor Immediate uso, or olse NO
could make DO ab.tracts ltotn thom ut ALL In
TACT, told hIul that wo must no vcry bold tp
carry Oh m abstract business Nth imperfect In
! dces.
In refcroncc to tho "un9c-booRs T v1, az.
plain that they arc matter af necessity, aud
| not OF convenience ony. Abstract mon tako
| their minutes from Tho documents themanIye yeR
the day shoy aro filed. Thes. documsns arc not
| written 1uto tho 1ccnttl-books so,not,nea ft,r
| NCGHe 4 mNnth. Tia ns,tp
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-08
Fire and Death.

On Tuesday morning. between 2 and
> o'clock. flames we're observed 70 issue
from . cabin on the hill in tho rear Of
the north aide Of Meadow Valley street.
On reaching the spot tho burning build
ing 70 found 10 bethe cabin Of John
Slattery, and terrible 10 relate. It's owner
had already fallen q victim to the flames.
which were fierce. and In such volumes
that all attempts 10 enter the building
were Intellectual. After tho alarm sound
ed. the Department reached the spot n
rapidly - possible. and got . stream Of
water on The FIRE. which they 500 az
tinguished. From al that We NJ gath
or, the deceased was in the habit Of
reading after retiring to bed. and always
used . miners candle stick stuck in the
wall over his bed. Tho superstition Is
that he fell aslesp and the candle burned
until IL fell on the bed, setting itron fire,
so quickly suffocating him with smoke
that he became insensible and unable TO
help himself. Yesterday morning the
ruins we're searched and tho remains OF
tho unfortunate man plaocd in a coffin
and taken down 10 the truck.houss OF
the FIRE company. The deceased was an
industrious man, Q miner. though ut tho
time Of his death was out Of employ
msnt. He was . native Of County Lin.
erick, Ireland, and aged about 81 yoars.
Rscord, March ID.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-08
where 10 That Rsport7

During the past few days wa havo
heard at least q hundred citizens make
that inquiry concerning the report OF
tho Committee Of Investigation concern
ing the affairs OF the Nevada State Fris-
on, II 10 vol known that the State has
been put to q heavy expense, and the
people have q right to know what trans
pred in tho investigation. Tho report
Of the Committee. a. published In tho
Tribune yesterday. Ia altogether too mea-
ger TO suit tho case. II tho investiga-
ton WA q Star Chamber affair. let tho
people know that such was the case. or
publish the whole testimony. In the
name Of tho people We demand its sx-
PLANTATION. The present Warden stands
charged with high crimes and misds-
msanors. OF which he is either guilty or
innocent. II the former, no should be
dismissed : II the latter. no should be
e1onerated-which can only occur from
tho publication OF the testimony. Fiji
teen hundred dollars was given. by rcs-
olution Of the Senate. to the Sergeant
alarms Of that body. In payment Of eH-
penses incurred in the discharge Of the
duties that devolved upon him a officer
Of the State Prison Committee. Why
was all this expense inourredi-is the
question In the mouth Of every citizen.
Tho committee recommended that the
report be ordered printed in pamphlet
form by the Board Of Prison Commits
sionsrs. W. contendt that tho report. be
II over so voluminous. has q right to APP
pear in the Senate appendix. aud 80 re-
main AZ q matter Of record Nepddd
Tdibas, March ca.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-08
The Mother.ln.Law OF the Case.

Mother-in-law Morse was royalty
alone in the midst Of q bunch OF other
women. the two pretty. old ladies from
Ohio glaring timidly at her. and Mrs.
Beocher occasionally directing q stsely
glare ut her face. She IL an excellent
likeness Of Mrs. Tilton. with a bolicr
front and snowy hair. Indeed, In the
ratio Of Mrs. Tlton's mookness and do.
lection are Mrs. Mosu's audncity and
fro. Her chevelure il q wonderful con-
foction Of white pufis and ~frizzes, which
resemble ~ closely NJ may be the icing
on q wedding cake. They tempt you to
break OF apuf or two and taste whether
they are sweet. Her nose IL Q trile
aquilins; her mouth small aud cruel,
and her eye as keen a. q pair Of dag
gers. Fortunately. for the veal Of man
those eyes are usually sheathed by black
trimmed Eyeglasses. I devote oil tho
description I can 10 Mrs. Morse. because,
without Mrs. Morse. there would not
only have been no Elizabeth Tilton, but
what would have boon still better. no
scandal. She sat in advance OF her Cd.
cort, like an Amazon Major General
riding in front OF her staff. Hor eye
glasses were trained upon her son.in.
law, and from that dreadful battery she
bombarded him with eeaseless scowls
AMI frowus.-Chioago Tribune.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-08
n NEW COIN.

About he nrst official act Of Senator
Jones on entering the Senate two ysars
ago, was 70 introduce q bill providing
for the coinage Of twenty cert pieces.
This was an exhibition Of common
ssnse on the part Of J. r, which do
served and received credit At the hands
Of his constituents. The bill passed
the Senate quite late in the session, 20
late. indeed. that Il was not called upin
the House. and slept in the Clerks desk
until The present session. We learn
that the bill has passed tho Lower House.
II viii doubtless b approved By the
President and become . Law. II 10
useless 70 specify the benefits
OF the proposed new coin. They are
obvious 10 ovsry one. and especially aP-
parent 70 strangers. We Of Nevada.
provsrbially lavish and careless Of our
money. have grown so accustomed to
the petty svindling nsesssitatsd by tho
absence Of . smaller coin than the ten
cent piece. that We scarcely notice Il.
But u 10 absurd ~ ws all know. that an
article 70 Be- sold Or purchased should Be
worth either ten or hftssn cents as the
buyer or selslr may happen to make
change. The now t~vsnty-eent piece
will do away with much Of this sort Of
loosensss regarding ~''change." and aid
psrhsps, in rendering our people more
careful Of their money. II will. more
over. b . very pretty and sccommoda.
ting coin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-08
DIED SUDDENLY OF HzAa1 DISEASE.

How common b the announcement.
Thousands are Suddenly swept into stsr.
nifty by this fatal malady. This disease
generally has It's origin In impure blood
oiled with irritating. poisonous mate
rails. which, circulating through tho
heart, ~irritate Its delicate tissues.
Though the irritation ipay al, FIRST b
only slight, producing o little palpita.
lion or irregular action, or dull. heavy,
or sharp darting pains, yet by and by
the disease becomes firmly seated, and
Inflammation. O hypcrtrophy. or thick.
sning OF the lining membrane or Of tho
valves, 10 produced. How wise TO give
early attention 10 Q case Of this kind.
Unnatural throbbing or pain in the 70.
gion OF tho heart should admonish ono
that all is not right. and II you would
preserve II from further disease, you
must help II to beat rightly by the uso
OF such a remedy rs viii remove the
cause Of the trouble. Uso DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery before tho
disease has become too seated, and Il
will, by It's great blood purifying and
wonderful regulating properties, effect
O perfect cure. II contains medical quail
tiles which act specifically upon tho It's
suos OF the heart, bringing about o
healthy action. Sold by all tirst-class
Druggists.
HEART DISEASE CURED.
Rocxronr. Spencer county. Ind, Feb
r1l n u D. III
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-08

sLvxn Bmcx.-The Cornucopia stage
on Tuesday brought down from the
Leopard Co.'S. mill. q handsome silver
brick Weighing 9S pounds and valued at
$4,000. The brick was produced from
leopold" ore which Is being worked
to q much higher per contage than hero
toforc. and the bullion Is also n great
deal finer than tho first few runs. Tho
value Of the mines at Cornucopia has
long been established, and now the
great success which has attendedth the last
workings Of the mill has firmly estab-
lishsd tho fact that the ores Of that dis
trict can DO most probably reduced
without tho aid Of roasters. The fcasi-
biily Of tho raw" process which has
for some timo past been n mooted ques-
ton. no longer occupies the attention Of
milling sharps.-Eiko ~Ladqendei, Mdrch
Ga,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-08

WA CoNxxScrD.-The result Of hay-
ing two lines Of telegraph in town Ia boz
ing demonstrated. Day before ysster-
day tho Z. 4 p. line ssnt messages TO
San Francisco u twenty-five cents lower
than The tari6 rates OF the W. u. line.
Yesterday Manager Spinner. Of tho lat
Ter line. received . telegram from Super.
intsndsnt Gamble 70 hereafter charge 81
for ten words TO that point. II tho n
valry shapes itsslf In this way commu.
nication With California by telegraph
will b. Afforded a . low fgurs.-Esrska
!SeaiiseL, March ga.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-08

THE Emperor and Empress Of Russia
are said 10 live q sad life from inoompai-
ibilty Of temper. while the heir appar-
emit il reported 10 treat his wife a "a
Russ. What that meal may Be under
stood whom Il II known that tho whip is
Q common article Of domestic economy
In Russia, and among the psassntry the
bride always prsssnts q whip to hor
new-msds husband. II Is hung at the
foot Of the bed and not inircquently
ussd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-08
PRACTICAL

The San Tssncisoo CAroaias doss 10.
seem 70 apyrovs Of Ne work. Of Rev.
Mr.. Hammond. The tnous ~revisalist,
who 10 nov operating in San Francisco.
The reverend gentleman makes . spo-
cialiy Of converting young children. in
which line no meets with extensive sue
cess. thar tender minds being in a plas.
tic stats. easily operatsd upon by ssnsa.
tionally prevented idsas. especially re-
hgious. He easily succeeds. wen In
duoing thsm 70 bind thsmsslvss verbally
and In writing. 70 devote their lives 10
religion and TO Christ. although net
morally or legally considered responsi-
BILE In any other respect. Mr.. Ham,
mond induces the tender youth to bind
themselves BY written contract. or by
solemn promise In case they are too
young 70 write their names. Whether
this immature. unhealthy and very unrs
liable way Of working upon the minds
Of the young and inexperienced. will be
productive Of real good. aud permanent
future benefit, 10 very Questionable.
The CAronids Of yesterday. in an sdito-
rial on tho subject, says:
u seems 10 us but q cheap victory over
babes TO 30 work upon their feelings that
thsy win sicn covenant cards. and that
Il would be- 4 drawer conflict 10 grapple
with older sinners. II Row. Mr.. HAM
| mond would achieve a reputation for
| triumphs over Satan, let him attack him
in his intrenched strongholds. Let him
snatch o sinner from tho Board OF Su-
pervisors or the Nevada Legislature. or
capture and carry axay q msmbsr Of tho
San Francisco Stock Board; let him set
Up his TENT In California street. and
blow his nm's horn under the walls Of
that Jericho OF ain. Let him tackle the
paniisi sners OF hp,Seopa, Or
he board Of Educstion. or attempt to
storm the fortress Of inquiry that in
trenches itself on Pine street, or by as
.sait sndeasII 70 reach mo ,M S,.Iae
,roS h.h;nd ths srs.n cloth. IN he can
chain such csptiyes to his chariot
wheels, We shall acclaim him Caesar
lnpsr.tor." aceoid him q triumph. and
Gaosn nm u Wv. -" Sa h;s c;r.,ds
to rsscu. the holy sspulchre from the
Saracsns. stirred knights and men-at-arms
to brave long and perilous marches and
bloody encounters with mailed war
rior, reused the enthusiasm Of nations
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-08
the MILITIA ELL

~ ~
Ina mi'uA oin, inu e@P'
haynie. mo WHICH P1 ~ ~
Of Legislature u nov IN NJ ~
OF The Governor. Ins ssnefai m
preston seems 70 b thai u WI NOS %
approved. II vaa. . introduced N
most complies militia Dali ever prsssn-
ted 70 any Lsg'siA'ufs. ouf venom
cal so'ons. however. 20 smassoiassd "
hat IL approved. IL would seem TO work
shardsnip upon certain companies Ans
oin PROVIDES 'na' me Uniform worn ~
the minaA companies snan % sns same
a. that worn BY United States troops.
This u sminsntiy proper and wise.
But an appropriation to provide for this
change VA stricken out. Some Of cur
companies. - for instance. the Montgom-
and Warrington have d much s1penss
procured . uniform totally different
from that wom by the U. 8. Army. We
do not propose 10 discuss the question
Of taste therein involved. While we
certainly think 10 would b far moro APP
propriats for bodies OF State militia TO
wear osner eoiors tnan q REQ OF Eng
n or NE green OF Ireland. and 70
carry mono ous the v. .. nag "is hard
ly fair Thai they should Be compelled 70
rsnt themselves at private expense.
This and the fact that an appropriation
for Adjutant Generals pay was stricken
out. seam 70 30 the main points Of OPP
position TO the bill, all with whom We
have oonvsrssd and who have examined
its provisions, eonesding that II In In
other respects complete and satisfactory.
We undsntand that Ave Of the ak COM
paniss in the State have protested
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-08

Snow lSIlDE.-Yesterday morning
Lewis Reynolds left his cabin. on the
east side Of Prospect Mountain, to como
10 town. and whom hs was about one
hundred yards from tho house, near
tho Williams mine. he was overtaken by
q snow slide. which carried him down
the mountain several hundred fcot,
completely burying him In Tho moving
mass. He managed. however. 10 dig
his way to tho surface. and when no ar
rived in town appeared none the worse
for his involuntary ride.-Esrekn Senii-
mel. March ca.